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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
railway Notes and Per.onnI,.

ira Belden, claim agent OF the North
western has gone to Wyoming Tor a fev,
r. ruler. superintendent of native
power and machinery OF the T-nion PnottttHIe
left Thursday for Chicago.
The Rock Island has arranged To have
builetlns or the election returns on an mas
sehser trains on the night OF November 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30

BY using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get ;Ls best re-
suits az the least exDenss.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
HUNDREDS ENJOYED
SUMMER OUTINGS
Associated Charities Still Lack
Funds to Complete Early
Plans

No less than 1.5C2 mothers and children
were taken on outings or given car rides
IN the country during the first half OF
the present season by the summer out
ings COMMITTEES OF the Associated
Charities. Arrangements have been
made to take 800 OF them 10 Annapolis
for a good time and a sail on Chesa-
peake Bay. August Z Pfcnics have al
ready been given 10 or arranged for
1900 people
This announcement was made at a
meeting Of the summer outings CON-
mlttee at which John J. Edison pre-
sided. and euro H. Rudolph. George s.
Wilson, Charles :. Weller. and Mrs.
Walter L. Cloft and Miss Ida A Green
were among those present
The secretary reported for the super
intendent OF Camp Good VIII. Mrs
Edna Keene BI:sEee, many improve
ments At that camp. The dining tent
has been screened and painted white
inside. new hospital tents have beer
erected. and the whole appearance OF
the house and grounds is greatly i'm.
proved this year. Two hundred chill
dren and fOrty-six adults have beer
given a stay OF tive weeks each at The
camp 70 date
The secretary also reported for Mis-,
J. NJ Wilson. the superintendent OF
Camp Pleasant, that great improves
mCuts have been Effected there
Miss / l. Russell. chairman OF the
auxiliary committee, reported that this
committee had raised SZ72-S9.
Appeals for summer outing wJri
were sent out on June 3 and June =
ana. although the responses have beer
very generous, according TO the treas
urer, the entire amount OF money need
ed 10 carry on the work has not ye
been received
The committee voted that in the alb
senCe Of Miss Green on her vacation, T
Hubert Jones should act as secretary.
John J. Edison. chairman Of the com
mittee. expressed a wish that III,
amount needed to carry on the WORK
should be quickly raised, in order thai
not hing which is already started Should
be curtailed-
The trip OF 100 mothers and children
10 Annapolis and Chesapeake bay vii
be taken by them as guests OF tn,
Washington, Baltimore and Annapoli
! railroad
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
MRS. WRIGHT PLANS
TO KEEP PLACE HERE
Says She Will Fight for
Little Girl in Divorce
Proceedings.

81 intend TO stay right here and work
as 1 have worked right along" said Mrs
George l. Wright. whose husband came
10 Washington yesterday and took their
two children from the Washington Or
phan Asylum, where she had placed
them, TO Philadelphia with him. i have
not always had 70 work as a chamber
maid, but every cloud has a silver lin
ing.
Although she has lost her two pretty
little children Mrs. Wright does not ap-
pear downcast. She says she intends
10 continue her work IN the down town
hotel where she Is employed.
He has made charges against me
which are lies, all les she said to-
day. but he is the one who Is TO blame,
net me. let him get a divorce. He has
never dore anything for me except TO
curse me and leave me with the children
in hunger. Let him get his divorce, but
he will never do so unless get custody
Of my little girl, Hattie. ] love little
George, too, but his father may keep
him"
George Ii Wright, her husband, left
for Philadelphia Last night with the
children, and Will place them In a fam
ily in that city to be cared for while
he continues HIS work as travelling
salesman.
~ here IS no hope Of a reconciliation %
he said sadly. as he left "Our lives
must take different directions hereafter.
sh all proceed at once 70 secure a d.
vOrce. God knows 1 would have IL other
wise"
The Washington times., 1908-07-31

ducks. spring. large. per ID. I1a1zc; small.
per ID, IOaI1c; geese. per h.. 7aSCi turkeys,
toms. 1oc: hens. 12a14e; thin, Sc; keats, Per
Dressed poultry-Turkeys. undrawn, hens.
rer n I6alsc, average undrawn mixed
ner III l4al5c; chickens. small, per ID. ia
IS large, per h. 1ac: hens. per ID. IA
ISe: ROSTERS per ID. Sc ducks. per ID. 16a
12c: geese, per h., 9a10c.
Green FTuit-Appies June. Per Dbl
81 00aI 30; oranges. California. naveIS per
BOY ss SaA 80; Georgia peaches. per crate.
Il naa1 70: cautaloupes, per crate 5OcaTSc:
hucklebsrries, per ct. 6a11c; blackberrfes. per
ot 7a9c: wstermelons, 80 0oa1s-0O per 100
getsbles-PotatOes. new. per Dbl g 50a
as: sweet potatoes. per Dbl. s. 00as 50;
csbbare. new, per 100. SSo0aIO 90; lettuce
- cate 81 25a2. 80; onions, per baslet
75cas1 90: string beans. green. per Dbl 81 %
a "a. green peas. home grown per Dbl
"a ooa5 90; tomatoes. per box. 5oa75c; bets
per bunch, 1Aa2c: rhubarb. per 100 punches.
<caSI % asparagus, per doz., 75caS2 oo- Gu
curohers. per basket. 5ea6oc. squash; per Dbl
s5caS1 q; egg plant, per crate. 15caSI- 90; CON
on cob per doZ-, l5azSc-
reads on. Ioa11c; hog dressed calves. sac;
hans country. sugar cured. 1za14c; hogs
small and neat. Per ewt-. 75Ra9c; medium
7as1Lc: heavy, ea7c.
7 I've Stock-Cattle, extra par cv-t
& ooas * butcher. per cwe-. 81 Oos4 90 Com
mon per cWt. 81. OOa3.O0: hogs per cwt
sross SO z5a6. 75s ordinary. per cTt. So 50as 90
sheen. prime. 50. 00a4-o0; lambs, spring. Der
ID 51La6c; calves. prime. per ID. 5Ikasc
medium. per b., &c: cows. prime, each SO OOs
8. 90; common, each, $2o.OoaSo.oo.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
ROMANCE ENDED.
GIRL GOES HOME
Young Victim of Washington
Man Leaves Philadel-
phia for Alabama.

PHILADELPHIA, July s1.-A sadder
and a wiser girl. Miss Lillian smith.
who was induced to come 10 Philadei-
phia 10 marry Ernest s. May, a Wash
ington man who already has a wife,
left today for her old home in the lit
tie town OF Warrior, Ala, the romance
Of her young life cruelty shattered, her
faith in man broken.
With the money forwarded her by
Mays parents who live IN Washing
ton. she purchased her ticket home,
and declared that never more shall she
wander from the haven of her nome
on the promises of an ardent but faith
less lover. Any desire she may have
had 10 see the lights and hear the
music Of a big city has been baaished
from her mind.
The girl arrived IN Phnadelphia We'd
nesday morning. In response 70 a letter
from May bidding her come and be
married She came. happy In her faith
in the man who had vvooed her at her
home In Alabama.
He was not there to meet her, and.
penniless and alone. she was stranded
in a great city. She appealed to the
police in her helplessness ard was told
that her already married lover had
been arrested. charged with trining with
checks. and was in Washington
Kind women came TO her aid, and
she was taken care OF at the YOUNG
Women's Christian Association until ar
engagements could be made for her 10
go home TO Alabama
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
WASHINGTON STOCKS
STEADY AND FIRM
Railway Securities Comprise
Chief Trading and George
town Gas Certificates
Listed.

The local market for securities was
strong today snd business quite active
The bulk OF the trading was in the va
rious issues Of the washington Rail-
way and Electric Company. One of the
per cent bonds sold at SIS. with con-
siderable bidding for more. The pre-
ferred shares sold TO the number Of so.
at Sc. while after call 100 shares OF COM
mon sold at 81
Two hundred Mitchell Mining shares
exchanged hands at 25 cents a share.
Twenty-Five shares of the Union Trust
Company sold: 5 at lie. 10 at i1f5z, and
10 at III.
After the session today the governing
committee met and listed the recently
issued S225.OOO of the Georgetown Gas
light COmpany's per cent convertible
certificates These securities hcve been
traded in for several days, without res
ord. and have been bought freely at a
premium OF s. 10 81 on each 800. These
certificates are Indebtedness scrip, con-
vertible into the stock Of the company
at the option Of the holder. within ono
year, provided the company is Above i
by the courts 10 make a further issue
Of stock
The certificates were issued for the
double purpose Of taking up some Of
the company's notes IN the banks and
to provide for extensions Of mains made
necessary by the Improvement of real
estate along Wisconsin avenue and the
Rockville road, requiring long extern
sions Of the mains from the plant at
Georgetown and the expenditure OF
large sums for the general expansion OF
the system TO provide for the increased
consumption of gas in new territory.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
PRODUCE PRICES.

The increased activity which prevailed
in the produce market yesterday was
maintained today. The usual orders Of
the retailers. placed in preparation for
their Saturday rush, were mainly re-
sponsible for this, but the cooler wea-
Their is regarded as stimulating the
trade in eatables in general There was
no particular feature to the trading to-
day unless the dullness IN calves and
lambs, making the notable exception to
the rest OF the market, can be called
such Eggs continued firm with light
receipts of highest grades. Live poultry
was active, chickens beirg in a little
better demand as cOmpar ID with supply.
Receipts of hens were light. Fruit and
vegetables continued active, with ar
rivals plentiful
wholesale prices today were:
Cheese-New York State factory; large aatA
12a125zc; small. 121za13ci fair 70 good. 115za12c.
Egss-Southern, l71za1sc; nearby eggs, I9c.
fTsts, pc; seconds. 19c; process, fancy, 2lc;
fair to good. 1sc; dairy, choice. 1sc: good. l6c.
Live Poultry-Chickens, spring, large.
1za1sc: small. halle: hens small. per h.
lac; large, per ID, ISc; ROSTERS. per b.. SC;
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
GRADE DAMAGE
REPORT FINISHED
Adjustment of Claims in
Southern Section to Start
in September.

The commission appointed 10 appraise
the damages resulting 70 property from
changes OF the street grades caused by
the elimination Of the grade crossings
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in
the District OF Columbis. has hled its
report fo- the northwest and northeast
portions Of the District with the Cor
poration Counsel This report IS now In
the hands Of the printer. No less than
$500 properties are referred 10 in the
report. The amount involved IS not
yet made public. The same commission
has been appointed 10 make similar APP
praisals in the southwest and southeast
sections, and viii meet commencing
September 2 next II IS composed %
Charles A Baker, George W Moss, and
George Spransy.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
Market Opens Strong on Re-
suits of the Gould
= Neal
.. OSal' aS5z
COPPERS DEVELOP
LARGE TRADING
Business Mostly Professional and
in Comparatively Small Vol
ume-Prices Hold Firm.

NEW YORK, July 31.-Trading is
very dull today on the New York stock
Exchange. and the market has lapsed
INTO almost a holiday condition. Of
fetal announcement is out that ar
rangements have been made for financ-
ing the $S,00O,O00 In Wheeling and Lake
Erie notes due tomorrow, which will be
looked after by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. z. H.
Hartman will start for the West to-
morrow for a trip and with him prob
ably will go the bull market
The announcement OF the completion
of the Gould-Harriman deal caused a
firm opening Of stocks this morning.
The gains were as follows: Anaconda,
Is; Copper, q; Erie first preferred,
Il; Lead, Erie common, Great North
ern preferred. Southern Pacific, Brook
Ign Rapid Transit, and Locomotive, 4.
and AtchisOn, u. Baltimore and Ohio
opened ex-div. at 9as. against "a, yes
teTday's final. Great Northern ore
opened y lower. Northern Pacific was
down = at the start and Steel common
and General Electric were = lower.
northwestern opened up "a; Reading,
3 higher; Canadian Pacific was IN
changed and advanced 4.
Market Turns Professional.
Immediately after the opening It be-
passed into the hands Of the profession
al traders. who will manipulate it for
their own purposes, which at the pres
eEt level ought TO be for the quiet &C
cumulatlon OF stocks pending another
upward swing OF prices week or ten
day hence.
The impression in Wall Street is that
the Baltimore and Ohio has particip-
ated in The plumber of the Wheeling ana
Lake Erie proposition, and that il may
enter Plttsburg over the Gould termi-
Eal instead Of building one at an eX-
Iense of 100000, as has been contenl-
plated
Copper shares were leaders again in
the stock market. Amalgamated, Ana
ccnda, CUmberland-Ely. Nevada Con
EOlidated, and Tennessee Copper al
moved TO high records for this year
Erie was firm, but lacked the great
activity OF recent sessions
Copper Stocks Take Lead.
During the forenoon the Copper stocks
took the lead and held it to the middle
OF the afternoon. All these stocks were
strong, made new high levels and were
rising fractionally under heavy selling
for the Copper group.
The railroad shares around the moor
hour had gotten back the morning
losses and were steady at about the
highest for the day. Some OF the wire
houses with Western connections were
selling stock IN large quantity, and q
number OF the New York houses were
feeding out Union Pacific and St Paul
as fast as possible without breaking
the prices
There were rumors at noon of a large
short interest in Missouri Pacific. which
the floor traders thought was worth
cunning for, but the effort 10 start the
holders Of short sales TO cover proved
abOrtive.
The strength of the market continues
and Il Is in this stable undertOne OF
prices that the bulls today base then
hope. The prevailing opinion is thai
the market will gradually work higher
within narrow fluctuations for the next
few days
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
SULTAN GETS CHEERS;
MONARCH OVERCOME
Ruler Attends Religious Ceremony
and Hundreds of Thousands
Show Approval.

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 31--Seven
hundred thousand people Joined today
in the most remarkable demonstration
in the history Of the Turkish empire
when they cheered and invoked bless
ings upon Sultan Abdul Hamid on the
occasion Of his first public appearance
since the granting of the constitution a
week ago.
DisregardlnE his advisers the Sultan
decided TO attend a religious ceremony
at SeImbic- His appearance on the street
was the signal for a tremendous out
burst Of popular approval Thousands
massed around the mosque, cheering
wildly
The Sultan was overcome by the fer
vor Of the reception. He attempted to
reply 10 the calls of the vast assem-
blage. but his voice failed him.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
MRS. BEN TEAL HELD
FOR THE GRAND JURY
Mausley, Too, Will Have to Elk.
plain His Conduct in Gould
Divorce Case.
Divorce Case.

NEW YORKSJuly 51-Just what their
connection was with the Frank Jay
Gould divorce case will have to be ex-
planned TO the grand Jury by Mrs Ben
Teal. wife of the theatrical manager.
and Harry Mausley, the private de-
tective-
The two were held to await the actio.
OF the grand jury by Justice Carrigan
today. The two are out on 5000 bond
now and this bond viii have TO be re-
newed-
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
COTTON CONDITION
SHOWS BIG GAIN

According to the SPECIAL crop report
issued AT noon today by the Department
CT Agriculture, the condition Of cotton
on July 25 was $50 per cent Of Norman.
as compared with s1.2 on June %, 1908;
80 on July .. 1907; S2-9 on July p, 1906:
40 on July %, 1905. ana S.4 the aver
ten years.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31

Boss & Phelps have sold the new res
idence at 2ll9 ST. Get northwest. 70 Mrs
EsteIla H Watkins, who viii occupy u
as her home The house contains ten
rooms and bath The front is laid N
Roman brick. with brown stone trim
mings. Thomas Haisllp was the build
CT. The sale was made IN association
with Clifford 4. Borden The same
firm also reports the sale OF the prem
ises at 1Z1l X street southeast 70 +. p.
RyOn. for Mrs. GcCrgiana. HumIning.
Mr.. Ryon viii hold the property as an
investment
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
SUICIDE;
ILL HEALTH CAUSE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

cumbed heart disease. No arrange
ments hs 2 been made for the funeral
as yet
Mr.. O'Ma.a was born in ireland. He
moved to this country when fifteen,
and settled at Georgetown. Subsequently
he started a hardware store at 2l7
Fennsylvania avenue, and was there
until his retirement from business,
about ten years ago
He was a member Of the Association
Of Oldest Inhabitants. and was con-
nected with several business associa-
lions.
His funeral will be attended by dele
cations from these bodies.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The United states Extract Company is IN
excellent shape and doing better business
than ever The action taken BY ny mother
viii not affect the enormous business we
are doing or in any way affect OF contracts
II manufacturing andNsupplying our large
amount % agents throughout the United
states. (SiEned) A. J. MAILER, owner and
manager. UNITED STATES EXTRACT co,
1903 nth St NV, washington D. G Ii
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
QUOTATIONS FOR TODAY ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

washington Railway and Electric as,
81 ,O0OdS12s.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 5QS3, sass, 1O6S3, 206SS, 2OGS3,
20IfS3.
Mitchell Mining. IOO614. IOOGL
Union Trust, 5G116; 1Odu4JI; 10d1l4
After call-WashingtOn Railway and
Electric, 10OQ34-
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31

Humphrey & Palmer are preparing
70 erect ten twO-stOry brick houses al
60S-625 Fifth street northwest The plans
were drawn by Z O. EclIard. anC
viii cost about 5000
The Washington times., 1908-07-31

J. II Lloyd IS building nine two
story houses at 6I9-655 FairmOnJ street
northwest The plans were prepared
by y. Halter. architect. The cost Is
estimated al 81. co.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
PRICES FOR TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

(Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs &
Co, bankers and brokers. Hubs Building,
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash
3ngtOn Stock Exchange and Chicago Board
Of Trade)
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton &
Co members New York Stock Exchange,
G. Bowie Chapman manager. 1901 T street
northwest.)
The Washington times., 1908-07-31

Stone & Fairfax have sold for Charles
Grossclose two brick dwellings at 3Jo7
and 1913 Center street. ut Pleasant
These houses were built about two
years ago, and each contains six rooms
They are two stories high, and are
heated by hot water ard are each
twenty feet vide Both are now OCCu-
pied. The purchaser viii hold the prep
erty as an Investment
The Washington times., 1908-07-31

The large fOur-stOry English base
ment house at 49, Bancroft place north
west has been sold by BraInard w
Parker FOR more than $1,000 The house
was built a few years ago by :. ".
Woodward II has 8 colonial. Ngat
brick front. with limestone trimmings,
containing fifteen rooms and four baths.
The sale was made through the once
Of Peachy & Hagner.
The same hrrn reports the sale for the
Hutchinson estate 10 Dr.. William Z
Mason Of the three-stOry and basement
red brick and brOwnstOne house on
Connecticut avenue northwest, near the
corner OF z street. The house, which
contains twelve rooms and bath, U1l
be improved and occupied By DR.. Ma
son as his home
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
Probate Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON,

JUSTICE ANDESESONs
Called Yesterday
Estate OF John H Robb, jr.; order
for allowance
Estate OF Fanny W Gresham; will
admitted TO probate and record At
toIneys, J. J. Darlington and W G
Sullivan.
Estate OF Alexander J. Bentley; will
dateS April II. 1903, fled, naming Alex
Rndel G Bentley executor
Estate Of Henry Kengla: order Of dis
tribution Attorneys. william x. Quin-
ter and NJ J. Colbert
Estate OF Mary V. Douglass; wills
dated June Il, 1906. and July IS. 1906,
naming Anna J. Douglass eXecutrix,
and petition for probate and for letters
testamentary fled. Attorneys. Jesse H.
and Jesse H Wilson. II.
Called today.)
Estate o. Mary Q. Carr; viii admitted
TO probate and letters testamentary
granted 20 American Security & Trust
Co. Attorney, ". A. Mckinney.
The Washington times., 1908-07-31

The Il. r HOwenstetn Company has
sold for Joseph Paul a plot OF ground
on the north side o. Adams street, be
tween First and Second streets north
west 7. l. Lewis, the purchaser, Will
soon erect four houses OF colonial type
from plans drawn by y X Grimm
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT
Equity Court, 70. I.
JUSTICE ANDERS son.

No. S-0g7. Moebs vs. Brennan et al.
bill dismissed as 70 Eugene J. Com
rpiSLcy and reference 70 Margaret n.
Murray examiner. Compliments So
licitor, Q. T. Digs; defendants soil
tor, d W O'DonOghue-
No. IZ7Z2 TaIbert et Al Us Talbert
ct al; sale finally ratified Complain
ants solicitor, .. W O'DOnoghUe; de-
PENDANTS solicitor. J. =. Smith.
No. y7S63- Behrend rs Muir ct al
rule 20 show cause returnabAe August
IS, 1865. Compartments solicitor, l. H.
David; defendants solicitor, r. 3.
Behrend-
(Called tOday-l
No. Z7sz5- Ball eI al vs. First CO-ODera-
tive Building Association; hearing on
rule 10 show cause postponed Solicitors
John =. LasKey and J. S EaSby-Snith.
No. 27543. In rs Raeburn Garner Coal
Co. Auditors report ratified and con
drned. Complainant solicitors, Darr
Peyser & Taylor Defendants solicitors
John 3. Daish-
No. 2-oS& Walker vs. COIburu ct al
rule 70 show cause discharged and ref
erence 10 auditor. Compliments SO
hcitors, H A Heitmuller. J. B Archer
and John Lewis Smith.
No. S775I- Turner vs.. Turner; ali
mony pendente lite and counsel fees
allowed. Complainant's solicitor, X. c
Martin; defendants solicitors, Gordon s
Gordon
The Washington times., 1908-07-31
Circuit Court, No. z.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
tCaued yesterday
No. 1855. Haliam VS.. CarrOthers. time
10 plead extended TO September !, 'OS.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf < ROsen-
berg
(Called tOdayO
No. 1881 McAllisteT Us. Lisner; no
ton for new trial granted and ordered.
plaintiffs attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert
Terkeg G. Hamilton defendants at
torneys. r Ross Perry & Son and Leon
TObriner-
No. 5O61O- Cairo Apartment House
Company VS.. Jones; Judgment By de-
fault vs. defendant for S5S4O9, interest
and costs Plaintiffs attorneys. Birney
& Woodland.
No. $3.50. Boyer VS.. Commissioner
Of Patents: rule 10 show cause return
able August /. 1905 Plaintiffs attorney.
C L Sturtevant; defendants attorney.
w. s RUCkman-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-21
Dashes Into a Oeadwater
Lumber Camp Office
Where After Fight With a Dog
Il Is Shot and Killed.
Frank Halnes the RIfIeman...Reli-
able Witnesses Prove II.

Deadwater, Me. Nov. 20.-(SpeciaD.
An incident worthy of a page in the
annals of game episodes occurred near
this station yesterday afternoon. Frank
Haines, who. in company with his
brother, Hon. W. 4. Haines of Water
vile, operates dozen or more log
ging camps in this section Of the green
timber tract, is the hero of the Incl
dent and his dog, Don Pedro Gonzales
DeBazan, called Don" for short, is
an accessory before and after the fact.
While sitting in his Office Thursday.
with Don on the floor, a noise was
heard and a handsome buck deer DASH,
ed through the door. upsetting the dog
and driving Mr.. Ha Ines to shelter. and
stood there cycling them in arnazement.
Don was the first to act. He
spra.ig swiftly to tae door. which had
knocked him in the head and, placing
ing his forepaws against it, closed it
with bang that dropped the latch in
the proper place.
sic him, Don,'' said the lumber
boss
Don "siced" the buck by the heels
and a regular wrestling bout took place
al once. Naturally the buck kicked or
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