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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
PUTS DAMPER ON
FAST AUTO|STS
COUNCIL FRAMING STRINGENT
ORDINANCE
Measure viii Limit Speed in the En-
tire Business Section to Eight
Miles an Hour and Four
at Crossings

Many councilmen have put them
selves on record during the last few
days as being strongly in favor Of
stringent legislation against scorching
or even fast driving by automobilists
on the streets of Los Angeles. Mayor
McAleer is also considered to favor
such legislation.
An ordinance has been prepared and
will be presented to the council on
Monday which is calculated to abate
the nuisance and punish offenders 1t
Is practically the same ordinance which
the old council buried somewhere last
year and its phraseology is such that, IL
1t becomes a law and is enforced, fast
driving by automobilists will not be
profitable for the owners of the ma
chimes.
The ordinance provides a district
which extends as far south as Wash
ington street and includes the entire
business district of the city in which
it shall be misdemeanor to drive an
automobile or vehicle of any kind at
a rate of speed exceeding eight miles
an hour, and at street crossings or
when passing street cars which are
standing still to allow passengers to
get on or off the rate shall not exceed
four miles an hour.
Councilmen who are backing this
ordinance declare that 1t will put
stop to fast and reckless driving,
which, they assert, has made the
streets of Los Angeles resemble a race
course and on which the citizens who
do not own chug wagons have no
right and are in continual danger of
their lives There appears to be
well formulated plan by which the
council will pass this ordinance and
put it into effect Immediately.
Councilman Ford of the First ward,
and chairman of the legislation COM
mittee is especially strong in his state
ments in regard to the subject. He
said yesterday:
Some people seem to think that the
minute they get automobiles they own
the streets and that pedestrians have
no right on the thoroughfares of the
city Why, a man on foot takes his
life, in his hands every time he at
tempts to cross some of our streets.
In my opinion the automobiles are
more dangerous than the street cars.
II am strongly in favor of stringent
legislation on this subject and / think
we will get it. l do not wish to work
any unfairness upon automobilists. but
am equally determined to not only
give the citizens their rights, but TO,
it possible, pass such laws as will
safeguard them, which is also their
right. If there were laws governing
this question which had sufficient
penalty attached, and those laws We're
enforced, such terrible accidents as
have been happening too often of late
would not occur
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
INTERPRETATIONS

Pacific Coast Glass company: Direc-
tors: F. F. Hadden. Frank w, Blair
A. c. Whitney, j. C. Henderson and
c. H. Messenger. Los Angeles. Capt.
tai stock 100000: paid in $500.
Del Rey Gun club. Directors:
Cherries A. Muslup, w. H. Stimson,
H. w. Keller, A. R. Names and p. f.
Schumacher of Los Angeles.
Commercial bank of Ocean Park.
Directors: l.. A. Pratt of Ocean Park,
w. A. Innes, II. T. Coffin, f. l.. For.
roster and Warren Gillelen of Los An
geles. Capital stock $4,000, paid in.
f. o. Engstrum company. Directors:
F. o. Engstrum, F. e. Engstrum
Elizabeth Engstrum, d. Bryson and
H. w. Bryson of Los Angeles. Capt.
tai stock $S00,0O0; paid in $150,2OO.
Boston Floor Furniture company.
Directors: L. F. Dunbar. w. S. Hurl-
but, l.. X. Parks, NJ E. Hurlbut and
G.. A. Dunbar of Los Angeles. Capital
stock $25,O0O; paid in $4,000.
Heaven does not stop TO consult the vogue
Ia .2Ganrrs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
PERSONAL

Charles Wilson of the chamber Of
commerce official family, left last even
ing for San Francisco and Portland in
the interest of the California exhibit
at the Lewis and Clark exposition
j. II. Murphy and wife will leave to-
day for their home at Chicago, after
making tour of the Pacific coast cities
and resorts. Mr.. Murphy will take
with him an assortment of the fruit
products of Southern California to show
his eastern friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
Trust Those Who Have Tried

L suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
and never hoped for cure but Ely's Cream
Balm seems to do even that.-Oscar Os-
from. 40 Warren Ave. Chicago, Ill.
L tried Eys Cream Balm and to all ap-
pearances am cured of catarrh. The ter
ribIe headaches from which 1 long suf-
fered are gone.-W. J. Hitchcock. late
Major U. S. Vol and a. A. Gen, Buffalo,
N. Y.
My son afflicted with catarrh. He
used Elys Cream Balm and the disagree
able catarrh all left him.. Z. Olmstead,
Arcola, Ill. ..
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at so cts, or
mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren ST..
New York
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
CITY HALL NOTES
Library Closed at Noon

Library Closed at Noon
In compliance with the mayors S
proclamation the city hall and public
library closed yesterday at noon.
city's Cash Counted
City Treasurer Workman and City
Auditor Schwaebe took advantage of
the half holiday yesterday to make
the monthly count of the city's cash
which is kept in gold coin in the sub
treasury in the California National
bank building. The result of their
labors showed S2,27S. OS6.6O to the credit
of the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
AROUND THE TOWN
TO SUBSCRIBERS

II any subscriber who may fall
to receive The Herald on any
morning delivery will notify the
business office by telephone he
will receive a copy Of The Herald
for that day by special mes
seneer.
Any subscriber who shall no.
tlfy the office that for any cause !
he desires to stop his subserip-
ton will receive In response a
printed slip acknowledging re-
receipt of his notice. II by any
accident the subscriber should
receive The Herald beyond that
date no payment for same will
be required or expected
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

sues Tor Divorce
Divorce proceedings were instituted
in the superior court yesterday by Mrs.
Lille c. Artrup against her husband,
Jesse Artrup.
Girl Committed
Consuello Sanchez, the pretty 17-year-
old girl who defied her father in the
juvenile court last week, was COM
mitted to the Home of the Good Shep-
herd yesterday by Judge Wilbur in the
Juvenile court.
Judgment Against BalIerino
Attorney William Crawford recovered
Judgment yesterday in Justice Pierce's
court for $500 attorneys fee against
Bartolo Balrerino the old crib king.
The suit grew out of the services rem
dered by the attorney in connection
with the recovery of bail money.
Girl Sues Railroad
Bella Mellus, n sixteen year old girl,
filed suit yesterday in the superior
court against the Pacific Electric Rail
way company for damages in the sum
of $500 for injuries alleged to have been
sustained January 2S last as the result
of collision.
Railway is Sued
Clara Hulse, an eight year old child
filed suit yesterday in the superior
court through her guardian, ad litem,
against the Los Angeles Interurban
Railway company. for damages in the
sum of $4,000 for injuries alleged to have
been sustained as the result of care
lessness on the part of the defendant
company in raising a pole on Vermont
avenue.
Trustees of Estate
Alfred Vincent Heating and Henry
Charles Heating filed joint petition
yesterday in the county clerks Office
for appointment as joint trustees of
the estate of Millionaire Andrew j. w.
Keating, who died in Los Angeles Au-
gust 10, 1901. The petition also asked
for the courts acceptance of the resig-
nation of Alfred Vincent Heating, the
retiring trustee.
Mercy Invoked
w. II. Roberts, w. C, Collins and
George w. Reed. three young window
cleaners, yesterday invoked the mercy
side of the law in Judge Smiths de-
partment of the superior court, as a
result of which they have regained
their liberty. From the facts presented
to the court it appears that the men.
when I'm the uncertain" state. entered
a room in lodging house conducted
by May Sweeney and carried away
cheap comb. hair brush and hat brush.
They were arrested on the charge of
larceny, but Judge Smith allowed them
to go on probation for one year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

August Belmont has always been enthus-
last about all kinds OF sport He now owns
a stable OF race horses and a kennel OF dogs,
keeps several hunters and owns and races
Yacht during the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any one
furnishing evidence that will lead TO the arrest
and conviction OF any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises OF
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
AIouIdlngs.

Just received, new line OF Italian Walnut, Toa
Wood. Brown Birch, Italian Green, Ida Oak
and natural wood hnish Sanborn, Vail &
Co., 3S south Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
THE HERALD.

Strangers sre invited TO visit the exhibit OF
meroe building on Broadway, between First
and Second rtreets. where free information
will be given all subjects pertaining to
ths section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails TO cure.
10. W. Groves signature Is on each box. ESQ.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

Do you know January Jones? Read
what he says in Sunday Herald. page
Z, editorial section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

Assent Illinois Central r. R.s 2ss s. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

The Anselus Hotel Grill
The select dining place of tns city. Loomls
Pgothtru. pEoprtetorA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

Heaven does not stop TO consult the vogue
before It picks out man.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01

VUIISuCIIU oeIIIOIIUN, IIIt pretty II-y 6tII :
old girl who defied her father in the
juvenile court last week, was CON-
mitted to the Home of the Good Shep-
herd yesterday by Judge Wilbur in the
juvenile court.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Sues for Divorce

Sues for Divorce
Divorce proceedings were instituted
in the superior court yesterday by Mrs.
Lille c. Artrup against her husband,
Jesse Artrup.
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DR.. Wiley said:-"Among the food ma
terials which have attained a high place
as nutriment for those troubled with
tuberculosis is alcohol" He further
stated that whislSey had been used to
great advantage in many maadies, espe-
cially in tuberculosis.
The ravages of consumption have in
creased so materially during the past few
years that the great scientists and doc
tors throughout the world are turning
their every energy to a discovery for a
preventive and cure for the disease
All doctors admit that the best diet for
the prevention and cure of consumption
is alcohol, or whislSey In its purest forms.
This IS found In Duffys Pure Malt Whis-
key, which is guaranteed absolutely
pure and free from fusel OIL This is why
1t has been prescribed for years by the
leading doctors throughout the world for
the prevention and cure of consumption
and all wasting diseases.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is form of
food already digested. and when taken
into the system Is Immediately taken up
by the blood. enrichng 1t and causing It
to course more quickly through the veins
thus building up new tissue and filing
the system with vigor and strength to
ward off the inroads OF disease. sss
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S 4.s71.55
Bv balance brought


Bv balance brought
down ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1880
These figures show n balance Of 1894 AZ
due the Improvement fund and that the
maintenance fund is due Treasurer
Brooks $3.50. leaving a net balance in
Treasurer Brooks hands of sS54.4s.
His account nj the First National bank.
at the close of business December II.
showed that he had a balance of $s4722
to his credit leaving a cash balance Of
1926 in his hands which sum he showed
that he had
At your instance with the aid of Com
mandant Brooks have made a detailed
approximate estimate of the value Of the
property turned over to the state. for
the use of the homo. by jeff Faulkner
Camp No. 1882. U. c. ". and also the Inn
provements and additions made by your
board. since the home passed into the
possession Of the state. These two esti-
mates are attached to this report and
marked respectively exhibits and B.
Both are necessarily approximate. They
Indicate that the state now has property
in the home. of the value of about S1oWU.
There are ten cottages substantially
and neatly constructed. OF frst-class ma
terial, consisting. each of four living
rooms kitchen. dining rooms bath room
and closet, all ceiled throughout. and
fidNt tdtH u cDIHIOIlhDlt dbh
front porch. These cottages are NIL paint
ed inside and outside While the same
general plan obtains In the construction
Of ALL no two are exactly alike, nor
are any two painted the same color. the
living rooms are each furnished with
two good iron bedsteads. on each oil
which is a nice spring and cotton Mattress
with ample covering to make them com
Portable Each Of these rooms are also
provided with an open wood hre place,
dresser. was,.stand. chairs ana other
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RAPID TRANSIT TO LAKE
HIGHLANDS.
THE MOST IMPORTANT FACT OF THE SEASON-IT MEANS
HOMES FOR THE MANY AND OPPORTUNITIES
FOR THE THRIFTY.

bility are accepted in this community as
matters of course. Surely no more invlt-
ing proposition was ever laid before home
seekers and those who would invest their
earnings with view to absolutely certain
returns.
But the liberality of the company does
not end with the direct contract with the
purchaser Ten per cent of the money real
led from the sale of the lots--a constantly
increasing funds devoted to the develop
ment, and the work OF grading streets and
making other Improvements IS now pro-
crossing energetically.
great many lots in LAKE HIGH
LANDS have already been sold, and the
purchasers are scattered throughout Ala
bama, and other states. Some sales this
week may be cited as illustrated. For
instance, seven lots to Jack Monroe, New
York CITY; two lots to E. E. Gavin, Brm-
ingham; two lots to F. NJ Partridge,
Avondale; two lots to A. R. Chisholm,
city; one lot each to A. S. Haynie, Marion
Ala; C. w. Wade, Calera, Ala; L. c. In
gram, East Lake, Frank S. FeltuS, East
Lake; Miss Nora O'Neal, city, and A. R
Forsyth, city.
This list of purchasers might be eX-
tended indefinitely, but they are only the
advance guard Of the host who will flock
to LAKE HIGHLANDS, now that rapid
transit is fixed fact. The wisest of them
will invest at once, as they foresee that
theprice of the property must inevitably
advance within a very short time. In fact,
the recognition of the importance of NOW
marks the difference between a wise man
and--one who is not SO wise.
\ L. ...n.-ror.d r,ron,ntI., and fully In
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NOTICE.

Ben F. Barbour P. & E CO. :,
manufacturers agents for
high gade chandeliers, will
have their representative
call ON you during this week.
He is a first-class designer
and will be of great assist.
ance in designing or select.
ing fixtures suitable for the
hsme Those desiring FIX
lures can make engagements
by phoning No. 10.
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The East Lake Land Company an,
nounces that it has given the name OF
LAKE HIGHLANDS to its spendld resi-
dental subdivision just north OF Lake
Como, and that arrangement for the con-
struction of an ELECTRIC CAR LINE
THROUGH THE PROPERTY have been
perfected, and work on it will begin at
once. The line will connect with the East
Lake division of the general system OF street
railways, and a FAST SCHEDULE will
place LAKE HIGHLAND within a few
minutes of the heart of Birmingham.
LAKE HIGHLANDS as its name indi-
Gates, is an eminence rising by a gentle
slope from the shores of Como. 1t
is the GROWN OF EAST LAKE, which IS
the most rapidly growing of all the suburbs
the one with the greatest future before
it-by reason of its high elevation, I'M
tainted air, natural drainage, public utilities,
educational advantages, and the fine moral
and intellectual tone of its people. LAKE
HIGHLAND has ATTRACTIONS OF ITS
OWN in addition to these, not the least OF
which is that it overlookS the most pic
turesque portion of the valley. 1t IS pre-
eminently the place where women may
abide in content and where children may
play and thrive amid the most congenial
surroundings.
LAKE HIGHLANDS is within the
reach of also placed by the very low
prices of its lots, and the terms-read
them in the corner up 'there--are SO lib
era they would challenge credulity if
they were not underwritten by the stock
holders, directors and officers of the COM
pany--.men whose probity and response
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2i09 First ave.


FOR SALE.
A nice little cottage we'll built with
large rooms very conveniently arranged,
nearly new, on a lot 200 feet front, bound
ed on three sides by streets. faces east.
has fruit trees, grape vines, and all the
conveniences of the city, but is just out
side. Two blocks from car line, Price
very low
r. r. MANLY & CO.,
Chalifoux Building.
Insurance, Real Estate, Surety Bonds.
FOR SALE.
500, 50O-Splendid goth street corner 50x10O,
close in; one-third cash, balance long
time Ought to be worth $4,000 in i've
years.
s215O-4th avenue lot, 14O feet deep, be-
tween 10Th and 10th streets. Has two
houses bringing good rent; value will
grow.
500 per front foot; 50x140 feet, Bird ave-
nue. near nth street one-third cash,
balance / and 2 years. VIII enhance
greatly in value; that's ALL
$775-$275 cash. balance $40 per month, for
Groom cottage and lot 50x14O feet;
north 18th street, near 18th avenue
s220O-$6OO cash, balance s25 per MONTH;
corner lot 56x13S feet, with good S-room
residence; 18th avenue and 10th street.
nOftn.
sl5O-$75 cash. balance SIS per month; lot
25x19O feet. with Broom brick house;
Avenue and 18th street.
$2S00-$50O cash. balance long time, good
corner lot 75x15O feet, with Broom
house on car line; near station. Wood
lawn.
S4000-Corner lot S0x15O feet with 5 houses
renting for $3.50. North 18th avenue
and 23rd street Street Improvements
paid.
$2e00-$1000 cash, balance l and 2 years.:
pretty room cottage and lot 140 feet
deep North 10Th street. near the park.
Only nine minutes walk from First
National bank.
Sz250-6-room and Groom houses, lot 25x
40; 9Th avenue. near 26th street, rents
$24. In good repair.
SMITH G. STiLLMAN,
! A,.o
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you AND WE

We give your heirs free deed
in case OF death.
You select any lot not sold on
plat; If not satisfied afterwards
YOU may exchange for any other
unsold lot.
YOU pay no interest.
YOU pay no taxes.
YOU give no mortgage.
Lots 50x120, corners, S225i inside
lots SIS.
Terms-s1o cash and So monthly
on each lot purchased.
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DO YOU KNOW

That 1t will pay you to be.
come acquainted with Horn.
thall, Benz amin & Reims' fine
line clothing and prices ?
Varley 81 Bauman, sole
agents, 1924 First avenue.
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REAL ESTATE.



I have been in much trouble TO get abso-
lutte control of the following bargains
SO that customers can depend on de-
livery:
s5oO-Two lots. 80 feet each. frondng South
Ensley ear line at Rising Station; rea-
sonable terms Anybody knows suen
lots are bargains.
s750-Two beautiful lots, 50xzoo, in Smith
field.
s5OO0-25x140; improved; I'd ave, near 18th
street
s5ooO-5Ox140: new brick building on half
of the lot; renting for S4s0 per annum,
and leased for nearly 3 years yet; can
build more on vacant part of the lot
Ave. tB. near 18th st.
s12, 5O0-50xli0; No. 1910 and 14l2 I'd ave-;
two-story brick in front and rear with
rental capacity of more than 500 per
month; half cash.
s10.OO0-tndivided half interest in 25xl4O
on 4th ave, near the new hotel; two
story brick building.
S. E. THOMPSON, Agent.
Bell phone "a 229 2lst Street.
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Take Calchiura for Rheu-
matism, No cure, no pay.
Made and guaranteed by
Patton Polk Drug Co., sue
cessors to Patton Pharmacy,
2l2 North goth street.
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MCCONNELL e. CARTWRIGHT,
Phones 40. 220 North Twenty-first St

FOR SALE
ss00O-25xl4O; Bird ave, near 18th ST.
ss5OO-4Ox1O0: 18th St, near Bird ave-; rents
$40 per month
ssFO0-s5x14O; Ave. r. near goth Sc; rents
$3.50 month.
s5c0o-25xl40; 4th ave, near 18th ST.
SC. 0o-lo0x140; Ave. G. near oath St: rents
1856 per year,
sG750-5sx200 18th ST.. near Ave. j. south;
Groom residence.
s525O-5ix15O nth ST., near Ave- :. south;
S-room residence.
81 2o-144x19O: Ave. G: fine residence prop
erty: Lake View line.
se6s5-Modern Norwood home; 0 rooms.
s75O0-Modern Norwood home; rooms.
S2950--Beautiful Juniper ave. lot; 50x193
BEASLEY Bros,
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FOR SALE.

s1o,5oO-5O feet vacant on End ave- near
18th st.
s4oOO-A nice home on North Side and
$40 per month in alley rentalsi fine
investment.
S35OO-A beautiful cottage home on large
lot on North Goth st.
$75OO-One of the most elegant homes on
North Side, two-story, nine rooms polish
ed floors, screens nd every convenience
very large lot and fronts east; can be
bought on easy terms; street improve
ment, sidewalk and all sanitary sewers
laid and paid for servants room and
stable.
s45O0-Buys for a few days only one of the
prettiest cottage homes on South 18th
Ave, on large lot, faces three streets
and avenues.
$25OO-A fine investment IL an S-room two
story new house on Avenue G, near
3Oth st.
$7500-An elegant Groom homo on South
Highlands, has absolutely every comfort
and convenience; porcelain baths,
screens furnace, polished interior, four
full bed rooms up stairs with dressing
rooms attached.
$650O-Buys a corner lot 50x100 on 22nd st.
s4OOO--Buys an alley corner 4ox10O on 22nd
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I o. EBERs DIE,


FOR SALE.
x5c-IoOx1sO, fronts south on the car line
At Berney station. West End; nice
houses all around 1t; new fence cost
ing nearly 500; lies well.
s2t00-Ssx132; two brick residences in
KINGSTON: renting for s27 per month;
good neighborhood; gilt-edged rental
property.
ssooO-19sx16s large 5-room dwelling on
ountain Heights; fencing alone cost
$50. fruit trees out and growing; neigh
borhood excellent; think! Four lots
alone worth the money
ss20-Nice 7-room two-story dwelling on
Humbolt ave-; $1,000 cash, balance easy.
s65o-5Ox125: a lovely corner en- Fountain
Heights; near new Methodist church.
s0e-50x120; North 18th ST., near 18th ave
es0o-10s feet on Powderly car line. near
Elizabeth station, West End. This is
the prettiest lot between Birmingham
and Powderly.
live in West End and handle a great
deal of West End property. See me be-
fore buying there.
JOHN 3. BETHEA,
Room /. Steiner Bldg.
Bell phone 1927. Peoples phone 22o7
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FOR sALE-NEw LIST.


si250-Lot. End ave-. near Sth st.
sss50-50x140 Ave. c. near 21st st.
ssot0-R Residence. 50S140, Ave. c, near 10th.
s9T0o-Residcnce. 1921 Ave. D.
1920 Residence, 4th ave. between oath
and 18th SITS.
$4,000 Residence. 4th ave. between 2srd and
24th SITS.
s3l5O--Resdence Fountain Heights.
5o-Residence. Ave. T.; $3.50 cash, ball
ance monthly
s1575-Cottage; e and 18th St; rents $3.50.
s4000-R Residence 100x3o0 Fountain Heights.
a250-Residcnce, near Five Points
rs. O0o-Residence. goth ST., South High
lands.
$3.50 Residence. 629 S. 10Th st.
$1,000 aucoma residence.
s6250-.Ave. 3 between goth and 21st sts.;
50x14e.
sstC0--Corner residence, Hickory st.
w. B. lEEDY & CO.,
Phones AZ. Bell and Peoples. LIZ orth
Twenty-first Street.
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