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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
Stiri locale.

Primarul Kohler planueste a &c.
re societatii de tramvae sd scada bi-
letele de calatorie la cinci centi.
Treizeci 81 cinci de uniuni au de
gand sd declare greva spre a ajuta
la reusita grevei muncitorilor din
serviciul primariei. Consiliul co.
munal a anulat legea de pedepsire
Gu inchisoare celOr ce calca pen
stru prima CARA regulile traficului
pc stradele orasulhi. I'm giuvaer.
giu iese invingator in lupta ell TN
bandit si-si scapa astfel averea de
100000 in numefar 81 cateva lu.
cruri de valoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
81
IMPRUMUTUL
LA AMERICA

BELGRAD. Is Iulie.- All 8 "a
desmintit svonurile earl anuntau
demisia premierului Pastel. Syo-
nurile despre demisionarea sa .rl
isvorit din imposibilitatea de a-si
gasi un ministru de inferno.
Astazi au inceput desbaterile
parlamentare asupra imprumutu-
lui facut la bancherii americani,
earl yOr decide ratificarea sau res
pingerea lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18

lor Gle razboiu ale popoarelor ALA
te. Eli filsa cred ca America le va
urma exemplul lor dupa ce Sc va
CONVINCE de rezultatele bune ce sc
asteapta della acest plan.
Reprezentantii Angliei au infor-
mat pc delegatii Frantei ca planul
lor va aduce o schimbare radicala
in situatia europeana. Sc crede cd
marca ar primi valoare stabila
Germania ar recastiga increderea
de care a avut parte in lumea co.
merciala 81 ar putea sd plateasca re.
stul indemnitatei la timp 81 fara
de greutati. Membrii comisiunei
de despagubire sunt i'm favoarea a.
cestui plan 81 Sc splnle ca ell are s.
sprijinul neoficial al guvernului
Statelor Unite.
Gel cari-l favorizeaza all arafat 81
posibilitatea reluarei conferintei
banchierilor International carl asst.
fel ar cadea de acord pentru ur
imprumut Germaniei care ar fl de-
stul de mare ga sd asigure platires
restului indemnitatei in timp ds
cativa ami.
Planul ar mai da 81 un mora
toriu, adica amanare de plata, pen
tru restnl anului curent-caci 81
crede Cd Germania ar Fl in stare
sd balanseze bugetul eli pc luna Ia
nuarie.
Oar astfel Franta ar castiga $
sprijinul neimpartit al tuturor a
liatilor- inclusive Anglia 81 State
le Unite pentru incassarea despa
gubirei.
Tratativele in jurul accstui p'ar
svor dura poate 81 doua luni, 9,
toate ca discutiile an inceput leja
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
Anglia Wea anu|area datorii|or Frantei
in SCHIMB CERMANIA SA PLATEASCA
MAI PUTIN
GUVERNUL GERMAN PLATESTE SUAIA
SCADENTA In JULIE

PARIS, Is Iulie.-Intre repre-
zentantii Frantei 81 al Angliei Sc
discuta un project i'm urma caruia
s'ar anuia datoria Frantei catre
Anglia, dar in schimb s'ar reduce
suma de 10000, 100000 marci
aur, ~ ce trebuie sd plateascA Ger
mania ca despagubire = la 5O,OO0,-
100000.
Gu .toate ca acest project ma a.
juns sd fie discutat inca in mod
Official de membrii comisiunei de
despagubiri, - totusi comisiunea
s'a ocupat de aceasta posibilitate.
Sc crcde ca proiectul va forma unul
din cele mai principale puncte ce
Sc vor discuta din prilejul intalni-
rel lui Lloyd George Poincare.
Comisiunea despagubirilor a fost
informata, in mod Official, ca GU
verHul Germaniei depozitat suma
dc 32,OO0,0OO marci aur, ca rata
scadenta pc ziua de Is Iulie.
Propunerea reducerei despagubi-
rilor, respective a anularei datorii-
lor Frantei catre Anglia, are spri-
iinul tuturor authorization engleze
earl fac tot posibilul ca Franta
s'acccptc aceasta solutie. France
Iii 81 ei privcsc GU simpatie acest
plan Gu conditia Cd tara lor va ii
sprijinita, de Anglia in caz de atac
81 Cd Anglia ii va ceda partea ei
de % Ia suta din despagubirile ger
name.
Precum selzvoneste, Anglia ar f
gaia de . accepta aceste conditii
Guyernal englez s'a hotarit pen
tru acest plan atunci cand aflat
in mod official, ca Statele Unite MI
vrea Sd cOnsidere anularea datorii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18

STEUBENVIIdE, Ohio, II Iu-
lie--La mineIe din CliftonviIle
West Virginia, avut All loc lup-
ia intre grevisti 81 guarzii minei
Richland Coal Company. in care
tImp au murit patru oameni 81 a!ti
douazeci au cazut raniti. Trei din.
tre morti sunt grevisti. lar celaIalt
este sheriful II. Duval din Brooke
County.
Trupele statul,li. Pennsylvania
an sosit la hotarul statului spre a
, impiedica iscarea altor turburari
pc cand sheriful George Caldwell
, impreuna cu 1OO. de oalneni armati
patruleaza drumurile 81 inaItimile
dimprejurul minclor.
Thomas Ii. Dual, fiul sheriff.
lui ucls, improcesuit pc douazeci
81 sapte de greyi.ti carl luasera
parte in atacul il. care fatal sarl
fusese ucis.
Trei grevisti ralliti, impreuna Gu
ajutOrul de sheriff. Erwin Moziil-
go, Sc afla la spitaIul din Whilling
Alti doisprezece grevisti, carati de
la locul scenelor lie upta de catre
camarazii or, Sc ala in grija doc
torilor prip .aaseist4,n A,ella, Pa.
In legatura Gu luptele acestea
autoritatile au arestat peste AZ de
persOane banuitc fl luat parte la
atacul dat asupra minelor.
Minele Richland Coal Co. fuse
sera deschise acum doua saptamani
81 lucrau GU oameni neapartinatori
uniunilor muncitoresti. 81 sapta-
mana trecuta s au intamplat aci
cateva turburari, insa ele au fost
mici, neavand urmari grave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
JEFUIREA
UNEI BANCI

New York, 1S Iulie. = Niste
hoti necunoscuti au intrat astazi
in localul bancii ID. j. Faour &
Company, au legat pc easier de
,up scaun 81 dupa aceia $ 'au facut
nevazuti Gu suma de $4,000, pc
carl ii luasera din cassa gasita
deschisa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
EMMA GOLDMAN
NU E PERMISA
IN ANGLIA

Londra, Is Iulie. Anarhista
Emma Goldman, care acum catva
tilnp fost eNpulzata din Anne,
rica, a cerut guvernului englez
sal lase libera petrecere in Lon.
dra. Cererea la fost refuzata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
C0ROANELE TARILoR
VINDuTE.

Londra, 1S lulie. Guvernul
inceput vinzarea CO.
roanelor &c erau in posesiunea
familiei RomanoY. Coroanele q.
ceste sunt incareate Gu pietre
Ele sunt evaluate la
suma de $3.50, O,O00nOO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18


faptul ca invita- pc patronii mi.
nelOr a-si redeschide minele, pre-.
sedintele Harding, in numele gu
vernului, Isl ia rdspunderea de a
ocrOti minele i'm carl Sc va lucra
precum 81 raspunderea urmari!ol
ce ar decuree din aceasta.
Propunerea presedintelui catrt
patrOni a fOst facuta intro scri.
scare ce lea adresat-o aseara, care
sc 1ncheia cu cuvintele acestea:
Ode aceia va invit sd va intoar.
ceti la proprietatile D-tra minere
81 sd reincepeti lucrul.'
Sc anunta ca presedintele va a.
stepta ca autoritatile statelor sa-si
intrebuintcze toata puterca lor d.
apara minele in timpul lucruIui
81 ca trupele federale MI vor Fl tri.
mise decat numai in cazul cd sta.
tele nu sunt in stare sa faca fatd
situated.
Esenta scrisorii presedintelni
Harding este ca patronii sa-si des.
chida minele 81 sd lucreze GU orice
muncitori vOesc sd munceasca in
ele.
Miscarea aceasta poate fl facutS
numai spre a Sc incerca solidarita-
tea uniunilor minere, insa fara IL
doiala ca daca grevistii nu sc vor
intoarce La lucru, carbunii din M
ne vor Fl scosi Gu spargatori de gre
We (strike breakers). Spargator;i
de greva vor Fl ocrotiti de guvern.
Guyernm nu nnmai ca garapteat
"a protectia minelor ell forta, in
caz de necesitate, dar i'm acelas
tilnp sta gaia sd ia minelc sub
grija lui daca planul prim nu reu-
seste.
Masurile ce trebuesc luate pentru
prOtejarea minelor 81 a trenurilor
de posta vor fl discutate astazi la
intrunirea consiliului de ministri.
In vederea masurilOr drastice ne
care guvernul pregatit sd lie ia
fata cu situatia, daca ca ajunge la
punctul critic, e posibil sd Sc faca
incercarea de a sc ridica prezenta
limitare a "armatei de pace"
Daca guvernul va Fl chcmat Il
pastreze ordinea, eel 10000 de. sol
dati din armata regulate nu vOr ii
deajuns ca sd tie liniste in toa d
tara.
Patronii anunta ca primele inr
cercari pentru deschiderea minelor
vor fl facut4in distrietele ul.de So
lidaritatea gfevistilor eapc cale dc
Sc rupe.
Ei mai zic Cd presedintele nu lea
spus cam in ce fel voieste guvernul
sa lie acorde protectie pentru mine
lie lOr.
Fata eli starile de All, char pa
tronii la ale caror mine nu este gre
va nu-si pot transporta carbunii
scosi din cauza lipsei de vagoane
pricinuita de greva cailor ferate.
Continutul scrisorii trimise de
presedintele Harding catre stapa-
nil minelor urmatorul:
CYAN inteles decisiunea. Mas
fl franc daca nu mi-as exprima ne
multumirea fata GU lipsa de una.
nimitate ce exista intre D-tra. Ce-
lor mai multi dintre D-tra, carl
v'ati declarat gaia de a deschide
minele pc baza propunerei guver-
nului, trebue sd va anunt atitudi.
nea mea 81 publicului.
"Datorita refuzarei minerilor 81
. unei minoritati dintre D-tra de a
accepta propusul plan de arbitrai
am ajuns la punctul unde intervcn.
tia guyernului de va impaca este
Indispensable.
"Nu va pot permite Sd plecati dc
aici fara Cd va amintesc ca carbu
nele este Q necesitate publica 81 CT
cantitatea in care este scos 81 distri
butt el unul dintrc Gel mai i'm
portsnti factori al binelui comun s
a conertului dintre state.
Libertatea dc actiune din parte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
Pres. Harding pentru
''minele deSchiSe"
INVITA- Pc PATRONI A INCEPE LUCRUL

muncitorilor 81 a patronilor nu Sc
poate masura in iinportanta Gu BIZ
nelc public 81 GU siguranta statului.
De aceia va invit va intoarce la
minele D-tra 81 a reIua lucrul in
ele.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-10
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
STRIKE
ENDS QUIETLY
Big Demonstrations Mark End
of Irish Labor's Protest
Against Militarism
CBy mo Issociairi Prcfl)

DUBLIN, Apr "a The "a hous
strike terminated at o'clock tonight
with three gigantic demonstrations
held to mark approval of labor's pro-
test against militarism. There were
no disorders in connection with the
strike, but a mild sensation was Gre
ated by placards posted throughout
the city proclaiming an Irish work
proved that the proclamation was bo-
gus. Ts@
The object Of the proclamation an
parently was to detract from the sue
cess of labor's protest, and ALLEVIATE
the sympathy OF the employers by
suggesting that the Labor party had
engineered the strike with the pur-
pose of establishing d Soviet
Men and women of all classes, how
ever, assembled in thousands in Sack
vile street this evening and listened
to prominent Laborites, who, in
speeches, explained i'm strong Ian
guaCe that the people did not intend
to submit TO the rule Of the gun. The
speakers pleaded for unity in the
command Of the army.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
RIVAL EDITORS
IN FATAL FIGHT
Editor of Durango Herald Is
Shot and Killed bylHead
of Opposition Paper

DURANGO, Colo. Apr. 81 vii.
liam L. Wood, 80 years old, city editor
Of the Durango Herald, was shot and
killed here today by Rod S. Day AZ,
editor Of the Durango Democrat. The
shooting occurred OIL Main street in
the business district. Day gave him.
self up and is being held at the sher-
if's office. No Witnesses to the
shooting have been found.
The trouble between the two men
is said 20 have grown out of editorial
articles printed i'm the two papers. 1t
is said TO have begun when the Her
aid printed a clipping from another
Colorado newspaper which declared
the Democrat was one of the few
newspapers in the county fighting
the eighteenth amendment to the con
stitution The exchange of editorial
comment had been going on about a
week. II finally grew personal
When Day and Wood met today, an
argument was started Wood is al
legged TO have struck Day with some
unknown weapon, breaking Days
nose and iuflicting other injuries.
Dav Is then alleged TO have drawn a
revolver and 20 have fired two shots.
Wood died in a hospital an hour later
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
SMALL s TRIAL
GETS UNDER WAY
Is Charged With Conspiracy
to Embezzle State Funds;
One Juror Accepted

WAUKEGAN. HIS. April 24.-(By
The Associated Press Len
Small of Illinois. went on trial here
today charged with conspiracy to
embezzle state funds. At the close OF
the first days work, one juror had
been tentatively accepted by both
state and defense, one tentatively
passed by the defense, and % dis
missed for causes that ranged from
inability to understand English to the
opinion as to the governors guilt or
innocence.
Cheered by what they considered a
successful opening day. both sides to-
night were predicting that jury can
be obtained within week or 10 days,
instead of the earlier estimates of
three or four weeks.
Governor Small, his son Leslie, and
number OF personal friends, attend
ed the opening days session. Judge
Clair c. Edwards announced today it
will not be necessary for the governor
to remain in court throughout the
trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
Order FOrbidding
Addressing Miners
Is Now Rescinded

DENVER. April 24.-Colonel P. j..
Hamrock of the Colorado rangers, do
ing strike duty in various parts OF the
state. has rescinded former order
officials Of District No. 10,
United Mine Workers of America, 10
address meetings of miners, accord
ing to a statement tonight by Felix
Pogliano, secretary treasurer. Can
collation. of the order, he said, FOL
lowed a recent conference between
Colonel Hamrock and A. J. Mcclure.
district president, and refers particu-
larly to meetings that may be held in
Las Animas and Huerfano counties.
Colorado Fuel G Iron Company Of
ficials reported today that the number
of men working in their various mines
was 2.773, compared with 2,9l3 Satur-
day. 1t was pointed out that 14O men
did not work at the Kebler mine be-
cause the recent destruction OF a
bridge by fire cut off the railroad out
let to the mine. The cOmpany's out
nut for Saturday was reported as
9,731 tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
Wallace Says Cut
in Costs to Follow
Reduction in Wages

BALTIMORE, APR "a - The ques-
tiOn of reducing the cost of living was
presented from the viewpoint of the
nations farmers in addresses tonight
before the National League of Women
Voters by Secretary Wallace of the
agriculture department. and Senator
Capper. of Kansas, leader OF the SEN
ate agriculture bloc
IF we accept our present system of
distribution of meats and other food
products as being a satisfactory sys-
tem," said Secretary Wallace, then
any marked reduction in cost must
come first through reduction in wages,
because wages are altogether the larg-
est item in marketing and distributing
cost, whether We consider the whole.
sailing or retailing. | am not arguing
that there should be large reductions
in wages. | simply point out that the
large increases in wages are mainly
responsible for the large increase in
cost to the consumer"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
FORMER MAYOR
IS On WAY To
PENITEMTIARY
Loses Last Hope for Freedom;
Supreme Court Refused
to Review Case

SAN FRANCISCO. Apr 24.-Harry
Brolaski, broker, reformed gambler.
once mayor of RedOndo Beach. Calf,
and chairman of the Los Angeles
county Republican committee. start
ed today for the federal penitentiary
at Mcneil Island, Wash. to serve a
two year sentence for conspiracy to
violate the prohibition law. The sen
tence includes a $4,000 fine.
As company on the trip. he had
a deputy United States marshal and
a postoffice robber, the latter To be
taken from Sacramento to the prison
BrOlaslli. who once directed a state
wide ring that dealt in liquor in
wholesale lots, secured from govern
ment warehouses by forged withdraw
al permits, apparently was as cheer
full as ever He was convicted near
ly IS months ago but his last hone
for freedom was lost only recently
when the United States supreme
court declined to review his case.
Douglas Newton, owner of a taxi
cab business in San Francisco. con
victed with Brolaski and sentenced to
serve two years and pay a $4,000 fine.
recently began an appeal to the Unit
ed States supreme court.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
SOVIE TS ASK
CANCELLATION
Of WAR DEBTS
Russian Delegates Demand
Causes More Uneasiness in
Conference Circles
SURPRISED AT REQUEST
Attitude of Russians Causes
Doubt Any Arrangement
Can Be Made

GENOA, Apr. "a Another new
twist i'll the Russian taHgle again
causes inquietude in conference cir
cles. Seemingly, the Russian dele
gates have developed a new set of
proposals. 1t is understood that at
the meeting OF the expects on the
Russian question this afternoon, the
Soviet delegates argued for the COM
plete wipi1g out of the war debts and
also relinquishment of all arrears in
interest on pre-war debts.
simultaneously. they asked for as
surances tGat the powers would grant
loans sufficient to enable Russia to
re-organize her national life.
AS the Soviet had previously given
the allies to understand that a seal
ing down of the war debts would be
accepted, the demand of the delegates
for a DrOctCcol cancelling these debts
caused great surprise to the repre-
;sentatives Of the powers, who report
ed to the chiefs OF their respective
delegations that the trend Of today's
meeting with the Eolsheyiki indicat-
ed the possibility OF insuperable diff
ficulties in coming to some arrange
ment with the Soviet.
The Russian request for extensive
loans caused dissatisfaction because
it is recognized that it would be ex-
tremely difficult to guarantee credits
to Russia without some reasona ble
. assurance that they would be handled
by truly responsible Russian gov
ernment
The allied ckiefs tonight frankly
expressed their opinion that an ar
ra1gement with the Soviet viii be ex-
tremely difficult unless the Russian
delepates show a reasonable attitude
Sir Laming neutrality-suspicious.. the
chairman Of the commissiorA Slid he
could not discuss the matter furthe
+ the Soviets ~:ented such an impos
refer the situation to the respective
gov Vernments of the allies.
The experts adiourn'd sine die be.
cause of what they termed the ex.
cessive Russian demands, who pro.
posed also that the powers accept
non-restitution Of the private proper
ty OF foreigners.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
FATAL RAID To
Be SUBJECT Of
INVESTIGATION
Will Hold Inquest on Body
of Constable Killed in
Inglewood Broil
WILL QUESTION K. K. K.
Declares Woerner, Who Shot
Policeman, Was Justified
in Doing So

Los ANGELES, Apr. 24.-Investi-
cation of the raid by masked men at
Inglewood, a suburb, late Saturday
night. in which three men were shot.
will take shape tomorrow morning at
an inquest over the body of NJ. B.
Mosher. LIglewood constable and
one of the raiders, who died from
wounds received when Frank Woer-
ner, night marshal, opened fire on the
party. Officers Of the Nu Klux Khan
in Los Angeles county will be ques-
toned.
This program was announced late
today by w. c. Doran, chief deputy
district attorney, following a confer
,ence with District Attorney Thomas
Lee Woolwine. Doran was assigned
to represent that office at the inquest
Doran said that while the purpose
of the inquest is simply to establish
the cause of death, he proposed to
90 further into the case.
I'VE shall endeavor to ascertain
who composed the mob which raided
Matthias Etduayen's home and COM
PEELED Elduayen and members of his
family TO leave the place after the
shooting" the deputy district attor-
ney said. Furthermore, We shall
try to learn what was the inspiration
for the raid, and who inspired IT,"
As far as responsibility FOR the
death of MOsher was concerned, Dor
an said there was no doubt Woernor
shot the constable and was justified
in doing so.
w. K. Mosher, son of the slain man
and Leonard Ruegg, and deputy sher-
iff, who were wounded by Woerner,
have been subjoenaed as witnesses
at the inquest. DOran said. Young
Mosher, according to authorities,
made I statement today in which he
admitted the raid was made bv IAN
organization made up of picked men. -
but declined to say what name the or
ganization bore. He said His father
Ruegg and himself were members OF
the party, and that "a couple of the
bootleggers' were the objectives OF
the raid.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
JUDGE ORDERS
ARREST Of ALL
ADULTS IN AREA
Stringent Measures Taken to
Curb Lawlessness in Clay
County Neighborhood

MANCHESTER, KY, Apr. 25-The
arrest of every person over II years
of age in the Mill Creek neighborhoOd
of Clay county has been ordered by
Circuit Judge H. j. Johnson in an ef-
fort to break up lawlessness which
eliminated last week in the ambush
ing Of county officers who went into
the district to arrest moo1shiners.
Two hundred warrants were issued
by Judge Johnson, and orders We're
given to confiscate all high powered
rifles and large calibred pistols.
Officers already are returning with
prisoners, and reports are to the ef-
feet that many of those wanted are
coming voluntarily and that others
are leaving the county.
Warrants were issued after offic-
ers made affidavits that they had
reason to believe that moonshine
stills are owned and operated, by men
who have formed conspiracy to con
tinue the violation of laws, and il ne
cessary, to kill officers who attempt
to make arrests.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-25
SENATOR KIN 6
CONTENDS BILL
IS FRAMED To
SUIT TRUSTS
Senator Characterizes Bill as
Being Ubiquitous; Elastic
Proposals Attacked
TAKES FLING AT BLOCS
Declares Measure Would Be
Intolerable if Anne erican
Valuation Written in

WASHINGTON, Apr. "a. 49, There
was an old fashioned tariff debate to-
day in the senate. 1t marked the
real beginning of the weeks, and
perhaps months, Of batting over the
administration measure, which tina
finance committee reported two
weeks ago.
The discussion was opened by SEM
atOr Smoot. Republican, Utah. with
a detailed explanation of the elastic
tariff proposals written into the bill
at the suggestion of President Hard
ing, and it included an attack on
those proposals by Senator Jones,
Democrat. New Mexico. and the open
ing of a general assault on the whole
measure by Senator King. Democrat,
utah.
ChaTacteriZing the measure rs
more iniquitous" than the Pavne-Al-
drich and Dingley measures, Senator
King charged that it was a bill ito
increase the price of everything the
people Duy' and was framed in the
interest of the dye srust, the steel
trust, the chemical trust, the wooden
trust, some Of the cotton manufactur-
ing trusts, and the multitude of great
VI fliilLeANlOAlo lndls III lllt past ldNt
preyed upon the people and that in
the future will continue their policy
of exploitation"
Senator King declared that the al
dress of Chairman McCumber OF the
senate finance committee, in calling
up the measure last week, AIS AN
appeal to the predatory interests Of
2he United States to be merciful to
the poor consumer" and said that
when the nation was at war and the
very fate of civilization seemed to
be at stake, "some Of the same vul-
lures that dictated schedules in this
bill were ToDbing the American peo-
ple and the American government"
In the course of his remarks, Sena-
tor King took a fling at the agricul-
.tural tariff bloc, the manufacturers
bloc, and what he described as other
blocs and groups. He declared that
the death knell of political parties
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