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New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
Stock Market Hits New High Level For Year In Broad Buying Wave;
 Simmons Hammered by Operators
More Than Score of Issues
 Break Through to 1880
 Record - Steel Merger News Creates Activity in This Field of Industrials.

New York, March 10 P>--Thc stock market moved into new high ground for the year today in l broad buying movement which start ed with the amusement shares and quickly spread to the steel, office appliance, building material, mer- chandising. food, tobacco, oil and motor issues. Although the gains were unevenly distributed, more than three score issues were elevat- cd to new peak prices for the year on advances ranging from 1 10 nearly 12 points.
 Some Irrcgularity in Session Some irregularity developed dur ing the morning when selling pres sure vas renewed against Simmons Co.,, which broke to a new low, and several of the public utility stocks, which declined 1 to nearly 3 points. Trading was dull on the decline, an l offerings quickly dried up.
 Lowering of the call money rate l from 4 to 5L2 per cent, coupled with the announcement of an in crease Of 1000 tons in the unified orders of the United States Steel Corporation last month, stimulated the afternoon recovery.
 1 |. $. Steel common. after yielding | fractionally 10 1S0 5-S. ran up to 1S5R. Youngstown Sheet and Tube, which is engaged in merger negoti- ations with Bethlehem Steel. ran up points to a new high at 150. with | buying stimulated by unconfirmcd rumors of competitive buying as result of the reluctance of the Eaton | interests to abandon their plan to l include that company in the new Republic Steel merger. Vanadium was marked up nearly points to a new high.
 Wall street was inclined 10 doubt rumors that a huge merger of amusement companies which accom- panied the rise in these stocks be- cause of reported government op- position. Shubert theaters which was mentioned in proposed hookup with the Erlanger interests, ran up six points to a new top at 1875. Pathe A, keith-Albee pfd., Consoli- dated Film pfd. and Radio-keith- Orpheum advanced to 5l2 points to new peak prices.
 Radio Corporation common, War ner Brothers Pictures and Para mount t-Famous-Lasly also reached new high ground. J. I. Case scared nearly F points to a new top at 294A, Peoples Gas, Hershey Choco- late pfd., Eastman Kodak. Southern Railway, Mobile and Ohio, Allis Chalmers, Underwood Elliott Fisher and Worthington Pump reached new high ground on gains of to [ points.
 CcloteX Runs Up
 CeloteX was run up A. points to a new high at GO on the announce ment that vice president of the General Motors Corporation hal been elected to the board.
 The company recently has been negotiating with General Motors for a large contract for insulatinG 6 material for Frigidaires.
 Gimbel Brothers which is again the subject of a department store merger rumor moved up more than , points 10 a new high at 17A Mexican Seaboard was heavily bought on reports of important de- velopment in his California proper ties, crossing 2S to a new peak. THE MARKET AT 2:3O.3:OO P, M,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
MACAULEY LOSES
 RACE WITH DEATH
. Reaches City From Florida After
 First Wife Dies

George K. Macauley of 45 Mason Drive, lost a race with death in an automobile dash from Florida to this city, reaching New Britain yes- terday too late to be at the bedside of his first wife, Mrs. J. Ella Macau- ley of 49 Walnut street, who died Saturday night at New Britain Gen. eral hospital.
 MT. Macauley left Temple Terrace, Fla, last Thursday upon receiving word from his daughter, Mrs. Bea- trice Macauley Church, that her mother was dying. When he reach ed Philadelphia Saturday night he learned by telephone that his mis- sion was in vain. He averaged 5oO miles a day on the trip. He Was accompanied by his present wife.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Macau- ley will be held tomorrow afternoon at i o'clock at Carlisle, Mass. Bur- ial will be in Carlisle. The remains will lie in state at the B. C. Por- ter Sons funeral parlors until to- morrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
Birth Record

A son was born at New Britain General hospital Saturday night to Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Canzellarini of 6S Wilson street.
 A daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Goodrich of 17 Chapman street.
 A daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital today to MT. and Mrs. Patrick Gaffney of 105 Hillcrest avenue.
 A daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital today to MT. and Mrs. Julius Preisser of 74 Will Hams street.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
Residents of Germany Observe Anniversary Here

Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Engert of Trier, Germany. celebrated the 10th anniversary of their marriage ycster- and daughter, MT. and Mrs. George c. Ellinger of 1SS Smith street, with whom they have spent the past four months. The affair was in the na- ture of an anniversary celebration and a. farewell, as MT. and Mrs. Engert will sail for Germany Friday Of this week.
 Mrs. Ellinger is the wife of De- tcctive Sergeant Ellinger, chief of the police department detective bu- IIeau,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
City Items

Certification of incorporation of the Feigenbaum &o Zeldes Co. to deal in scrap iron. machinery and like
 merchandise, was filed at the office of the town clerk today. The incor- porators are Louis and Gertrude Zeldes and Max and Minnie Feigen- baum. The company is capitalized at s50,000. Nair &s Nair has been ap- pointed counsel for the new concern.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish at this time to express our appreciation to our relatives and friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown dur ing the recent illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Julia Rivers. Es- pedally the Womans Benefit Asso- citation of the Maccabees.
 Signed, The Rivers Family.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
STORE WINDOWS DAMAGED

Fred Beloin, proprietor of the Globe Clothing House at Main and West Main streets, complained to Off, ficer Delbert Veley this morning that some one had marked the windows Of his store apparently by using a sharp glass cutter. The officer also found that windows in other build ings nearby had been similarly dam aged.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
WaH Street Briefs

New York, Mar. 10 P}-A total of S35,694,000 in new securities, consisting entirely of bonds, were offered for public subscription to- day. The largest individual issue was an offering of s25,000,000 col lateral trust convertible bonds Of the Alleghany Corp.
 fulfilled orders Of the Ails- Chalmers Manufacturing Co. Of Milwaukee, on March l. totaled S15,592,000, a new high record, and an increase of s2,521,0O0 over the amount of unified orders or the company's books on March l, 1929.
 Prices for scrap iron and stSl in the Chicago district have been reduced 25 cents a ton. Heavy melting scrap being quoted now at $1S.50 a ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10

murdered near his home here four years ago, took dose of poison at her home. Medical aid was sum- moned in time to save her life, when she was rushed to the Norwalk hos pital, where a stomach pump re- moved the poison. She is recover ing this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
POLICE SEEK BANDITS

Trumbull, March 10 (UP)-Police 3 today sought four bandits who en- ployed "big time" banditry methods to rob an elderly couple of $11. Holding up Thomas Brown and his wife with a revolver, the masked men obtained s11 and escaped.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
Callahan to Leave
 Democratic Committee

John r. Callahan, former mem- her of the park board and democra- tic town committeeman from the first ward for several years. will re- sign that position at tonight's meet ing of the committee. It is expect ed that Attorney Maurice w Rosen- berg will be his successor.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish at this time to thank all kind relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the recent illness and death of our beloved father and brother. We especially wish to thank Dept. cS, Russell Ss Erwin Division Of the American Hardware, the Modern Woodman, P. o. S. of A. and the Jr. o. U. A. M.
 Signed, Mir. and Mrs. Norman Dyson, Howard Dyson, Anna Dyson.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
Weddings
BEHNKE-SHULDA
Especial to the Herald)

New York, March 10.-kenneth H. Behnke, former of New Britain, Conn.,, but at present of Is Lancas- ter street. Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Dorothea A. Shulda, of 16G High street, Roxbury, Mass, obtain ed a marriage license at the munich pal building here Saturday and were married by New York clergyman later.
 Mir. Behnkc was born in New Brit ain, the son of Herman and Lena Behnke. The bride is the daugh- ter of Charles and Elizabeth Eobens Shulda. She was born in Bristol Conn.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
NOrwalk Woman Takes
 Poison After Being Fined

NorWalk, March 10 PEA few minutes after she had been as scssed s2o0 and given suspended sentence in city court here today Mrs. Carmela Bertino, 35, widow of Gaicamo Bertino, gunman, who was
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
PLAN FLOOD EXPENDITURES

Washington. March 10 tUP)- Army engineers are ready wit. plans and specifications for eXpen- diture of s35,000,0OO on flood con- trol work within 12 months on the main stem of the Mississippi river from Cape Girardeau, Mo, to the mouth, Secretary of War Hurley said today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our kind friends and neighbors, who sympa- thized with us during the illness and death of our father and grand father, MT. James Johns. (Signed) MT. and Mrs. Ansel Hall and family.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10

A Stock at the rate of liAoth of one share of Class A Stock for each share held of record at the close of business March 3l. 1880.
 On the basis of the current market price for the Class A Stock of about $4b per share, this dividend yields a return of about A.5o per share per annum.
 Scrip for fractional shares will not bs delivered. but will be credited to the stock holders account until | full share has accumulated. Stockholders can purchase sufficient additional scrip to complete full shares.
 Payment in stock will be made to all stockholders entitled thereto who do not, on or before April Is. 1880, request pay ment in cash. This does not apply to those who have heretofore filed permanent divi- dend orders.
 M. c. o'KEEFFE, Secretary. March $. loao.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10

TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance, s15,951 ,15J.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
Associated Gas aad Electric Company
 /NN Dividend No. 21 ou Class A Stock

The Board of Directors has declared the regular quarterly dividend on the Class A Stock nayahlc May l. laan, in Class
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
THE MARKET AT 2:3O.3:OO P. NJ.

Sales to 2:10 p. m.-3,059,1Oo |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
Peculiar Meals.

A METAL so brittle tlAat it cannot be drilled,
n fact 50 brittle mat It closely resembles
glass I'm this respect, has been found To- add
to the strength and rolling properties OF dusalu-
minun n has been found also Of benefit in
the treatment Of pernicious anemia Yet, In
spite Of its qualities, it Is so rare that cheaper
and just as satisfactory substitutes have been
found, according DO the Bureau of Mines. s
The metal In question Is one Of group OF
four, germanium, gallium. inaium and seam
diam, MI af which have very peculiar char
aetexiEtics, and all Of which are very rare, al
thsugA they exist fairly geneFally in the saxtn,s
crust.
GermaniAEn, the one mentioned, is grayish-
white metal with q high resistance to acid and
STRONG alkali and possessed of an exceptionally
high melting point. 4ssle
Gallium, another Of the gTUup, 10 -peeuliar
In that it nquefes at so degrees eentigEade,
which 10 only 90 per cent Of the way between
the freezing point and boiling point of water.
Yet despite this low melting point, gallium
does not boil until . Temperature of lice de-
gTees eenttgrade n reached In lbs nlalEen
foEnaA quite similar to mercury, gallium has
been found useful In the manufacture Of ther-
MometeTs. .
1ndfum is like gallium in its melting and
boiling point characteristics but is not 50 ex-
IRENE in either. Little Of commercial value has
been discovered In indium 50 far. but expert
mental work is being carried en.., ..,
> Seaudlum has. 50 fw escaped much, probing
and little Is known about the metal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

men with long stats in their hands and lean
dogs at their heels-hin shepherds, by their ap-
pearance, followed by q few struggling sheep
Odd that they should be coming this way at
such an hour between midnight and coekcrow.
But she had small time for wondering AS
she neared the courtyard gate it was nung
suddenly open. Nathan was rushing toward
her, exelaiming chattering servants behind him.
Nathan, what is it?" she cried FOR as he
seized her hands she felt that his own were
trembling violently. His face too was Of q
deathly wilderness.
"A terrible mistake has been made, my lowell"
he StAmmered, cur son !" His emotion
OveEeame him and he could proceed no further.
RUT Msre words on his part were unneces-
~ SaEy, for upon the stunned ears Of Sarah
fen from the window Of the upper room that
sound which she had thought never to hear
again-the Hasty indignant cry of q hungry
little Nathan. The child lived indeed
Jehovah is mercifull" she murmured And
throwing on her VEIL she fed through the dim
passageways.
And it was not until long afterwards, when
she herself was fun of years and feeble, and
young Nathan, tall and vigorous, was among
the followers Of one Jesus Of Nazareth-who
had, among other strange things, awakened
little girl from the slumber Of death, raised
from her bier the only son of a widow, and
called living from the tomb man three days
dead-that Sarah bethought her of q baby hand
which had rested for an instant ON another
baby's pulseless heart. And she made tremhling
inquiry rs TO the place Of the young leaders
mrtA And wondered and prayed.
Copyright, 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

arms once more.
Strange how that wavering
lamplight fell upon little
Nathan, warming the waxen
pallor of his face and hands
till one would almost think
that he only slept deeply and
sweetlyl
Mother wiIl be here soon,
little son." she whispered;
you win not be alone long"
The young mother Of the
enild looked wonderfully rested
md refreshed after her brief
lumber.
How fine and soft they
are!" she said as she touched
the linen bands with fingers
that still shook q little. Il
cannot thank you enough for
your kindness. And she raised
her Swallowed blue eyes to
Sarah's dark ones.
I need no thanks" Sarah
answered. And she meant it.
See, here is q small blanket
that was my beby's. I can
put it in this unused man
ger beside you :" As she
spoke she was filling the
wooden trough with clean
sweet hay. He can sleep
safely and Sweetly there, and
tomorrow when you are
stronger room can be made in
the inn"
With gentle hands she laid
the baby in his imprOvised
cradle in the deep manger.
Never have I seen such q
child" she said slowly as she
stood gazing down upon him,
though that is a singular
thing for a woman to say who
has had and lost her oWn!"
HE Is not like other chill
dren," said the mother gently.
And as Sarah rastened away
between the rows of quiet
beasts she smiled through the
tears that filled her eyes.
So say all the mothers
Of little sons!
As she crossed the open
space between the stables and
the courtyard of the inn she
could see approaching in the
yelled radiance OF the star
vague Shapes Of roughly clad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

IN OONL1GHT? But this
1WU was the dark of the
moon, which in any case would
be shining upon the front Of
the inn, while this large
apartment was an upper room
In the back!
Come to the window, my
dear" said Nathan as Sarah
dried her eyes with q desper-
ate effort at self control.
There is no moon now, and
yet-loOkt"
"A start" whispered Sarah,
her breath still thick with sobs
as they gased from the win
dow that looked across the
courtyard to the fine new farm
buildings belonging to the
INN.
But a new start" Nathan's
tone was puzzled-almost wor-
riei- Never have I seen it be-
foFe-and never such a start"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

ana when he came, she her
eelf had barely escaped death.
The door of the room opened
TO admit Nathan, his face
gray and drawn-looking In
the Wavering light Of the
hand-lamp that he carried. A
sudden pang Of pity darted
through Sarah's heart at the
sight Of him. She was at last
removed from the activity and
noise and laughter of the busy
inn. Only echoes reached
her here. But Nathan must
be m the midst of it. And
one cannot thrust ones griefs
upon those who have jour-
neyed far and are weary. For
the taxation decree Of the
Roman Emperor had brought
f1Ocking back to the town
great numbers of those who
had long since left 1t for
AosneS elsewhere.
Forgetting his own pain,
Nathan folded his wife in his
strong arms, stroking her
bowed dark head until the
storm had spent itself some
what, his own heavy eyes
fastened upon the quiet little
shape on which the clear
moonlight now fell through
the window in q long shaft.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17

miiveleti terveket dolgozott XII es
felhivasokat intezett az idcgen-
legi6ban szolgal6 nemetekhez,
akiknek szama oft mintegy otvcn
szazalekra rugott, ARA hivta fel
oket, hogy szokjenek meg es par
atoljanak at hozza. A riff hegysG-
gekben nagyszabasu fegyvcr- es
loszer csempeszetet szervczott
meg.
A riffek ellen vegul Francia-
orszag osszefogott Spanyolor-
szaggal es szovetsegeseknek
Amerika is repulogepeket bocsa-
tott rendelkezesre. Repiil6rajok
bombaztak a falvakat es elpusz-
titottak termest. A riffkabilok
ilyen harci eszk0zokkel szemben
tehetetlenekke valtak. Abd-el-
Krim kenytelen volt megadni
magat, hogy nepet megmentse.
Elszallitottak Madagaszkarba es
Oft el ma is szamkivetesben.
Klemm attert .muzulman hitre
es pasa m6djara cit haremeben.
Amikor laba alatt egett talai,
hegyek koze menekiilt, de csap-
daba keriilt. Elfogtak es hadit0r-
venyszek ele allitottak, amely
halalra itelte. A kivegzest szeren-
csesen elkerulte es most a fe-
gyencek taboraban vegez kemeny
munkat az idegenlegionak ITALIAN
utols6 nagystili kalandora.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17

kabilokhoz, Abd-el-Krim vezer-
kari f6n0ke lett hosszas hare
ban, amelyet riff torzsek folly
tattak Marokk6ban a spanyolok-
kal es franciakkaL kes3bb elfog-
tax, a francia haditorvenyszek
halalra itelte, vegil pedig anyja
kegyelmi kervenyt intezett a
francia miniszterelnokhoz, mire
kegyelmet kapott es jogot SEER
zett ARA, hogy eletenek hatrale-
vo reszet Guyanaban, "az eleve-
mex polka ban ellie lie.
A vilaghaboru alatt Klemm
megtartotta eskiijet, amelyet az
idegenlegi6nak tett es Franciaor-
szagot szolgalta. Batorsaga es
elelmessege elobbre vitte a fatal
embert a sergeant rangig, amit
az idegenlegioban nehezebb kive-
rekedni, mint masutt a kapitany-
sagot. 1922-ben lefokoztak, meg
pedig = sajat kijelentese SEE
rint igazsagtalanul, csak azert,
hogy megalazzak. Klemm elkese-
redeseben megsz0kott, iild0zobe
vettek, de az utolso pillanatban
sikerult elernie a riffkabilok
frontjat es Abd-el-Krimhez me-
nekUlt. A bizalmatlan t0rzsfonok
AIT hitte, hogy Klemm csak szin-
lelte szokest es kemkedni akar,
bar riffkabilok akkor meg csak
Spanyolorszaggal hadakoztak es
csak kesobb leptek fel Franciaor-
szaggal szemben is. Klemm ADD
el-Krim lovagiassagara hivatkoz
va k0ny0rgott eleteert. Eleinte
szigoru megfigyeles alatt ALT, de
kes0bb vakmer0 kirohanasokat
intezett spanyol er6dvonal ell
len, az egyes er6doket elvagta az
utanp6tlastol es ezeknek helyor-
sege csak oft menekiilt meg, ahol
spanyol repulog6pek ugyneve-
zett jeglepenyt ledobva megov-
tax az elcsigazott katonakat a
szomjanhalast6l.
A volt legionarius katonai ere
nyeit vegul elismertek es Abd-el-
Krim mem ketelkedett t0bbe meg
bizhat6sagaban. Harmincharom
ewes volt es ket ev alatt HADN'T
veletek katonai iranyitoja, xiii
iigyminiszter es propaganda sal
tofon0k lett. Eur6pai mintara
megszervezte riffkabilok tiizer-
seget, terkepeket keszitett, had
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17

keresked6osztaly alkotott, de er-
re flank mem igen mutattak TO-
gekonysagot. Azutan felvonult a
lathataron a leghaj6zas, szindus
romantikaval. Most azonban XII
vesz6ben van egy mask roman
tikus terulet, kiabalo, izgalmas
konyvek hattere, ugy latszik,
egeszen elhalvanyul: - a francia
idegenlegi6.
Radio, sok szaz mertfoldes au-
t6utak melyen be a Szaharaba,
hatalmas aut6buszok, amelyek
mar fele utat megjarjak Tim
buktuig, amint arrol alig ne
hany het elott szemelyesen meg
gy6zodtem - mindez kimeletie-
MIL tepdesi a fatyolt az osszes
rejtelmekrol; Szaharat olyan
biztonsagossa teszi, mint London,
a kemeny, napbarnitotta idegen-
legiora pedig JOAN, mindennapi
eletet er6szakol hely0rsegi va
rosban. Mar csak nehany .elsza-
kadt torzs tart Xxi delmarokk6i
hegyi erodeiben a franciakkal
szemben. A titokzatos Hoggar, a
maya bekot0tt arcu tuaregjeiveL
akik furge feher teveken nyargal
max, ITALIAN mar nemsokara a tu-
ristak gyilekez6helye lesz.
Talan az ut6bbi idok legkalan-
dosabb idegenlegiobeli regenye-
mex Chatter az eszakafrikai silva
tag; szokes es menektiles, azutan
kalandos vallalkozasok Afrika
ragyog6 nagyfenyeben es hegyvi-
dek jeges hidegeben, vegul be-
fejezes: eletfogytiglan...) utols6
fejezete ir6dott meg, amikor
Klemm Jozsefet, nemet kalan-
dort es szerencselovagot, Marti-
Mere fegyenchajon rettegett
fogolytelepre, Guyana partjaira
szallitottak.
Sem a ''Beau Geste'', sem mas,
az idegenlegio elet szornyiisegeit
leir6 elbeszelesek mem kozelitilx
meg izgalmassagaban ennek a
ferflunak a tapasztalatait, aki
Metzben 1913-ban megszok0tt a
nemet hadseregbol, azutan nyolc
esztend6n at harcolt az idegen-
legioban, atesett megprobaltata
sokon, nelkiil0z0tt es vakmer0
cselekedeteket hajtott vegre,
Azutan ujra megsz0k0tt, ezuttal
az idegenlegiob6l, atpartolt riff
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
Az IDEGENLEGIo
LEGNAGYOBB KALANDORA
Irta: Lady Drmnmond- Hay.

Romantika es kalandorsag val
toznak korral es mind sziikebb
terre szorulnak, inert napjaink-
ban a civilizacio mozival, radio
val es gramofonokkal fold leg
eldugottabb reszeire is elhatol.
Vege azoknak szep idoknek,
amikor a wikingek, lovagok, a
rezboru indianusok, a F0ldk0zi
tenger kalozai hadakoztak; ell
mutt a Macy feifedezesek kora,
mesek es a romantika, amely az
ifjusagot lelkesitette, buzditotta,
az 0regeket pedig fiatalos erovel
es h0si almokkal tolt0tte ell.
Azutan modern detektivek es
rejtelmes kemhist6riak kora k0-
vetkezett. Ez mar kevesbe Iowa
gias; eltintek a magasabbrendii
elvek, amelyek megis az igazi ka-
landos t0rtenetek mozgatoi vol
tax. A gepiesse tett haboru XII
lonbseget nemi isnlero oldoklese a
haborut szinte megfosztotta To-
vagi es regenyes izetol. Kevesbe
sikerult kiserleteE napjaink ban
az orias aranyu kereskedelmi Is
ipari vallalkozast igyekeznek ne
mi romantikus nimbnsszal felru-
hazni, amelyet egy alromantikus
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
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