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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
British Losses
For Week Show
Big Increase
~ Aanoclated Preas.l

London. April 20. - BRUSH
casuaIties reported during the week
ending today totalled 1858, diVloea
as follows:
Killed or died OF wounds: ofhcers
SIS; men 1883.
Wounded or missing: ohicers p
ITs; men 1881.
The casualties reported for this
week are approximately half as large
as those reported in the preceding
week. Although heavy nghting has
now been in progress MONTH now
ever. the lists have not. begun TO
approach in size those Of last year
in the months OF active operations
when the British were on the Of
fensive. There ia no means or
determining how far the casualties
now being reported represent losses
in the alghting since the German of
fensive was started.
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SHOUTS WENT UP WHEN
BRITISH SAW JERUSALEM
'ssoottis' MoLarsn Writes Editor
Hurley Of Wahpeton Times OF
Experiences.

Wahpeton, NJ. D., April 20.-
ssScottieo McIaren, a British soldier
who has been through the battles
OF GalIipoli. served 2S months IN
Egypt and Palestine and was with
the British armies that captured
Jerusalem. declares in letter re-
ceiyed by w. s. Hurley, editor OF the
WahDeton Times. that he has been
through the whole show without
scratch.
experience during the months OF our
'strafing' toward the Holy City,
vgrites McIaFen II never shall for
get the joyous shout which went up
when we came in sight OF Jerusalem.
But am sorry to say II was the
last cheer for many OF our poor
comrades, but I can safely say that
their deaths were duly avenged. 1t
was at this point that could never
call lighting sport. II was like a
game OF hounds and hare. am
machine gunner so can tell you that
we had some sport. IL seemed fun
for a-time, but after the din Of the
battle had lifted and one looked back
at what we come through, 1t seemed
too uncivilized.
atChristmas. 1917. was the most
miserable have ever gone through,
since / left the old country in
September OF 1915. We got orders to
move on that eve and TO take up our
positions for an attack. We march
ed over some miserable ground In
sheets OF rain. practically continu-
Gus for 10 hours. arriving at our
destination at dawn on Christmas
morning soaked 20 the skin. 1t can
not be expressed in words how
miserable we felt. We we're both
hungry and fatigued and the pros
pects Of going out the next day in the
hunt for our Christmas Turk were
before us.
eve 'strafed' on all Of Christmas
week and on New Years day, again
in torrents on rain. we came out Of
the line victors Of another fiRht. We
have been In reserve since and
although the weather has not been
ali that Is desired. we have had quite
q decent time"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
war DEP PARTMENT
Is OPTIMISTIC
fBy Associated Prsss.1

washington. April 20. - An
optimistic view OF the military sltua-
tion in France was given today by
Secretary Baker and war department
ohlcials at their weekly conference
with members Of the senate military
committee. The military experts be-
lieve the German drive has been
stopped with every prospect OF
permanence.
Another attack Of considerable
force Is expected from the Germans
shortly. the senators were told at
some new poiut not discsosed but
with the allied forces confident Of
holding the enemy.
Dispositions OF the allied forces
particularly General Pershing's were
disclosed confidentially to the COM
mitteemen. The progress OF brigad-
ing American troops with British and
French units was not made known,
however.
Progress OF production Of war ma
terials was detailed to the senator's.
Some cE them said Improvement In
the aviation program was indicated.
Much Improvement. It was said, was
reported in the quick handling Of
ships.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
Church and Sim Feiners
Working Toward
Same End
BISHOPS DO NOT
COUNSEL VIOLENCE
But Urge Passive Resis-
tance "By The Most
Effective Means"

London, April 2O.-The grave and
menacing situation created by the
determination OF Nationalist Ireland,
united as seldom before, to resist
conscription has aroused deep inter
est throughout Great Britain. Parh-
.cular emphasis is laid on the decision
OF the Roman Catholic hierarchy TO
throw in its lot with the Sim Fem
ers who have openly proclaimed
Germany as their ally. The bishops
have not counselled violence, urg-
ing passive resistance but this,
Dublin correspondents point out
might easily be turned into active
resistance by a few hotheads when
the time cones to conBcript the
young men Of the country.
The pledge which is to be adminis-
tered Sunday, to what one authority
estimates at nine-tenths OF the en-
tire Catholic population OF the coun-
try. binds them ito resist conscrip-
tion by the most effective means at
their disposal"
This gives wide latitude and
pleases the advocates of both passive
and active resistance.
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Students In the Fourth
Series Of Training Camps
DrdDn From Three Classes

washington, ID. c., April 20.--
middle western universities and coli
ieges and enlisted men OF the. regular
army, national guard and national
army will attend the fourth series Of
officers training camps, which will
open May 15, to train onIcers FOR the
possible anticipated needs OF the
army.
From Three Glasses.
Student officers admitted to the
camps will come from the three fol-
lowing classes:
From the enlisted personnel OF the
divisions and detached units Of the
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three armies in the field, excepting
the coast artillery and staff corps, 2
per cent being designated from each
command.
From graduating units Of senior
divisions OF the reserve ofacers' schools
and members OF the advanced course
who have received one years training
under the supervision Of an army Of
ficer.
From the ranks OF graduates of gov
eminent recognized schools who have
received at least one years military
training under an army officer during
the last ten years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
RURAL SECTIONS
IOF CASS COUNTY
TAKING BLOCK OF
$626,25O BONDS
Figures, Made Public To-
day, Reveal Tremendous
Subscriptions
EQUAL TO 5615
0VERPURCHASE
Few Returns Still to Come
VIII Further Increase
The Figure

h Figures announced at the ONCE Of
the Cass county executive commit
tee Of the Third Liberty Loan, by 7.
ID. Hughes. chairman. and f. w. Nc
Roberts. secretary, show that to date
Cass county has oyersubscribed its at
llotment Of s400. 900 for the rural dis
/ tricfs 56sk per cent The total
tamounted to se26,25o.
i A few struggling weturns are ex-
lpected to come in for several days as
the work OF cleaning up the districts
J progresses. The campaign in the
county viii not close until April 2Is
but as Tar as the ONCE Of the execu-
tive committee IS concerned, the work
lis practically completed now, largely
due to the fact that many of the peo-
pie volunteered their allotments be-
{ fore the workers made the districts.
The returns from the Cass county
aFrS-~sgrsFes Fs4F1mxzTs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
Three Shells
From Big Gun
Fall In PriS

Paris. April 20.-Yestarday's long
range bombardment, which consisted
OF three shots at wide intervals, re-
suited In no casualties and did hLtle
damage. One shell went through the
roof OF a house. penetrated q work
shop on the sixth floor and passed
through the back wall, crossed the
courtyard .and into a building in the
rear flnally bursting on the staircase
al number of people were employed,
but ali had left the building few
minutes before the shell fell.
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washington, April 30. - Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday issued By the weather bureau
today
Great Lakes region; Fair and
warmer first OF week, middle and end
OF week probably fair with tempera~
lures above normal
Upper Mississippi and lower MiEaia-
sippi valleys Generally fair, except
probably showers ia the Dakotas
Wednesday or Thursday. warmer arsl
az week with temperatures above
normal after Tuesday
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
SHEER EXHAUSTION BRINGS PAUSE
i'm GREATEST BATTLE OF ALL TINE
BolSheUiRt Call
For the Supplies
At VIddiUoStOk
- Asaoclated Preas. )

Hahbin, Friday, April 1s.--An order
has been received at Yladivostok
from the BoIsheyik government to
ship the shells. explosives, metals,
and machine tools concentrated there
to European Russia Freight and pas
senger traffic are to be suspended for
the purpose. il necessary, the order
stipulates.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
Russia Makes
Peace Offer to
The Ukraine
tBx Associated Prsss.l

Amsterdam. April 2o.-A dispatch
from Kiev via Berlin says the Rus
sian national commissioners on
Wednesday made a proposal TO the
ministerial council Of Ukraine for
peace negotiations and that it was
accepted. The UlCrainiRns have sent
a courier 20 Moscow with the, formal
acceptance Of the Ukrainian author
tiles. The peace negotiations win
take place in Kurak
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
Ireland Will
Lay Her Case
Before World

Dublin, April 20.-After a lengthy
conference yesterday at the Mansion
house, representatives Of the Ma
tionalists, Sim Feiners, o'Brienites
and laborites decided to prepare for
presentation to the world a state
rnent of Irsland's case against the
compulsory military service imposed
by the British government.
The Lord Mayor OF Dublin has
asked to 20 to Washington and pre-
sent the statement personally to
President Wilson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
President Will
Not Be Able To
Golf For Month
~ Aasoelatad Preas.l

washington April 20.-The burr
received by President Wilson yester-
day when he grasped a hot exhaust
pipe as he climbed from the fighting
tank Britannia after g. ride around the
White House grounds viii prevent
him from playing golf for at least q
month, 1t was said today. The Presi-
dent played golf almost every day
The burn was giving the President
some pain today but gave no indica-
tion Of being serious.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
cITEp FoR BRAVERY

Washington, April 20.-An ofiicial
list Of the individuals and sections OF
the United States army ambulance
service cited by French army COM
manders for bravery was received to-
day at the oflcs OF Surgeon General
Gorgas. F'crty-twO separate cita-
tions are noted. In two instances en-
tire sections were commended.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
NAY EXTEND THE
DRAFT TO WOMEN

London. April 70. = Sir William
James Bull has given notice that he
will submit to the house of commons
a resolution to extend the military
service act to all unmarried women
between the ages OF 19 and so for
work Of national Importance. Sir
William is Unionist member for
Hammarsmith.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
STATIONS


MInne8ota--EartIY cIoudY tonight
and Sunday warmer in west por-
tion tonight; temperature near freez-
ing tonight
North Dakota and AEontanar-Eair
fnnfeht and Sunday; warmer tonight.
South pakota--NaIr tonight and
Sunday; rising temperature.
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with the British Army IN France.
April 20.-No further big enemy aA-
tack developed during the night
There are Indications south cf the
Somme that another mighty thrust
for the British supply base OF Amiena
Is boiling. The Germans are NURSING
their hurts in the region of La Bassee
canal.
At Riez-du- Yinage this morning
the enemy overFan British outposfs
but was driven back.
In the Arraa region the British
advanced their line slightly on a
500 yard front east of Beauraius and
rebulsod q German counter attack
Later. however. the British withdrew
TO their original line.
It was generally quiet along the
Xpres front though the EegnI8m
artillery kept up an imtermitiFaE
bombardment. Some British adva
ed posts were driven la uortheael 30
NpreS, but these almost Immediately
were stabIfahed
About noon the enemy attacked tae
British posts on hiIl 15 southeast ef
kprtuin ana forced the defenders
back
Hostile artillery did more shoot
iug in the &carpe valley last night
The villages oa Bretooneax aaa
Gorhie and the surruuWn Fese8
below the summe continue to ts
aheiled.
Ottawa. April 26-AlEHQush n
troops were used an tne operation
which waa iu preparation Cor
weHs. tee German Offensive aH
BELGIAN troops between hMa
I.aNEru t6is ~ ef0
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
Liberty Loan
Total Is Nou
$I.238. O08, $50

-" NhN fA4I H. q N-N.NHgT ~
washington, Aprii .-Subscrip-
tlona TO the Liberty Loan have
reached s1 ,23S. OBS $50. the treasury
announced today.
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Counter Attack Re-estab-
fishes Positions AT I'M
portant Point
FRENCH REPULSE
GERMAN RAIDERS
Elsewhere The Night Was
Calm" is The Official
French Report
(By Associated PFsss.l

London. April 20.-Nine machine
guns. a trench mortar and prisoners
were taken by the British in a local
operation yesterday south OF tho
Scarpe river, the war ONCE am-
nounces. A German counter attacsS
was repulsed.
On the Flanders battle front the
British elected the Germans from
advanced positions gained By them in
Thursdays attack IN the region %
Givenchy and Eestubert
The British gained al ,of their OBJ
1ecttVes in their counter attack SD
Flanders, advancing their defenses al
GivenchY and Hfestubert and re~es-
tablishing their positions.
In sharp fighting southeast of
Robecq the British drove back Ger
man attacking parties.
The statement follows:
"As q result Of a successful minor
enterprise carried out BY us yester
day south OF the Scarpe river Tin the
region Of Arras) we captured a few
prisoners, nine machine gums and a,
trench mortar. Early in. the night the
enemy launched a counter attack Ia
this locality and was repulsed.
During the night a successful
counter attack by the first division
threw out the enemy from points iu
our advanced defenses around
Givenchy and Festubert gained by
him on the 18th instant at the cost
OF heavy losses. All objectivea were
gained and the position here was re-
established.
Local attacks against our posi@
tions southeast Of Robecq led 70
sharp lighting at the end OF which
the enemy was driven back.
Beyond artillery activity on both
sides at different points along our
front there Is nothing further to re-
port"
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The French Report.

Paris. April alderman troops
last night launched a raidine opera
ton against the French lines In the
region Of Hangard zen -Santerre.
southeast OF Amiens. The effort was
a failure. the war Office announced
today. The French took prisoners
In this LEGAL action.
The artillery has been active along
the southern battle line between Las
siguy and Noyon.
The statement follows:
The Germans attempted raid
last night in the region Of HanEard
en-Sauterre. Prisoners. including an
officer, remain IN our hands.
'On both sides the artillery fiRht~
ing continued 10 be very active bes
tween Lassigny and Layon.
During the night French detach-
ments carried out a number Of raids
at various points along the front. es-
pecially northwest and east Of
Rheims, in the Champagne in the Sec
tor OF Juvincourt and near the
heights OF the Meuse. The French
took a number OF prisoners. The Ger
mans made several Of these at-
tempts. west Of Butte-du Mesnil and
in the Woevre. All were repulsed
Everywhere else the night WAS
calm"
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AONtAA sss ess ess ssss . = @0@ps@oN
Included in the foregoing figures Is
the work of the women in the rural
districts. The women at Embden
raised 81 500; at Hiekson, 5000; at
PAGE. 94,d00; at Davenpart, S1,s5e; at
| Csaaselton, $3.50, and at Gardner $3.50.
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BID PREPARED FOR THE
LIBERTY BOND Statesmen.
DON'T WASTE THEIR TnEE
OR YOUR OWN.
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wHv ron GET YOUR OK
DERs on BUYING LIBERTY
BONDS. ALL YOU HAVE TO
DO Is OBEY.
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90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Dokohcs.nis "a stroniey a-Eisi.
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oDPoWIEDz NIEMIECKA.

ODPOWIEDZ NIEMIECKA.
Londyn, %. pazdz. - Tresc
niemieckiej odpowiedzi do prezy-
denta Wilsona, otrzymana droSa
iskrowa, brzmi jak nastepuje:
Przyjmujac propozycye eva
kuacyi zajetych terytoEyow, Rad
niemiecki wyszedl tego zaloze-
MIA, IL procedure ewakuacyi i wa
runk rozejmu maja bye pozosta--
wione sadowi wojskowych do
radc6w i ze rzeczywisty stan po-
tegi stron obydwu ma polu walki
stanowie ma podstawe zarzadzen,
majacych ma celu ochrone i gwa-
rancye tego stanu.
Rad niemiecki poddaje prezy-
dentowi mysl, aby wyznaczono
Gas celem, okreSlenia szczego{ow.
Rad niemiecki ufa, re prezydent
Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME Ia
twierdzi zadnego zadania, ktore-
by byio niezgodne honorem ma
rodu niemieckiego otwarciem
drogi do pokoju sprawiedliwego'
Rad niemiecki protestuje prze
c;wko zarzutowi nieprawych
nieludzkich czynow, skierowane-
mu przesiwko si4om niemieckim
ledowym morskim a przez to
samo przeciwko narodowi ME
mieckiemu. Ola pokrycia odwro-
IN zniszczenie zawsze bedzie ko--
nieczne, ale idzie ono tax daleko,
iak ma to pozwala prawo miedzy-
narodowe. Niemieckie woJska
raja najostrzejsze polecenia O.
szczedzania prywatnej waasnoscl
i opiekowania sic ludnoScia stoso'
wnie do swej zdolnosci. Gdzie "a
chodza przekroczenia mimo tych
polecen, winni So karani.
Rad nieniecki dalej zaprzecza,
jakoby niemiecka marynarka, to-
piac okrety, rozmySlnie niszczy1a
}odzie ratunkowe ich pasazera-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
INNNE TELEGR A MY

mi. Rad niemiecki proponuje W
sprawie tych zarzutow, ably fakta
zostaiy wyjasnione przez neutral
M komisye.
Ably uniknac czegokolwiek, CO.
by mog}o wstrzymac prace poko-
iowa, Rad niemiecki polecii wy
sIac rozkazy do komendantow
nurow, zabraniajac i'm topic okre-
ty pasazerskie, ME mogac jednak
dla technicznych przyczyn "a
gwarantowac, ze te, rozkazy do
siegna kazdy nur pojedynczy ma
morzu pred jego powrotem.
Jako fundamentally warunek
pokoju prezydent oznacza obale-
ME kazdej samowolnej w}adzy,
ktora moze oddzielnie, potajem--
nie wiasnego popedu zakiocic
spok6j swiata. Ma to Rad ME
nliecki odpowiada: Dotychczas
reprezentacya narodu w niemie-
ckiem panstwie ME rniaIa wp}y-
WI na tworzenie sic rzadu. Kon-
stytucya ME przewiduje udziaiu
reprezentacyi narodu w postano-
wieniach o wojnie pokoju. TIE
warunki dopiero teraz ulegfy ra-
dykalnej zmianie, Nowy Rad 20
sta} utworzony w zupe}nej zgo--
die z zyczeniami reprezentacyi
narodu, opartej ma r6wnem, po-
wszechnem, tajnen, bezposred-
MEM g}osowaniu. &.
Przewodcy wielkich stronnictw
parlamentu 50 cz{onkami tego
rzadu. w przysziosci zaden Rad
ME moze objae i peinic wiadzy,
nie posiadaiac zaufania wiekszo-
Sci reichstagu.
Odpowiedzialnose kanclerza
panstwa przed reprezentantami
narodu jest ma drodze legalnego
rozwoju zabezpieczenia. Pierw-
Sym czynem nowego rzadu byio
postawie wniosek pred reichsta.
giem eelem zrniany konstytucyi
panstwa tax, ze przyzwolenie
przedstawicieli narodu jest konie-
czne w decyzyach W sprawie
wojny pokoju.
TrwaSose nowego systenu jest
zaswarantowana ME tylko konsty
tucya, ale takze niczem ME zama-
coma determinacya harodu ME
mieckiego, ktorego olbrzynia
wiekszose stoi poza temi reforma
! mi zada ich dalszego energicz--
nego rozwoju.
Ma pytanie zatem. o ktore cho.
dzi prezydentowi i radon MIN
przeciw Niemcom sprzyrnierzo-
nym, prezydent znajduje odpo--
wiedz jasna i niedwuznaczna W
oswiadczeniu, re propozycya po--
fkoju rozejmu wyszia cd rzadu,
kt6ry Jest wolny cd wszelkiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
Ameryka Bedzie Mice Poczte Napowietrzn a
Wzdluz Calego Kraju. - Czternascie Okre-
tow Wyko1czono W Tygodniu.
Ameryka Wypozycza S7.52O.476666 Alianton1.
Krwawy Rozruch przy Zakupnie Bond6w
=. Wolnosciowych
lime Telegramy KrajoWe.

slali Niemcy telegrafem iskro-
wynn z Nauen. Niektore zdania
" tel nocie So jakieS niepewne,
szczeg6lnie te. kt6re odnosza sig
do ewakuacyi wojsk niemieckich
2 terytoryow alianckich do "a
wieszenia broni. Jednakowoz
wskazuje ona, re Niemcy posta--
nowili chociaz czeSciowo zastoso-
wac sic do zyczeh PREF. Wilsona.
Oznajmienie, re rad W Berlinie
fnic niema do powiedzenia wzgle-
dem rokowar pokojowych i re
ltylko nar6d popiera ten krok, jest
nadzwyczaj wielkiej wagi. Oznaj
mienie to idzie wparze innem.
ktore opiewa, re Rad podejmuje
konstytucyjne reformy ma wiel-
ka skale ze wedlug uchwaiy
| Ityckze, ME wolno zadnemu rza--
dowi sprawowac w}adzy bez po-
przedniego pozwolenia Reichsta-
gu, wybranego przez powszechne
i tajne g}osowanie. Jak tego Wi
Gac, sam Rad obecny niemiecki
chce przygotowac ogoi do pred
stawienia sobie, re militaryzm
n:emiecki popeinil wielki blad,
czyni to zaS W tym celu, ably W
przysz}usci uchronic Rad cd zu-
peinej katl Strofy, coby niechyb-
ME nastapifo, gdyby narod ME-
miecki odrazu przeirzai ma oczy.
Dyplomaci tutejsi sa zdania,
re PREF. Wilson ME oorowie "a
raz ma te note; bedzie Oh sic
chciai przekonac najpierw, jak
Niemcy dotrzymaja s}owa wzgle-
dem swych zapewnieh, re zaprze-
stana topic okrety pasazerskie j
&c ME beda powtarzac aktow ME
iudzkich, dalej bedzie pilnie sle->
dill lzazdy ruch wewnatrz pam
stwa niemieckiego. ktory w przy.
sz}osci niechybnie powali obecny
rad military i autokratyczny.
zaden z dyplomatow tutej,
szych ME widzi bliskiego kohca
wojny. Og6lna opinia panuje, ze
O lie PREF. Wilson postanowi u.
czynit pewien krok, ma ktory Ego
dza sic Alianci, krokiem tym be,
die Madame prawa gen. Focho-
wi }postawienia Niefncom watun.
kow, dotyczacych sic spraw mi
litarnych. Wszyscy jednakze
twierdza. re niema mowy 0 "a
wieszeniu broni, dop6ki noga ME
miecka pozostaje ma terytoryum
alianckiem. w razie gdyby prez.
Wilson odstspii Cd tel mysli, to
Jest cd mysli przedwwczesnego
zawieszenia broni. natenczas,
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