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MAY SPOIL CATCHER.
Philadelphia Intends to Make Back
stop Doom Manager of Club.

FHttaaSlF1HNas EHESH0S 10 wake BACK"
stop DOOM Manager Of Club.
According'to Horace Fogel, the new
president of the Phillies,, Catcher
Charley Doom, the star backstop of
that team, will succeed Billy Murray
as manager of the club.
The announcement made by Fogel
brings UP the question whether the
making of a star player manager is
wise or a ~oor policy. Baseball his
tory seems - label such moves on the
part of club owners as very bad judy
ment.
For several years Catcher Doom has
been regarded as one of the best re-
ceivers in the National league. He Is
skilled mechanic, as fur as his work
goes, has the aggressive spirit that
makes good managers, but has never
been accused of having more than the
average amount of gray matter. With
out carrying any responsibility, save
that demanded by his position, Doom
! Nas been rated as star. Now that he
been appointed manager, will the
dded responsibilities and worries in
cidental to the position cause his work
to deteriorate?
In 1908 Billy Sullivan of the Chicago
white sox was easily regarded as the
best catcher in Ban Johnson's league
When Fielder Jones retired as man
ager Sullivan was sappointed his sue
cessor. That the worries of the po-
sition greatly affected Sullivan's work
as a backstop was evident throughout
the season. In all departments of the
game he fell off 25 per cent. Now that
he has been deposed of the leadership
there is every reason to believe thai
he will come back as keen as evel
next season.
Will Fielder Jones played good bal
as manager, it was not up to the cali
bre he showed before taking the pc
sition. Although always among tn,
first four, Jones worried greatly owe
the success of the club, and this worr!
affected his hitting more than any
thing else. His health also was show
ing the effects caused by the trial
and fluctuations Of the position.
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HoRsEMEN TO MEET.

Great Northern Racing Circuit to
Convene in Grand Forks.
The annual meeting of the Great
Northern racing circuit will take place
in Grand Forks, this evening, at which
time organization for the coming year
will be effected. This circuit includes
the cities of Williston, Minot, Rugby.
Granville, Leeds, Cando and Grand
Forks, and dates for the race meets in
those cities win be fixed
The meeting of the Southern racing
circuit which includes Casselton.
jamestown, Valley City, New Rock
ford, Darlington, Fessenden and Har-
vey, will be held in Valley City within
a short time, the exact date not being
fixed as yet.
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ATTORNEYS,

neys at law. Office, aud 9 MOrtoD
building, Broadway, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUST. HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac
tice speciality.
TURNER, H. r., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY f., ATTORNEY, AMI
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo National
Bank block, Fargo. ~ H.v
EMERSON II. SMITH, ATTORNEY
Commercial Bank building, Fargo. Prac
tees In all courts. Particular care given
TO probating estates.
ROBINSON, ]. h., ATTORNEY AT LAW
612 Front street, Fargo. Practices in al
courts. Tax cases q speciality.
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JACK JOHNSON
TOOK The Count
Was Jack johnson ever knocked out

I Was Jack johnson ever knocked out :?
Just ask Willie Gibbs, the feather
weight from Philadelphia. He can tell
you when the big negro took the count,
and he never signed any articles of
agreement for the battle, either.
Here is Willie's story of the affair:
Il am glad saw that big black man
take the count once in my life any
way" said Gibbs. 1T happened IN
Philadelphia the next day after he
fought old Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons and
won from him in easy fashion. OF
course Bob was all in at that time and
1t was pretty soft for Johnson. But it
made a lot Of white people sore to see
this negro knock out the grand glad
iator, and they were about ready to do
most anything to Johnson the next day.
Johnson, as every one knows who is
at all acquainted with the champion,
feels pretty good over his victories.
The next day after the battle he was on
the main streets of tho Quaker city
with his swell rags and a gold headed
walking stick. You would have imag.
ined he was king of the Zulus or
something like that to see him strut
around Thi- also caused the. white
friends Of Fitzsimmons to feel very
foolish.
johnson Ordered Out.
Il was standing in a saloon a sort
of sporting headquarters for all the
boys, when Johnson, just to make the
best sports of the town recognize him,
walked into the saloon. He had just
got inside of the door when a big white
fellow standing up to the bar said, Get
out of here "
Watts 'at?' replied Johnson. and
fire popped out of his eyes 20 think a
man would speak to him in that man.
ner.
But the fire did not pop long, for
just as he got those two words out of
his system this big white fellow put
over a right to Johnson's Jaw that
would have fioored Jeffries for the
count when he was in his prime. Did
1T floor Johnson? Well, it not only
fioore6 him, but he needed assistance
to get back up II the granite ware
when he came to. He did not offer to
fight This had been all taken out of
him. He simply demanded the arrest Of
the gentleman who had made him ac-
quainted with the thing A policeman
refus ed to arrest him, but was finally
persuaded to take both OF them to Jail,
and the white man paid fine of $11.
He remarked afterwards that he would
have willingly paid 500 for the privi-
lege of !andi- that one punch"
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NEW AVIATION RECORDS

Los Angeles, Jan. 12.--Curtiss, in a
Curtiss biplane, established a worlds
record for speed with passengers
fifty-five miles an hour.
Curtiss. in a Curtiss machine, broke
the worlds record for time consumed
in getting into the air--6 2-5 seconds.
Curtiss, in a Curtiss machine. broke
the worlds record ior short distance
covered in run before leaving ground
--9S feet.
Paulhan, in a Bleriot monoplane,
failed in an attempt at the world s
height record, making but 400 feet.
Paulhan, in a Bleriot monoplane,
carried passenger twice around the
field, a distance OF three and a quarter
miles.
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Lincoln, Neb., Jan. Ia. B. Tenn
pie, captain elect of the Nebraska
football team, is the pick of the Mis-
souri, valley elevens for the tackle POI
sition. Temple was selected as an
ALI Missouri valley tackle last fall and
should make the All -Western next
season. He weights 1876 pounds, is 20
years old and is very fast. It was
his fierce tackling that put Johnson.
the Minnesota star half back, out of
the game last season with a broken
leg. Temple is a very popular man
with his classmates, both off and on
the football field.
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pitchers of the Frooklyn team In 1910,
and that Billy Bergen, Russ Erwin and
Fred Ulrich, last season with New
Bedford, will be the backstops. Either
Tim Jordan or Jake Daubert will be
tie first baseman; the second base job
is still open, but Edgar Lennox will
play third and Tommy Mcmillan will
be at short, Zach Wheat and AL Burch
will be in the suburbs, the other out
tielder's name being unknown.
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New Baseball contraots.

Pittsburg, Jan. 12.-The new con-
tracts for the Pittsburg ball players
were received from the National league
headquarters by President Barney
Dreyfuss and will be forwarded to the
players as soon as Mgr. Fred Clarke
makes up the list of players to be re-
tanned this season. A clause in the
new contracts provides for the reten-
ton of 90 per cent of salaries to pre-
vent players indulging in hockey bas-
ketball or baseball during the winter
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FIGHT SURE FOR FRISCO.
Gleason Says Big Battle Will BE There
Or in Suburb.

Vt IN Su6uFn.
San Francisco, JAM 12.-Positive
assurance was given by Jack Gleason
that the Jeffries johnson champion
ship fight would be held in San Fran
cisco or immediate vicinity This
statement followed the formal appli-
cation to the new board of supervisors
for permit to conduct Aground
ring contest in San Francisco some
time this year.
The local law at present permits
only 2O-round fights, and this is the
first time in years that a permit for
d fight of greater number of rounds
has been asked. Gleason,s applica-
ton mas been referred to the police
committee.
THE fight will be held in San
Francisco or in one of its suburbs, ?
said lGeason. II do not know what
action the supervisors will take on my
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DENTISTS.

DIR. ]. e. FRENETTE. DENTIST, OBJ.
nee Huntington block, over Bijou, En-
trance on Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
DIR, II. r.. BALL, DIR. ]. l.. GRAVES,
DIR. John II. Cromb, Dr. W. X. Addison
Dentists Rooms to II, First National
Bank block. Office hours $3.50 to l2;UO
m, and 1880 to p. In. Telephone
363-L.
DIR. III. L. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM
b, deLendrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. D.
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YOUNG TURK IS WILLING.
Will WrestIe Sherrard Handicap
Winner to Teke All.

The Young Turk saw Sherrard's
challenge in last nights Forum and
announces that he will gladly meet
Sherrard in a handicap as suggested.
He says il Sherrard feels that he can
throw him twice in thirty minutes the
match can easily be arranged provided
Sherrard will wrestle winner take all.
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KID is KNOCKED OUT.
White Is Badly Scared, and Stays or
Floor.

Floor.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 12-After con-
Stunning half of two rounds In taking
the count, George White, "the Dixie
Kid" who has heretofore enjoyed an
unbroken string of victories in the
south, was gnocked out by Sam Lang
ford in the third round of a scheduled
eight-round bout at the Phoenix club.
A right to the jaw won for Langford.
Dixie" seemed scared at the outset
when body blow floored him for the
full count. Thereafter he tumbled to
the mat at the slightest excuse and
had Langford appealing to the referee
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble that
is not beyond the reach of medicine Tt
invigorates the entire system and
strenthens the kidneys so they elimin-
ate the impurities from the blood.
Backache, rheumatism kidney and
bladder troubles are all cured by this
great medicine. II. H Casselman.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Off
ces, Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway, Fargo.
A. j. O'SHBA, AkCHlIECI' Fargo
N. ID.
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AUTOMOBILE Do:NGs.

1t is the very laudable aim Of every
automobile owner 20 secure from his
tires the best possible service. The
tire manufacturers continually furnish
good advise to tire users as the best
way III which Ito get the maximum
mileage out of their tire equipment,
and the following do" and DON'T
rules from The Diamond Rubber com
pany put a lot of sound instructions in
to brief space: r.
Do.
Keep tires fully inflated
Use tire of ample size.
Keep tire in repair.
See that air does not escape from
the valve stem of the tube or else
where
Jack up the car and partially debate
the tires If the machine is to be laid
| up for any considerable time
If the tires are removed. keep them in
cool place not subjecseC to strong
| light or moisture.
Watch wheels and axles to see that
tires are not forced to run out of true
and so subjected to unnecessary strain
and the unnecessary wearing of of the
thread.
Buy judiciously, both as to castings
and tubes, and don't forget that this
first price is only one factor in figuring
| the ultimate cost of the results yor
want.
Familiarize yourself with the interna
construction of the tire you use.
Have tires ~etreaded when the frs
ply of fabric Is exposed, even to Z
small extent.
Buy used. second hand Or repaired
tires or tires that are old, with tn,
greatest care, If buy them you must.
4 Have a proper place for carrying ex
ira inner tubes.
i Since the rear tire wear the mos
rapidly, fronts and rears can sometime
be changed about to good advantage
Also, If one side Of a tire is much worn
it may be well to turn 1t face about
Don't.
DO not be afraid of bursting a tir
by pumping 1t too full, unless it 4
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CIVIL ENGINEER.

FRANK L. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME-
Front streets Phone Dogs.
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PIANO TUNER.
PHYSICIANS.

PROF. VIM. KLIMMEK, TIA NINTH AVE
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing
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ACCOUNTANT

WALTER THOMPSON, EXPERT &C.
countant Phone 399-J. l12U Third ave
nue. south, Fargo, N. ID.
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De eG6Gj@dad.
~S@ 2We 72E5~

Manana. Sc bailara en- el casino
y hay gran entusiasmo para concu-
rrir la agradable fiesta en- q. Terp
sfcore tendra el mayor culto.
Con toda telicidad. Los distingui-
dos esposos Ginorio- -Dominguez, han
tenido la grata vista de una hermo
sa nina, que vino al mundo con tooa
felicidad- para mayor encanto del
venturoso hogar. Nuestra fellclta-
cion a los estimables amigos y que
haya risueio porvenir para la nue.
va cristiana.
Para Europa El Lcdo. J. S. Bella
val, SUI distinguida esposa y su bella
hija la senorita Esther, en- union de
los distinguidos esposos Belaval-
Morales y su monisima nina, en-
barcaron ell microbes para Europa,
via Estados Unidos, y permanece-
ran alg I'm tempo ausentes de la isla.
Que tengan ell mas dichoso viaje
Y q. los motivos de falta de salud
que hacen realizarlo a los Sres. Be-
laval, desaparezcan pronto.
Por algumas semanaS. Nuestro jo-
ven compatriota ell Sr. Antonio Ro-
driguez que hace 4 amos estaba au-
sente de la isla, Sc encuentra en- San
Juan, de regreso de Neuva York y
permanecera aqui algunas semanas
Vuelve despues a su residencia en- la
ciudad del Hudson, en- donde tiene
un importante puesto en- conocida ca
sa comercial. Bienvenido y que ten
ga las mejores impresiones..
Volaao d sus lares. Monchita San
doz, la hermosa trigueha de Oriente
regreso aver a SUI residencia de Ma
guabo. Muy corta fu6 su permanent
cia en- San Juan y podria culparse a
Cupido, por mas que nos dice la "se-
cretaria" mo la muy simpatica del
simpatico "club"-q. no puede dar
nos information exacta de 81 aquel
corazon entrego sus llaves a algin
doncel afortunado. Que vuelva prom
to la graciosa damita.
lSemper.
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81 yapOr Caracas.

+. Este c6modo vapor que hace la
travesia entire Puerto Rico y los Es-
tados Unidos, ha traido Ell sus bo-
dega mas de 80 cajas de trajes he
chos para don Rosendo Monies
duefo del bazar de moda Ell PUER.
TO RICO ELEGANTE.
Estos lindisimos trajes de ultima
moda, los venedmos a $50 dollars
casimir puro. Gran surtido en- cor
batas, camisas, sombreros E lnhni
dad de articulos hnos para caballe-
ros.
Trajes para luto v etiqueta. No
olvidar al bazar de moda Pto. Rico
Elegante Allen II! frente al Bole-
tin Mercantil.
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Tambien en- Cuba.
Ell gobierno ha publicado
una orden prohibiendo la
pelic ula que representa-
ell pugilato de Nevada.
Los duehos del cine han es-
tableeido querella ante los
tribunales.

Baio ell rubro moiigaterios "El Gu
bano libre", de Santiago publlca la
tiguiente information referente a
Una orden prohibitiva de la pelicula
rinematografica que representa- el
pugilato de Nevada.
Dice el referido diario:
lei secretario de gobernaci6n, Sr.
Lopez Leyva. como medida de Or
ien publico ~, ha prOhibido la en-
hibici6n de peliculas relativas la
lucha entire los pugilistas vanquis
Johnson V Jeffries. Anoehe fueron
notificados los empresarlOs de los
teatros de esta capital, qulenes es-
tableceran contra dicha 6rden ell re-
rurSo ccntencioSo correspondence.
EstoS estiman las p6rdidas suirldas
,cn dicho motivo. en- 500.
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Corta temporoda.-Si sehoritas,
muy corto tempo es ell de dos meses
para que no protestemos todos sus
amigos y-con permiso- admiradores;
de que V. V. solo esten aquf 60 dias".
Maria e 1sabelita Elias y Was son
dos lindas damitas que vivieron en-
San Juan los primeros amos de su in
fancia y luego marcharon Madrid.
Aqui vieron la luz del risueho albo-
rear de SUI vida y su gracia y belleza
mfantil fue admirada muchas veces
en- San Juan y en- las afueras de la
ciudad, en- su residencia de- frente
del actual sanatorio naval, donde vi
vieron algdn tempo.
Un caballeroso militar espanol DR..
J. Elias, medico del ejercito era su
padre. Su respectable senora madre
estaba aqui emparentada con distin-
guidas familias. Hoy son huerfanas
las senorltas Maria 6 Isabel.
Pudieron permanecer siempre en-
la isla, pero el canon que trono en-
Santiago, en- Cavite y en- San Juan
cambio la faz historical de dos pue
bios y obligo a sensibles separacio
mes. Sc ausent6> para Espana la dis
tinguida familia.
ALI publican un magnifico pc
ri6dico, revista ilustrada, las dos Sc
horitas compatriotas que a su juven-
tud y belleza unen gran cultura y SUI
ma gracia. Triunfaron en- la ruda la
Dor de dar paso a un periodico nue.
vo-el primero de SUI clase ALI edita-
do, y hoy "La DANA q la vida ila1s-
trada" es una esplendida revista que
hace honor al pals donde nacieron
las dos lindas paisanitas.
Damos la bienvenida mas expresi-
va a las distinguidas sehoritas y que
Isu estancia en- la isla sea tan grata
como el revivir los recuerdos que
sus lindas caras y su esquisita gracia
traen, a los q. ninas las conocimos
y hoy podamos tener la suerte de
admirarlas en- la lozania de su juven-
tud y belleza.
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la tisis no impeTa
entIe los tejedores.
Recientes investieaciones
comprueban esta afr
macion.
Segun los estudios hechos re.
cientemente el promedio de
defunci0nes OCasioDadas por
Ia tisis es solo II mientras
que los papelistas es ell ~.

La Junta de Sanidad de las ciuda-
1es de Lowell y Fall River, los dos
centros de mas importancia entire
los fabricas de tejido de algodon de
los Estados Unidos, han estado in
vestigando detenidamente ell efecto
que esta industria puede ejercer
sobre los operarios en- esas fabricas.
respecto ala tisis, asi como para ave
riguar ell ndmero de operarios que
hayan fallecido a causa de la tuber-
culosis. Ell resultado obtenido de es-
tas investigaciones destruye por:
complete la teorfa de que la opera
ci6n de tejer el algod6n es uno de
los oficios que ocasionan mas NOR
talidad. La industria del algodon
parece ser mucho mas saludable que
muchos otros oficios a que Sc dedica
el hombre, pesar de la opinion con-
traria de los medicos, de muchas-
Juntas de Sanidad y del pdblico en-
general.
Segun informes oficiales del Co
bierno de los Estados Unidos, ell pro
medic de defun clones causadas por
la tisis entire personals que Sc dedican
a distintos oficios, es como sigue:
amoladores, 40 por ciento; pulidores
IS idem; fabricantes de herramien-
tas { instrumentos, 33 idem; ioyeros
81 idem, impresores 26; marmolls-
tas, 80 idem; papelistas, AZ idem;
teiedores, menos de IL por ciento,
10 cual redunda en- favor de la indns-
tria de tejidos. e,
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Lea esto, que lie interesa,

iDesea Vd. conocer el meior iinte
ideado para devolver al cabello su pri
mitivo color?
iOuiere Nd. cambiar SUI canoso pc.
10 por una hermosa cabelleCa negra
y sedosa?
lie gustaria a Vd. hacer desapa-
recer de su rostro, ell feo signo de
vejez que acknowledgements producen
tas canas?
sEsta Vd. interesado en- hacer ma
buena conquista?
Entonces, amigo s amiga, decida-
re usar Ia muy afamada Jureni-
lima, que es sin disputa e. mejor
linte conocido y de resultados mas pO
sitivoS.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
Al por mayor. The Jureniilnd
Co.,-P. O. Box l01. Ponce. P r.
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En- Ia Cote de( Distito !u-
dicia| Municipal De b.
yamon, PuMto Rico.
EStados Unidos de America.) J
EL Presidente de los EStddoS :
UnidOS.
Jose Nogueras Salgado
EX-PARTE.

POR CUANTO, ell abogado Don
Jose Julian Acosta, a nombre de Don
Jose Nogueras Salgado, mayor de
edad viudo de Eulalia Alvarez, CO.
merciante y vecino de Bayamon, ha
acudido esta Corte Municipal, pre-
sentaudo una moci6n, para la conver-
SION de possession en- dominic de las
tincas que Sc describen asi:
"R1stica radicada en- ell ba-
"rrio de Anones del termino NIu.
''ni,ipal de Naranjito, compuesta
"de 20 cuerdas de terreno, equi-
"valentes a hectareas. So areas
81 centiareas y so milesimas, CO.
''linda al Norte con terle enoS de
"Nicolss Rivera y 10, de Ia SUI
"cesi6n de Don Fermin Morales;
"por el sud, con terrenos de Do
ma Dolores Rivera V Don isaac
Ortiz; por ell Este, con los de
Don Rogue Maury y por el
"Oeste, con terrenos de la fnca
principal de donde ba sidosegre-
"gado."
POR TANTO, habiendo sido admi-
tida dicha moci6n So dispuso por el
Hon. Don Leopoldo Santiago. iuez de
la Corte Sc anunciara la pIe.enSi6n
aducida por tres veces, en- uno de los
peri6dicos diarios de San Juan. a fin
de que ios que Sc cream perjudicados,
puedan eiercitar sus derechos en-. el
termino de Is dias naturaIes q contar
desde ell de la primera publication.
@. y los efectos dispuestos expido Ia
presente de ordon del Hon. Juez d
la Core de Bayam6n q 6 de Julio de
1910.
GUILLERMO RENGEL,
SecrfE0rI
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G0IEGi0 ,.Iss RsASok y ps E. !.

Psra hombres. Cursos para gratos; tam
bien c,lrsos prepsratoriOs Y comercisles.
ProEesOres oOmpeientes Bib!iotecs.
2i.OO1 tomos, laboratories para prscti-
cs: buen's principles de moral. no hay
salone< De billsr. Docalidsdes ssI,Ids-
ble<. Muy POGO costo- FL $40 - De
iundadO empieza Sept. IA. Cstalogo de
20 pdginss gratis Direction J. A More
head. Presidente.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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Porto Rico Irrigation Servi,e
By order OF
JOHN \. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the Interior Of Por-
to Rico.
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