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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
Race Track News

W: q. Bennett. % Weston. W. Va. took
third money In this race Summaries:
First race. free for all pace. purse
$500. best three in Ave.
Pickles. d. m. by Billy Sayre. Vance
Nuckeis. Cleveland. ohio. fret in straigh I
heats. knight Onwardo. b. h.. by Twelfth
ond
Time-2:Os. 2:I2.. s:O7.
second race. e:23 trot. stake $1,000.
best three in i've.
STAFFORD. Fred Jamison Washington
rrst. Prince NJ. w. j. Mock Youngs-
town. Ohio. second. Virginia Inn W a.
Bennett. Weston. W. Va, third: Henry
Iigginson. Harry Fleming. Washington
fourth.
Rest time-2:I3L.
Third race. 2:is pace. purse $500. best
Corwin Hal. Fred Jamison. Washing
ton. hrSt: Little Mary. Charles Jamison
washington. second. curt Gosneli. Cam
bridge city. Ind. third.
Best time 49,.
Fourth race. twO-year-Old trot purse
$500. hest two In three
Todd Forbes. Ray Moore North RadalI.
ohio. FIRST. Bilde Bing. Gabe Allen.
SprinEhsld. Ohio. second. Relic BinFen.
W. III. Davis. Washington. third: DOCK
Ehha. l.. 9. Armstrong. Princess Anne.
Md. fourth.
Rest t.ine-2;2Oi.
FIRM race. one mile run. purse $3.50
John Robest. Van Cieve first: Starry
Herman. Nickels. second. Mollle Carney
fourth.
Time-l.45IS
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About People
Movements Of individuals to ARC
Sron the City.

{. :. Briiles. former principal OF the
high school, was visitor in the city
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kraft Of the
Island. are home after visit with
friends IN Pittsburgh.
George L. Caldwell is spending a
few weeks vacation in Washington.
Philadelphia and New York city.
Mr. and Mrs Hal Campbell and
children. o GrDeuWOod Heights. are
guests % friends iu Morggntown.
Charles BOgg-. student 81 West
Virginia university. returned 20 his
home in New Martiusville yesterday
after two days y.s.1 with local col.
lcEe chums
Mr. and Mrs Dan Tyrell are roceiv-
INK the congratulations OF friends and
nciElbors over the arrival ~ an eight
pound Eirl at their home. 80 coo
South York street. Wednesday
o. :. Mckiuuey of Fairmout. one
of o." most prominent business men
OF Marion county. .pcnt yesterday In
tho city on business.
State Highway Engineer A. y VIII
Hams. OF Charleston. ia spending a
few days Bro this city zoo the interests
10 NNf NIIW ANA'aH I'lNN f'IIfNN.
Mas Audrr, Gi.borr. OF Bolivar. o..
g. visiting Miss Mary Carnahan. Of
Fifteenth street
Miss Eulla Iewcr has returned to
Dor hoan .u sfcIbeuvillo after VISIT.
inr friend. auI relatives In this city
Tor few days
Mr. cecil o. improving after an
operation 90 fhD %Urfh Wheeling hos
pital Tor appendicitis
Mis- Ada Quinn is the guest OF
friends Dol SO tlaifsVflln.
Nr Irwin Kelley is nursing % badly
bruised hand which boz received
Will" Nurkius o. tho Wheeling
Hinge WORKS The atfru1iu. puy-l-
rIau states that two bones wcro
broken and Do Will o.. several weeks
before be- WIll recover entirely
Mr. Wilson Kelley has returned
from Visit with Dor father Hon "
J. Hubbard af N1ufuskot Island
Arthur Burke. Harry Bond. Wn.
lfr il.idr'fH. NirluIa UIrrirr and
David u1IloI leave about september
~ Tor t.' r.tsi.Ity OF Wisconsin. a.
NadI ou. We
hI,hsri Warren AZ Parker bura.
visited FRIENDS iu thia city yesterday
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AT WASHINGTON, PA.

special lnSuafrh 40 the tnteiIigeucor
NASIlINGTpN. Pa. Sept SWIM a
crowd 81 close To- D.. 900 and the largest
fn'lnG card, the tuird annual fair 81 the
wash ngton association closed At the
Atdcn fdir grounds TODAY. The star at
tract on Of the spcel card was the ap-
p"arance or Pickles and knight ON
~ardo in the free Tor all. \ quarter 81
second VAS Topped or tho track drc.rd
lh u" il'iri heat WIsn Pickles won tn,
neat and race. her time being su- nat
Tie hr~' heat WAS mad" ~ eos. and In
We second tie pair slowed up ..IsI,
i-il'kl"S N9~ Meier IT, dauc'". nuthaurI
hnieht buWd rd" mace 10 Interesting
'Hio hnrses Were ~ the Iifnelight to-
dhN Todd f"rl"S. owned by Raw Moore
OF North Randall. ohio. won the fourth
race Tor two Near-uldS IN straight heats
ana Primo" NJ. owned by ". o. Nork 81
Jamestown. ohio. took Second mon. y IT,
the @-2a trot. Virginia nm. owned by
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real EStata
hy virtue or an order made in the
the 2sth day ~ July. A. y. 1918. by
Henry =. Noltc Referee. / will on
@ATI Ei'AI. SEPTEMBER 20 1913.
commenting az 10 90 a m. az the north
front door ~ the court house OF Ohio
vhutF. iH the city Of Wheeling West
Nifeinia. sell at public auction 20 the
highest bidder the following described
property situated 80 the seventh ward OF
me city 90 Wheeling. Onto County. "
"a. ON wheeling Island. that e. 20 say:
Lot No. ~ So square No T. In Giichrist :
NUniti"n 40 20 the city Of Wheeling
ohio county. West Virginia. together
"lih The holdings and improvements
IInu said property and the arpruteu-
IONS .nE. being the same property convey
~ 20 ~. 3D. Smith lF " j Hurt and
VIE Us decd dated the goth lay Of Au-
r4ri 1921. and recorded 90 the office Of
t.' 'Irrk or Tho CuIutY Court % ohio
county. West virginia. in Decd Hook e.
Tho above property will D. sold free
Hnd clear from 30 certain deed 81 trust on
t'd property made hy the said q o.
.HilN ara Nf' c. William g. caldwell
q ittcc. ltt.I flc 10Th dat Of September
n lH... su4 recorded 900 said county
irfF "ffl". iu Iced ~ Trust Book 80.
o.. ifFs 200. free and clear 81 tho in
h''t' o""er righf - clara g. smith.
.i.d ,I'.r ~ al liens and sl,Imtranccs
ulafe.-ftr
Do. t.r ary cause. The sale o. not com.
i.'''f un TIE day Aforesaid DO will 10
adjourned from time o. Zine Without
other nuti.c Than oral reclamation
.sl' 1i th' Tim" and place 81 such 40
Trrma of sale. casr
IiIftNAN 8 UI.NrT.
Tru.te. nf The Estate of q % smifa.
lauAr.If uu-.a-s.s-r..f4
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

ordsr OF Publication
The State OF West virginia. Ohio coun-
In the Circuit cour, OF Ohio County
West virginia. september Rules. 1914.
Henry C. Fisher and
Frank J. Maley. trad
ing and doing business
under the firm name OF
Aaiey a Fisher. In Chancery
The Auto Trading Com
pany. Inc. n corporation
OF Pennsylvania
Inc object and purpose Of this suft Il
70 recover OF and from the Auto Trading
company. a corporation, the aboy.
named defendant the sum OF 81. 600 oo
WIN interest thereon from the 2srd day
OF June. 1913. ss25.OO OF said amount be-
m, ,h tne amount paid by the plaintiffs TO
tne aefendant In part payment for the
purchase price OF the auto truck and
s.".vV tnereot being the amount expend-
eo py the plaintiffs In endeavoring to
Put said truck In good shape SO as to
give satisfactory service and yooO. 90. or
the remainder OF said sum OF 81 200 90
70 recover which this suit is brought. is
Tor damages sustained by the Plaintiff
BY reason OF the wrongful. false and
fraudulent representations. made by the
defendant with intent to deceive and de-
aIaun the piaintiffs. and upon which the
pIAnuffs relied In purchasing said auto
truck OF said defendant
ana IL appearing from an affidavit
iied IN said cause at these Rules. that
pany. n corporation. is not n res,,ient 81
,he state OF West Virginia. and IL not
having been served with process In said
suit. on motion OF the plaintiffs nv Joht,
T. Arbenx. their counsel this order Of
Pubncauon is entered against It. and IL
ordered that the said defendant, above
nSiheu' De and II Is required to appear
WITHIN one month after the date OF the
first publication OF this order and do
Wnat Is necessary to protect its inter-
SSts IL is further ordered that this or
hg Oh.
by law.
witness, John l.. Kingdom. Clerk OF
our said Court at the Court House of
laid County. this 9th DAY of August
1913. to-wit: September Rules. lel7
JOHN l. kiNGHORN. Clerk
a. fuohshed the first time August IS.
Attest:
,o JoIrN L. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
JOHN l.. ARBE<Z
Attorney for Plaintiffs
o.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

AoneS 20 Mar uf sotursrs, Jobpsrn, knr-
chants aad Other WholessIs Decisra
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVTN, Tbat
Tie state Board OF Control OF the State
A. Its office at Charleston. West Vir-
gina Tor furnishing supplies for the
several Stste institutions the financial
Management or which Is vested in said
Board Contracts Will be awarded to ths
lowest BIDDERS. qualify cor s'der ell. ard
otoer things being equal. Mest Virginia
dealers viii be given preference
Lists or supplies needed Will be fur
nshed bidosrs On receipt OF requests
STATE BOAgD OF CONTROL.
es-t-u ChnTi<ston- West virginia
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II s. a question whether ne VIII ne ~
this year. He has had lois 81 hard luck
since he strained himself r. the 1911
all last summer. II ne - IN shape this
fSll % VIII make lot OF difference to
the Athletics ana to the Giants also. lie
IS considerable pitcher.
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PARKERSBURG RACES

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
PARKER RIG. ". Va. Sept. a.
iiorsemen of this and other states are
looking forward with keen interest to
the West virginia fair. To- he held here
September %. % IS and 2s AT which
some OF the claSsieSt race horses that
We're ever hitChcd To a sulky will per
form. The association has hung up
purses sufficiently large to attract the
highest class or horses. and as the Par
kerrburg fair is on the Lake Fri. cir
cult tAis city Will l." the mecca that
week FOR horscTeu aUd horses from all
parts Of the country
tn" following Is the racing program:
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BOA. for $4,000

Falr tuildinGs. orchard. 300 worth ~
timher yell Watsrrd and fenced e qrrHt
.afEsln in W" fnr $500. easy terms.
~" harn@ guud brick hHIre q uftIHrda
YOU Eft coal oii auf 80 gtth go NV
f'fUe 80 house btg lnf barn f1r 5000
'iH HFr uill trade 90 pert Tor cool
pleuu VINE for dserrfrftnu % " o.
NH-trfr. g. sat Bank Hdg Camhri.iee.
Fhto aY.T
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ron sAIE-sI-1 - IJS'', ~ >--'-l--
place nr ..IlriIu property room
nnirr Darn .INfH rrafuert Ia-a. tam.
lFf. "Il f..rI ZINE sugar Iueh with TN.
I.''.. H.I.E water. rn waste frrd. roll.
iit 'nuItN fn difIu Adde'S rs.1 fIHr-
rlr-l So. lsiisIrr. CD a-4f
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AT CLARKSBURC.

special Dispatch TO the tn;clli-encer
CLARKSBCRG. w. Va. sent. A.
IweiNe thousand persons were frenzled
with excitement when Stout brothers
noted racer. Major Hunter. OF this city
was defeated In the $1,000 stake a.. "a
AZ todayS meeting OF the Central Wcst
virginia feir. II. Tyson. of Wilmington.
Del. driving David NJ. and Sp,.ck Err
kline OF WeilsVille. y v driving Cli:.
ford Hal worked the two pluck one"
game ON the sheriff and mana ged TO pull
him into third plsc" but h. gave tncr
an avn ul run FOR the money. David 81
r-i2ned a. iaNur. hut local people back
ed the stout horse to their last penny A
nfth days program will Ice carried out
tomorrow with "A special card Of Lake
Erie "ircui traces. including another 81.
600 stake and the day will be observed
as city day
els pace purse 5000.
Rom Ha ]. b. x. by Hall Dcfacto
Lady Richmond < M. by New .
Richmond b.cwis) ....... ? >
N"lh" Gentry. o. M Icy John r.
Gentry Moran ... . 2 A
G"ldhug. b. x. hv Wood Wilkes
4, ,S5s'2 %is*rq.. 5. 9. ,sss,i; " ga q
Jimmi. Nc. b. & by -. Ggnau
MaTsrdc. b. :. by Maiasorda . " .
J4ck Joh"son. b. $. BY The Earl u
Tine. :, 5.rs' a.iai. ,s;.1.''... d
David NJ. l.. 4 by Russell
M'r-el tTNSuul ........... Z
ch9.d Hal. bl. :. nv star Hal
'I-tShlf"l --...-. .-....... 3 .
Major Hunter b. x. by CLAIR
euce e. tStuutl ......-. 331a
Star Peter. On o. by Peter
b" Great tToyp ....-.....
Time. 2-l2ia, 2.ioi,, 2.IIi. 2,12I
s,IS pa.e. purse. $500.
'ireai"st H.. -. b. -. by Great
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FOR SALE-EASY TERMS

Five-rOom house in Elm Grove.
with bath and furnace heat. Lot
4Oxl2O feet. Terms TO sui, pur-
chaser.
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AT CHARTER OAK PARK

HARTFORD. Conn. sept. "A stin
wind that blew across Charter oak PARK
this afternoon had considerable effect
uron the slow time made In most OF
the races. All three events were won
In straight heats. Jones Gentry having
no trouble In the 2:V& pace. Lady Graft
tan winning as she liked in the 2:i=
trot and Reusens being an easy victor In
the 2.20 trot. Summary.
zoo pace. three In nee. purse $1,000
Jones Gentry. b. x. by John K
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Mrs. Ella Wiedman.

Short Greek, w. Va
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments chronic diseases OF the
nerves. blood. heart. liver. kidneys,
bladder. spine including rheumatism
epilepsy. paralysis. gall stones. goitre,
Indigestion. constipation. NEURALGIA
rupture. dropsy. asthma. catarrh. deaf
ness, eczema and diseases Of women
and diseases OF men.-Adv.
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FOR THE BENEFIT
OF SICK PEOPLE
West Virginia Lady Makes Interest,"
ing statement Telling How tho
United Doctors Helped Her.
HAD COMPLICATION OF AILMENTS
New United" Medical System Proves
Its Remarkable Worth In
Chronic llls.

Nearly every statement OF praise
given the United Doctors, who have
their Wheeling Institute on the sec
ond floor OF the McLaip building at
~ Twelfth street. is given them for
the beneht OF other sick people.
person who has suffered for years
from some chronic III and who appre-
oiates the fact that the ordinary doc
tor does not specialize IN chronic all
ments and diseases feels In duty
bound TO inform sufferers where he
or she eventually found relief These
statements do not always claim an
absolute cure was given them-but IL
always shows At least. that such un-
looked for relief WAS given that Il
was worthy OF notice and would be
OF benefit TO others TO know where
this relief or a cure was obtained
The following testimonial from a
West virginia lady is a sample of
the many hundreds Of other state
ments that have been given to the
United Doctors.
Short Creek. W. Va,
August 80. 1918.
ITO The Public was sick for
the last two years, having numbness
IN nv hands day and night. palpita-
ton OF the heart. pains in my stom-
ach. shortness OF breath. headaches.
my kidneys annoyed me and ! was
CONSTRUCTED.
ct have doctored with several ply.
sicians without much aid being re-
ceived and finally went to the United
Doctors for treatment
II started treatment with the Unit
ed Doctors March - and on July 3
stopped treatment ard on this date
August 30. wish TO state how feel.
AT present ] have practically no
numbness. my heart no longer paIpi-
tates. ] have no more stomach pains,
very seldom have headaches. my kid
neys do not bother me. nv appetite
Is fine and altogether I feel wonder
fully improved and ! feel better now
than | have In long time"
(Sinnpdl
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FOR RENT


THB BAsE1rBNTs. TIEsr, Srcorn.
THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS
or IHE NrW TIEE Proof MEnCANs
TILg BULLDOG on MAIN 8TREHT
AT STEEL BEIDGE coRNER
Will BE READY ABOUT FIRST OF
APRIL, 1914
Each ILooE oAH In REErED
JAMES l. HAWLEY..
los63s VALE STREET.
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ron RENT-Four rooms eos West
Charline Apply 60 Reass Adv Co,
sos Market st al
ron HENT-iarrc. cheerful ana destr-
allie rooms. Furnished or urf FINISHED
Rooms with board at the severn. as
phone 1911. IS u covert. MANAGE
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For SALE


FoR SALE Nirginin farms for eato
cheap Us DR uer. fuel terms Nice
lnnd without buildlrca with some Tim
Dor. 81 acre thHs Wilmer Nottouav.
Virginia nY.gI-r7.g
ron sALz-Oif,er tt..v.-itc- 60
condition &C. q SMITH ffn N.Iv.
- Wheeling Fell S-1-E Natisnai
le"t-M. au1s-tf
FOR sALE-1rt oliver Ttpev rife No Z
Jos lively Euui aa rev Your own
,feH Irf.e 10 reasonable Lock Ta2 Ffn
GROVE. w. Va au-t-ff
ron sALE-ro qut.A buvsr Lot 20.
100. l't. st cal Nat plone Ifss-Y.
mY15-tf
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Trustees Sale Of valuable Real Estate

Trusetc Of the Estate OF q. q Smith
bankrupt. au-2s-s-5-Ia-Iq
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-04
THAW LAWYERS
give UP ALL
HOPE NOW
F fugitive Claims He is a
Tourist lmmigra-
ton Board is Con-
sidering Case
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Coaticook, Que, Sept. 4.=The
board of inquiry, which is to try
Harry Thaw with view OF deport-
ing him to the United States, assem-
bled at 9:l5 this morning and sent
out fer Bible on which to swear
the witnesses.
The scene of the secret hearing was
in tiny office just off the immigra-
ton detention room, where Thaw
spent the night under guard of Il.
Blake Robertson, the assistant super
lntendent of immigration and presid-
ing officer.
Thaw's lawyers. somewhat demor-
allied after yesterdays rapid devel-
opments, spent the night in confer
ence. All were pessimistic and gave
the opinion that an attempt was be-
ing made to railroad their client
across the line.
There was no delay in getting the
hearing under way Thaw. impa-
tient, stepped to the window so that
the crowd could see him. Four do
minion police blocked the entrance to
the stairway a woman came WITH
some flowers for Thaw, hut she was
refused admittance. Better have
your machines ready, boys" said Je-
rome to the newspaper men. Wen
soon be in Vermont"
The board began its session at
1855.
Thaw himself was the first wit
ness. After taking the oath, he said
that he boarded a train at Rochester,
n. H., and that his objective point
was Pittsburg. He bought several
tickets because the route was uncer-
tain. He told of hiring two farmers
to drive him here after leaving the
train.
Before going into session the board
produced credentials showing that ii
had been authorized by c. ]. Doher-
ty, the minister of the interior. to
deal "summarily with the case"
At noon the hearing adjourned un-
til pm.
Thaw pressed the point that his
case came under the tourist immigra-
tion laws. and finally the board
agreed to consider the point and rem
der a decision this afternoon.
The questioning this morning bore
upon the clause of entering Canaca
by stealth. The insanity point was
not touched upon.
Counsel for New York state this
afternoon announced that Judge
Hutchinson at Sherbrooke refused to
grant Thaw's counsel writ of pro-
hibition.
The board reconvcned at 2 O'Clock.
but half an hour later no word had
come relative to its decision on the
claim of Thaw that he was tourist.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-04

III is declared by the engineers that
the distance between Grand Junction
and the Pacific coast can be cut down
to Sl9 miles and the entire road CON
structed at cost of $50 g,00O, 900.
That financiers whose names are
famous In Wall Street are already
prepared to begin the financing of the
undertaking is the statement made
by Mr.. Clapp.
1t is understood that certain pre-
liminary work is yet to be done and
that money is needed to do this in
order to meet the obligations imposed
OF the promoters by the financiers. 1t
is supposed that this city is to be
asked to advance SUCH a sum.
To be Midland Connection.
In his letter DR.. Clapp is enthusi-
astic over his plans and seems to
write with an intimate knowledge of
the conditions in the southwest
through Which he proposes to CON
struct the railroad. That 1t may be
made the western connection of the
Colorado Midland is limited at and
there is a suggestion that the own
ers of that road are already behind
the venture, in order that the Mid
land may become the active competi-
tor of the Rio Grande. The natural
resources of southern Utah and the
territory lying between it and the
lower California coast are enlarged
upon by the engineer
1t is claimed that the road would
reduce the freight schedule between
Grand Junction coal mines and sea-
board to sixteen hours and that
along the route of the proposed road
100000 acres OF arabic land will
be opened for settlement
Wire Him to Come.
Secretary Antics this afternoon
wired to DIR. Clapp to come to Grand
Junction at once and arrange to pre-
sent his plans in detail to a meeting
of citizens. 1t is possible that he will
be accompanied by his associate,
Herbert Parkyn, who is also well
known as an engineer and scientist.
1t is expected that reply will be re
ceived from him during the next "a
hours as he is very anxious to get the
ear of local people.
In his letter the engineer goes into
detail over his project
and wakes enthusiastic over its pos
sibilities. He claims to have forti-
fled every claim with incontroyertible
facts and to be able to furnish ample
proof of his integrity and ability.
Mayor Todd has read much of the
and is considerably
impressed with the proposals of
Messrs. Clapp and Parkyn.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-04
SALT LAKE TRAIL
MAN TALKS Of
UTAH ROAD
Ellison Says Movement is Bet
ter OF Than Before Fisher
Made Decision.

w. II. Ellison, president of the
Salt Lake branch of the Midland
Trail association. has prepared list
of the resolutions covering the Grand
meeting OF the association
and a supplementary report to be sub
mitted to the members of the local
branch. In this report Mr.. Ellison
refers to the recent action of the Lin
coin Highway association in selecting
the Overland route, declaring that it
will have little effect on the future
plans of the Midland Trail associa-
tion.
Mr.. Ellison says in part:
We are informed that the officers
of the Lincoln Highway association
have selected the Overland route
coming into Salt Lake by way of
Parley's canon as the route to be
hard-surfaced. They were led to this
decision by reason Of the heavy
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