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A PLEASANT TONIC
phone 270
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES
The Inst week tn April, 1910, will
be numbered among Itio dull weeks
of the. ycnr In u grAt hiuny lines
of IjiisIiicsj. So far ns Ihc retail
trade of tho city Is concerned, the
beginning of the summer exodus or
city residents has mi effect that must
be taken Into consideration. The
absence of our own people Is felt par
ticularly nlong Fnrt street ami In
the markets. Tho steamers Sierra
nnd Wllholmlnn. that loft during (he
week, took a large nmnlier of fami
lies who will, ho spending the money
tliat usually goes for Honolulu
household supplies. In traveling ex
penses ai:J atnorig merchants of the
mainland. This shortage, If It may
be so termed, will soon he made up,
doubtlets, .by tho coming of the sum
mer tourists, Meanwhile, the ho
teU aro having dull days, nnd tho
mcrcnntllo houses find it necessary
to enter to the demands of the lefii
wealthy residents who spend their
summer In "tho Islands. '
Stocks.
Stocks during the week have suf
fered a slump, followed by a fair re
vival of strength nmong the cheap
stocks. Olan and Mcllrlde dropped
to Ii.25 nnd 5. SO, respectively, und
after a block of over one thousand
shares of Olan had been disposed of
nt fi.2!, thoso two stocks, which
havo usually run on about the same
level, recovered to G.TS nnd C, re
spectively. This Inrgo sale of Olaa
Is a fair snmplo of what happens In
the local stock market when the pub
lic gets nu Idea that the Heller of
nny largo block of stock Is" willing
to takp the market price, or, In other
words, what ho can get for his bo
curlty, Forty-eight hours after the
Bale of Olaa had been made nt G.25,
one hundred nnd fifty shares of tho
name, stock sold at JG.
Among tho more stnble stocks of
the list, 15 wn hns advanced to 34.75
and I) held strong at 34.87S. Oahu,
which has ordinarily followed Kwa
in the advance, remains stationary
at 30 nnd 30.125. Hawaiian Com
mercial dropped to 4'2.i5 on a sale
of fifty shares, but so far ns known
itie market was cleaned up of stock
to.be, had nt such n price, ' Hfiwal
, Ian Sugar Is held' nt CO, with bids
' o 00,60 nnd no stock coming out
Ilnnokun' has been rather weak with
out any particularly, good rcntou, nnd
over m hundred shares sold Fri
day forenoon "nt '20. l'loueer linn
finally dropped off'tn $225, with very
little, coming out, ,lala sold aI 15u
for nix shares', tnd Is now hold at
1C2.6Q. Haiku Is held nt' the, same
figure. Ponuhau sold at 29.25, and
, closed on Friday nt 28.75 hid and
29 nskeJ.
'fio talcs of"" Wolnlun havo been
made, nii'd the demand has not been
very Bhnrp for hU stock; The Fri
day quotation was 132.50 bid, but
this price does not attract any sell
ers. Tho" juices at Walalua' were
running rnthor low n sucrose eary
In, tbo season, but It Is understood
that n splendid record Is now
beng made both in the amount of
ctine takon to the acre and, the per
centage of sugar In the juice.
Very little buelnesa hns been done
in stocks .other than sugar. Mutual
Telephone, has sold ut 12.50, and Ha
waiian, 1'lncnpplo as low as 27.50,
One O. It.' & I.. Co, bond sold nt
102.75, nnd n Uapld Transit C per
cent, Rold tho samo day at 107,60,
An Hllo Hallway C per cent, scild at
9S, and two Olaa 6s nt 94.50.' '
Rumors havo been current during
tho weok that tbo money situation
will bo considerably caBlcr Immedi
ately the bulk, of (axes are paid the
middle of next month! This predic
tion teems reasonable, ns the money
BITTERMEAQ
Ry crof ts Fountain
Is now beginning to coma In from
returns of KUgar sales. It Is, never-'
theless. truo that a great amount of.
money has been sent out. and Is still
going out on Investments and spec
ulations on the mainland enterprises,
nnd tho loss of this money Is rcrtnln
to be felt In the local market, ns
seme of the people will probably send
gcod money after bad.
Bcnner, Insurance Man.
J. W. Farwell, manager of the llfo
Insurance department of the Henry!
Watcrhnuse Trust Company, left for!
Seattle this week., Ho Is to take aj
general agency for tho Gcrmanlnl
I.lfe.wlth headquarters In Seattle,
ana the opportunity is n very excel
lent one.
, Mr. K.lwln llenner Is to tnko
charge of the Insurance, department
of the Henry Wnterhouxn Trust Co.
He hits for several years handled the
fire Insurance, and bo will now tnke
ovec the management of the life ns
well, nVul will probably make nn nc
tlvo campaign for tho Pacific Mutual
of California.
Satisfied With.McBryde.
J, P. Cooke Issued a statement this
week on the condition of.Mcfirydo
plantation, following the return of
Mr. Cooke nnd II. P. Baldwin from u
tour of Inspection. This statement
wns published In tho II u 1 1 e 1 1 n
and goes-fully Into the details of
what the agents lire doing. The
principal feature about It Is that Mr.
Cooke states the agents nro Mitlsllod
with tho progress of water develop
ment, nnd the shortcomings of the
present crop will, according to nil
reasonable prospects, bo mado up by
the crop'of 1911, when tho water
needed will have been secured.
Contractors Combine.
J, I.. Young nnd E. .1. Lord hnvo
formed a corporation for .doing n
general construction ni:il contracting
business. This is one of the, strong
est combinations that has' coma Into
this field In somo time. Mr. Ycung
has been In charge at the construc
tion woik of the Federal government
In connection with the uimy, nnd Is.
nn expert In hU line. Mr. Iori Is
well known, having handled many
Important, contracts locally and be
ing Hpoi.la.lly equipped for tho prnc
tl:nl side of eu.h work ns the Fed
eral government wUI have, on hand
hero for the next II vo or lei: yearH.
Telephone Buildimr.
With the new Mutual Telcphono
building nenrlpg completion, Mr,
Hummel, the telcphono construction
expert, scores n gient success as nn
architect and, builder. When this
new building w.is planned, the nrehl
tccta nnd contractors of tho city
placed the price nt $30,000. Mr,
Hummel declared that tbo building
could be built in first-class shape, for
125,000. He was given the oppor
tunity to make good, and ho did.
This building Is ono of the finest in
the city, so far as fulfilling nil tho
lequirenients of n modern Class ..
structure are concerned.
Telephones.
Now telephones will bo Installed
within tho next, few months, and the
city, will havo an opportunity for
testing the' Automatic, that makes
every man Ills ,ovn' "central," AI-
though the general Impression has
pre'aled that telephone, rntes nro to
bo raised for the business bouses mid
tho country, ths U denied .by those
In chargo of tho system, People
who are buying stock of the tele
phone company nt 12.50 are doing
to on the supposition that the com
pany will bo paying' one per cent, n
month by (he first of the year, be-
EVEII!f(? PPLtETllt.
f ' ' ' . . i ' - ",4 t ' .1
BEVERAGE
Ing nble. to. tlo ro bocnuso operating
pxpeiucs will he reduced nnd tho Ill
tome of the properly Increased. Time
will tell bow the pulilla Is In get off.
Ee I Estate Inquiry. '
lieal eatate has experienced tho
s tuo dnllnem that' has run through
l . other lines during the month. All
tho realicMluto mon, however, report
that there Is n steady iirrensi- In
the Inquiry for real estate In nil
parts of the city. Not nil tho tain
results in sales, but the situation Is1
Very healthy. The Knlimikl hand'
Company Is doing n very steady busi ,
Iness In the disposal of its suburban i
lots. Among those contemplating
building In tbo near future nt Kal-i
mukl nro Tom Church and J. S.
Clill.ls.
Intcr-Island Traffic.
One nf the .most important pieces
of lc'gUlntlon that has passcil Con
gress as regards Hawaii Is tho
-pcomoMle
Built by the Lo:cmcbib Co. of America, Bridgeport, Conn.
The "3C" Losomobile Tturine Car, Shaft-Drive, 120 inch
Wheel Eate. Will tun in 35-foct ctreet withcut backing.
4 Speeds end Reverse, Locomobile Ignition and Locomo
bile Mfl'Tiefo, Bronze Entice Bed, Brcnze Gear Cisc. 40
actual h. p.
Like any perfectly designed,
perfectly built piece of mach
inery the LOCOMOBILE
cost? mere than the cheap
kind, but it is infinitely more
satisfactory, Safer, more
Durable, .more Reliable
Cheapest in the end.
The"30"Shaft-Driyo Lls22SiJJ The'WChain.Drivi"
W
Schuman Carriage Co., Ltd.,
Merchant Street
HOtlOI-ULU. T H SATCKPOr PK
nnietulmcnt pla"d In tho railroad
bill of the. House i-xlcndljil; tbo pro
villous i f the luter-slnto commerce
law lo thn transportation rervlcr be
tween ihu Islands of tho Territory.
It 1.4 pftsstblq for Congress (l do this,
nlthnugli the tratllc Is not Inter
state, llnwiill, bolng u Territory. Is
subject to Federnl law, Just whnt
effect this new rule will have on
Inter-Inland tranvportntltm rates Ix
not yet known, but It will be a rea
sonable, gunr.intriiiigiilnst tcuntlngln
favor of the largo Interests. Junt
1'uw uiui'li of this has been done Is
not known, hut rebating has figured
very largely In somo of .the wnter
trnnipo'rtalloii companies doing bus
Inosi.wlth (ho people of Hnwnll. Pre
sumably this wl'.l nil be stopped vol
untarily. .
Furious M. F. II. Dlil ynu tread
on Hint hound, tlrt I'lbuu Sports
man Me? Why, I haven't been off
my Iioko n'l claj'. Punch.
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SO jjlii
4 GOOD
Soda Works
Why Congress Opposed
Prohibition For Hawaii
A full transcript it obtainable of iho proceedlngH.lMifornllio Snato Com
mittee oil Pacific Islands and Porto fllco when John 0. Woolley attempted
to show that the people, of Hawaii aro Incapable of self government, Tho
official transcript of the proceedings Is ns follows:
. Friday, February 11, 1910.
rue committee met at iu:ao a. in.
Present: Sminlors Dopew (chair-
man). I'llfK. Wnmer. Fletcher mil
,urcc"-
Hon. Charles Curtis, Senator from
Kansas; Hon. Js Knlnnlanaole. Iiele-
gate from 'Hawaii; (ieorge 11. MC
Clellan. lepre-entliig Hie Chamber of
CommeiM- and the Merchants' Asmi
.latlun. f Honolulu; lion, John O.
Woohcy, of Honolulu, eupellntendent
of the Alitl-Salocn League; Itev. Kd-
win C. Dinwiddle, chairman of tho
.pc.nianent temperunco committee of
She Kviuigeltcal Lutheran Church.
national eieciorai superinieniicni or
the international Order of Hood
luiuiHiiin, uiiu Tire-iMi-musiii. in mu
i. .!
.Nntlon.il iiiler-Cliuri'li TcinperonCH
Federation; Mrs. Margaret Dye'KI-
lis; national legislative nuperlnten-
dent. Winiinn'M Chrlstlmi Tenii.or-
'the Chulrmaii (Senator Depew).
wall passed ii liquor law In 1907;
thai .under the law a'board of li
cense coiumUsloiieru had been creat
ed In ea.h county; that these license
commissioners we,u appointed by
the governor and had absolute power
to giiiut llceusci, withhold licenses,
or take away licences, nnd thai; Ii
, they chose they" could establish pro
hibition In the Islands of Hnwnll. I
' understand that Mr. Woolley claims
that they fulled to perform their du-
, ties.
t'enator Curtis. Mr. Chairman, ns
the Intiodiicer of tbo, bill, I wish to
Mute that, nil perhnpit tho committee.
know, we have In Kunsas nbholute
piohlbltloi:, and bad 1 represented
the ucnllnicnt of the people of my
Stale nnd my own feeling 1 should
hnvo made, this bill 6ue of nbsoluto
prohibition.
We have provided In the bill that
Itquo.s may be sold upon tho ccrtlfl
luiej or nrcsctliittons of nbvslchins.
ami u hoit may fornix!) liquors to his
guests. Pcrtounlly 1 should have
nu objection to adding to the bill that
llquo.H might be sold. for mechanical
n.,, I sclentlllc purposei.
now, in rorercnie to tho protests
which hnvo been lllc'il, I nm going
tH-k Mr. Dluwlddlu nnd Doctor
v.noiicy in answer tno olijec.tlcmi
niiliie by (bo prliue,' becnuso they
have studied tho miestloii more thor
oughly than I huvu dolie. 1 may stale
unco tin on; Airs. May P. sparks, of nl to tho passage or. the bill, and I ;' ; ;., . .. i.i ......
NnW Jprsoy. "cif the Woman's Chris-, should like to, knew Hie reasons V. I . n?n.h ffPfn I?J,nA.trU"".
i'"" T?5,pernce Unl"! "',cr mtJ Vrt?.lh ,"Jl,VIfiBd0(?:n,'s..laB.0'.. tdoIi'-tTnow where HfS.&l,lhno8uiu
.ri.u. v.i. .ii. iiuuuci, jiiuii i inwtccil, iUktl
Nnnnfn- IHIPU nu Vflll WAF,i IWlt llAfn, Tliu rlmlrmnn Vn. .in..' nrAnAdrf
nt"the la', t ineet.ngl wlT, stali that WOOLLEY's' 'sfATfeMkNT;' "W ftXi goodnnd".
the Delegate from Hawaii prcfnntcd Mr. Woolley. t wns my Intcn- ?"?VJ, I iJr ?.i.m?t ,!" .if. '.Jn"
the law In lelatlon to licenses in the ,0n, .Mr. Chairman and Senators, tq dMuSof tb.Xi nR .
Tenltory. under which he claims uinke my part of this discussion ut ,. 'X X!L. LImiT l?,". .
.i,. .i. i..i.i ...i. ..,.. . ii..t n..i'. ...... ... ..!-... - ... -.i upper millstone, getting sharper and
uiui iiiv icfiDiu.itu iiiiiiiiiiiii iji iiii-iirc
In iiajxlnir Hint ilm 'nipiiinrlnl ..rn.ltho liquor dealers' liearlleHs and dls-
lented by tho Dolegato answers the i nutrous exploitation. After Kame--ibjectlon
to this proposed loglsln- hamehn I, tl)e kings thennolves, with
Hon, nnd I want to cull your utten- bldcous regularity, went hotfoot to
linn tn ttin Inniriiiiirn 'in wlilph f ro I their ornvpu li urnv nf .IrltiV. l.nl thn
for. He states lii his brief or me- people, by tho teaching nnd example i Michael Cudahy. This Information was
morlnl. found In tho Senate proceed- of the missionaries, the tabu of the disclosed today by friends of th Cu
Ings. iteeord or February 7, iiagolcrown. nnd finally the written law, """y family, following the depjrturo
1503. that- wero well preserved." nut when King of '0,'nB Cudahy last night. 1
When the people of Hawaii gave Kalukaun, under the ceaseless, cruel, Michael Cudahy returned from'Knn
up their independent government to mercenary pressure of the liquor.8? clty n"'y n ''y T two ago and,
hecomo a Tenltory of tho United trado, declared his subjects game for n"ur llIs arrival, Jack Cudahy' who
States ,thoy know that Congress liquor sellers, they perished like wild boforo had remained secluded n bis
would or necensiiy nave plenary le-i
gal uuthiirlty to legltlnle on any sub
Jet whatever affecting tho Territo
ry; in other words, that while the
Congress, by tho orgnnicact, reserv
ed certain legislative powers to It
self and conferred certain nlhorH on
the Territory, tho legal power to leg -
(lain, on nil subjects affecting thoso
Islands would btill Inhere. In tho Con
gress. ' That Is n true statement ns to tho
power of Congress, Wo have the
tnme, power nnd the same uuthority
to leglslnto for Hawaii that we have
to legislate ror Now Mexico or Arl-
zona or' tho DUtrlct ot Columbia
and If Congress delegated any pow
er to them and they are evading or
misusing that power, It they hnvo
enacted a law and are not teeing that
I( Is enforced, the- position I take ."Must ue Sober."
Is that we have the right nnd the And It Is therm people that hold
power to pass a, law on the subject,! In tier hands tho voting power of
mm io see inai proper legislation u
uuucicu,
wmnnr?
I'WW.fPH
FOB THE AKlETITE
lj i :
With this brief statement 1 will
nik tho chairman nnd the members ,:"",,,,,'-,, '.i, ,. .
of the commltteu to listen to Doctor '""'."f., g ..? ...X. i. J' UTT
Woolley or Mr. Dlnwldde. SJffifteJ"J m" "LI?
Mrwoolley. Mr. Chairman. - t'H,'! .'l,,S5,BMIK5
really hnvo no choice about the way ""' 'lno;,ef1,!0l?lIe?,a,,eh"
tho henrlng tlial proceed. I hnvo f,'v'i A0"?,","', "L",,' ''j;, 'h,?i i'
been heard before Uil mmmltieQr WViu iEVhk 7n f?. Lu if .hi J.' ,'i
nnd. (r th,. prince has hny .l.olco' "'Vl'li VoVt lfrhlllZ?,nJ
about It wo would be glad lo near '" J1' ",',l n,'f L!l "''"J' ,Jl, ' i,.
from him first, und then tr lo riu "'"'J11 ' t'L "i?rBT im.J
swer lilm. Or I might proceed iioVAJ"1.'"? 'I'1' fl. n" U,' "'J,'"
will, gci:en,l statementKof the con- iu SLi It wl .1 .."iJ'V,"0
dltlons In Hawaii, and then the vi ?ia,dly d.r. h$e "q.uor
prince might be h.jnnl, nnd thenj''?' '...''-.Tiivl Vo Zm T Tt
Mr. Dinwiddle close. i.r'.L. ,"J ... ! ",0 "1? be".t
Tim Cliairman. am rlgnt.
Mr. Dinwiddle. That will bo sat-'
i - '
iBiutiur,. ,
Delegate Kalanlanaole. I would
rather hear tho proponents of the
mensure. I am here simply icpre-
hpiiHiii. Ilm 'iVrrllnrv llii.t U iii.iwSi..
ChalrmunT
uiiiKiy unci ill now 01 1110 iiiyi ..(- n,i rlii,llnc fin .....
I, ,fn'yVe.onl,;,fen",?o,ir.n,itrene Tt -"".- J&&Fvi25 &Z
.'"nLy. . li'JlT1.1 ..! uW.!a.1..,?'i'!.!n"-con.nl.:ed. alien most-
that
wh
Whatever tpo lal problem of Ha
in.
he desires to know exactly our posl-f f- '" ' ".'Z' lhi'! IT a, , ": l":
lion on this measure perhaps IMin.1 .& '.hJir'n. d '' 1 eVer
better go a little more fully Into Ihe . ldh ' or n r?h iShf tS
miestloii However I nhiilf hot" lie ! K . ,u"or ?m IIWtXUHes Of tno
i, !,, "'-v!r. i ann "ot ue imnUc. ftm, :0i000 Portuguese,
waii-one would speak about It seemsil'.'V"" "V""" :;,"'
iin..n..n;i. ... . t t.n.. ,...i S"nlte and lis immovable
iiiiiupaiuiv iu (ittoa tu it nitnviiv jiuua-
lug In something like an attitude q(
reverence before tho beauty and sal
ubrity of the land. From the white
surf that wreathes tbo coral shares
to the white squadrons of the clouds
, that maneuver about' tho summits of
their central mountains, tho Islands
luy a spell of loveliness upon the
mind that makes for quietness mid
for goodness nnu for truth
In point of Innate amiability nnd'
piety the people riiatch the landscape 1 '.?" "','' ",,H " ' ". '"";. kT
and tho climate. Hut In the kind Jm"?11', V
of ruggedno-s required to resist thelf'1"' ''" lltt " '
degrntlon
of alcoholic Indulgence
they nro very weak. Yet, while tho
liquor trnlllc Is sanctioned nnd pro
tected' in tho Territory tho natives
will patronize It. They are ambi
tious to he civilized; nnd to them
civilization means Imitation of 'the
whl.to man Mb virtues mostly, and
" toiumui vh-o,
Duu-ii to tbo lelgn of Knlnkaun,
tho last of the Hawaiian kings, the
common neonlo were protected from
fowl in the snures ot tne pot hunters.
Tne linwauan drinks, iiko tn
Amerlciin Indian, for the fell, h.
pulton of the liquor. Kverybody iec -
ognlzea this that knows Hawaii, but
tn ninl.n Ilm furl stnli.l mi. tnnrn
sharply here, I offer n stntoment of
'tne nignest unlive autliorlty thal (t,"'"'"."""" " riv"w i" "uvo ioiiow
the Hawaiian Delegate to Congress-
reported In nn Interview In the I'a'
tiflc Commercial Advertiser, tho on"
y morning dally newspaper In lo
nnlulii:.
The Hawaiian, unfortunately, floes,
not drink fur tho taste of the liquor.
no drinks to
got drunk, and the li
quor that, will make him drunk soon
est is the liquor he wants, if ha
ran get drunk on one drink, ho Is
callsfled, nnd'he will drlilk anything
mat win produce mat effect.
me Territory. They aro not unfit
tq hold It cither, In the ordinary
y
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ronttprs of public. Infrjrfst,. for the
most nf thom are , sober, honest,
cliurc'igolng, tiild-fearliig' men, who,
left to tlnjnlvlves' wheii the tiuestlon
; Is plain sailing, rail lie depended on
i to think right and vote right. Hut
. In the kind of sfrengtli and clever-
, ness required to ijny the game of
liquor politics the strongest,' toOgh-
' est, most il'lflsh, strorjiiousl constant,
and lonslsteiit iiolltlcs on earth
they are as lumbs negotla'tlng hun
gry woiveit.
Kven the strong, rich. Intellectu
al white men of the Islands, rollego
bred nnd backed by centuries of self-
i .. ,,....- -,... ...
, -M i"" e,r .""JS
their call for such a, purpose. Hut
H,J ,r. i ,r .r...i-.. !... 1ia
' ?h Jy,Ar'a !,?"a "' ??. '" ,ay. SoId ?
il riuriuiiiiiaiiiii in iniiv. uil iniinn i ii
h.i'uejtjoirwso bristly, so feline In
,h,r,-.', ,,, .:; ,,,. .
","' " '' , """ , ,;, "" ,r ",,
fl'"." nnd mPM"c ns tho liquor
. ," ii,r. iu ,. r,ii .,..i i
.. ' J'1 "' oelal spec nele In
hntc to sec It. Ten thousand Anclo-
'.Jiaxoiu people, trained, masterful.
unrcwd, skillful, acquisitive;' all
these, n nether millstone, harder than
Krenltennd -is Immovable -ns the
mountains tlu: fjrm the core of the
Island's! and '.etween them 40,000
natives, as gentle, cheery, and, gen
erous as i'ij uur.shliio, beln? i' usb
cd to plo',t, w'Jlle the liquor trnds
rnkeg up the r'tlful small chan,-
remaining of the richest fortuno Ood
over packed Into so small a country.
Their lands are gone; their houses
aro noo'r- their nnnnrtnnttv la'lnat
J their outlook Is nothing but to be
;"''," V.V-- '? ...-V.i'f5...0"1. u.
rnco forever.
(To be Continued.)
CUDAHY AND HIS
- .. WIFE TO REUNITE
Reconciliation Said to Have B-n
Brought About by Hit
Father.
I.OS ANOEI.RS, April 9. Jack
Cudahy Is on his way to Kansas City
and a reconciliation with his wife Is
In sight, the estrangement caused by
the UIIU Incident, having been patch-
en up uy me young rnan'a ruthcr.
Mlrlinnl Pti.Uhv Ttifc InfA..ii '
". iiiuuaiuu ui i-asiuiuna, icgai
'" i'i"-r mus ma menus, mie
yo treuKtlj to tho report that tho
.clac' - Cudahy mission of peace had
uccpeded.
I John MOSS. Ilia Chauffeur. Who Is
alleged to havo aided In tho attack
ed his employer here and to bi) etlll
in niuing soinewnero in mis ciiy.
'
Second Right Is the onjy cure for
a case of. love at first sight. .
NOTICE.
Members of Damlen Council No.
fiG3, Y, M, I., are requestod to meet
ni ureier uau on Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock to attend the funeral
of our late brother, Thomas Wall
Carroll,
II. P. O'SUM.IVAN,
IH.1 Iltiltm (ir iimur nfithnj Itinn IIia
4CQC-U
Secretary,
C
y
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