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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

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1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

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master at Cincinnati on February q,
1918, as required BY the Act Of octo-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

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1915, as required ty the Act Of )rto-
Der 9th, 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
MATHEWS0N ANNOUNCES
THAT HE WILL REMAIN
Turns Down UNer OF Y. VI. L. 4. to
L." to France and Promote
baseball.
IBv Assoc!.ted Fress. J

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April Is
christopher Maihcwson. manager OF
the Cincinnati Nationals. announced
tonight that he Will remain with the
local team for the present at leas, and
will not accept the invitation cX-
tended by tho officials of the Y. NJ. G..
A. to 60 ID France and promote base
ball among the American soldiers ever
there.
MathewSon said tonight that George
Fisher. general superintendent of the
athletic department Of the Y. NJ. G.
n. with whom he was 10 confer to-day.
had not arrived IN the city. but that he
expected 10 see him tomorrow.
MathcwSon in spca King OF his de-
c.Sion said he had definitely decided
that lie can do more good on this side
by helping the government in selling
Liberty loan bonds. thrift stamps. and
% otherwise in a financial way than by
going over 10 France TO play baseball
" ith the soldiers
lie SAID that the sold icrs need no one
10 teach them baseball. but that ne
il willing 10 make any sacrifice for
the cause and would 20 At once If he
thought il would he a wise move. but
nc was certain that he could help more
by rcma ming here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
RAIN HALTS II.tII\G
or GAMES N CHICAGO

ChicaSo's schedule was disrupted by
"a in. After losing to Detroit Mon
day. the worlds champions rested until
Friday. when they opened their homo
season by defeating -. Louis. and al
though held 20 three hits by Sothoron,
beat the Browns again to-day.
New York divided four games with
Washington. I;ursc'l won The opcu-
ing game at New York and repeated
Saturday. Yn=iiur another pitcher
called for the National Army. won
Thursday, ana Johnson pitched his first
victory of tho season IEriday. rhil-
aiclphia defeated Washington twice.
Johnson suffering his third straight de
fodt Monday and Myers banking tho
Senators Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
DR.. BOWIE DISCUSSES
UNITY OF CHURCHES
Regards Petty DcnominatIonnl Diner-
cnccs Ms "Gricrous rhinE"-Mny
leave for tnmp shortly.

The prcmonition that las, nights
sermon might possibly be the las:
which tcv. Waiter Russell Bowie. -.
D.. rector OF st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, would preach before he left
for Camp Ice 10 join the other men Of
the Medical College OF Virginia base
hospital unit who arc already in train
ing at the cantonmcnt. filled st. paul's
to tho doors for the evening service.
The UNDERLYING theme Of the roctors
sermon WAS the need for greater
church unity. and he took for his text
Il passage fr"m the Masters last great
intcrccasory prayer on the last nigh:
or Ills life that Ills disciples migh, hc
on" IN carrying out tho great purpose
for which He was giving Ills life.
The division Of churches and dc
nominations in this country Or Bowie
termed "a Gricvous thing" in face OF.
tho fact that tile fundamental fouuda-
tions--thc need, the desire and the
reaching out for C;od---wcrc the same
III all churches. The IDEAL OF church
unity" pr i;owic declared. lis one life.
ono body, ono vast organism AL Scrv-
ing tho Will OF God. aud there can be
no larger goal than that the Whole
church may nc one undivided body cN-
pressing Obedience to Cod
The essential spirit OF all Chris
itan,ty," said Dr. Bowie. lis the mighty
vision If church un.ty-not simply
loyalty to ones church bu, the spirit
growing out OF it OF what the church
stands for.
lie took up tho oft-cxprcsscd theory
OF many people that 1t made no diff
ference what church one belonged to
If the goal were the same. The rector
declared that /; did make a difference.
a difference as great as tho college TO
which ono went and roads. cunsld
cred as roads, could bc rocky ana full
of ruts. SO special attention should be
paid to the road which one decided to
take
Tho war and what il means to Amer
ica. as a nation and as "A race. is never
TAR from Or. BOWic's mind. SO his trend
or thought on tho subject OF church
unity naturally found an apt compari.
son IN tho present state Of affairs mill
ithnt on the western front where ua e
tirnal pride. traditions Of service bi:
"trr Of race end all other considcra-
tons have hccn made subscrvicnt to
thH ono great idea Of giving all that
: Nmcri"a has ia Giyc unscliishiy. unrc.
%crvcdiN. IL recognition or tho pres .
sure Of the tremendous force which IL
beating down the dcfcnHcs Of the
allies.
Tho church is no, an ecclesiastical
ao";ct..' br. How!c stated with en-
phaSiS lic went OH To say that mon
ana women we're needed who had tho
desire. tho vision and tho viii to sec
great things clearly ana TO realize tho
great causes AT stake. pr Bowie s
closing message WAS the injunction t.
lay aside all minor considerations. and
that each should put to himself au!
! herself tho question: What can do
20 make tho army Of Jesus Christ
strong for Tho Kingdom OF Cod"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
Funeral OF Charles :. wright.

Funeral services for the late Charles
:. Wright. for many years trainmastcr
or the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
company here. will lie held this after
loon At o'clock from his home in NJ
&C, Va. Ills body will be brouEh,
lcrc, with intcrIrrnt III Hollywood
cemetery AT o'clock.
MIR Wright was horn APRIL 3. lif".
When he WAS eighteen years old he en-
tered tho service of the Chcsa pea * c
and ohio Railway Company as 'clr.
graph operator. From this position he
WAS promoted from time 10 time t" tho
post which he held at tho time OF his
death
Tho active pallhcarcrs Will be: r. i.
Crawford. w T.. Johnson, Miles Scldcn,
T.. W. Lacy, Il. &. Anderson. W. L. Eel
ton V. r. Douglas. J. T.. l.cakc; honor
AIRY. w NJ. Bichcrs. j. w. KNAPP. T..
r. Goodwin. T.. W. GriCc. j. l.. Cary,
Dr l. Kay Rcdd. T. r. Wh!tlocE. l.or-
cnza Hall. a. +. Bryant and Captain
George Wright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
MGILiIVRAY WINS
illinois Athletic Club Member Ito
tains Swimming Cham
pionship.
I'm AasociatcL rrcss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.--pcrrv
Mc''iliiNraN. OF the Illinois .\thlcti~
cub retained the AMERICAN l0O-yard
indoor swimming championship here
to-day. when he defeated field OF
eight competitors in >, 80 seconds in
race sanctioned 10y thu Amateur .tth-
lctic Union.
Norman Ross, OF san Francisco. FIN
iShcd i've feet behind McCiillivray:
Clarence Lane, OF Honolulu. third ;
George Cunha q! san Francisco
fourth. Miss Charlotte Boyle. OF New
York City. won tho woman'5 national
Vineyard hampi"nship with Miss
Dorothy Burns. of Los Angeles. second
and claire GalliEan, OF New York City.
third. The time was u d seconds
and Miss Boylcs victory Was won only
By u margin OF six inches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
VIRGINIA LEAGUE FACES
SMALL PROSPECT OF START
Unless Something II Donc. and That
Quickly. Circuit viii Certainly
Expire.

Unless action is taken by the officials
OF the Virginia League this week 1t
Is expected that the Circuit, Will die.
80 tar nothing definite can be ascer-
tanned concerning the situation except
that II is probable that tho next con-
iap by the club owners will take place
in the near future. Tho problems that
have heretofore confronted tho oil
ciaiS do not seem to have been cleared
10 any marked degree, nor is it ccr-
tam that the city which expected TO
drop out viii fulfll the expectations
fy a like token some of the cities
which wore expected 10 stay III. may
decide To give up aspirations for a
franchise this year
II is doubtful whether. even were
the circuit laid out in the ucNt week
or SO. arrangements could hc rushed
through to insure tho opening Of tho
season before the beginning OF juno.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
BAD FIELDING BY REDS

,lNCINNATI April i'oor noldlnc
by tho Cincinnati team iu tho seventh
inning gave 81 Louis ,o-days game
which was featured hy the tirs, triple
play OF the season In tn. first in
ming Smith sing cd ana went To third
on Nichon's lat to right Baird hit
Sharply to Groh. who throw to l.. Ma
Scc. forcing NicNoff at second and the
ball was rclay"d TO FIRST base I'm ,'mc
10 retire the halter Smith tried to
score while this play was being exc.
cuted, and :. MaEcc'S throw TO tho
Mate nut him out for tho third out
Sherdeil was hit freely hut tho locals
could not bunch their safe drives rf-
up. The eamc VAS called IN tho last
half of til" ninth ON account ot rain.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
HIGHER WAGE REQUEST
BEFORE COMMITTEE TONIGHT
Action II Expected TO Re Taken on
Petitions Recently Filled Ivy
city Employee.

Reports from the various dcpart-
monts "t the city government showing
inc approx mat" COS, OF granting
bonuses 10 certain city employees. be-
cause "f the nigh cost OF living, Will
e" made to tho Council Committee or
Finance At its special meeting 10.
h'Sht at O'Clock. II is expected that
some action on tho petitions for in
crcascs in wages. which were recently
Med hy employees OF several depart
mcnts, Will he taken by the com.
mittCc.
Tho Administrat tive Board Will sub
init it's report showing the additional
expenditure necessary I" increase the
WAGES Of employees at the Gas Works
tho Water Works. Electric rlant and
others VIII" have pctitoncd for extra
compensation The Board OF Fire Com
mlSSion"rs viii also report tho cost Of
m",orizinc tho departments which
would give tho mcn additional time
off 10y reducing tho number or tire
men required at the stations at all
times.
Richmond faces serious situation.
II is admitted. The high wages Of
tered 10y war industries near Richmond
and the great shortage Of labor has
made II hard for the city 10 retain
it's employees. Many departments have
suffered severely. and unless higher
wages are paid officials believe that
the city viii suffer the loss Of many
other valuable men.
Employees AT the Lower Gas Works
arc threatening TO quit their Jobs un-
less they arc granted an increase
They carried the threat TO tn. Ad-
mimiStratINc Board. but Il is not gen.
orally believed that the men Nill ac-
tuaily strike. since tho Finance Com
mittce Will consider the matter to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
BOSTON AND CLEVELAND
EACH Won EBI n GAMES

In the American League. Boston and
Cleveland each won four games and
lost two during the week Tho Winning
streak of tho Rcd Sov was ended Mon
daN when New Gork batted out Icon
ard. Thormshlcn held Boston hitlcss
until the ninth inuin: Tuesday. but
lost as the Yankees could not score on
Bush. who allowed three hits.
Gregg. Of Philadelphia. opened tho
Athletics homo season Wednesday, by
thanking BOSTON. The Ecd SoX took
tho next three games. With Mays. Leon.
ard and Eush pitching
Cleveland Won two and lost ono each
with -. Louis aud Detroit. The Browns
outslucGcd the Indians sunday. hut lost
the uCXt two with covclcSkic and
Coumh" opposing them Detroit open
cd At homo with Cobb in tho liuc-u,
and defeated cleveland. The Tigers
lost Thursday. when toumhc pitched
another good game. thapman's home
run gave Cleveland q twelve inning
victory yesterday Rain prevented to-
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
NEW YORK NATIONALS
AND BOSTON SOx LEAD
Giants Lose First 10 Brooklyn Ar
ter Nine Straight
Victories.
CHICAGO WINS FIVE, LOSES TWO
Cardinals Held To One Hit and No
Score by Vaughn in Opening
Game at Chicago - Weeks Re
view.

MEM YORK. April .S--Thc New
York Nationals and l;cston Americans
managed L" keep atop OF thcu
respective leagues during the past
week. hut the winning StrcakS of both
teams were interrupted. The Giants
lost their first game of the season to
brooklyn Saturday after having won
nine straight, The victory MAS tho
first OF the season for the Supcrbas.
who had suffered nine successive de-
fcats. The Boston Red Son. with six
New York Monday and dropped another
game 10 Philadelphia Wednesday.
The Philadclphiaus kept step With tho
league leaders, winning five of their
six games. The ouakcrs had clean
record against Brooklyn. ocSchGer
shutting them out with six hits Mon
day and Recruit logg holding them
Tuesday BOSTON lost it's opening game
at home Wednesday. Mayer allowing
only tive hits and ono run, but won tho
next day Nchf outritching Prcudcr-
CAST Main banked lioSton with four
hit. Friday IIocg obtained his Sec
ond Will OF the week Saturday.
Chicago won five and lost two games
during the Wcck. .\lcHandcr won sun
day against Cincinnati. but tho Reds
took the series hy batting opporiuuciy
Monday. and through Bresslcr's abili-
~ to scatter the Cubs hits Tuesday.
Chicago took four closely played
games from -. Louis,
Vaughn held the Cardinals to one
hit and no score III the opening game
at Chicago. Hendrix helped to win III,
own game Thursday, making triple,
double and "a single Friday Alex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
COLLINS AND JACKSON
PUNCHED THEIR HITS
Land on Sothcrun and Then a Sac
riflcc Fly Gives Chicago
Needed Run.
BASE ON BALLS CORES
Poor Fielding by Cincinnati Reds in
Seventh Inning Gives Cardinals
Gamc-First Triple Play OF Sea-
son Is Made.
{ nv ~ soc,stcd Prc.sl

ST. LOUIS .Nrril 9S.--Collins and
Jackson huuchod two hits of Soihoron
with ? sacrincc ny in the ninth in
ming TODAY, ana Chicago won from ST,
Louis. TO This gave Chicago the
series, thrc. games OF which were
postponed on account OF RAIN
Chicago scored in tho sixth on a base
on balls, u sacrifice and Il single by
Collins 81. Louis tied the score in the
seventh. Smith walked. stole second
aud tailed when. after Nunamakcr
singled 10 right. SChalk dropped Lei
holds throw To the plate Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
MAN SHOOTS WIFE
IL. 4. Jnme>, of South Boston, Object.
to Prcscncc of Young Woman

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April 2S.--R.
!. James. II is alleged. shot and scri.
ouSIy wounded his wife last night
about 1880 o'clock. The couple reside,
on Willhourn Avenue. a quarrel arose
concerning woman boarder whose
presence was objected to by James,
according to the authorities
AIRS. James stood by her. and II ia
claimed that James fired first at The
hoardcr. hut missed. He thcu shot iii,
wife. After struggle lie WAS arrest
cd and put in the town jail and will be
tried Oh Monday morning. Mrs. Jamc,
was carried TO the hospital here and IN
operation performed. The doctors say
she may survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
Margaret Academy for schoo, s,,.

VNNNIUCK. w. April 2S.-The
Margaret Academy trustees have offer
cd to sell the property to the town OF
pnancock AS a site for tho now public
school building. The Margaret
Academy was chartered in 1859, thirty
years before the University OF Virginia.
for number Ct years after tic war
Between tho States the school was NO,
open. but about twenty-five years ago
the original buildings near punEo.
league were sold and the school was
rcopcned in Dnanccck. the trustees
buying tho site OF tho Atlantic Fc-
male College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
MANY CHANGE PLACES
IN SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock. After Two Tic Games and
Even I'rcak, Lands on

BIRMINGHAM ALA. April 2s-The
past week has seen general shake-up
IN the Southern Association. Every
team in the circuit has changed it's
position, or had it changed for them.
with the exception Of Atlanta. The
merely cinchcd their hold and
extended their lead on the basement
After playing two tie games and
breaking even in two others. with
Memphis the nrst week of the season.
Little Rock met and disposed of Nash
VILE and Chattanooga in order and
tock up position at the head OF the
league.
Mobile won five out of seven games
played and advanced from third to
second place. New Orleans won five
ont Of six games ANA jumped from
sixth to Third place. A. a result, OF
their encounters with the tast-travcl-
ihc Travellers. Chattanooga lost four
on, OF six games during the week and
drorpcG from frs; to fourth place
Mem Dhis played only five games dur
ing the week. but lost three OF them.
.,S a result Of the successes Of other
clubs IN connection with their own
losses Memphis fel! from second to
attn place.
HirmlnGham and Nashville. tied last
week for fourth place. each los, four
ont o! six games the past week and
arc rov lied for seventh place
Atlanta got a bad start at tho nc
ginning OF tho season and has not been
abb" 10 improve her lowlv position.
Now Orleans leads the c!rcui, in
team hitting with an average for the
hrsi week Of ..il, and in fielding with
nn average Of .ts3 Mobile is second
n team hitting with 80. Memphis is
second IN fielding with .o6s
HIuhm and Edmondson Of New
orleans and o'Eficm ot Nashville. lead
nc league In Individual batting with
averages Of 400 Hemingway. az Ncy,
Orleans and Eucs OF Mobile, are second
Nth G-f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
Speaks before Dentists.

lr. larry Ecsr. president Of the
Richmond Dental Society. left R:ch-
mond yesterday for Roanoke to attend
tho annual meeting of the Virginia
Dental ASSocia ton nr. Scar will give
= lecture and clinic On The Scope OF
EX ondonpia."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
FIND BODY OF HAYES
Missing Nice-Prcsidcnt OF Threc-Eye
League Found In MtssiS-
sipri River.
[ Bv Associated rrczs
D.,NENpOHT. IOWA AnriI

DAVENPORT, IOWA. April "S.-The
mystery surrounding the disappearance
Of James !. Hayes. Davenport baseball
inaGnatc aud ccprcSidcnt of the
Ihrce-ENc League, MAS cleared up to-
DAY when his body was found in the
M'ssiSSipp' River by fishermen. lie
was last seen the night OF November
- 1917. on the ferry dock "a, Davcn-
port, and is supposed to have jumped
INTO the river while tcmporariiy de-
RANGED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29

II. T. bishop. who is charged with
having fcloniouSly assaulted H. II.
RUNNER. manager of Hotel Lexington,
following his dismissal from service
rs an employee OF the hotel was
brought TO Richmond last night hy
Detective Thurman to answer the
charge. II is alleged that Bishop stab
bcd i'lummcr number OF times lie
Ned after the cutting and was arrested
in Atlanta a few days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
Iced. pInnt L. Destroyed.

MORRIS PLAINS. y. j.. April IS
The home here OF H. II. Popaliayan.
Persian consul general 10 the United
states. was destroyed by fire to-day
\ valuable collection of Persian RUGS
was iclicvcd 10 have hccn lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
A BEAUTY
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moves Frcckles, Tan, Wrin-
klcs, Heals Risings,
Bumps and Blem.
iShnc
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Apply Fla OK and white Ointment (for
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package. TO face. neck. arms or hands.
This h!cachcs dark. sallow or biotchy
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Address Plough Chemical Co.. Dept g.,
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Ointment sold Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
IasS TO DO,

II rs easy 20 insert Want Adj i'm
Iho Times III patch Just phone Ran
d"lp J. and an experienced Want al
fak"r viii serve YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
Spring Cleaning.

You will probably discover that some
p!cce of furniture could be disposed OF
y Times Dispatch Want Nd Will DO IL
Tor YOU. Phone Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
ST.. Louis. 4: Cincinnati :: tcollrd in
eighth inningl.
rittshurSh-t hicaso 'wct sr"nnds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
How TheyStand l o-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago. =: st. Louis, I.
tieNcImnd- detroit (caIlcl In third inning ,
STANDING or THE CLUBS
The Robesonian., 1918-05-27

A few issues hack The Robesonian
commended the patriotic action CT
Mr.. M. L. Marley Of Lumber Bird se
in withdrawing from the race for
county commissioner in order to avoid
a contest. this year. Mr.. D. ]. Nc
Lean of Maxton and ex-Sheriff E. c.
McNeill of Rowland also have volun-
tarily withdrawn from the race, the
former having offered for commission
er and the latter for recorder of the
Rowland district. It looks like it is
going to be a pretty much Of poll.
ticsless year in Robeson, after al
unless the Republican brethren start
something. From Washington It is
reported that some folks who nus1
be mighty reckless with money ..rs
prepared to spend $4,000 in Nortf
Carolina this year in an effort 4
carry the State, and maybe some o.
that will be turned loose in Robesen
lut there does not seem any likelihood
of an intra-party fight among Dem
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