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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
DESERTI0N C CHARGED

j. C. Wheat and Woman Arrested on War
rants Sworn Out by His WIFE.
j. G, Wheat was arrested yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by his wife, Mrs. Fannie
Wheat. charging him with unfaithfulness
and with desrrtion. Maude Carlyle was ar
rested on warrant, charging her with
eursing and abusing Mrs Wheat
The arrests are the elimination of do
nestle difficulties. which have for some
time disturbed the Wheat home. and which
recently resulted In the arrest or Alfred
Wheat. Mrs. Wheats ten year old son. OIL
charge against the boy was afterward with-
drawn, aud he returned to his mother
aNheat gives his age a s twenty-one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29

where an undertaken ushered all into
All
The procession took Its, way vest
ward into the city Immediately, and
all went wen With those in the hacks
until the cross street on Which was
located the church at which the f.i7
neral of one of the ladies was to axe
place was; passed. Realizing, that
mourning party made frantic. efforts
to Induce their driver to return to
the station and search for the other
funeral. But the driver WAS we'll
trained and protested yolubly that he
WAS required to follow his leader
wherever he might go. With q res
5tgnatlon worthy of the occasion the
party proceeded to & HOLLYWOOD and ems
tered the nlortuary chape tier the
service they hurried on foot across the
cemetery 70 theT point where tho In,
,le,rmfents,of tleir friend was READY
taking place. II ~ y IS ,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
JACK THE. DoNKEY, FOUND

Lawn Mower and Chief Rooter at Ball Park
Wanted Liberty.
Jack, one of the donkeys who live In the
.Broad-street Ball Park, escaped one day
last week. and several others went out. In
search of him. He was located yesterday
evening at the Smyth stockyard stables.
where he is being kept for. his owner.
Jack is the lawn mower for the park.
and also one OF the chief ootets. I he other
Idonkeys who congregate three times q week
In the ball park are allowed TO leave after
every game, but ok is supposed to stay on
the grounds. He exert ed unusual privileges
when he walked out with the Others. and
may be forced to do penance. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
TRIAL OF SMITH

Murder Case In Ienrlco to Begin op
Monday, July 18th. - -
:, MIR Harry NJ Smith, counsel FOR
s t,.E !. smith. now in the Henrico coun-
upon the prisoner yesterday. and ~, :.
LOT. him that Monday. July 18th
had been definitely fixed for the he
ginning Of his trial =
Sm1th's wife and daughter, who have
Danville and other relatives in Soutll,
Boston. have returned. and paid a
VISIT 70 the county jail yesterday.
Smith is still cheerful, showing nc
DrOa ches 5tslasG rs ~ - ,>iS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
PEACEMAKER GOT BEAT.

\. l.. Eacho. Wcl-Disnosed Man, knocked
Down and Kicked, lie says.
X William and Edward Craudock, both
White, Were arrested yesterday on a warrant
charging them with assaulting A. l.. Eacho,
The three, itis stated, engaged in u regular
fight, in which Eacho was badly wors ted
peacensaker between thestwo Craddpcks and
another when the former turned and vented
their wrath upon him, Knocking him down
and Kicking him. The TWO men We're
la led. s5rg },s.aIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
Clnbbed Into Submission.

Ash Letter twhite) was arrested yesterday;
on a charge of being drunk and disorderly,
and violently resisting Policeman Folkcs
when the officer was in the performance of
kis duty. Officer Pendleton came in for q.
share OF the mans fury. and was kicked
while bringing him TO the station In the
patrol wagon. The man was so Infatuated
that he had to be clubbed into submission.
and when he got to the station-h ouse the
services of a physician We're necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
EclIp.c ut Mineral.

u Special To The Times Dispatch. 81
MINERAL. Va, June 2S.-There was
g partial eclipse of the sun here this
beginning at $50 and last
ing until 1TO'clock. At41O:3O about half
OF thes sun appeared hidden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
Cross Warrants.

w II. Weatherly fwhitel was arrested
YESTERDAY on Il warrant sworn out by GEL
trnde Johnson, charging hiTswith threaten
ing 70 shoot her Weatherly's arrest seems
70 be the outcome OF the arrest OF Gertrude's
father, John scott, whom WentherlyS caused
u be arrested on a Charge Of cursipg and
ttespassing on his premises, Wentherly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
Stand for PublIclt,.

The officials of the new Health De-
partment stand for the fullest pub
licitN with regard to conditions
throughout the state. and will publish
the facts as rapidly as they ear DC
gathered IL is believed that only in
this way cam the public be educated
up to an appreciation of present con
Gitions and &toEthe Importance Of adopt
Ing the besr methods OF preventing the
spread OF disease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29
/ Sold aIiuuor on SUNDAY.

Alice Crutchheld. Maggie Taylor and,
4 ona Johnson all colorch, were arrested by
Gnicers Wiley and Stockmar ycst erdny} on II
ssarse OF dispensing Intoxicating liquors ON
SUNDAY aud without a license, A quantity
ot 5feas%e and p-eent beer was con tiscated,
ana YIN be used as evidence,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-29

Mrs, ruth y, buckley " Very 4 III al
her reHidence, No. s.i North Fifth
Street sii
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
SHE KNOCKS OUT WALL
WITH FIST AND ESCAPES

WATERBURY. Conn. July l0-Mrs
Anna Kloick. a prisoner in the Manga
tuck lookup. escaped by the simple
expedient OF smashing hole In the
loose brick wall with her fist and
crawling through.
She left behind her corset and hei
shoes and frank note 10 the police
which they refuse to make public
However. they say the note is as in
sultlng as the escape was daring.
The corset impeded her passage
she cast II aside Having what the pc
lice force described as Va mighty fine
shape" she didn't need Il. anyway
Her shoes she parted with because
she needed 10 use her toes on a beam
In her dash for freedom
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
ROYAL YACHT HURT
INQUIRY is STOPPED

LONDON, July ll.-By the king s
special command no inquiry Will be
held either In Germany or in this
country over the damage which the
new royal yacht, Alexandra, sustained
when passing through the Keil canal
recently with the king and queen on
board
This command has very naturally
given rise to the suggestion that the
wreckage In the canal which tore one
OF the yachts propelers was placed
there deliberately. and some Of the
sailors on the yacht have not hesitat-
ed TO tell their friends OF their sus-
picions An examination showed that
the obstruction consisted largely OF
metal and the sailors assume that this
was thrown In the canal by German
laborers animated by spite and who
were anxious 10 see the king ana
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
MIsCELIANEOIrs.

Pastor William Burch Will preach
Sunday mornign at 1880. and at 130
O clock In the evening In the Bethune-
ave. Gospel Tabernacle. There will o.
an open air meeting at o'clock. e s
Raymond has been chosen superintcn-
dent of the Sunday school. The pastors
wife preached at the service sunday
evening.
Evangelist Fred S. Weaver. or this
city Will conduct a series OF meetings
in Tent Evangel." at the corner OF
Grand River and Second ayes, begin
ming Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
These meetings will be undenomina-
tIonal, and Mr.. Weaver will have the
assistance OF other pastors OF the city,
as well as singers. During the year.
Mr.. Weaver has been IN the northern
part of the state holding meetings. he
held a series OF outdoor meetings in
Detroit two years ago.
Mrs. Sarah J. Cooper. VINO had charge
OF the women's meetings IN the Newell
tent last year. will conduct similar
meetings In Tent Evangel every
Thursday afternoon at o'clock for
the coming four weeks. DR.. Marcus
Scott, OF the Central Presbyterian
church. will, preach in Tent EvanRel
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. and DR..
John Sweet, will preside, These meet
ings will be held every evening for the
next month. Frederick s. Weaver. the
evangelist. to be assisted In the work
by the various pastors OF the city. The
tent IL at Grand River and second-aves
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

such is the case there will be u bill
next week that Is the best ever seen
on Boardway. Will and May Reno In
their nonsensical skit, The RUDE and
the Show Girl" "Klever Komedy
People," an act that is well worth
the price Of admission alone. Direct
from the Grand theater OF Pittsburg
Unicycle Hay. premier comedy cyclist
and unicyclist In remarkable feats
OF grace and daring-truly sensational
The Stanley Co., celebrated Roman
ring and trapeze artists. opponents OF
physical culture. Pictorial ballads by
the capable singers, Lillian Knox and
Arthur Fiest and $500 feet OF new
moving pictures.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
STR. FRANK z. KIRBY,
The Flyer OF the Lakes.
queen OF England held up" in the

queen OF England held up" In the
canal.
II Is an open secret at Portsmouth
where the yacht is now In dry dock.
that the kaiser initiated an inquiry on
his own account and that he caused
the canal authorities TO send letter
OF the deepest apology for the acct
dent to the British admiralty. The
yacht Will be ready for service In
August when the queen will embark
on board for her usual family visit
to Copenhagen.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
PREsBYTERIAN.

The Rev. william F. Jerome. OF
Worthwhile, MICH win preach Sunday
There w be- no
ices The Rev. Or. Clarke. pastor.
Will be away during July and August.
The Rev. w. r: Jaauess OF the Trum-
bull-Ave. Presbyterian church. with his
family leave Detroit the first OF August
for a months vacation. During his abb
SERGE the pulpit will be supplied by II.
a. Bowling W. A. Seryiss and p. ".
Jenness. Of ST. Louis. Mo.
The Rev. l. y. Bissell. OF the Cadil-
lac-Ave. Presbyterian church. entered
upon the Twenty ninth year OF his
ministry last Sunday. The pastor will
Will be no sunday evening services In
tho church during July or August.
The Rev. J. M. Barkley. u. d.. OF the
Forest-ave. Presbyterian church. who
conducted services In the state last
sunday Will occupy his pulpit tomor-
row. In the morning he Will speak on
THE true exaltation OF the nation,
and In the evening he Will deal with
some OF the great songs or the bible.
The work OF remodeling the old
French Baptist church and parsonage
into a church and church house for the
Italian residents OF the east side Will
begin next week, The house viii be
has been carried on for the last six or
seven years In the Jefferson ave Pres
byterian church. The work Of remod-
September. The committee OF ~ APP
pointed by the Detroit Presbytery IL
now undeavoring to raise $500 for the
work or this sum $4,000 Is being rails
ed by the men Of the church and $4,000
by tho women.
The Rev. Robert ]. Young. D. D.,
pastor OF the Church OF the Covenant
Will preach Sunday evening on Con
tinuous communion" Communion
services will be held in the morning
Dr. Young leaves for a four weeks va
ing his absence there will be no even
ina services. The Church of the
Covenant. Cadillac-avs. and Bethany
Presbyterian churches. will give their
10 Bots Blanc Mrs Barlow. wife OF
q former pastor OF the Cadiilac-ave.
church. has returned from the south
and - spending few days In the city
with friends.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Re.t the World Affords

IT gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklens /Arniea Salve.
says ]. w. Jenkins, Of Chapel Hill. n.
&C.. II am convinced It's the best salve
the world AFFORDS II cured felon on
my thumb. and II never falls to heal
every sore, burn or wound TO which II
is applied Al E c. Kinsers. Central
Drug Co. and Gray a Worcester's
drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
/ N LOCAL pA1h0U5t5


The five and ten-cent vaudeville
house that give such values in the
way Of good. classy shows, claims TO
have list of acts from the east that
that surpass those Of this week. IL
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

nesday. July .l6. The st. Louis society
OF the church will receive communion
Sunday at the o'clock mass.
The annual excursion OF the parish
societies OF Ste Anne's Catholic church.
viii take place at Bots Blanc Wednes-
day, July 10. A fine program OF games
and athletic events has been arranged.
The trip will be made on the Colum-
bia
ST Mary's aid society will meet Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock In the homo
OF Mrs. Lynch. No. 5s8. Fourteenth ave.
The society will give a pedro party
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Donion. No. sss
Wabash
The cornerstone of the church in the
new Polish parish Of ST. Florian. Hol..
be laid sunday at O'clock, the ri.
Rev. John s. Foley oficiating The
various Polish societies Of the city are
son Witch w mess the Bishop hs
riege at woodward-ave. and escort II
70 the church
Work has begun on the new brick
D Dsa1S En., tSr ra s
Joining the church. The building will
cost In the neighborhood or 10000
and R i is + expected that u VIII be rSS:ds
are Some 500 children Of school age in
St Johns parish who will attend The
Rev. John A. Kessler 10 pastor OF the
church
Catholic bishops made the opening
prayers at the two great national con
ventions this year. We are glad they
began In prayer and we have no oblec-
devotions Christian Advo-
cate. Bishop Muldoon. OF Chicago. de-
livered the invocation at the Chicago
convention and Bishop keane. OF Iowa.
at the Denver convention.
The Rt Rev. John 6. Foley will leave
for Baltimore July IS. and will spend
a few days In that city as the guest OF
Cardinal Gibbons. before leaving In
company with the cardinal and num-
Der OF bishops for a visit to Rome.
They will go first to the Worlds Euch
artistic Congress In London. where Car
diral Gibbons will be the principal
speaker. From thence they Will go
land to Rome Bishop Foley will be
in Rome when Plus X completes the
fttieth year of his ordination to the
priesthood.
The Rev. Richard ID. Slevin, s. j..
president OF Detroit college and rec
tor OF IS. Peter and Pauis church. re-
turned this week from Chicago where
he conducted retreat for business
women OF that city. under the auspices
OF the nuns OF the Sacred Heart. Tho
Rev. FIR. Eickhaus, 8. j., Of the Detroit
College, Is conducting retreat for a
religious community in the northern
part OF the state. The foundations for
the new gymnasium In connection with
work has been delayed awaiting the
iron columns. II Is expected the build
ing will be ready for use early In the
autumn
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
CONGREGATIONAL.

There was a decrease In attendance
the last year In the Sunday schools OF
the Congregational churches OF the
state.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
CONGREGATIONAI..

The Rev. William James Campbell,
assistant pastor of the First Congreg ga
tional church, Will preach Sunday
are no evening services during the
summer. DR.. @. q. Atkins, the pastor.
Is at present in Edinburg. Scotland. at
tending the International council OF
Congregational churches. From Scot
land he goes to France and will return
to Detroit In time to occupy his pull
pit the first Sunday In September
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
CATHOLIC.

The annual parish outing OF Holy
Rosary church will take place Thurs
day. Aug. 8. at Tashmoo park.
The Rev. 3. J. Waters. assistant
pastor OF Our Lady OF Help church. is
spending a few weeks in Quebec
The Rev. Father Christian. c. s. B..
OF Amherstburg. Ont, was a guest at
Ste. Anne's rectory during the last
week.
The Young Mems club of ST. Eliza
beth's parish Will give an excursion TO
Teshmoo on the steamer Tashmoo next
Monday.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF st.
vtncents Catholic church will give It's
annual excursion to Put I'M Bay. Wed
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

The Wanabayama club will give a
lawn social at the Warren-ave. Bap-
tist church. Third and Warren.aves.,
Thursday evening, July 9.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
In Society

Mrs. William T. Gillon, OF Toronto
Ont. IL visiting her brother, John H.
Meyer. Of No. 120 Jay-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
EPISCOPAL.

Chicago has S14 Catholic churches, of
which Ss are German, u Polish 30
hemian, Italian. I Lithuanian, Slo-
wax, Crotian. 3 French. Syrian and
Ruthenian.
The Rev w. ID. Maxon, ID. d.. rector
OF Christ Episcopal church, Is out OF
the city on his vacation. The Rev. W.
5. Sayres, ID. D.. has charge OF the SER
vices during his absence.
The. Rev w. +. Faber. d., D., of ST.
Johns Episcopal church. Is In the east
on his vacation, and the assistant rec,
tor the Rev. Mr.. W cob, has charge OF
the services during his absence.
correspondent OF the Boston
Transcript makes an impressive sum
mary OF the advance In public interest
OF the Emmanuel church movement for
healing. The method has taken root
in England. where IL has the support
OF Bishop Wilmington ingram OF Lon
and physicians br. McComb viii visit
classes which have been formed IN
London and will deliver addresses at
Cambridge university and speak at the
In America the range OF interest Wild
ems constantly. Episcopal. Congrega-
tional, Unitarian and other churches
have taken UP the work with good sue
cess and public support In Chicago.
Bishop Fsllows OF the Reformed Epis-
copal church has u well developed and
for Roman Catholic priests for cases
which come to them In the confession
al by a prominent New York physician
and a priest who has made special
~ Of Psychological study runs along
the same lines Everywhere-except,
perhaps, In Germany, where expert
ments have been made By some pas
tors without medical counsel-the
mark OF the movement has been It's
careful association OF the physician
with the minister. the cure OF souls
resting on the basis OF a skillful study
Of the bodily condition. And the men
who are at the head of the movement
well within the limits OF those ner-
vous diseases which respond TO suggs-
ton and are to some extent under the
control OF a re-enforced and consecrat-
ed VIII
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

The Rev. +. Hart. pastor of the
Church OF the Redeemer. viii deliver
an address at the vesper services in
the Y. W. c. A. building Sunday after
noon. Miss Marie Heinemann. precen-
tor OF music In the First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, Will sing
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

Miss Beatrice Chevallet. promi-
nent singer Of Chicago. Is visiting
friends In Detroit Miss Chevallet
has recently returned from a trip to
the coast
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
METHODIST.

The Rev: Charles Bronson Allen. OF
the North Woodward Methodist church.
with his wife and OH ldren. will make
tho trip from Detroit to Boston and re-
turn In his automobile.
The Rev. J. l. Gardiner OF the Tab
ernacle Methodist church. will preach
Sunday morning on The attractive
ness OF Christianity"
District sYpt. REV. c. B. steele and
the Rev. J. n. Jaoklin. of Detroit, will
July 10.
The Rev. J. NJ. Thoburn, Jr., who was
pastor OF the Central Methodist church,
preceding the Rev. DIR. Elliott. will
preach In the church both morning and
evening Sunday In that church. DR..
Leete. the pastor. Is now on his vaca-
ton.
The Rev. F. F. Fitchett, pastor of
simpson Methodist church, will preach
sions." and In the evening on Giving
man another chance" The work OF
repairing Simpson church Is going on,
the $4,000 which Is to be expended hav-
There will be a new roof put on, and
the interior OF the building will be
completely redecorated and painted.
Mr.: Fitchett leaves next Tuesday for
weeks DR.. f. w Ryan. a former psa-
tor. Will preach Sunday. July 10. and
the following Sunday. the Rev. T. A.
Greenwood, Of Asbury church will have
charge Of the services. The Tull Bible
class of Simpson church has decided
to have a lecture course OF Ave num-
bers the coming season, similar TO the
one OF last year Senator Dolliver, Of
Iowa. and George X. Stuart, the famous
evangelist Of Cleveland; Tenn. have
The course proved great success last
season.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

About $50 young Detroit Baptists are
attending the 3. Y. p. Y. convention In
Cleveland this week.
The Rev. w. o. Stovall will speak on
"A Call from Heaven" In the Berean
Baptist church. Sunday evening.
Or. J. w. Conley, pastor Of the First
Baptist church. Omaha. Eeb, will 90
oupy the pulpit Of the Woodward-Ave.
Baptist church next Sunday.
The Rev. Marshall II. Petit, OF the
stanton Park Baptist church. will
preach Sunday morning on "Christisn
Progression" and In the evening his
topic will be The Lamb OF God"
The Rev. r. F. Y. Pierce. pastor of
York, 10 preaching from the front steps
tratins his theme with impromptu
In which he Is an adept.
The Rev SDenser b. Meeser. former
pastor OF the Woodward Baptist
church. has been supplying Emmanuel
church. Brooklyn, during the pastors
absence and has been engaged as act
Ing pastor from September !. to July
]. 1908. when the pastor returns.
The Rev. Allan Hoben, Of Chicago.
formerly pastor of the First Baptist
church, Detroit. will preach Sundayu
during July In that church. During
August, the Rev. II. r. Weaver. pastor
elect Of the church In Nashville. Tenn.
one OF the leading churches OF the
southern Baptist convention. will oc-
cupy the pulpit.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
AC TIVE WORKERS
FORM DIOCESE
ASSOCIATION
PROMINENT EPIscoPALiANs ARE
PLANNING TO BAND TOGETHER
FOR PURPOSE OF UNITED Eff
FORT IN FUTURE.

A number OF prominent laymen OF
the Protestant Episcopal church OF De-
troit and vicinity are planning TO or
ganize a big club TO act as q sort OF
vestry for the Ri. Rev. Charles l.,
Williams and carry on such other work
in the denomination as would neces :
sarily fall to the lot OF the men or
the diocese. The necessity for such
an active body OF workers has been
demonstrated many times In the do
cese of Detroit. notably at the meeting
OF the Church congress a few weeks
ago. At that time Bishop Williams
had to look to the rectors for men to
carry out the various details OF the
big meeting. Consequently. number
interested In the plan have made
careful investigation and decided thAt
now was the oopportune time TO WORK
out the idea. The club. II is expected
will comprise many business men VINO
will give 10 the organization the bene-
fits OF their experience. and the young
mon, especially. will be enlisted In the
work.
F. B. stevens is chairman OF the
executive committee and the member
ship committee has reported 90 men
who will join. The formal organiza-
ton will be effected Tuesday evening
July 81. at a meeting to be held In ~
Johns parish house. Officers Will De
elected and the club then put on
working basis 1t Is expected that the
organization will have permanent club
rooms In the Campau building In con-
nection with the Episcopal rooms.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

Mrs. Nellie l.. Findley. Of Detroit,
and DR.. Joseph C. Lyle. Of Hopkins
Vile, KY, were united In marriage
Monday. in So. Peter and Paul's Je-
suit church. After a wedding trip
through the east. DR.. Lyle and his
bride will be at home In Hopkinsville.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

The marriage of Miss Delima Marie
King. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph King. and George w. Ryman,
was solemnized Tuesday morning in
st. Boniface church. A reception was
held Tuesday evening in the home
of the brides parents, No. $50
Twelftn-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Consaul. Of
Washington, d. c.. visited friends In
Detroit, Tuesday. leaving Wednesday
morning for Kalamazoo and Allegan,
where they will spend a few weeks
with relatives. Later they will go to
Hudson. Mich. Mr. ConsauPs old
home, returning to Washington via
Detroit and Toledo.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

n. ]. Corey has left the city for
lecture tour OF the ChautauQuas.
which will include indiana, Ohio, wis.
consin. Maryland and New York.
Among the subjects he will present
10 the Mcdowell lecture.
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THE DOPE FIEND'S
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Grand Forks Picketts Injects Bad Medicine i'm
the Twelfth Inning

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