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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
SECRET OF AERoPLANE FLEET.
Head Of Syndicate Which Has Ordered Fifty
Mum as to Their Use

Paris Oct I-Lazare Weller who yesterday an
r0u--ed that he had ordered the construction Of
f-ty aeroplanee the Wright model. reiterated
r-sr statement this evening He stated that he
Rad made arrangement with Wilbur Wright
Whereby the aeroplenes would be constructed from
the Wright patents, and that order had actually
beer placed with z French firm. the Of
which. however. n declined 10 divulge. He de-
cline6 70 disclose the exact purpose in the
building Of 3 feet Of aeroplanes saying. That is
~ secret
From what NJ Weller said in interview to-
nignt & Is evident he believes that the seroplane
II destined 70 have greater mission in sea than
r land warfare. He declared that no navy would
os-e 70 approach FORT defended by a fotilla Of
seroplsnes capable OF dropping explosives from the
sir NJ Weller added that while the conditions Of
TIE contract between min the head OF a syndt-
cate and Mr Wright had not been fulfilled. he al
ready was completely satisfied that the Wrights
would be able 10 meet the conditions, which re-
qui-e the inventor &c make two flights Of fifty
kilometres each. with q passenger or equivalent
weight and sufficient gasOlene 70 allow fight OF
two hundred kilometres. Nj Wright, however. has
refused consider the contract made until he has
compiled 70 TIE letter with the conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
NEW YORK AND COLON RATES.

r. 4be Editor Of The Tribune
sir Referring the article IN your paper OF
-,tar. her 10 regarding passenger rates between
So York and Colon, wish 10 say that our
or,- - well as the Royal Mall Steam Packet
,,,,,.snv has allowed a concession OF . per cent
- ,be tariff rate to employees OF the Isthmian
I-raI Commission some time. and there Is hb-
ol,*el,, no foundation for the report that there
IN ~ a rate-slashing contest between the above
a-+ioned lines TO obtain larger number or the
a1 aD,nIoves who are patronzing the
r,a,a,,s Rail Road Steamship Line TO a much
a..s- extent owing 10 the very low rate accorded
= ,ban7 on these steamers by the United States
government.
r-ra tar,r rate by line between New York
s,d Colon Is SO in first class and ;S in second
80 vvh;cb is and has been for some time sub
ct .o q rebate Of Is per cent for the trEnsporta-
-, .. canal employees. This concession was made
=, tho specaI request OF the Isthrian Canal Com
,ssfon 10 enable its employees TO travel on our
-+oa-,e-s whenever they were unable to make
or,nt connection by the Panama Rail Road Steam
- inc on which they enjoy a rate which IS
- "A rer cent less II hey wished 20 tray 81
-. ,,r steamers by preference. You Will see fro N
=. nat there is intention part 20
- . rate war and the reports which hare
"a Won have either been misunderstood or
r,isrepresented
neutrality-suspicious. LINE
~ p Meyer Assistant 10 General Manager)
Rev York Oct, /, 1906.
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WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.

William Arm strong a Republican worker in the
orb Assembly District and for several years one or
its captains died suddenly on Wednesday at St Greg
ory's Hospital. At the time OF his death he was
EMPLOYED in The Tribune composing room WHICH
he entered shout three years ago. ABOUT an hoar
after his arrival at the Office on Wednesday' Mr..
Armstrong suddenly became i'll He was takeE 70
the hospital where he died before ne could De
taken home
Mr. Armstrong was born in this city nrty-three
vesrs ssp When about nineteen years old ne De-
ca-e cabtnet poIisher. He remained in that
business I'D TO several years ago when ne LOST the
use Of his right arm. On his recovery ne pc
came an ernpIoye in the composing room rernsln-
try +bare I'D 10 the time OF his death. He leaves
a wife ana three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Poughkeepsie n. Y, Oct 1 CSpeciaI.-Mss Helen
Louise DOW the youngest daughter of the late
Colonel John De Peyster Douw, was married this
afternoon in Christ Church 10 DR.. Herman Vedder
Mynderse OF Schenectady. The wedding at
tended by many friends Of both families. The Rev
Dr. Alexander G. Cummins performed the ceremony.
Miss Douw was attended BY Mrs Edwin Mcclellan,
Of London England; Mrs. William Ten Brock
Mynderse. OF Schenectady. and Miss Anne D NV
Townsend. CT Garden City Long Island She was
given away by her brother, Charles c. DOW The
best man William Ten Brock Al nc ers1.
brother OF the bridegroom. The Ushers were Edwin
Mcclellan. Of London: Elmer MIlmine. OF fche-
nectady n. Y; Morris Douw Ferris, of New York,
and Edward Nicou Townsend IT.. Of Garden City
Following the ceremony at the church there was
reception at the home OF the bride, No. ia Acad-
enny street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
MISS BARRYMORE DENIES INTERVIEW.

Charles Frohman announced last night that he
had received the following telegram from Mss
Barrymore
Last week in Detroit I received telegram from
our advance agent asking II / would give in
rervIevv 70 The st. Louis Republic l wired him
that I would do So and my arrival here
ranged to see young lady OF The Republic"
matinee performance yesterday I
Mortified to read in the morning issue OF The Re
public that I was cruelty and WrOngfully quoted
The American society women touched
upon, ana these who know me realize too well my
love and admiration for my American sisters, and
not for worlds would I utter make a statement
that is so absolutely false and low quoted IN
''The St Louis Republic OF this day. I have made
no reply either TO the St Louis paper or 60 the
many kilograms from papers from New York and
elsewhere. ] have referred them all you. and
want you to deny TO them in the strongest manner
the absolute falseness OF that statement. fee
terribly about it, Do your utmost. and place
right before my friends and the public
ETHEL BARRY MORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast-Washington. Oct l.
The tropical that been moving slowly west
the Indies during the last days has
racurved of the Florida At 94O
a. THURSDAY barometer reading OF cSS2 inches
wind so miles an reported az
Nassau Bahamas. During the days the hurri-
cane centre viii northeastward off the Atlantic
Coast By gales Storm warnings
are displayed On Atlantic Coast from Florida
Maine Foir weather prevailed generally the
Rocky except OF the region
along the Atlantic Coast Rain mas slso fallen
north Pacific states
Temperature is below the the Ohio
Valley lake region the Pacific Coast
states above the normal the plains states
During the days the Pacific rain area
viii advance Missouri upper Mississippi val
Ieys rains along immediate Atlantic
Be followed b. fair weather
The winds along the New England Coast strong
from the northeast; along the middle Atlantic Coast
strong northeast 80 north: along the
Coast strong north along the Gulf Coast
fresh along cuff Coast light east
Sitting south Lakes and variable
shifting southeast and south end increasing SATURDAY
Steamers departing Friday Tor European have
northeast gales ana rain 10 the Grand Baaks-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
MANY APPLAUD FEDORA" AT AMERICAN

The Ivan Abramson company gave the third and
last performance OF GiordanO's "FedOra'' at the
American Theatre last night Nine. Therry still
chung TO French. although it had been announced
that she would sing in Italian ike the rest OF the
company. That detail however, did not appear TO
spoil the enjoyment OF the opera by audience Of
fair proportions. in which the American element
outnumbered the Italian N Tore was again the
Ipanoh, Mile. Bonner Countess Olga, NJ PaCini de
Slriex and NJ. Gravna CiriIo.
"Cavalleria Rurti-ors' e1- .Ez sIaccr' will again
be coupled in the sl. ----.4snt In the latter Nine.
Anna Delvaux recruit 70 the Abr2msoR
forces will sing g part Of Media. and interest
will attach to NJ. Barfs first portrayal OF Turiddu
IN '.C,avaIIeria'' and Cauio IN Pa yiiaCCf Nine
DeIvaux IS said to have achieved success by her
singing of Media at the Theatre de Ia MOnnaie 1
Brussels Carmen IN the afternoon and AIDA
IN The evening on Saturday will be the last per-
rorrnances of the company before K enters upon
two weeks engagement at the Majestic Theatre in
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
John w. cAUsEY.

,..,,.r5 r.l DC. John W. Causey formerly
representative in Congress from this state, died
suddenly here to-day. His death was due to
stroke Of apopIexy. He was born here on sepsefn-
nar 1e 1s41 and was educated at the Albany Acao-
envy New York, and the PennsylVahaa AsE''ui'uI1
-. ne engaged in farming and fruit growing.
:, 1S75- he served in the State Senate President
cleveland made him internal revenue collector 10!
11a,auare He was elected 20 Congress IN 1880 ano
rseIacted in 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
GRACE MAoGowAN COOK DIVORCED
Novelist Was Burned in Fire Which De-
stroyed Eelicon Hall
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Chattanooga Tenn, Oct. 1-Wilam Cook, a
former publisher of this city, but resident of
Baltimore. obtained divorce to-day from Mrs.
Grace MacGowan Cook, an authoress Mr.. Cook
charged desertion. The Cooks have not lived to-
gether in number OF years. Previous this time
two children were born. and they in the
East attending school
Mrs Cook IN the fire at HeIicon Han, Upton
Sinclairs place in New Jersey, and was badly
burned. She is in the East, and. it is said
recently told a friend that she was in love with
her art and expected 10 be ever welded to It."
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ranseHaents have been made O. KEEP rAe DAILY ana
LoSD6S-EIoSsL Victoria savoy Hotel CaA-ltou HossI
Grand Hotel. the Howard Eote.. N1rfolx street,
ENGLlSND-AlepH Hotel. Liverpool. siislaza Hossy
Manchester queens HoIe.- Leeds: Midland Hotss-
Bradford. Hotel WeIi1stoa- rgnnridxe Wells. Mid
Hotel. M0recarlbe BAY Midland Hotel Cs-bys
sCOTTsS-r-ST ErocF Hotel GLASGOW stasso. rt,..f
AYR. station Hotel Dun1fri-s- stauon Hotsi. INN
f9IPH sISrsF-Ff5tsI Cecil
FFtANCE-FoteI Continental Grand Hote.. Hots, Men,
TAthease- Hotel Lille 20 Albion. Eote~ s. lanes
Parts Grand Hotel d. Ais and Hotel SplerdlL Er-
ceLzicr. Ai1ies Pains Hotel &c runfeers. To1 q
FFTJ=a f-crad hotel Frrzz~Is Grand sIo-el r7,..l
g. rFurope and Hotel Weber. Antwerp 49,
Splendid ana I.stei ie La Elase- osrend.
GERMANY-Hotsl Brtsto. Central Hotel Hotel Ad,oa
Royal. Hotel F,SIssis and Hotel Parisaof. Berlin
H Hoss hes ReseH a F1stsahSs caSisasz Hs TSsss.
Cologne Iioss 5st-syEs A 5s cost15-Htal aa1
Dusseldorf Hotel Angistrse. Esns. Hotal M1nopoi
Frsi5srs: Hotel Esplanads ard Paiacs HsssI
Hamburg. Hotel Brasssu- Luxembourg, H1teI -
Metz Hotel Continental HoteI -Four seasons sa5
Hotel Dc Russie. Munich. Hctsi Kaissrhof sri
Hotel Mstrupole NsEhetm. Eu- Hotel Nsaenas--
IIste vVarreInbsrger Nuremberg. Hotel sfa-S,s-s.
Palace Hotel. Hotel Imperial Herel Pc "a
Park Hotel. W.eshal=n. Hotel s-alsera1c an ll1ss
AusTRIA-Eolsi Bristol Vienna He5el Haaesria
Esdape1t, ttoJsl savoy sac Nest EEd. slaie- Ss-
r.aflzl 1uI z14,e- LlGlCFer rlsbu1. fasaI Fvral
Ij.rsl vSs7,,.r ara EF7tsl zzi-vs- Sis-enSs-'
Fiyas-. Geneva Hotel vistorte ard Erxina aoteI
same: Paa,s Hotel. Mazda. Hotel BeImoas
and savoy Hotel. Rome. Hotel villa d'Esee. Ger
Eotsi Dc ]. vnis, Milan: Hotel DSnis1 sas a-saz
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oREosoTE vApoR FOR CONSUMPTION
faith Expressed in Its Value Both as q Pro
ventive and Cure.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Ct Nav refer you TO editorial In The New
vo-,, Medical Record OF September 1s. 1905 page
% =, .C-reosote Limitations in tuberculosis :!
bfz method Of trea tment. both as preventive ana
curative has stood the test Of time and IN my
Judgment, is the best most praclIcai'
.,.,,,b,,, e,n,nla treatment known at present
teg that for the sake of nnumerable sufferers ana
., view of the immense Importance OF the great
rroblern now being considered in Washington oV
scientists from many countries you VIII reao 'he
editorial TO which I refer you
BEVERLEY ROBINSON. NJ. D
New York Sept 80, 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

Lieutenant Commander Harry Han e s n
will be married Wednesday night at s o'clock
to Mrs Gertrude BOniieu OF No. 252 West 9lst
street, BY the Rev. DR. George 2. Eckman in the
parsonage Of St PauPs Methodist Episcopal
Church S6th street and West End avenue. Mrs
Bonlieu Is q widow forty-four years old. The
bridegroom. who has been living at the Union
Square Hotel is forty-nine years old He mas
been serving inspector in the bureau of steam
eu gineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
WIRELESS TELEPHONE TEST.

London. Oct 1T is understood that the wireless
telephony experiments conducted for the British
Admiralty in the last ten days by Or. Lee de
Forest have fully satisfied the Admiralty officials
Uho under the direction OF the inventor, have been
testing wireless telephony between the Admiralty
oHzces here and vessels % the Channel feet. The
officials to-day expressed themselves as IL favor
c The permanent installation Of the De Forest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
OBITUARY.
MISS SOPHIA {. sLATcHFoRp.

by Telegraph 70 Ihs Irlbuhe,J
Newport, Oct. AFTER a long Illness Miss
Sophia Ethel1da Blatchford, summer resident
OF Newport OF long standing, died at her home
here this morning Miss Blatchford was in her
seventy-third year. She was the daughter OF the
late Nj and Mrs Richard NJ. Blatchford and a
sister Of .he late Samuel E. Blatchford, an asso-
oiate Justice Of the United States Supreme Court.
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Do you want desirable help QUICK
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the file OF applications OF selected aspfrants for
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CHARLES 4. ROWLAND.

Quincy Mass Oct. Charles A Rowland presl-
dent of the Quincy Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, died at his home here to-day sf'er olleI
illness He was born in Worcester seventy-nine
wears ago At one time he was a bank president
Mr. Rowland was direct descendant OF Sishet
., the compact on board the MayhOwer.
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PEARY PREPARING FOR DASH.
Supply Steamer Returns, Bringing New York
WARNS HunterF

St Johns. n F., Oct Having transferred a
large supply Of stores to the Peary Arctic steamer
Roosevelt al Etsh. West Greenland. the auxiliary
steamer Erik arrived here to-day. The Roosevelt
left Etah August IS, bound north through Kane
Basin, Kennedy Channel and Robson Strait. It is
Peary's hope either enter the Polar Sea or to
reach a point from which he easily get TO Cape
Columbia by next February Then he viii make
a dash across the ice foes toward the pole. Cap
tain Bartlett states that the Roosevelt was in ex-
cellent trim and the crew all well. Tbs ice cond-
tons were favorable.
The Erik brought back two New York sports
men. Messrs. Larned and Norton. who went north
on the Roosevelt TO shoot wRlrus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
BRITISH CRUISER sALvAeED.

Portsmouth Eng. Oct The British cruiser
Gadlat1r on which salvagers have been at work
eve since she Wa sunk, ou April 2, on the Isle
q Wight by the liner 81 Paul was relocated this
afternoon The cruiser VIII be- locked here The
work n saIrasins her nss cost between s2oeg5 and
Sssg55- Many experts are Of the opinion thar the
seesel cannot D. used agsIn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Dayton. Ohio Oct 1-Lorin Wright brother OF
ths famous aeroplaae inventors. said to-day:
II fifty aeroplanes are TO be manufactured for
French use they VIII &c made in France by syndi-
cate. Nv brothers have been thinking for more
than year q starting q factory in Dayton The
seroplane cannot be made to sell for 3 90 and
esvs margin Of profit. Il VIII probably sell FOR
ABOUT -sS0.A4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
BROADER GENERAL SUMMERS.

washington. Oct Word has been received here
NJ the death to-day at Atlantic City OF brissoieI
C.,eraI 7 E Summers. of the Army Meclcei
SO 4. vas appointed to the army from VIZ
cir
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October 20, ard Monday October r. All who
intend 20 vote must register on one Of thess
says, between .. m. and 10 p. m.
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY SIS degrees lowest ~
average 80 average corresponding last vear
6a average corresponding date OF last thrtthae
years. g.
zor+h.as, winds Saturday, fair and warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
Married.
Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE win
De republished In the Tri-W eeky Tribune without
extra charge.

MORRIs-FLAGLER-At Missoua, Mont. September Is
1905. Elizabeth Rapalje F1agler. second daughter OF
Philip Elizabeth Bedsu Workman
Flagler formerly Of Hopeweu. Duchess County. y Y
20 William F Morris OF Nimrod Mont. by TIE Rev.
J. W TAFT OF M-soula-
NTNDERSE-DOUW-On THURSDAY. October J. By the
Rev. Alexander c. CummiuS a. HcIghkeepsle y T..
Hrcu Louise, daughter OF tie late John de Pcys.e-
DOW. Dr. Herman Feller Lynderse. Schenectady,
=. y
WILEX-PALMER-On Thursday. October I. East
Orange. y J.. by the Rev James +. Riggs D. D.
By Charles L Neioei. or Washing
ton d. C.. Charles Wiley and MIS- Alice z Palmer
daughter OF Mrs. Walter Scott Green
Notices of marriages and deaths uaast be lnd,r.-s
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Forecast for special L0calitrs.-For New England
rain to-day; strong northeast winds. fair warmer
Saturday.
For New York. rain the coast in the
interior to-day; strong northeast winds. warmer
Saturday.
For Jersey. rain to-day; high northeast wfnda.
fair Saturday.
For the District Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania
Maryland, fair to-day and Saturday warmer
Saturday: 10 brisk north winds
Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
TO-DAY and Saturday: warmer Saturday variable winds
shifting 10 fresh southeast.
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For points n Europe countries in ire Universal
Postal Union THE TE CNE Viii mailed al ne roI-
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily BY
traI Station Webster and Jerora roeys and -
carriage Lots $50 Te-ephons 1853 GransrcS "a
Book q Views representative
Otce. 20 East ID St. New York City
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Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the Weather changes in the TEN
perature f7r the twentz-four in comparison
With the a.-rgsac-lfne date OF last YEAR
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Notices of marriages and deaths be lndsrs~d
with full name and address
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UNDERTAKES

FRANK Z CAMPBELL PATS west I'll = Chapsaa
Private and public aEnbuIances- Tel 1924 Chslsea-
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Domestic Rates
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Canadian BATES.

Mail subscriptions E5-z City 70 the DAILY
and RI-WEEELT VIII be eouT
extra postage IN addition The above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

Mrs. Lillian Loveland Maeser, who
was recently granted divorce from
her husband Prof. Emil Maeser at
Los Angeles, has written to the papers
of salt Lake denying several of the
stories attributed to her in the dis
patches from the coast city. Mrs.
Maeser denies most emphatically that
she lis doing washing and ironing for
Il living" She says she has never
done that in her life. She denies
having stated that she supported her
husband for IA years, or that she paid
her way to California. Neither did she
say. according to her communication
that she had received no support from
her husband since 1906; the real state
ment being that she had received no
support from him since December
1907 this being the language of the
complaint filed IN the case. Mrs Mae
ser's communication concludes with the
denial of having said she financed their
honeymoon trip to Europe, and with n
request to the Salt Lake papers to
make correction of the statements said
TO be untrue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
A NEW INDUSTRY
FOR SALT LAKE
No More Smoke Nuisancc-A New
Fuel


No more smoke NuiSlncc-A New
Fuel.
,r,, ~,
i"e N'"'" uei MahulactuTlhs COM
pany' composed OF local men, VIII es-
tabish plant i'm this city. to manu-
cacturo "t[oei, - a t,,;,,,.,t, Gao, opa
.on ot NouIu WIN produce as nlucl'
neh. as one ana a mar tons OF lump
coa i peslueS having the strlklhs au-
Nahtast VI pel'lS PraCt'callS shlokeless
nee lIoill uuS' aud ci'hkers, anu very
ioM ~ ash lHeN cah =" hanu'eo
Wlthout Beillhs one myers ulrty ana
90 nov siach oI ue'erlora'e ny exposure
10 me Mea'ner.
Ihis Io'I VI luS' y no" uSeu by every
navy III ."e Mo'lu except hussla am,
y, DS Iieai ~ eNe'N Guy III germany anu anu
i Iuhce MneIe one never secs "NerhanS
l,ls ousS ilultc'uIIhs CITY INA.
clouu OF uustS SuiuNe SO nouceaoie III
ou. city ana Wlllch mas become per
slsleIlt anu oI,l'iesSlNe nuisance Alletc
are nov iour'etl iactoIIes IN A,ie1lC ,,
anu new uiies pt'ns eIecleu cach uay,
ho"i' WIZ us 10 more th3H = lail
lump coal "uu WIZ I'sl nearly TWICE
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