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Studebaker Found In Phantom
Canon Under Circumstances
Admitted by Second Ananias.

John Weber, alias John East, alias
John Miller, now in the county jail
here for the larceny OF d. II. Logan's
automobile from in front of The Meth
odist Episcopal church last Sunday
evening and driving it to Gunnison.
confessed 10 officials OF the ssseT * as 9
office late Thursday afternoon that he
stole five-passenger Studebaker car
in Denver on Thursday night of 'ast
week and had ditched il on the Phan-
tom canon highway between here and
the Cripple Creek district because of
a broken wheel Weber had previ-
ously shown himself to be SO unde-
pendable in this statements that but
little credit was at first attached to
what he said. but so circumstantial
was his narrative that the matter was
investigated by the authorities and
found TO be as he had related IL. For
the first time since being placed un-
der arrest Weber had told the truth
Early Friday morning Sheriff New
comb and undersheriff Fulkerson pro-
cured an automobile and started for
the place where Weber declared he
had run the Studebaker on the road
and abandoned II. On the way up
the canon they met the disabled ma
chine being towed to Canon City for
repairs by the son of the owner and
a mech anician, whom he had brought
with him from Denver in another car.
The officers then returned here. leav-
ing the disqualified machine and its
tow 10 follow more leisurely.
Weber had broken the right hind
wheel in making sharp turn In the
canon highway. near G1enbrook. %
miles from Canon City. while driving
rapidly during the binding rainstorm
of Friday afternoon of last week. and
had been compelled by the accident
to run it to one side of the road and
leave IL there. Everything e'se was
found exactly as Weber had de-
scribed. The machine stood on the
side of the roadway for four or 1--WE
days, and the matter was finally re-
ported TO the sheriff of Teller county,
who made inquiry OF the police In
Denver, Colorado Springs. Pueblo and
other cities IN an effort to find out
who II lbelonred to. II was from this
information that the owner received
his first clue as tn the whereabouts
of the missing machine. His son. with
an automobile expert. was sent ont
70 investigate the affair. and on their
arrival at the place designated. at
once established the identity and own
ership OF the machine. They had
only proceeded short distance
toward this. city when they met the
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SHOPMEN VOTE TO
RESUME WORK AT
ONCE PENDING
WAGE SETTLEMENT

Chicago. Aug. s.-More than $4,000
railroad shopmen strikers in the Chi
cago district have voted to resume
work at President Wilson's request.
pending an adjustment Of their griev-
ances by the government The pas
senger train situation throughout the
Central West continues acute. how
ever. Many trains have suspended
operation and freight is being refused
transportation by rail at many places
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Farmers of Upper
Hardscrabb1e Are
Raising A Fine
Crop of Lettuce

Florence, Aug. 9.-Charles j. Ton,
prominent gardner and commission
man of Pueblo. was in the city the
frst of the week, accompanied by o.
o. Stanchfield, division freight agent
of the Rio Grande, and they had just
returned from a motor trip to the
Upper Hardscrabble where they in
spected large acreage of head let
tuce raised by the farmers of that To-
cality. Mr.. Ton was very enthusiast
tic over the splendid condition of the
crop. which he has been encouraging
the farmers to plant for the past two
seasons.
While here he closed deal for the
warehouse of the Gibson Lumber
Company Just south of the Rio Grande
depot, in which to store the crop. he
having contracted for the entire acre
age at a fancy price TO the growers.
The produce will be hauled TO the
Florence warehouse by auto truck end
the shipments are expected TO start
within the next few days. Mr.. Ton
states that the head lettuce grown on
the Upper Hardscrabble is of supe-
rior quality and will find ready mar
Etl at very dttTt'liNt IN
first carload. which VIII be ready
within the next week or 10 days. wiz
be shipped by express to New York
city.
The greater portion of the crop is
grown at an altitude of 5000 feet
which is said to be the right eleva-
ton for the propagetion OF the ve-v
finest varieties of this vepetable. Mr.
StanchfieId. who accomnanied Mr.
Ton for the purpose of looking after
the shipment. in a conversation. es'i-
mated that 20 carloads would be sen.
from this point before the season
closed
II has hean known for several wears
that head lettuce can Re grown to
good advantage in the Uppe~ Hsrd4
scrabble country. hut this is the first
time that the farmers have eneared
in the business on such an extensive
scale. and the outcome will he
watched with unusual interest. In
the event thai the cron IS successful
pnd can be handled with profit by Mr..
Ton. II viii mean source of never
failing revenue to the Hardscrahbre
farmers and it viii also be of inas'i
mable benefit TO Florence in bust.
ness way
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Hundred Special Operatives
Win Aid District Attorneys
Of Nation.

Washington. Aug. s.-Secret service
men have been turned loose on food
hoarders. The Department OF JUS
tice ordered 100 special operatives OF
the bureau Of investigation to cooper
ate with the Federal district attor-
neys. This adds materially 10 tie
numerical strength OF the force de-
voting their energies to the opening
of warehouses and putting the hoard
ed food upon the market and thus
lower prices
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Lowden Receives Strong Support

Among the large OF the which fall
in line push is candidacy OF Governor Frank Lowden
of Illinois republican presidency may
he named the following fa1
The Los Angeles California Times Oklahoma City Times
New York Evening Post; New York Times; Milwaukee Sem
tnel; Abilene Kansas, Reflector Milwaukee, Wisconsin, SEN
ne Boston Transcript; Minneapolis Tribune St. Joseph
souri, NewsPress; Richmond Evening Journal; Des Moine
Capital Kearney Nebraska Hub Detroit Michigan Tribune
Memphis Tenn Commercial Appeal (next Louisville
Journal the influential newspaper South
which comedies that the president will republican and
wants Iowden because it he is friendly the South)
Davenport Iowa. Times the Lawrence Kansas Gazette the
Des Mones Evening Tribune the Omaha Bee and
other Even the Saturday Evening Post
speaks highly of Frank Lowden and considers him
the very best named as probable candidates.
The indications point practically solid support his
candidacy by Illinois New York Minnesota, Iowa assach-
sets, and other states.-Ft. Collins Courier.
Old Man Doodle says his noodle full of he
dreams. Same with But, sad relate, u-
able to induce estabe accept check on
dreamland for his monthly
1t is better be old mans darling young mans
save-provded the old is and silly ass.
Got the dumps. brother? Cheer upt will be worse I
When the cost of grub higher spirits will be lower
Why bother wtswans the Ay when the world Is full oil
wasps and pro6teers
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lot the dumps, brother? Cheer up-it will
! the cost of grub goes higher your spirits "
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1t is better be old mans darling young mans
lavc-provided the old man and silly ass
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THEATRE ACTORS
STRIKE FOR FIRST
TIME In HISTORY
OF NEW YORK CITY

New York. Aug. s.-The first strike
OF theaterical actors in the history
OF the country has resulted in the
closing OF IL big playhouses in this
city. Theatrical managers have re-
fused to recognize the union and
other demands OF the strikers.
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Manv Whites
Leaving Packers

CHICAGO, Aug. $50 mnny white
employees are leaving the packing
houses that shippers OF livestock have
been advised TO withhold their ship
rents until further notice. The
whites refuse 20 work with The No.
Froes. claiming that the latter are not
.fNnicu men.
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~ Recoro v.nf soe

These II more cssarrh IN this section
81 the country than ali other diseases
put tcgsther. and for yssrs u vas sup
possd 10 b incxrAbie. Doctors prcscribed
TO cure With local trsasmens. pronounced
u incurabie. Catnrrif 10 local disc ace.
greatly Influenced BY constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires eonstitu-
ttouai treatment Halls cstarrh Aedi-
cine. Manufactured BY r J. Cheney 4
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. II . constitutional
remedy. 70 taken Internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward In offered for any fnse that Hairs
Cafprrh Medicine ffiis TO cure. Hend fer
circulars and testimonials.
y. J. CHENEY q CO, Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by DRUGGISTS. &c.
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500, 900 Jewelry
Stolen in Frisco
sny r..sea r.e.ny

San Francisco. Aug. s.--Two men
robbed the Morgan jeweiry Store on
Market street this morning OF $780,
600 worth OF jeweiry. They forced
the clerks 10 lie on the floor while
they escaped with the cases which
had just been removed from the safe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-30
WSS = WSSI
VYSETROVANf SPECIELNi
POROTY.

ZvlaStni, staten svolana w.
Setrujlci porota, zabyvajici Sc
studil miJtnich bezpecnostnich
pomeru, pokraCovala We vysle-
chu svedku vcera, kdy byva-
ly hostinsky Ma squaru, krajan
Louis MaXa ma svedectvi by.
povolan. MaXa svedcil ne
davne kradezi V jeho mistno3ti,
po niz po!icie jevila liknavost
a jakousi nechut' dopadnouti
praveho pachatale. Pan Maxa
sVehO Casu tvrdil, re "a tehdei
81 kradeze utrpel Skody n6ko-
lik tlsic dolaru a policie ze je.
no udani upln6 ignorovaIa.
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VYPRAVA CYkLISTU.

Svaz clevelandskych motor
cyklistu podnikne V nedeli Is.
cervna velky zajezd ma venkov
ku kt9rezto vyjizdce prih. asilo
Sc dosud pet set sportovniku.
Cykli5t6 vyjedou cd hotelu Gle
veland V $3.50 h. rano a cilem
tychz bude vyletni mistc
Crooks Landing II Akron. Ma
vyjizdce budou Sc podilet vo-
jenstl i policejni cykliste a
Goodrichova kapela z Akron
bude Cleveland anum ma vylet
MIN mlstG zdarma vyhravati.
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NARODNf GARDA MA STA.
REM PODKLADU.

Washington. ZkuSebnl
plany valecneho departmental
pro narodni gardu V mirove
'dobe zahrnujl rovnez pfadva-
lecnou organisaci. Paklize ne
prihodi Sc mic neocekavaneho,
plan ten 'prediozen bude kon-
gresu ku schvaleni Sc zadosti
o povolenl potrebne sunny. New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio a H.
linois budou miti die planu L.
pine divise, autorizovane Hay
,ovym Zakonem, a ostatni staly
mohou byti authorizovany k
vydrzovani divisi. Organisace
prvnlho rOku bude zahrnovati
106. 900 muzu - 200 ma kazde
no senatora a poslance. Pro
prvnl rok divise budou organi
|sovany ma basi 1890 muzu ma
divisi - meme nez jedna treti-
ma silly divise valecne silly.
Bude "a setnin pobrezniho de-
lostrelectva. Podil New Yorku
ciniti bude celkem pro prvni
'rok $500 gardist6.
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Jeden vynikajici americky
aviatik prohla3il, re b6hem jed
noho roku budou lltati Tiditeln6
balony pravideln6 pres ocean a
bihem deseti let bude pry Sc
desat procent lidi cestovati
vZduchem mlsto 20 lodich neb
po zeleZnici. POdobny nahled
Ipronesl tez Cleveland'an Leo
Stevens, vojensky aviaticky in
struktor, uznavany "a jedno-
ho pfednlch expertu V oboru
Ivzduchoplavby. Pr,adpOvld;l Sc
vsak, ze hydropjany a podobna
letadla Sc neOsvedci V pravidel
mem cestovani pres ocean a o.
Icekava Sc, ze fiditelne balOny
budou uznany "a praktictejSl
a bezpeGn6jSl. DIE jeho min6nl
met by kazdy rakovy baIon de-
set motoru, z nichz ttyri by
hnaly balon Sedesat mil "a no.
dinu, diva by byly pouzivany
" dobe boufe a ctyfy by byly po
nechany pro pripad melody. O
sV6dci-li Sc jeho predpov6d' 0
balonech, nelze ovSem n ziistiti.
ale nikdo nepochybuje, zo V
nediouhe dob6 budou Sc jiz
skutetn6 konati prelety pre-
more. Pokusy V t6chto dnech
konan6 dokazuii, ze doba p.-
ncho nsp6chu neni priIiS dale
ka.
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WSSI WSS
VYLET A BAZAR.

Sokol Sokolice "Nova
Vlast' poradaji dnes, V den
zdobeni vylet a bazar zahra
de sine Sokol ma Clark Ave,
Ia kterehozto podniku bude
sokotska kapela koncertovat a
RUNE atrakce budou hostum
pfipraveny. Bazaar ma 1cel Sic
chetny a proto dnesni den V "a
hrade ma Clark Ave. zasluhuie
vseobecne pozornosti naseho
publika. Vstup cini 25 cent?
ma osobu.
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hSS S---.WSSI
starry ROCKEFELLER
PRIJEDE.

Nejbohatsl clovek V Ameri-
ce, starry John d. Rockefeller
zavita pristf m6sic zpet do Gle
Velandu ma letni "prazdniny" a
ztravi ma SVEN sldle Forest
Hill East End. Rockefeller 0
pustii Clevo, and pred nekolika
lety, ably vyhnul Sc pozemko-
wynn DAMN. Ones uz ie "a Der
nj zalezitost zapomenuta a ma
sledovn6 pan John d. Rockefel-
Ter Cleveland svou neprizni boy
kotoyat vice neninl a ma Forest
Hill hOdla Sc Ease usaditi.
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IWSS -WSS
NEZNAMY SAMOVRAH.

V uiiGce "a dOmem {. 23OO
vEch. 55. ul. nalezena vcera
Casn6 mrtvola n6jakeho mlade
no muze, patrne samovraha.
Strelna rama V srdci revolver
u mrtvoly Sc povalujici vysvet
luji vSe. Neznamy cital asi 25
roku a ja slabe postavy a cho
robneho zjevu. Policie ma Sc
o zjist6ni jeho totoznosti po-
kuSiti.
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UTEK VEZNU.

Z warrensvillske mestske pra
covny uprchli vcera ctyfi pro-
vinilci a pronasledovanl tychz
by.o posud bezvysledne1 Byli
to muzi pro kradez ma neurci-
tou dobu do vezeni poslani. Z
vazby Sc dostali prepilovanlm
mrizi a die stop zustavenych
uprchli smerem k Bedford.
Sprava pracovny rozmnozila
yenkovni sve hlidky a "a tre-
stanci vyslala n6kolik oZbroje-
nych Get.
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DNESNi PROGRAM ZDO.
BENZ.

mayora Davise pred oltarem
nj vyslouzil eckycht oddllu u
stare okresni budovy.
9 hod. dopo.edne - Vojen-
sti vyslouzilci rozejdou Sc ma
RUNE hrbitovy, kde ozdobi ro-
w svych re enrelych druhu.
10 hod. dopoledno - Smu-
tecni obrady ma vsech cleve-
landskych pohrebistich a vzty
Ceni smuteGni vlaiky ma squa-
ru.
II: As hod. dopol. - Rec
mayora Davice pred oltarem
hrdinu ma universitnim placku
We Wade Parku a dedikace Vi
tezneho stromoradi.
~ hod. V poledne:- Smu-
tecni vlajky V celem m6st6
budou vytazeny az ku hrotu
zerdi a pred oltarem u Wade
Parku bude vZtyCen prapol
G97 zlatych hv6zd obsahujici.
2 hod. odpol. - Zahajen.
s;avnosti V Central zbrojnici.
9 AS odpo!. = Velky vojen
sky pruvod hne Sc smere n ky
Public Square.
5 hOd. veGer:- Rozchod Il
castniku vojensk6 parady.
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rWSSl- Sl-'WSSl
ZASAZEN AUTEM.

15lety M. Ableman, 2457
vych. SO ul. "a seskoku pou-
licni kary dopadl primo pred
autonobil klerehos obchodnl-
ka byl lehce ranen. Jinoch
possan byl do nemocnice sv. A
lexi12 dotceny Softer zbaven
policii vsi zodpovednosti, pone
vadz Ableman zavinil nehOdu
.vlastni neOpatrnOstl.
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IWSS -IWSS
Z VOJNY DOMA.


Pan Karel Slapnicka Il Full
ton Road vratil s. vcera VOL
ny domu. Prijel Il tabora Sher-
man, kamz uchWil Sc k demo
bilisaci po sVe n navratu Il Fran
Gle, kde slouziI We sboru vojen-
skych mechaniku rok. Vy3lou-
zi!ec Slapnicka stal Sc svedkem
bOju st. Mihiel V lesich Ar
gonskych, do Clevelandu vra-
til Sc vsak zdrav s, astan.
Dnes bude Sc podilet ma vojen-
8ke parade.
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'WSS - WSS
ODSOUZEN Ma 20 LET A
NEW PROC.

F'iladelfie. - Ackoliv byl
odsouZen do vezenl ma 20 let
vojenskym soude n, John j.
Larrisey, jenz by. poran6n a
stlzen plynOVou OtravOu We
F'rancii, psal sVe sestita, pani
M arii Bintles5ove, s kterou dri-
We zil V {. l849 East Pacific ul.,
ze nicehO nevi o ZlOGinu, ktere-
ho Sc mel dopustit. PAM Bint-
lessova dopsaIa adjutant gene
ralovi, jenz il odpov6d6l, lie pri
pad bude Vysetren. VySaro-
vanl bylo tez zaVedeno kon-
gresnim Zastupccm Petrem f.
Costello. Larri3ey, ktery byl V
setnin6 +. 50. p6Siho pluku,
podporoval svou sestru re sve-
no sluzneho. Tato jest vdoVou
a ms sedmil'atou dceruSku. Pa
nj Mintles5ova obdrzela svdj
Iposledni podil checkem V dub
Inu. Bratr j tehdy oznamil, re
dalsl allotmenty byly zastave
ny. Larrisey byl chime sluzbe
'po ctrnact meslcu, z nichz diva
ztravil nenocnici, MAZE oko
poranene kuli.
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WSSTWSSl
KDO VYMENITI CHCES BON
DY SVOBODY "A HOTOVE.

Bankerska firma Otis & Co.
vymenuje Bondy Svobody v
znamem depare mtnim obcho-
de The Bailey Company ma ro-
hu Ontario a Prospect Ave. a
plat "a ne nejvetsi kursovni
ceny. Kdo by rad bondy zame
nil "a penize NIUE tax uciniti,
aniz by Sc vydaval nebezpeci,
re bude oSizen. Vse blizsi ma
jde laskavy ctenar v dnesni O.
Znamce uvedene firmy.
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WIS WSSl-WSS
PRVNf UZEH LETOS.

Prni uZeh V Ohio letos udal
sc vcera Youngstown, kde
pOdlehl sluneCnimu Zaru zela-
zarsky d6lnik AL. Subek, 43le-
ty a Slovak puvodem. Subek
pracoval hutch po uzehu
skonal dvaceti minutach. Ro-
dina jeho bydlf V Niles, kde i
pohfeb prvnl obeti upalu bude
V sobOtu kOnan.
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MA SEVERNf TOCNU.

Dayton, O. - Ia 1Gelem po
rady -OrNillem Wrightem, Wy
nalezcem V oboru aviatiky, o
moznosti, pouziti aeroplanu k
.ceste ma severni tocnu, w. Ste
fanson,, svetoyy aviarik, navsti
vii dnes Wrighta V jeho domo-
We. Stefanson ma v umyslu, bu
de-Ai ucineno priznive dobro-
zdani, podniknouti tuto cestu
behem tohoto roku, nebo ma
pfesrok.
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ROZMACH AVIATiKY.

St WIS g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-25

-Ginghams Five full tables of Dress Ginghams
ready for the home dressmakers. Dozens of pretty
patterns in neat checks, stripes and plads in large
assortment of desirable colors-thoroughly depend
able qualities that launder well and give excellent
service.
-27- and 32-nch widths-moderately priced at 30c,
Soc, SOC, 60c and 75c the yard.
Beacon Robings. Many styles and coorings
featured in extensive showing of Beacon Rob
ngs. This cloth is recognized for superior quality.
1t retains its fleecy wool-like finish after many
hard washings Priced at 75c per yard.
-Domestics Second Floor.
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Outing Flannels. Complete stocks of the best
standard quality Outing Flannels-warm. fleecy and
serviceable for sleeping garments and chdrens
27inch fancies in neat checks, stripes and plads in
both light and dark colors. Priced at 25c and 35c
27-inch white, priced at 25c, 35c and 40c.
36-inch white, priced at 40c and SOC.
-Devonshire and Riddle Cloth. Two thoroughly de-
pendabe cotton wash fabrics for womens aprons and
house dresses and chdrens general Our assort
ment is most compete-neat checks stripes and
plaids in many desirable colors
-32 inches wide, priced at SOC the yard.
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designing two evenings a week. The
league Is affiliated with the Univer-
sty OF Washington as an extension
course. and has the support of the
Fine Arts society.
The studios will be open for regis
tration Friday evening.
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Art Classes Will
Open Next Monday

The Seattle Art Students league
win organize classes for the coming
season next Monday. September 20.
in studios at 3is Marion 81. This Is
the third year Of tho leagues exist
ence. Students arc taking keen in
terest In the proposed courses. and
a good attendance Is expected.
This years program will provide
for lifs drawing three ovnings and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-25

T. was once the fashion TO speak
n, a tonic for the stomach or a tonic
for the nerves. This implied a rem
AZ that went directly TO these por-
lions of the human system ana sup
pIied them with the elements that
they lacked
Today II is known that there Is no
such tonic. IL In possible 10 swallow
drug that will stimulate the stom-
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no that work can be done almost De
Wind the strength of the body. But
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The blood can be enriched by
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Had Stomach Trouble
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zone day ! read about DR..
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