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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

a fatal accident marred the !Ao1of-
cycle meet at Charter Oak Park'
Hartford. Conn. yesterday afternoon
John Walsh, of Springfield, Mass
losing his life and Edmond Rlch-
mond. of Hartford; Thomas Groc", OF
Boston, and William Leahy being m
iurcd in spill on the third lap Of
the ten-milc professional race. Rich
mond's rear tire burst at the eighth
mile pole as he was in the le;l't d
the race in which we're twelve entries
all punched. Richmond attempted t"
guide his machine from the track
and was thrown. Walsh, Groce and
Lcahy going over him. Welsh was
picked up and hurried to an automo-
bile, dying on his way to the sho?'ta..
Richmond suffered :, fracture skull
and may die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

The monthly meeting of Alexandria
Lodge Of Elks will be held in their
home on Prince street tonight at 8
O'Clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

In tie Corporation Court Saturday
K. H. Cox was appointed sergeant
administrator of the estate Of Louise
W. House, deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

The work Of resurfacing three
squares on Queen street from Colum-
bus to Henry streets with bitumen
macadam ard asphalt is now in
progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

Louis n nufrey, deputy CLERK 20;
the United States Court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. has
been appointed United States Com
missioner by the Department Of Jus
tice. his appointment having taken
effect on the last day of the United
States Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

The Willard w. C. r.. U, will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow after.
noon at 9 O'clock, in the lecture room
of the Trinity NJ. E. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

Mrs. Amy C. Weech has returned
to her home in this city after toul
of three months through Missouri anil
Ohio in the interest of the work Of
the Womcr's Christian Temperance
Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12
FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral of the late William K.
Jefferies who died Saturday Night
at the Providence Hospital. will take
MACE Tuesday, July 18th. at 8. z. NJ,
from Wheatley's Chapel. lnterment
private. 80,
Love will dream and faith with
trust.
Since he who knows our needs ar:
just. -,
That somehow. somewhere meet We
must.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12
MONEY TO LOAN.

s2,5OO to loan on Alexandria City
real estate. Howard W. Smith. 1OI
North Fairfax street. 12-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

Several nice rooms with all
conveniences, electric lights. ana
good table board, $25 month. Ap-
ply 900 north Columbus street.
l0-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

Members of the police department
are collecting merchants licenses for
the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

In Police Court today George
Austin, colored, was fined $50 for
carrying a concealed weapon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

Mrs. Carry Virginia Gardner, wife
of James B. Gardner, 65 year old died
last night at her home, 1911 Duke
street. Her remains will be sent to
Front Royal, Virginia, on Wednesday
for interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

Frances L. Lunsford, the 9-months-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Lunsford, died yesterday morning at
their home, JOG south St Asaph
street. The funeral services were
held this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12

Alterations are now being made 30
the hydroaeroplane Clara by mechan-
les. After these have been completed,
the big air craft will be given another
trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12
LOCAL BREVITIES

Hard Shell Crabs, Deviled Crabs and
Crab Salad, in our own delicious
style. Jacob Brill, foot of King st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12
40 Miles Moonlight
Excursion
Steamer W.. L. DAVIS

Leaves Roberts wharf foot King
Street every night at 700 o'clock ex'
cepting Monday nights until Sept
7th 1915.
Dancing, Music Refreshments
Adults 25c Children l5c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-12
WEATHER REPORT

Partly cloudy tonight. ard
Tuesday; probably showers;
continued warmer; light to
moderate variable winds.
High tide 1850 a m. and $3.50
p. m.
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formation that British baeshp severely damaged during Zeppelin raid over the Tyne.
 More Peculiar News From The Hague THE HAGUE April 25-Pme Minister Vvanl of France accord ing adves received here recently the editors the ar newspapers to conference He told them that hope of early ending of the question: and that France could expect indemnity from Germany.
 Turkey Looking for Place to Light PARIS April 25Adces received here state that the grand of Turkey has sounded the Italian and American ambassadors to % cover if their countries would be willing intermediates be- tween the porte and the allies.
 Vessels Captured While Flying American Flag PETROGRAD April 26-Th has visited the fortress of Pzymsel recently captured by the Russians.
 Reports from Athens that the warhps of the allied fleets have captured the steamships Virginia and Magd both flying the American fa and their have been declared conaband Both vessels were taken to Lemnos
 Plot Against Young Turks and Germans PAS April 27Bombs with clock works have been found the ministry of Conantnope tuned to explode at the hour when the council would be The discovery made but short time before the meeting, and believed that the plot directed against the Young Turks and their German advisers
 Charges Germans With IlIreatmg Prisoners LONDON April 26-Ear Kitchener has informed parliament that Germany has grossly -reaed British prisoners He bases his tons on information of French Belgian and American observers and also that of escaped prisoners Greek Vessel Sunk
 LONDON April 24-A small Greek coastng vessel has been sunk the Aegean sea- Evidently she struck by escaped mne Zeppelin Raid English Coast LONDON April 30- Zeppelin raid last night the English bombs dropped at pwh Fexstowe and Wltton Many buildings fire. Duty on Spirits Doubled in England LONDON April 3OThe house of today passed reSo- on doubling the duty spirits to become effective immediately
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GERMANY'S WARSH[IPS
 LEAVE HOME SHELTER

PARS April 3OGeman warshps operating three hundred miles from their bas bombarded Dmkrke last night Twenty persons were killed and fifty wounded German ahps also dropped bombs the city of Rhems resulting Tn the starting of many fires.
 Not Explained LONDON April 24No explanation has been by the govern ment as to the possible closing of certain British ports
 Germans Capture Vessel Off Scotch Coast BERLIN April 24-The British awer Glencam has been captured of Aberdeen and taken to German port
 Victims of Submarines LONDON April 24Th reghter Ruth has been sunk the North sea- and the Finnish Track loaded with has been sunk in the Baltic both by German submarines The were saved
 Ominous Announcement Official has been sent from Berlin that the German main fleet is cruising in the North naval battle with the British IS expected weekly.
 Russians Also Report News PETROCRAD April 26From Berlin comes the report that the German fleet prong about the North ready the British feet
 Scandinavian Nations Preparing for Trouble COPENHAGEN April 27-Scandnavan ships from England to Swedish ports Baltic have been ordered the nearest har Dor and await instructions Rumo circulation that the Ger mans intend to stop traffic between Sweden and Eng land
 More Ships Destroyed LONDON April 27Ihe Swedish steamship Centric has been sunk by mine off the Aaand islands, The saved The British traver Recoo has been destroyed by the North
 Sweden Protests LONDON April has protested against the blockade of her shipping by Germany.
 Collier and Trawer Torpedoed LONDON April 3O-A loaded British collier, and also rawer. have been torpedoed and sunk in the North
 Swedish Vessels Sights Great German Fleet LONDON April 29-A Swedish steamship reports having sighted fleet of more than sixty German warshps in the North
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served in that capacity until 1869, and again from 1877 to 1881. As acting secretary of state he sat in the cabinets of Presidents Lincoln, Johnson and Hayes, He was nearly murdered in defense of his father on April 14, 1865 at which time President Lin coln received his death wound With Ad- miral Porter he was sent to negotiate the West Indian treaties in 1867, and also par ticipated in the negotiations for the pur- chase of Alaska, and for Pago-Pago harbor, Samoa Mr Seward was afterward mem Der of the New York state legislature and had served on numerous commissions of state and national scope In 1891 he pub 'The Life and Letters of William H. Sew umes)
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INTERPRET THIS DISPATCH
 TO YOUR OWN SATISFACTION

SAN FRANCISCO. April 30.-Attornev We.t la former Alaska attorney, prominent now in San Francisco legal circles wrea long complaint Valdez initial steps acquire railroad townsite of Seward claims made that former Alaska Northern officials leav
 ing company transferred deeds to property.
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OPERATIONS AGAINST T(JRK KISH FORTS

ATHENS April 3O-The forces of the allies compe patton of the Gapo peninsula The city of Gapo reported to have been captured The bombardment of the forts ing in the Dardaneles.
 Allies Aeropanes Inlict Damage PAS April 24lhe of the allies have been active at Smyrna Several soldiers have been killed German ship has been sunk and the railroad station destroyed
 Intermittent Bombardment ATHENS April 25-Two Turkish arshp flying the British wars the Dardanes have been shot down The of the straits notifications continues ntermtenty
 Troops Land on Peninsula LONDON April 27-The allies have landed soldiers the Gapo peninsula.
 Russia Cooperating LONDON April 2Russia lending every assistance the land ing of troops by the allies a the Dardaneles
 Occupied by the French LONDON April 28French troops have occupied Kumaeh the Dardaneles straits
 Both Sides of Straits Occupied PARIS, April 28lhe allied forces have effected landings both sides of the Dardaneles. Turkish Reports Discount Allies Success CONSTANIlNOPLE April 28-The office declares that the allies having hard holding the positions occupied by their landing parties.
 is reported that the Russian fleet bonbardng the Bosphorus Notifications, but with little result
 Allies Establish Base on Peninsula LONDON April 29-The allies have completed the establishment of base al the end of the Galipoi peninsula
 Warships of Allies in Gulf of Smyrna MIYEN April 29Thee warshps of the allies have penetrated the Gulf of Smyrna but whether not they bombaded the forts there has not been learned
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KRONPRINZ WILHELM
 INTERNED AT NEWPORT

NEWPORT NEWS, April 27.-The Ger man auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm, which recently escaped the warships of the allies patroiling the Atlantic coast and put in at this port for repairs and supplies, has been informed until after the war
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ITALY HESITATES ON
 THRESHOLD OF WAR

ROME, April 30-The indications today are that Italy will join forces with the triple entente.
 ROME, April 27-The opinion is becom- ing general in Italy that Austria and Italy will soon be plunged into war. Austria, it is said, is unwilling to comply with ltay's demands.
 The Italian ambassadors to Berlin, Lon don and Paris have been summoned to Rome for a conference with Foreign Min ister Sonnno.
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CREW OF FAMOUS EMDEN
 ENJOY NEW ADVENTURES

BERLIN, April 24.-The crew of the Ger man warship Aysha, composed of those who escaped when the famous cruiser Emden was sunk, escaped again from the patrol ships of the allies and reached the Arabian har- Dor of Lidd During the journey they were attacked by Arebs
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FRENCH WARSHIP
 SUNK BY AUSTnIANS

LONDON, April 2S-The French cruiser Gambetta has been torpedoed and sunk by an Austrian submarine. About half the crew of the cruiser are reported to have been saved
 The Gambetta had a complement of 7l0 men.
 PARIS April 29.-The Gambetta was tor pedoes by the Austrian submarine U-6 m the Straits of Otranto. Very few of the crew escaped death.
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SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
 REPLIES TO CRITICS

WASHINGTON, April 26,-A long state ment from Secretary of the Navy Daniels was published today, in which he replies to the critics of the navy. He says our fleets are stronger than ever and are growing in efficiency every month.
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WORK OF ENCENDIARIES
 IN BRITISH COLUMBIA TOWN

VANCOUVER, B. C., April 29.-The Connaught bridge, which cost nearly mil lion dollars, was destroyed by fire early this morning, which was undoubtedly of incen- diary origin.
 The Granville street bridge was also fired, but the flames were extinguished before they gained much headway.
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THE WAR IN GENERAL
Queer News From the Netherlands

lE HAGUE April 24-t rumored here that the Belgian and Dutch frontiers will be closed to all traffic
 IS ned that the of German troops indicate that they will fall back Lege the plan being relieve large number of troops for use in case Italy intervenes.
 Three Great Battles PARIS, April 24Three great battles are developing from which the people of Europe expectan results these being Ypres the North and at the Dadanees other vital Turkish point
 Reports Damage to British Batteshp WASHINGTON April Z4Ihe German embassy gives out the
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Roosevelt Recognized Platt as Boss

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April Private letters to Senator Platt introduced as evl- dence in the Barnes Roosevelt case vester day showed that Roosevelt had conferred with him often, and stated that he recog- nzed Platt as the boss of the Republican party.
 The cross examination of Mir Roosevelt was concluded today
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NEW PHASE OF THAW CASE

NEW YORK, April 27.-Attorney Gen eral Woodbury today made application to the appellate division of the supreme court for writ of prohibition against a jury trial to determine the sanity of Harry Thaw
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BROTHER OF OBREGON
 EXECUTED BY VILLA

NEW YORK, April 25.-AdVices received here state that the Mexican revolutlonlst, General Villa has captured and executed Francisco Obregon, a brother of General Obregon Villas act was in revenge for the terrific defense which Oregon put up against Villa at Celaya
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Survivors Arrive

ROME April 29.-One hundred anc thirty-five survivors of the cruiser Gam betta reached Syracuse today. Many were suffering from exposure The commander went down with his ship Fiftysix deac were buried with full honors by Italian soldiers at Santa MarieleuX.
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AMERICAN SUBMARINE
 STILL AT BOTTOM OF SEA

HONOLULU April 2S.-Rough weather has undone the work of the divers in their attempt to raise the sunken United States submarine F-4 Only oHe of the cables holding the hulk is left intact.
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Distress in Minin0 District

FL PASO, Tex April 2S.-Twenty thou sand Mexican and American laborers have been thrown out of work in the Guana- juanto mining district on account of the activities of Generals Villa and Carranza.
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DETERMINED ADVANCE
 MEETS FIERCE CHECK

EAVRE April 3o-Fow thousand Germans were moved do~n while crossing bridge Steensraate Many ot the suYo made prisoners by the Belgians Desultory fighting reported along the western ronaer
 Achievements From East Prussia great battle raging between Ypres and the North The Germans have been renocedb by withdrawn from East Pssa and trying hack their way through the allies to Caa and Dun kirk.
 English Channel Is Goal LONDON April 25-The Germans pouring soldiers into Elan de greater numbers than preceding the battle of last Ooto0eI which lasted weeks. Gigantic efforts bemg made to reach the English channel.
 Belgians Distinguish Themselves LONDON April 26-The Belgians reported have recaprcd Lzern the trenches parapets and sanbags front of which dsaP peared the result of British explosions the recent 9tack and capture of Hill Sixty.
 von HndenSerg tc Conduct Western Operations PETROGRAD April 26-So important the battle in Flanders hat is reported that General Won Endenbeg probably will be brought from the front conduct the battle The kaiser ported to be proceeding to the Belgian front
 Monsrous Guns in Use PARIS April 27The Germans bombadng preS with teen-inch guns The city IS reported to be on hre. The Germans have captured St. uen heavy losses being sustained both sides
 Allies Being Reinforced LONDON April 27-he terrific battle continues Flanders The Germans fighting with gas bombs and heavy Field Marshal French has poured endorsements into the secton ot the line held by the British while General Jore has hurried great forces to bolster up the weakened positions his lines
 Drop Bombs Battlefield LONDON April ZSlhe craft of both Germany and the allies are dropping bombs the Ye battlefield The fortunes of to favor the allies
 King Aberts Army Fights Ga!anIy LONDON April 2SAdvces from the front Flanders state that King Aberts division of the allied forces pressing hard the Germans entire ne along the front from Calais to the interior trying regain the ground lost when the Germans unexpectedly rushed
 Zeppelin Headquarters Raded LONDON April 25-Fed Marshal French reports that nineteen dropped bombs upon the Zeppelin sheds at Ghent destroying several of the machines.
 BER April 29Aeopanes of the allies have been reading the Zeppeins in their quarters at Frederichhaven.
 British Fail to Recapture Lost Ground BERLIN April 29-Ihe British attempt to recapte lost ground flanders has resulted in failure
 German Aeroplane Do Execution NANCY April 29Geman aeopanes have dropped bombs here, causing the death of three persons.
 Trying to Dislodge Germans From West Bank of Yser PARIS April Satisfactory adWces being received from Bel the effect that the allies striving dsodge the Germans Steensaute the only point the west bank of he er which the invaders were able to hold.
 Work of AeropIanes at Calais LONDON April 2oThrty persons have been killed the result of the dropping of bombs Calais by German air craft nFTaryhRTn knyThH7NH Tnr;rn TgTTKTnEDV
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Soldiers Rushed to the Frontier

Vienna, April Ordinary traffic on the railroads has been stopped, and soldiers are being rushed to the Italian frontier.
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Government Officials Breathe Easier

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Officials here are greatly relieved at the internment of the cruiser kronprinz Wilhelm.
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Still Makinn Preparations

BERNE, April 24-It IS stated that the Italian government has commandeered the Italian steamship America.
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AT FLAT CITY FOR ONE WEEK

George Adams will be in Flat City for one week, beginning today Saturday., May ], prepared to do paperhanging, painting, decorating and kalsomining. See him for good work and prompt service. Get your orders in early
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RUSSIANS ADVANCE INTO HUNGARY

PETROGRAD April 25.-The entire Russian line has advanced in the Carpahans, and IS in Hungarian territory.
 Russians Checked VIENNA April 26The office states that the Russians be- ing held in the Carpathians
 Losses of Germans and Austrans GENEVA April 2Dung the strong offensive movement by the Russians the Uzsok pass heights twenty thousand Asans and Ger mans have been killed during the past few days.
 Aeroplanes Meet With Disaster PETROGRAD April 2oSevea Austrian and German aeoDIanes have been brought down the Russian front
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-01

Gene Ellis, the champion swimmer of the Innoko valley, hearing that the ice had started in the river, came to this city from Flat early in the week to enjoy short season at his favorite diversion. He found the water little too cold and thick for good swimming so he indefinitely post poned his plunges.
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Austrian Civilizations

PELLUNO, Italy, April 26.- Refugees ar irving from the frontier report that the Aus trians have fortified the entire frontier.
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COTTON HELD BY ALLIES

WASHINGTON, April 26.- Thousands of bales of cotton destined for neutral ports are being held by the allies, and the ex- porters express great concern over the mat
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BARNES ROOSEVELT
 LIBEL SUIT ON TRIAL

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 25.-The Barnes Roosevelt libel case will probably last several weeks great mass of evi- dence IS yet to be presented
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Villa Sustains Another Defeat

SAN DIEGO, April 26.-Wlreless reports state that General Villa has been defeated in Southern Sonora.
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Recruits for Villa

FL PASO, Tex, April 25.-Sixty thou sand Zapatistas have joined the Villa forces,
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Imnor47nt Port Closed

LONDON, April 2S.-Italy has closed the port of Brindisi
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Teddy Still on the Stand

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 29.-Mr. Roose welt today completed his redirect examina ton.
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DEATH OF FAMOUS ACTOR

NEW YORK, April 27-John Bunny, the famous motion picture comedian, died here today.
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INTENSE HEAT IN EAST

DETROIT, Mich. April 25.-As a result of the record breaking heat wave, there have been two prostrations and one death in this city.
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DEATH OF F. W. SEWARD,
 SON OF GREAT SECRETARY

MONTROSE, N Y, April 26.-Frederick W. Seward, son of the great secretary of state in President Lincoln's cabinet, died at is home in this city today, in his 85th year.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-01

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(Frederick William Seward was born at
 Auburn, N. Y, in 1880. He was educated at Union college, and received the degree of IL. D. from that institution in 1878. He was admitted to the bar in 1851, and was one of the owners and editors of the Albany Evening Journal from 1851 to 1861. He was sent to warn President Lincoln of a plot to assassinate him at Baltimore in 1861. MT. Seward was appointed assistant secre- tary of state under his father in 1861, and
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-01

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