davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Missing Cadet FLYER Found.

ARCADIA. Fla. May 3.-Missins for
two days. during which a score of
planes from Carlstrom aviation field
searched for him. Cadet Flyer Silkey
was found today at Marco. on the
southern edge Of the everglades,
where he was forced to land Thurs
49, because of engine trouble.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
GIANT u. s. NAVY SEAPLANES
TOBEGlNFLIGHT TOMORROW
Aircraft Placed in Commission With Ceremony
Accorded Ship of Line-Hope
to Defeat Rivals.

with the wings of the NC, is ex-
pected to perform as well as in the
past. X
Commander Towers said telephone
system had been installed in the three
planes which would enable their COM
manders to converse with each other
from a distance of twenty-five miles
and also will enable the commander
and crew of any one plane to COM
with receiver and transmitter. will be
worn by all the aviators under their
helmets.
Capt. Bowers SyminEton, chief of
staff to the commandant of the third
naval district, expressed confidence
today that the British liiers at ST.
Johns would not win transatlantic
honors.
Sedate Interest Aroused.
: ABOARD Z. S. 8. PRAIRIE, Trepas-
sey Bay. N. F.. May 3.-The destroyer
mothership Prairie is anchored tonight
In Trepassey harbor between the mine
layer Aroostook and the tanker Hisl<o.
The small f1otilla, assembled before this
quaint Newfoundland fishing village for
the big hop or Of the American Navy's
transatlantic flight, is regarded with
sedate interest by the natives as ''the
biggest fleet Of warships ever assembled
in Trepassey harbor." The Prairie. sent
here to supply guard ships to be sta
toned along the course Of fight, and
carrying correspondents, moved up this
afternoon from her first anchorage IN
the outer bay, which she reached this
morning.
A small seaplane brought here by the
Aroostook' made a flight today, sweep
ing over the harbor for a preliminary
examination Of air conditions under
which the larger planes will make their
"iump off,
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Navy GIee Club Sings
to $31 900 Loan House

Just to prove that 1t Is the best glee
club in America, the Naval Train
ing School Glee Club from Hampton
Roads sang to $4,000 house" at
Liberty Hut last night. To repeat
theatrical parlance. the COB singers
knocked 'em dead"
The occasion was a special victory
Continued on Second PaRe.l
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Germany Replaced by Japan
in shantung by Triumvirs'
Decision, Declare Chinese
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. May 2.-The Chinese dele
cation to the peace conference issued
a statement this afternoon with re-
gard to the decision of the council of
three concerning Kiaochow. The
statement explains that the decision
tutes Japan for Germany in Shantung
and adds to the Japanese railway
rights in southern Manchuria. The
decision. the statepent says. gives
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Austrians Come End of MAY.

The council of three has decided to
summon the Austro-Hungarian peace
plenipotentiaries to a meeting by the
end of May, the Paris newspapers as
Sert today.
PARIS, May 3.-The actual negotia-
tions with the Austrian peace dele
gates will take place at Versailles, to
which place they will be transported
In motor cars, a drive of about seven
miles The famous terrace of St Ger
main. overlooking the Seine, will be
used by the delegates for exercise.
st. Germain is seven miles north Of
Versailles and the Austrians will thus
he separated from the Germans at
Versailles.
The prefect of the department of
the Seine-et-Oise and Col. Henry Of
the French war Office went to st. Ger
main today to look over the situation
and TO arrange for quarters. Several
hotels are available for the AustrIans.
while an old chateau which has been
rebuilt for use as a museum offers
suitable conference halls
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Secretary Baker Lands Tomorrow

Secretary Baker of the War Depart
ment is expected. to arrive at New
York tomorrow afternoon on the
transport George Washington and
come direct to this city
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Polish Frontier Considered.

The commission on Polish affairs of
the peace conference this morning took
under consideration the southeastern
frontiers of Poland.
The council of foreign ministers met
this afternoon to examine into the
question of revictualing the Baltic
provinces and Finland. The council
also questioned the procedure to be
followed IN connection with the pre-
liminary peace treaty.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Several Issues Unsettled.

LONDON. May st is not improb-
able that the peace treaty will not be
ready for presentation to the Germans
before the end of next week, says
Reuters Paris correspondent. owing to
the fact that several questions remain
unsettled and also because the actual
working document is taking more time
than had been anticipated.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Cable Question Considered.

In an effort to hasten the remaining
details of the peace treaty, the coun-
Gil of three met an hour earlier than
usual today and resumed consideration
of the question of the German cables.
i was announced that the council of
foreign ministers and foreign secre-
taries would join the council of three
later in the day.
During the discussion of the question
of the German cables the council
planned to hear experts appointed to
study the question.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Card Goes Back to Employe.

To assure absolute fairness and OPEN
dealing after the immediate superior has
written in his answers the card goes
back to the employe. who. in another
place on the card, is asked whether
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Austria. to Be Kept From
Joining Germany and Will
Be NeutraIized.
UNION WITH RUSS REDS
ALSO BELIEVED BARRED
Delegates From Vienna to Be Sum-
moned by End of May-Polish
Boundaries Considered.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, May 3-The council Of
three has invited the Austrian and
Hungarian peace delegates to come
to Versailles the week after next,
to receive the peace terms relating
to their respective countries, Reu-
ter's correspondent L. Informed.
PARIS, May 3.-The territorial
status of Germany as definitely set
tied by the council of three yesterday,
says Marcel Hutin in the Echo de
Paris, will, in the view of the council,
protect the general security of Europe.
The chapter in which these decisions
nre incorporated, he adds, puts an eff
fectual veto on the "drang mach osten"
movement, which the Germans desired
to pursue, prevents an alliance with
the Russian bolsheviki and forbids
the incorporation in Germany of Ger.
man Austria.
Austria to Be Neutralized.
AS regards German Austria, NJ.
Hutin says that it's peace delegates
will certainly be called to Paris and
Austria will be made neutral re-
public under the eyes of the league
: of nations with the prohibition that
she shall not ally or incorporate her
self with Germany.
The council of three NJ Hutin de-
clares. also adopted chapter in the
peace treaty defining the status of
Alsace and Lorraine. which are given
absolutely to France.
The outline of the new frontiers of
Germany were presented to the
council in a report by the special
commission composed of Capt. Andre
Tsrdieu. representing France; Prof.
Charles III. Haskins, on behalf of the
United States, and Viscount Morley,
for Great Britain.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Continued on Sixth Page.)
Evening star., 1919-05-04

CONTINUED on Second PaRe.l
Evening star., 1919-05-04
WEATHER.

Cloudy, probably with showers to-
day and tomorrow; mild temperature.
Temperature for twenty-five hours
ending at 10 pm. last night: High
est. II, at $50 pm. yesterday: lowest,
4S. at am. yesterday.
Full report on page 3.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Aconunued on Third page.l
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Continued on Thirteenth Page.l
Evening star., 1919-05-04

The Associated Press 10 exclusively entitled to
the for Republication Of all news dispatches
credited to II otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein-
All rights Of publication OF special
dispatches herein also reserved.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
0 ~niezwykiym przypadku do
nosza z Moarhead.

MOORHEAD, MINI. 1 listop.
Kooner E. G. Melander w pow.
Clay, rozpocza{ dis sprawie dwo
jga dzieci zabitych wczoraj poi
no wieczorem przez aeroplan kie
rowany przez ~p61kownika Ed. AK
.berga,-z Enderlein N. Oak.
Clifford Lomsdal, 8letni chic
piec i Elsie Moe, 14cie lat stara
zostali zabici gdy aeroplan Ak
berga udcrzyl lekko SAME ktory-
mi ofiary i Is innych dzieci wra-
Gallo re szkoly. TIE drugie dzieci:
zostaly ranione gdy ogon planu
przewr6cif sanki gdy Axberg
chcia1 sic wznosic Axberg pc Cd
kryciu tego tlumaczyf sic re die
eli by1y jemu w drodze gdy on la
dowaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
cd dochod6w skarbo-
wych maia wiele piracy.

WASHINGTON, / lisop. %
barczeni drastycznemi ustawami
wprowadzenia aktu prohibicyi,
kt6ry uskuteczniony zosta} dgy
prohibicya wojenna, pc przepro-
wadzeniu przez senat miary po-
mad veto prezydenta %skonczyla
sic wczoraj p6zno wieczorem, a.
genci w biurze wewnetrznych do
chod6w skarbowych rozpoczeli
dis zadana prace wykonania alb
solutnych zapewiedzi O fabryko-
waniu i sprzedazy likier6w.
Kilka po%zosta}ych W Stanach
Zjednoczonych salon0w byly
dis otwarte. ola sprzedazy tylko
trunkow pc mniej niz poiowe o
jeden procent alkoholu. Lecz ma
przekore temu drastycznemu po-
stanowieniu to ME powinno do
tyczyc czlowicka ktory ma nagro.
madzone zapasy ola swego Was
nego uzytku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
Dziewiec strzelcow ocalonych
cd Iodu.
"Pochwyceni ma Bear Is
land w jeziOrZe Leech
lecZ Okret iCh OCalif.

WALKER, Mimi. / list. DIE
wieciu czlonkow 4 partyi strzelec
kiej okrazonych lodem ia wys-
pie Bear Island zosta}o ocalonych
z tego miejsca wczoraj p6zno vie
czorem, gdy parowiec Ocen Ann
zdolal dotrzec przebijajac sic
przez kana} i dobi} ma wyspe.
Strzelcy opuscili Minneapolis
10 pazdziernika i mieli zamiar pc
wrocic re swej wycieczki W pre-
=.ciagu tygodnia. w przesz}y pla-
tex wieczorrem, lod ma jeziorze,
"a cienki azeby utrzymac mez-
czyzne nagromadzll sic mad brze-
giem jeziora. L6d by4 jednak do
syc gruby ably zapobiedz pre- re-
prowadzeniu lodi do wyspy. Gdlly,
strzelcy ME wracali do Walker, Y
, sobote wieczorem mieszkancyy 40 o
istali zaalarmoWani, Wysl}anqlos.p,a9lr
tya ludzi ma poszukiWanie zaggi--
''nionych ma Bear Island.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

to save what would otherwise have been an adj
Extraordinarily death toll. A few days later San
Antonio came in for it's share of the work in
caring for the incoming trainloads Of refugees,
who were met.by the Red Cross hospitality in
the form Of hot coffee, food and clothing.
In compliance with requests by city and
state authorities the Red Cross officials operat-
ing at Corpus Christi closed their work by
handling ina survey of the property damage,
together. with suggestions for rehabilitation.
Manager Alfred Fairbanks particularly men
lions the Corpus Christi Red Cross chapter as
having rendered distinguished service by liter
ally preparing for the disaster before it had
reached. the community, in consequence Of
which twas able to distribute aid during the
first respite of the storm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
0bostrzenie juz sic rozpoczefo

CHICAGO, III. l listop.-Dzis
rozpocza1 sic tn akt przymusowej
prohibicyi. Levy Mayer adwokat
W sprawach dystylarnych udal
sic do Washingtonu ably rozpo-
czac czynnosc w wyzszym sadzie
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Pan Mayer powiada re mu sic
zdajc re prohibicya wojenna sic
skonczy}a a vice i take prawa
:jak .akt rewidowania i konfiska-
eva staja sic W Illinois bezskutecz
ne. On powiada re zaklada swa
opinie ia decyzyi federalnego So
du w Louisville diva dni temu i
ia veto policemen przez prezy-
denta Wilsona ia prohibicye pod
czas wojny, ktora pan Mayer ma
zywa "ostatecznem wydaniem
wyroku przez prezydenta re de-
! mobilizacya zostala ukonczona.'
Louisvillska decyzya utrzymu-
jje re akt prohibicyi wojennej
przckroczyl plata poprawke do
konstytucyi. Rad zapozwany
wprost do wyzszego sadu a pan
Mayer powiada re wtej sprawie
udaje sic do Washingtonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
IN: T STORMS WAKE.

The tropical hurricane which burst over
Corpus Christi, Tex, on September. IA, Great
ing a tide Of ten feet, six inches and accom-
panied by a tidal-wave which was driven be-
fore a seventy-mile gale, caused the death OF
five hundred persons, left four thousand home
less, and laid waste some twenty million dol
lars worth Of property. :.
The town was without drinking water or
lights; the railroad on one side OF it was
washed away, and virtually every dwelling on
it's beach front was destroyed, together with
the boats moored there. Out in the bay: were
scores Of human beings, cli.:ging to spars and
wreckage. The Court House had been turned
into a morgne. 80
Governor William P. Hobby, at Austin, re-
ceived a telegram from Corpus Christi S mayor
and another from the American Red Cross. at
St. Louis. The one asked for two companies Of
the National Guard, relief supplies and finan-,
cial aid. The other offered to place the entire
facilities Of the Southwest Division Of the Red
Cross at the disposal Of the sufffferers...,@>
Following this two Red Cross relic. trains, :
originating at Laredo and San Antonio; sped
forward with food, clothing, d medical stpfes
and working personnel. The trains .eAffected,an
entrance on the west side of the stricken town,
and before wire communications were r~e-sesta-:
blished with the other parts of the world Red:
Cross relief had begun. Using a:churehs as head
quarters, the workers established three can .
teens, and within a few hours Of their arrival.
they were feeding 1000 persons at eaehsine
Twenty-Five eases Of clothing were distributed.
and in addition to the fund authorizedss4t ma
tional headquarters $5~,0o0SWas..sent byszthahssRReedass
Cross chapter at st. Louis -
Meanwhile many small towns. outslde.sCoc--
pus Christi had: eenss*:cUrnpletel cut Of. from
the mainland. 5..Boatts :Weressthhe: only means of
ommlnicatiion, :salndsof these there were ;Virtu-
ally..none. Galveston was the nearest porto
which these thousands Of maroonedzpeoples
could look for hope-and from Galveston It
came. There the Red Cross officials obtained
federal permission to charter a government
. vessel. Relief suppiesWere rushed aboard, and
She arrived at the flood swept district N time
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
FOR THE Ex-SERvIcE MAN.

The Red Cross does not desert the soldier
as soon as he has beer. discharged from the ar
my: Just as she cares Cor the recreation and
comfort of the wounded men in the army hos
pital, so she looks out for the well being Of the
ex-service man who IS under treatment in the
public. health service hospital.
Seven hundred thousand dollars, worth Of
Red CrUss hospital materials including gauze
handages,: pajamas, towels, comfort kits, laun-
dry bags, fracture socks, bedroom slippers, I'M
::derwear and bathrobes, have recently been
transferred to public health service hospital
warehouses to be distributed by the Red Cross
hospital personnel. These supplies will be suf-
.fiicient: to provide not only for the 5000 pa
5ttients who are at present in these hospitals,
but for hundreds Of others who are expected
to enter soon for treatment. Any discharged
soldier suffering from any disability contract
ed in the service is eligible for treatment in a
public health hospital, and on application to
his local Red Cross home service section accom-;
modations will beslnade for him.
We should all consider it a special prive-
lege to be members Of the Red Cross. If you
have not yet GENERALIZATION 1920, do it now.
There are but few who afford a dollar
Observation-Disclosures relief organization.
sdIaI1sIroN IS % call NOV. 2nda=11th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
Rodzice zaglodzonej dziew-
cZyny a%resZtowani.

GRANVILLE, N. OAK. 1 list.
Walter Zimmerman i jego iona
zostali w poniedzialek aresztowa-
nj, W polaczeniu re smiercia Mar
garety Kottke, 7mio letniej c6rki
panstwa Artur6w Kottke, kt6rej
zwloki %znalezione zostaly W pre-
SLY czwartek W stogu Stony ME
daleko domu Zimmerman6w.
Matka dziecka, PAM Arthuro-
wa Kottke i jej MAJ, kt6ry sic z
MIA ozenif rok pc -urodzeniu sic
dziecka, ME zostaf aresztowany
lecz znajduje sic pod scislym do
zorem. Zw1oki dziewczecia male
ziono w czwartek. DR.. Stone z
Balfour, kt6ry odbyl egzaminacy
q zo}adka i orzekl re dziecko IL
mario z glodu. .D"
/. ~Spostrzegf takze re W zofadku
znaHowa}y sic oznaki jaklchs OBJ
cych substancyi i ola tego poslaf
zoladek do stanowego chemika
dr'a 3. r. Ladd w Fargo. RAPPORT
0 analizie wykaze prawdopodob-
ME re dziecko bylo zatrute, POI.
wiedzia} dr.. Stone. Areszt nasta-
pill w poniedzialek przez stanowe
go prokuratora. Ulscruda z po-
wiatu Nc. Henry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
WILTON, n. OAK. l listOp.

WILTON, n. OAK. l listop. -
kazdy robotnik unijny Z 300 g6r
nik0w jest dis PREY piracy, EMU
zyastycznie n~atezajac wszelkie
wysi}ki ably .sprostae wczorajsz
nu produkowaniu 1900 ton.
Washburskich drzewistych wegli.
By4a tn og6lna radosc pomiedzy
g6rnikami wczoraj wicczorem gdy
ia SVEN ogolnem posiedzeniu
zwo1anem ola rozpatrzcnia spra-
wy strajkowej zawiadomicnia cd
prezydenta Lewis'a by}y czytane
zawiadamiajace ich ably pozostali
PREY swej piracy az gdy sic nara
dza z Henrykiem brennan, prey
dentem 27go dystryktu unijnych
robotnik6w gorniczych W Amery
&c w Billings Mont.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
okret do st. lied
napelniony ~bolszeMckapro-
paganda:
H~ELsINGFORs, i hstop.

HELSlNGFORS, "a hstop
Co opisuja 0 pochwyceniu bolsze-
wickiego okretu kt6ry Wiozl fadu
mex do Amerykanskiej egacyi
re Stockholm W przejsciu do a.
merykanskich muze6w, re schwy-
tany zostal przez brytyjskiego5
.niszczyciela ma Wodach Fihskich
i zabrany do Bjorke. Pod Iadun-
klein lnu, znaleziono podoPno
mase bolszewickiej iteratury,
drukowanej W angielskim, fran
cuskim j niemieckim jezyku.
ZnajdoWal sic tam take cenny
zbior rzeczy artystycznych i film
przedstaWiajacych stan sowietu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
0peratorzY min ostrzegaja
lecz ME ogIosii planow.

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona' Mimi. on
Nov. + 1919 as required by the
Act Of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917.
CHICAGO, III. 1-go listopada,
-400,0 900 g0rnikow unijnych "a
Strajkowalo dis w zywicznych
k~opalniach. Pzyzwalajac na~ ia
Gania opcratorow z kt6rych by}o
kilku, Gale 100000 chca stac PREY
>trajku. Liczba ludzi roszczacych
pretensye przez unie, kt6rzy wy
szli ma strajk pred poludniem,
zgadzajaca sic z zap}aconym
czlonkoWstwem w plice gfoWnej
kwatery narodowej w Indianapo-
lis PREY koncu sierpina wynosi
4O1 ,43S.
Nigdzie nie raportowano o ME
porzadkach tax wczesnie tego
Inia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

Niemcy chca %pracowac Il 60
DIN.

GENEVA, 1 listop. Ma ge-
neralnem zebraniu stoWarzy-
szenia g6rnik6w i robotnikow
transportowych W Mannheim, W
Badenii w okolicy mad Renskiej
zadecydowano, re z powodu bra
ku wegli W Niemczech po}udnio-
wych ustanowionym bedzie 12sto
godzinny dzien piracy, z wolno
myslna praca W niedziele az do
czasu gdy chwila stanowcza
przeminie, st6sownie. do depeszy
Z Basel. Raty zap}aty ME zosta1y
dotad o%g}oszone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
Niekt6rzy pozostali PREY piracy.
kopalnie W Dakocie i zachodnim k0ntucky So W
ruchu = G6rnicy spodziewaja sic zapisac wiecej
z 615,OOO g6rnik6W do strajku.

dis IA strajk, odpowiednio do o.
g6lnego wywolanego strajku, kt6
rry sic r]ozpocza1 wczoraj o p6}no
cy st6sownic doc raportow otrzy
manych cd przewodnikow uni.
Ma przekore przykazowi rzado
wemu wydanemu w Indianapolis
pzeciw wywo}aniu strajku, naczel
nicy kt6rzy og6lnie twierdzili
re beda go lekcewazyc. utrzymy-
wall re stalk rozciagnie sic dis
ma pzeszfo 500 900 g6rnikQw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

PADUCAH, KY. ] listop. %
reratorzy w West Kentucky do
lltdrych naleza Hopkins, Webster
/ Christian powiaty oswiadczyli
dis rano re wszystkie miny dis
50 w ruchu jak zwykle i ME spo-
dzicwaja sic zboczenia umowy
kontraktowej Z gornikami Z czego
przewidywac MONA re maja pc.
Zostac PREY piracy az do kresu wy
platy i co do ~godzin piracy PREY.
,ietych w prZeszfym roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
Posiedzenia pokojowe zako1-
ca sic lgo grudnia.
Traktaty Bu{garskie pod
pisane beda praWd0p0-
dObuie Wkiiku UnjaCh-
Rumunia WyWOfuie kfO.
pOty.

PARYz, l listop. - Prey kon-
Gu listopada bedzie prawdopodob
ME w Paryzu zakonczenie konfe-
rencyi pokojowej, kt6ra ukfadala
traktaty %pokojowe Z Niemcami i
Austrya i przeprowadzi}a uklady
|pokojowe Z Bulgarya .kt6re juz
IA ukonczeniu.
Chyba re konferencya moglaby
osiagnac umowe z Rosya i zmu-
sic do zaprzestania wtracenia sic
W sprawy Wegier zdaje sic nieco
podobienstwa ze traktaty pokojo
we NIGGA bye u}ozone obecnie z We
grami w kt6rej to sprawie konfe-
|rencya pokojowa prawdopodob-
ME zakonczy sic bez ukonczenia
sic traktat6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
S 10000 "a zniszczenie balo.

CHICAGO, Ill. -spadkobiercy
pc jedenastu ofiiarach ktore ultra
|ciiy zycie gdy balon sterowy
spadl W czesci bulsinesoWej "
dniu 21go lipca, otrzymajja So
600 Cd kompanii Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Co. wlascicieli aeropla
nj, jak dis sic 0 TEN doWiedzia-
lno.DWie offiary pozostana jesz-
czeoprocz teggo dozzWynagg1reo,dl.zsee-
.nia. r-ss8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04

Levy Mayer uwaza ze prohibi-
eva wojenna sic sko1czy}a.
Chce wezwa6 Wysoki- sad
do ZapObieZcnia ObOSt-
rzeniu praWa aktu o pro
hibicyi - cytuje veto
Wils0na jake ZakOncze-
ME demObiliZacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
OBR0T KOLEI zELAZNEJ.

Washington, D. G.
Dyrektor kolei p. Hines oswald
cyl, re obr6t Interest," kolei zelaz
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