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az 81 hiia de
I'M sextO piso y
luegO Sc matO
Tn tremendO misterio rodea la
Gluerte de la Sra. Maria Ha=
werg ocurrida en- N. York


NUEVA YORK, Septiembre 10
No obstante que 10 policia lie do
cntrada en- su registro al case de la
n.erte de Ia sonora Maria Hawger,
esposa de IN empleado de una boti-
"a, tai hecho Sc halla rodeado de
c.rcunstanciaS tan misteriosas, que
no puede menos de resistirse a Greer
uno, en- que sc trate de un simple
suicide. La sonora Sc cause IL muer
re, segun Sc dice, arrojandose desde
ell sexto piso de IN edificio de q ca
lie oventa Y seis.
Ademas, cuando Mrs. Hawger fue
encontrada en- estado dc inconsistent
Cia en- el patio de Ia escuela pub.ica
numero $50, que Sc halla contlgua
a. eGificio deSde Ell cuai Sc arrojO
aquella, cerca de ella Sc encontraba
tambien el cuerpo de 81 hija Narga-
!ita, una peqIena de dieZ amos de
edad, que al parecer habia side AFRO
iada tambien deSde 81 piSo de Gonde
10 fue Ia madye. Hawger nc murlG
instantaneamente, al caer en- el pa
vimento, sino ina bora despues de
que tai habia ocurrido.
Tanto IA madre, como la hija Iue-
ron recogidas por la p~olicia y tras
ladadas en- una ambalancia u Hosp!-
tai de Ia Ciudad en- ia lsla Blackwell,
En- dicho establecimiento, la peque-
IA recobr6 por IN mome2to q CO.
nocimiento, ) pudo declara- al de-
tective Veale, que Sc hallaDa presen-
te. cue su madrc IA habia arrojado
deSde e techo del editicio Y CLe en-
.seguida Sc habia lanZado ella a. pa
to, en- donde fueron e~ncontradas.
Embellishments despues de haoer
hecho esta declaration, la nina e2tr6
orra veZ Ell eStado de inconsistencies
y los mediCoS que la atienten han
manifestado que hay muy pocas es-
peranzas de salvarla de IL muerte.
Hasta ahora la policia no he podi-
do saDer, porque la sonora Hawger
escogi6 Ell edificio numeco 33l, de
se;S pisos, de Ia Gale Noventa y seis
para consumar 81 acci6n. Sin emDar-
go, los arrendatarios de eSa casa
nan manifastaGo 3 IL policia que la
sonora y 81 hija Sc presentaron ALI
deste el domingo pasado por 10 tar
de. la sonora Sc hallaba grancemen-
te excitadd, segun refieren los veci-
nos de Ia casa, cuaEdo Sc preSent6
en- la casa, pero Sc retro sin entrar
a edif!cio y sin eNplicar Z Made Is
cauSa de su ~presencia ALI. Uno Ge los
arrendatarioS tambitn declare qu.
habla viStO i la madre Y a la hija
entrar 4 Ia casa al dia Siguiente,
preciSameqte POGO despues de ME
diodia y que aparentemente amhaS
Sc encontraban de muy huer humor,
pues pudo distinguir que las dos
Sc reian.
La sonora Fannie Fischel, encar-
gada de IA limpieza de la casa, fue
Ia primera que escuch6 los quejidos
Que provenian del patio de Ia cscue-
Ia Y la Qae do parte q la poiicia pa
"a que pfacticara una investigation.
Al ser recogidas Ia madre y Ia hija,
Sc enconr6 que ambss pre3entaban
fractures en- el craneo y seis lesiones
internas.
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FINLANDIA INSISTE EN- So Sc.
PARAGON DE Russia.
HELSINGFORDS, Finlandia. Sc,

HELSINGFORDS, Finlandia, Sep
tiembre l0.-El Vecherni Vremia
anuncia en- su edici0n de hoy, que el
proyeco de ley por ell que Sc declara
la separation definitiva de Finlandia
d. Russia. Sc ~encuentra va ante ell
Senado dc csc pals. Los terminus
de! proyecto. agrega ell citado pc
riodico, son mas energicos que los
del que fue aprobado recientemente
por la Dieta f~inlandesa, y segun Sc
sabe, sera presertado al gobicrno
provisional rusc, cE lorna de ulti-
matum.
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as BsAgEaaS nEr!caSaS

czclR %TL!taGs en- los co.SrSs
SaeiouHIes, Sois. Btsneey
Verde a CoT-eIta eJ 81 Ia
Ele:s neEEO. cun hshNA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11

pedido muy i"nsistenmente Ell esposo,
prometiendo IN sincere arrepenti-
miento.
Al llegar Mrs. Emma Pope. cue
asi Sc llama Ia madre de Mrs. Hart
wig = II casa, fue recjbida en- Ell
anden, por Clara Hartwig, que es
la mayor de- las hijas de d:cho ma
trimonio, y cuenta a penas catorce
amos dc edad.
La nila trataba de o"cultar q su
abuela la noticia de & muerte de ST.
yadle; pero Ia policia que hab!a
cGnduciGo & Mrs. HartwiG = Ia CIR
CT! del Condado de Bergen, regreso
i Ia casa POGO despues, pa:a practi-
ear alg mas ~diligencias, 4 informo q
Mrs. Pope de ID tragedia que hahia
Ien.io lugar ALI.
La Sra. Pope al Or el relate Que
u hija habia sido conducida presa.
sc desmay0, volvi0 u POGO en- 81 y pi-
dicndo que Sc lie condujera a Ia car
&c. para Yer a su h!ja. La carlnosa
Ibueia Nevada regalos para cada uno
de saS seis ~nietos, asi como para su
hija y ST. yerno. los que dej6 tifados
en- el Suelo, con ell ansia de If 4 So
correr & 81 hija.
En- Ia Inspection de Policia, ia
sonora Hartwig declare que habik
dado muerte 4 81 esposo en- legitima
defensa y asegur0 que debido 4 "a
amenaza de aquel de matarla, Sc VIC
obliEada a obrar como obr0, tanto
para s~alvarle ella, como salvar 3 su
peQuena.
Reeogen : las ninita. de la sonora
Hs.twig.
Ia sonora Hartwig fuc trasladada
Il die t&:guicnte de Ia lnsliecci6n
lie Policia, a Ia Carcel del Condado
de Bergen, en- Hackkcnsack, en- DON
de Sc encuentra internada. La pequc-
ia ninita de dieciocho meses. con Ia
que, segun d!jo a la polic!a, 81 e.
poso la hab!a amenaZado, lie fue re-
cogida y enviada q ina instruction
publica. en- donde Sc lie atendera.
Las otras cinco ninaS. han sido re-
cog:das por la sonora Pope. madre
de Mrs Hartwie, y algunoS amigos
de ella.
La ~autopsia del cadayer de 3Ir.
HaItwig, sue practicable por ell doc
tor W. Z. Ogden, medico del Con-
dado. contradict 81 dicho de la sonora
Hartwig, de que lie h!zo fuego por
deiante, cuanGO trato de acerralce-
lie para golpearla. La cntrada de los
proyectiles, apareecu en- el cuerpo.
poF Ia parte de atras, esCando uno en-
n rabeza, otro en- el hombro izquier-
do V el tercero en- ell centric de la
espa'da.
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pres de los ferrocarriles de esta ciu-
dad, sino 4 TODD el ~territorio o distrito
commercial de Kansas, seg1n express-
ron les empleados principles d dichas
companies.
A consequence de Ia huelga de 500
empleados del express, hay para aho-
"a, no menos de $50 carros de esas
companies, sin descargar en- los patios
de los ~ferrocarriles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
FL YFRDADERO lIBRO De ORC
PRACTICAS DE MAGNETISMO,
HIPNDTISMO Y SUGGESTION

Este interesantisimo Ebro corrige
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las energias p~erdidas. aQuersis vues-
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Iced el "Yerdaderc Libro de Orc" y
en- Il hallartis Ia forma como Sc ad-
quiere Ia f~uerza. la felicidad. la vi
da toda.
Consta de un esegante volumen
muy bien impreSO Y rjeamente encua-
dernado en- tela,
Precio de la Obra: $500.
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IGNACI0 l.. L0ZANO.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18

nothing from this war except WhaS
she suffers in blood and treasure IN
common with the other nations, ana
her leaders can point.to the fact that
no German soil is occupied by for
eign troops, what effect will It nave
upon the War Lord and the General
staff and the Pan Germansg
Germany is in possession of what
If oot bv the colossal crime OF be-
ginning this war. We may discard
thoughts Of punitive measures, ou'
we cannot ignore the counsels OF pru-
dence. Is it safe to allow Germany
to emerge from this war with the
prestige of its War Lord, its General
Staff, and its brutal professors and
preachers unimpaired.? 1t is now
losing ground. 1t is suffering in every
way. It's confidence in its War Lord
and its conception of national destiny
are beginning to give way. In a
few months the allies will be able to
give Germany the only evidence it
will ever accept that it has been in
the wrong, and as result Of that it
will keep the peace.
DO the interests Of humanity really
demand that the war shall now
cease and Germany shall be saved
from impending disaster, only to re-
sumo it's career of conquest at the
earliest opportunity?
But if Germany and Austria shall
make convincing response to this
appeal, the allies cannot afford to
reject such overtures. 1t is for the
nations that began this war to show
how much they care for peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
THE DIVORCE EVIL.

The Richmond Journal asks, :" nat
is to ce done to check the divorce
evil" Such is the question which
ministers, students or sociology and
others are asking themselves, IN the
liuht Of the fact that in the last year
ana. two months 81 divorces were
granted by Richmond courts. Records
Yesterday on exhibition in the law and
equity court. the chancery court and
musings court, part ,. show a start
ling average of more than divorce
q day for Richmond, counting cut
Sundays ana legal holidays. From
Junae I, 1915, to August /, 1917. the
spectre OF domestic infelicity, with
fateful finger, has traced: a monthly
record of about twenty-five marital
separations on the books of the
courts.
Two hundred and forty wives in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
MADE s5.s1 A TON ON COAL
Investigation Discloses Huge Retain
Profits in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. lS.-Gr9ss
profits of as much as s5.8l ton
were obtained by Indianapolis retail
coal dealers during the months OF
April, May and June Of this year.
according to a report of the Federal
Trade Commission to Governor Good
rich, made public here.
Not all dealers made that large q
gross profit, however, and the net
croft ais. varied, the investigation
showing that the operating expenses
varied from 1913 cents ton to as
high as SITE a ton. Persons tamlliar
with the coal situation said the re-
mort indicated that all Of the high
prices could not be attributed to the
mine operators.
The report gdes into exhaustive
details of the coal situation in the
CITY. 1t shows wide range OF prices
and discloses that the larger deal
ers make the larger profits ton be-
cause Of their letter facilities or
handling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
SPAIN QUlETING DOWN
Normal Conditions After Cannon IS
Used Against Strikers.

Paris. Aug. 1S.-A dispatch says
that news from all Spain is that
everything is becoming normal 1t
was necessary TO use cannon against
the barricade made by strikers al
Sabadell, near Barcelona, resulting
in the demolishing OF four houses anG
the killing and wourdin::: Of several
strikers. Two soldiers were killed and
10 wounded.
All prisoners in the Madrid jail
tried to escape. A struggle with SOL
diers occurred within, and there was
number killed and wounded on each
side. 1t is said that revolutlonists
throughout Spain are plotting with
prisoners for their escape, taking ac-
vantage of the disturbances.
Madrid has become more animated
Some vehicles and trsmways are cir
culating. A dispatch to the Havas
Agency received here says the i'm
prisoned strikers did not join in the
prison mutiny. They are occupying
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
END PUT TO pICKEy1NG
Washington Police Warn Suiiragists'
Then Arrest Six at White House.

Washington, Aug, lS.-Formal
notice was served by the police yes
terday upon leaders Of the Woman :
party that sc-called picketing OF the
White House would be tolerated no
longer, and that in future. banner
bearers would be arrested as fast as
they appeared.
Several hours were allowed for the
warning to take effect. Then SIX wo-
men posted at the Executive Man
sion ~atcs were carried off in patrol
wagon, much to the delight OF a
watching crowd. All the prisoners
cave bond for appearance tolnorro"
to answer charges of obstrucuns
traffic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18

Richmond in the last fourteen months
have asked and obtained separations
from their husbands. The percentage
of wives asking divorces is far greater
than that of husbands asking for sav-
GRANGE of the matrimonial knot. One
hundred and one men secured d.
vorces from their wives IN the same
period. ~ This shows that in nearly
two-thirdsr of the cases the wife APP
piled for the separation.
To a large extent this is explained
by a glance at the causes for divorce.
Desert:on or abandonment stands at
the ton of the list. As many as 222
Of the 3I1 divorces were given 1o1
this. OF this number more thar hall
were eases in which the husband had
left his wife. 1t appears that many
husbands abandoned their wives al
most at the hymeneal altar itself.
Unfaithfulness stands second Oh
the list. Ninety-nine separations were
for this cause Not like in the de-
sert;on or abandonment list, women
share about equally with men in
this transgression, the balance, if
any, being in favor of the male sex
Few, Richmond husbands beat their
wives apparently. as only fifteen cases
in which divorce was obtained, or
such grounds are on record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
DRIVE ON THE |. W. w.
Baltimore American.)

AS the Industrial Workers of the
World are in no sense genuine
labor organization, but organlza-
ton of men deluded by those VINO
lead them into difficulties, for the
purpose of destroying capital, block
ing the process Of industry and inc
killing off Of ell government, the.
are un-American. As they are in ma
turc and by profession anarchists
and Instructors and at war WITH
society they are not under any OF the
projections that are afforded regular
labor organizations.
Hence the determination of the
federal authorities TO drive this or
ganization out of existence or to
cover It's threats to tie up the grain
producing centers and the great min
ing centers through its power over
foreign laborers. are threats directed
against the government. Inc ledeFai
agents are working, and it vii! not
be difficult to find indictments
against any who seek to put these
threats into practice. And wnen N
dicted the conviction and penalty will
be swift and deadly.
Labor has nothing to fear from TIE
government. 1t vii; profit from the
war. But the regular labor organi-
cations have never given countenance
to the Industrial Workers OF the
World, and regard the organization
as running counter to regular labor
interests at almost every point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
DENOUNCED IN SENATE
i. w. w. Scored as Murderers and
Periurers by Ashurst.

In a brief but fervid speech yester-
day. Senator Ashurst denounced f1e
r W w which has been unusually
active in his State of Arizona.
with the. l. W. VS. perjury is a
fine art and murder has been re-
duced to science declared MI.
Ashurst. "After murder has been
committed and a man IS brought into
court, the murderer frequently goes
free through prearranged alibls.
have. been asked the, meaning OF the
initials Tvs They staand Tor
Imperial Wilhe!m's Workers.
The senator had read into the rec
ord an editoria lfrcn the Graham
County (Ariz.) Guardian, containing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
Licenses for NavigatGrs

II is now a strict requirement of
the Navy Department that all boats.
Irrespective of size or character,
which operate either by power or
sail. that the Navigator be provided
with a license. The issuance of such
license is in compliance with the
Naval regulations and are issued by
the United States Naval Reserve
Force. The owners Of all vesse.s can
obtain proper applications by Apply
inc to Mr.. James K Mansfield, at the
Collector of Customs Office, Federal
application being made, license can
also be obtained The licenses That
arc now being issued III no way con-
Aict with the regular marine docu-
ments. and must be carried in adj
dition to the regular ships papers,
as heretofore. The licenses that are
being issued here are for the fifth
Naval district, which is the Chesa-
peake Bay and all of its tributaries,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
TuF rApAL iNTERCEss:oN.

= !. :, most solemn appeal to the
.c.scienccs of al! nations that comes
fror, Rome. "lncline your ears there
fore 10 OR prayer. Accept the lSa-
ternal Invitation which we send you
II the name Of the Divine Redeemef'
.be PRINCE cG Peace. Reflect on your
very grave responsibility before COD
and before nam"
The Philadelphia Record IN COM
mentinm upon the above says no gov
ernrent VIII treat lightly such an
anneal from the head Of the Catholic
church Nor Go we believe that any
,atio, would il defiance of it prose
cut the war for punitive purposes.
however much the two nations guilty
af tt:s war deserve punishment. But
+he future must be considered as
well as the present, and the allies
..ar,or consent to lay down their arms
without some very convincing evi-
aanya that the military devil has
,;,ecn exercised from Berlin.
r. Germany is to get her colonies
sack in consideration OF retiring from
France and Belgium; If She, whose
own t,7 terItory is unrayaged. by war,
Il Is to pay nothing in repatriation OF
the i2ca!culable and often wanton
damage she has done in France. Bel
s:ul.l ana Poland: if she Is Fl suffer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18


the following stanza taken, it was
stated, from the I. W. W. song DOOR:
Onward, Christian soldier, rip and
tear and smite,
"Let the gentle Jesus Dless your
dynamite;
Smash the doors Of every home
pretty maidens seize,
"Use your might and sacred right te
treat her as you please"
"This sort of diaholical sentimen
running with unbridled crime of eVel
every character up to murder, seem!
to typify the I. ". W."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
THE POWER OF FABLES

A cartoon in a Washington paper
this. week applied the moral of the
fable. Of the dog and his bone to the
Kaiser. The latter in the figure Of
canine was represented as crossing
> stream with bone in his mouth
with the letters "Wor.d Trade" on
the sac. Another bone with the leg
end European Conquest was mir
rored in the water. The greedy cur in
attempting to clutch the latter drop
ped the former.
The allusion to the old fable in
connection with Germany's mad
Course furnishes enough thought to
fill a good-sized book The bone
marked "A Place in the Sun" caus-
caused the mad monarch to sacrifice
millions of his subjects and the
wealth and prosperity of his nation
in a futile attempt to grasp an iilu-
sion which may cost him his throne.
But our purpose was to direct at
tention to the power of fables. 1t
is said that Abraham Lincoln while
indulging his taste for reading by
the light of a fireplace in a log cabin
had but three books-the Bible, Bun
vans Pilgrims Progress and hesoP $
Fables. The three furnish more real
wisdom that carloads of other works
Some one has calculated that
should. = person devote ten hours a
day to reading, it would require three
thousand years to pcruse all the
standard books in the world. Hence
the wisdom of selecting few OF Inc
best and reading them closely.
The power of fables has long been
recognized by the thinking people
of the world. In ancient Greece
Aescp at times exercised more IN
Thence through his fables than the
mighty ones of the country. 1t wall
10 remembered that the recitation OF
the fable of the fox and the hedge
hog stepped revolution in one o.
t,recian cities where the rulers had
become obnoxious. The fox had fallen
into the water and the bank being
steen. Reynard could not climb ou'
of his forced bath. The trickster
managed. however, to keep his nose
ont of the water to prevent Grown
ing. While in this position swarm
of flies settled on his nose, ane
hedgehog coming along offered ms
services to drive away the pests. Inc
fax objected, however, saying thaI
the flies which had been Teasing up
on him were full of blood and satlat-
cd. Should they be driven OFT another
swarm would take their places, and
oil his blood would be sucked from
him. The Grecians saw the force OF
the fable and concluded they woulo
not change rulers.
We have often thought that fables
with their morals would form prac-
teal text books for our schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
sCARES FOR HOTEL GUESTS.
One Building Hit by Lightning, An
other !.oses Sun Parlor.

Ocean City, N. j., Aug. 1S.-While
a heavy rain storm was Oh yesterday
afternoon the Imperial Hotel was
struck BY lightning. The bolt hit
tie lower floor and then went
through the basement. The house
tcelphones and electric lights were
.put out of business, and number
Of persons were badly scared, but no
one was injured. Large hail stones
fell during the storm.
Atlantic City, Aug. lS.-Ihe SUI
parlor ct the Hotel Ostend collapsed
Yesterday in the midst OF q downpour
Gf rain and spread alarm among the
hotel guests. This was further
HEIGHTENED By the arrival of tlremen
anl apparatus from sccyral stations
in response to an alarm sent in By
IN excited individual. No one was
injured IN the collapse Of the glass
enclosed structure, which fell outward
towards the Boardwalk. The heavy
rain is believed to have undermined
its foundations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18
INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM


Woo that socialism is growing strong
or every day the war is prolonged
# is now known that a secret con-
forance Of bankers and others rep
.osan+;no several of the warning
na+;ons was he'd recently in Swift
zerland for the purpose OF bringing
.ho,+ immediate peace in order TO
check the tide of international soc'a-
lism. ~.
That the present fearful conflict
i giving impetus to socialism !
noticed by many outside the chan-
ce,lorias of the world, and the part
which may yet be played by tins or
.,niz.+;on in the history of the
planet is anticipated with appreheA-
sion.
Socialism per Sc may not De areao-
cd to any great extent, but the ha-
man vultures who are standing Dy
ro,dv TO mount the hobby form the
monaco Such organizations as the
Industrial Workers of the World
anarchists and many Of the vicious
who DISGRACE labor unions VIII De
,monr the first to Climb upon the
band wagon. J., =
History is ever repeating Itself
Had the present generation Of Amer
leans been living in the days :. OIL
Madame Roland they would doaD'-
less have been Girondists, as were
+h;s noble woman and her equally
noble husband. But when that OF
s,snization, which was not compose"
of lIing-killers nor unreasonaoie per.
sons, gained the ascendancE' ."e
Jacobins, a cut-throat horde, heaue''
Nv Marat. a degenerate from S"lt-
zerland, and others jumped INTO the
saddle and the reign of terror was
instituted in unhappy France.
What has been done before Is la
n. 10 he done again. France decapi-
,.+ed Iouis XVI. and his queen
w.r;a Antoinette. and abolished the
DYNASTY as well as the church lheSe
,arr;h,a crimes we're. however. con-
contracted in one country, but they
NAV have been in miniature OF wna'
will eventually follow in all nations
While we are Americans native
ond TO The manner born and natural
" have no sympathy for autoeracies'
NO mpst confess that we experience
4romors of anxiety at the rapid rate
at which governments are beng u"-
dorn,ined in this day and generation
e the Beast Of the Apocalypse to rise
ont of this sea of confusion and tur-
lher devastate the world!
While we cannot plainly discern
tho and Of this frightful war, straWs
are slowly sailing through the alF
which indicate change IN the WIND
The war may end sooner than we
suppose, and in the meantime VIC
should watch Stockholm, as many &C
1ieve that city viii the future storm
centre when democracy shall nave
.,,.coadad all other forms OF govern
mont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-18

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