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KLAMATH VAUaV,
NHHDAY, APK1X it, 1M
MEXICAN FEDERALS
RESISTING, ABLY
CRISIS SEEMS OVER
mooiiav Mmmafn mas founh
.VI CiMKAT ANTI.AMMMOAN
FKKLINO, MOT SMUVN OS.
i.i:hx AHOOT ANHWUMOM
Moray U Applegate arrive la the
city Uit evealag ? lrrnneleee,
on vllt to bis urtM, Captain aad
Uri. I. P. Applegala. Mr. ApplngaU
returned jMt rassatly to Ike UaWed
Male from Meatea, where he he
Ikh.ii located tor Mm past lira yean.
II u tht mini HNritli4t of
tbo I'aelde Trspisal FmiK rsmpaay,
una bee the MMNMt of the plan
uiloni of the PaclSe Const rnilt caw
lnr and tk Ben Mm Fruit eeov
Pnr. which are located near Kan
Mm, Teple territory, en lbs weal
rout of Mexico. The Garlic Trnp
I.aI Fruit company represents tk ba
imna trade of the Pacific com! of
Mritro,
Mr Applegate elatea that Ihlaga
wrm In ginning lo look a ditto Inter
ntlng In liU section Juit before be
U (t for the United Hlatea. II u not
known whether or not the federals or
revoliilloitlita would be vlrturlou,
ami whrther there would be Interven
lion by llir United Stale government.
"The Madero government," aald
Mr Applegate laal evening, "had
reached a Hilon where II iwmwl
on llir forge of rollepae, and tka only
Iium of tlm federals waa In euccc
fully milling tho forrca of Oroiro at
Torrron. Tito rratllt eeemed o
iloulitful Dial the gravest concern waa
frit ronrrrnlng the outcome, la It la
the Kinrral opinion that the mainten
ance of the Mailrro government la the
only hope of-peare In Mealen, eeUe
from American Intervention.
"rtlnro the federal troopa liavo
lm n tlm alilllty lo aurreaafillty meet
Ihn ulttiatlon It looka a If the rrlata
U punt. Tho aland of I'rrdilent Taft
In Inking tho aide of Madero liaa been
of KN'Ot benefit Id tho federal, M
Iia alio lit notion In cndjng arma
for l lie protection of American ml
ilrnt. All of the wealthier rlaaa and
properly owner and more enllght
cnl of the Mexican am aupporllng
Madcm, ami If the government sue
(rnU In mnlnlaln Itaelf a few week
IniiKiT I believe that a reaction will
icl In again! the revolution, and
peace nml order will enaue.
"Contrary to many reports the
Mrdcnn havo all own a remarkable
consideration for Ihn Americana In
giving protection lo both life and
prop rty. There have been a few lo-Ind-il
rniea whew Americana have
tern vlcllma, but Iheae have been
mom the accldenta of general war
faro mich aa might be expected In any
country In a atale of revolution. Dur
ing my two year conalant residence
ami cloao connection with the Mel
Iran I bave found no general antl
American feeling In that country, be
APPLICANT FOR
BEAT IS REFUSED
UH'NCII. TAKKM UNVHUAI AC
TION' US gCKHTION OP AHIMR
ANT Hilt' PkAOK Or C1TV IH
IIDKIIAN It. A. Addlaon'a application for a
I laco on Hie police force waa turned
town by tho council lait night. When
City llecorder T'-cmaa IT. NIcholM
lead tlm application Vrealdent Marlon
Hunk Mated that the applicant had
hm i onto to the city, and when the
lull cmno for a motion ho moved that
Hie application be rejected,
'"l.et'a don't bu haaty," pleaded
Councilman M. 0. Wllklna.
Mayor Vred T. Banderaon aald that
tliii uppllcant had boen here a year or
more, And waa the aon-ln-law or wn
Ham North. He urged caution on the
l'rl of hit municipal children be
tote thay voted the application down.
Whon tho question came to vote, o(
the alx councilman preaent the vote
mood aa follewa: Ayea Hanks, Al
rord, Fielder; nays Wllklna, Stans
hlr; not voting, Underwood.
yond a deep concern on the part of
the Mexican relative to Intervention
or annexation. The reporta In tkli
reaped have been greatly exagger
ated." Mr. Applegate will eoand about a
week la Klamath Falls, and will tken
return to tka compaay's headquarters
In San rraaeUeo to go over plana for
hi third rear' work, wklek will be-
ate en May I. He keUevea tkatlt will
eweaJyaakertUaaekelereMealeol
ceatreHed by Amerleaaa, not by an
neaatlea, but Ibreaah tkelr owner
aklp of lana aad central at knavaeat.
Asterleait oapMal baa already boagat
up nearly kaM 4 Mw beat kM it
Lbd ecaaMliam watk lfjl
Land can be bought very
In large tract, and with
praper 4velopaaent will become very
valnafcft anal brine la a beavy retarn
eat men!.
tin
Whew VecMhral Hrepier
am lo laaraVaMU kbM
fkyskal Ailment, Hat lo
AUowaace of Heart
United Prase Service
I'ARIB, April 10. According to
t'te "Crl de I'arla." the Klag of teala
iloea not vlalt Bordeaus solely for
Ihe purpose of being treated for phy
lat allmenU, am for heart trouble
aa well, an aValr d'asaaar. The paper
eaerta that each lima the klag vtaHs
Hie French seaport a noted Parle
beauty has buslaeas In the same elty.
The two met, saya the Journal, aboard
Atfonao'a yacht at a recent regatta.
FIRE HYDRANTS
AT FOUR POINTS
UKUIMMKXOATIO.V OK mMMIT-
Ti:H Hill TIIKIIt IXHTAI.I.ATIOX
HTIIIKt'K SXAtJ. THKV I1IMKM
TO rUHV KTOP
After roiialilerable illncimalou laal
night by the council on putting lire
hv.irmta ni four oolnt aa recom
mended by the fire committee through
Councilman Allen Htansblc, tho prop
ortion waa "alalled. The KlnU
named are Ninth and Mitchell street,
Ninth and Proanect alrceta, White
avenue and Fulton atreet, White avo-
nue and Upham atreet.
Prealdent Hank aald (hat hu want
ed to be aatlaflcil that the pronoaed
location would be beneficial to me
public.
"The flro committee Know wnai
It'a dolna. and would not ugget
theto placea If tboy wore not whero
tho fire plugs are needed," Aerled
Mayor Fred T. Randeraon.
"I don I know about mat," reionea
it,. ,.rn.i.ini. "I think we ought to
lake lime enough lolconaldcr the mat
ter, rather than to ruan it inrougn.
When the vote waa taken the reso
lution to put In the tiro hydrants was
not favored. r
TAR'S NOtlS MWHtSEO
HI NED YNI PU1F0III
Iteferrmlum, Hecall, llemocrallc Tar
iff Itevlalon loviiivtartl Oppoaen.
and Tariff bognl plan f Revision
and Aldrlclt Hank Wan Favored
tinned Press Service
ROOHKBTRR, April 10 Tho atate
..nnhiinn convention adopted a plat
form applauding Tart's worda. "I'atrl
otlam, wladom and undramatlo cour
age," denouncing the Initiative, refer
endum and recall, indorsing we wrm
w-.-j ni.n ni ravialon. condemning
the democratic house revision of tar
iff downward, and urging me Aionsu
bank plan.
Tho plank referring to Taft was
-1..A font nnkii and denounced
wuewjwui ww - .,i
the Judlelal reoaii. waprww
Prendergast of New York denounced I
the platform and said In part, "be-
cause men are prone to differ wltb
you and believe In Ike Initiative, ref
erendum and recall, It Isn't a sign
tkat Ikey are anarchists, aoclallaU or
agitators. You won't atop aoclsllam'a
spread until you show the people how
they can expect' relief from tho two
great parties. The people aa a whole
are not enjoying prosperity. With
Ihe spectacle Juat presented at Law
reace, Mass., don't close your oyes to
the fact that the country Is facing a
erlsla. We need remedies, not rhet
oric." He defended Roosevelt eloquently,
eleelrlfylag the galleries.
The convention adopted Ihe plat
form unchanged. There was no roll
call. A few scattering "Naea" were
uttered, aad the meeting adjourned.
Tke regular meeting of the knlgbta
of Hythtea will be held this evening
la the west hall of the Odd Fellqwa'
bulldteg. There wlM be three can
didate far the Rank of Htgulre, aad
all brothers aad vtevUag brothers are
requested to attend.
Y
FHIKXHM OF TfajaKaWKK MAN
r)KKPI.V TOOCHHB BV WHAT
THKV MAVK sMHCN RKOrniTLV
at mg sMJAmTumi
llearta of frleada of Fred Murphy
of the "Everything Proper" transfer
house, have been touched by recent
scenes at Ike oHce of tke company.
la fact, tke series of episodes have
been very moving.
The reason Is that the headquarters
of tne baggage jugglers are neiaa
changed. That la to say, Ihe transfer
compear Is Itself being transferred.
Keery Otenbacber la having the oHce
BWTTtsej iw iww iert-"w
BUtb and Main street. Incidentally a
part of the edge of the aldewalk la
being moved also, but there will be
plenty left to walk on.
In digging the corner aurface away
to make a level wnicn wouia aanm
the atructure, the workmen opened
pipe of the Klamath Kail Light
and Water company, and aa tho water
guahed up while tho pipe waa yet
burled beneath loose earth the story
was circulated that there bad been
discovered a valuable cold water
?rlng. Thla led to much Interesting
llicunlon among tho byianacr as
to what woultl oe oone o
iprlng. and how rich the owner of the
lot would get off the profits of the
find.
The Joke was promoted in gooa
ebape long enough lo afford consid
erable amuaement to thoae "In the
know."
Dm. c. K. Pell of Aahland arrived
on laat evening's train, and will spend
a week visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mr. I. U. Applegate, ana ner own".
Moroy I.. Applegate, who Is hero from
Mexico.
JUSTICE HU6HES TALKED
of for msm
Xew York Delegates IHacuas Forsaer
(lovrmor of That Hlate la Kplte of
HU Oetennlaatlon to Htlck to the
Reach.
United Presa Bertloa
ROCHK8TRR. April 10 Uelegatee
are dlacusalng Jutlce Hughe as a
posilble comlldato In spite of tho fact
that ho declaroa nomina "" -duce
him to leave the aupreme bench.
Leaders bolleve that as a result of
the Illinois primaries Taft's name
m.v not bo iircsented at Chicago.
They think If Taft Is eliminated that
Hughes will bo nominaieu eaany,
8KS
MME
In
Hughes Derlinca to Air Views
WASHINGTON. D. C, April 10.
Justice Hughea declined an Interview
regarding the presidency. He toia a
reperter: "The people thoroughly un
derstand apposition."
PIYI. HUNDRED SLAIN
IN THIRTY HOUR FIOHT
UfiXICO CITY. April 10. Flr
hundred fsderals and rebels were
sluln In thirty hours of fighting forty
miles south of here. It continues to
day. Madsro It anxious. -
SLOP LAWYERS
FAVOi HIS NAME
TTT3-1 i'
HK1NO PRIfiTKO (tH BALLOT, HAY
INO LAW Jii:UtlWlXl CKRTIFf
CATK APII.IWTO- NOMINRRH.
NOT ininJANIICH i
" i .;
Ii, who hsa been a can
republican nomination
w. s,
dldate for
of schenle.
I whose" name 'I 'not on
Ihe ballot
Atteraer
ausojof the opinion of
nv A. M. Crawford
r' certificate ahould be
tbat bis
on Sle, hohta County Clerk Charles
n. we uap siaiaeieas iu ine mauer.
Mr. Btougfc may later maVe a it,ie
meat on the aubjeet, and ha', In the'
meantime, abulned from Slope &
llarrett, hlata'ttorneya, a legal opIhKon
to the effect that the taw does not re
quire a eandNdata for nomination to
the oHee to'Jiold r slate 'diploma" or
certlleate,gSd to have UUghf In the
atate far sjage school months. The'
law gran sxsles that section 'J90 of
Lard's Ongjan Laws, providing tfiat
aa county stark shall put the name of
n candhtati, for" the' office on ihe .bal
lot wltbo;the aboro requirement
waa eeaetei ln-llS. while Ihe pri
mary noaaisatlac law waa made In
HOB. Tka attoMers sax tbat the Ut
ter act coatalns'no provision Jmaklnk
SltO applleable to the primary law,
aad that It 'dose not apepar to have
the Igientlon of the legislature
to give tag' old section any greater
aeape thaa.it had at the time of IU
ffce primary election law
waa then agknn In the state, andl
the Drimatv ejection ballot was not
taken Into eonrideration! . ' "
The osdsSon qtates that lt"hot
the Uteatlaa of.Ue prlma'ryrc'ftK'n
law to 4eetffles)re. but to select "can-
dldstee to kg voed on at electlon'aad
roved o
tsiqu
that tberefgee tavquallfltatlevof can
didates fer
atlon can ,have no
application.
T-K.T&4f
SCHOOL GROUND
IS OFFERED FREE
KU4MATH OKVKLOPMKNT OOM
PA NY TKDKR8ALIi IIUT TWO
LOTH, WHICH WILL COHT THK
CITY gtno.
It ha been decided by the city
chool board to takea vote on the
subject of acquiring a site for a school
which It I proposed to build between
tho Central school and Shlpplngton.
Tho propoed alte, moat of which will
be donated by the Klamath Develop
ment company. Is between Academy,
Lytlon atreet, and on these the school
all of block 67. Lakevlew addition,
and lots !, I, 4. B and . block 73,
Uuena Vista addition. It will be
nececaary to buy blocks 1 and t In
Ukevlew addition, which are at the
aouthwest corner of Academy aad
Lylton atrets, and on these the school
board ha an option at f 400 for the
two. Time had been sold before the
site had been considered.
The meeting to consider .the pur
chase will be held on April 2Id at the
Central achool building.
It will bo necessary to determine
later what stse, style and price of
school building It will be necessary to
issue bonds, and for these an elec
tion must be held. The achool board
will, after determining the amount of
bonda needed, Issue notices for a bona
election. ,
SOCKET FACTORY
WILL DE DOILT
CONTRACTOR WOODS PLANS NEW
INDUSTRY' TO HE LOCATED ON
MARKET STREET NEAR WILL
BR CONHMVOTKp SOON
H. N. Woods, a well known con
tractor, who haa boon building houses
In the Hot Sprlnga district, has a
nounced his Intention of building a
bucket factory In the Railroad addi
tion, and work on the structure Is ex
pected to commence la a short time
The location of the plant will be'
oi Market street, near Bins, where
the promoter of the project haa'ob-'
Ulned three lots. This will be very
convenient to the Southern PaclBc
railroad. It la probable that when In
full rnnnlagorder the plant will em
ploy SB 'or 30 men.
TO POMCK KAHT.
OK NINTH STRBKT
ljut night t'he tjity council acted
favorably on a" petition no gtretae
city a patrolman for the" territory emit
of .Ninth, atreet, aad J. H. HUtoa WaV
appointed by Mayor Fred IT.-. Sander
..U.M V i
til
AMKRICANH HTKANBK0,
PASMBH ARK CANCaCLLBD
UOXTRRBIVADrll.lO.ATkV'Frla-
co.'ltock lala'nd andpee'roaaa have
ejeaed their', Maklcaa' oSfcee on ac
count of a prospective tflke'"ot N7-
tlonal Railways emplores. ThaNa
tlonanailways kas caacetled'its eav
I'fiee posses, aid tke result Is that
liu'mlreda' of 'A'm'er leans an straaded':
'f
asked: m chief
' rt .
ReWOLtJTION.
INTIMNCffll..,BY
FIRKf COMMTTKK. 'ALSO 8CO
, OhmNUrORBKRJNa OF FBMC
RHOAIwVMHCAJM ON RRHF
1 '
Plr Chief K. W. WakaAeU waafc-
fore theJMuactlasfalgh't to ask that
thV.clfcr.CojB'cli take measures to vote
now bond's for; an, auto truck. The
proposition wabned teVrseelu
tlon offered, brr-the Ore committee
through Councilman 'Allen StanaWe,
a bich alee aslad that ih counell.uke
meaaarea to have an aaiie.asjiiaiBga.
tota,aaAroailBg'beaee equipped
with." ire eeeapes. aa well aa to. have
oatwaMa. v 7 " "
Mayor Fred T. Sanderson at Bret
thought the resolution waa aimed to
guide the expenditure of a part of the
already voted 33,000 fire apparatus
bonds for aa auto truck Instead! and
asked City Attorney Horace" Manning
whether the city could legally do this.
The city attorney replied that he did
not care to make an absolute state
ment on the matter offhand, but he
believed that If the bonds were not
specifically voted for a certain kind
of fire wagon drawn by a particular
motive power, he was tacllned to be
lieve the council could buy one of
whichever pattern It deemed fit.
He asked to look at the resolution.
and on Inspecting It found that It sug
gested bonds for the proposed equip
ment. V
The mayor asked the flro chief as
to this feature of theyresolutlon. and
Wakefield explained that
already voted are for a combination
hose wagon and an alarm system.
Councilman M. 0. Wllklna moved
to bave the recommendations adopted
but the motion failed to navigate suc
cess fully.
GENU TIAOE WTTOES
FJWM INK raONGIS
WMaees at Washhagteai Takaa Dig at
Honee Ways aad Means OsmmHtse
For Alleged Threaten tag AtUlali
Toward! Domestic
uited press semes
WASHINGTON, D. C
April 10.
. m
Contrasting trade seatimeat la the
United States aad Germany? John F.
Queeny of St. Louis, a witness before
tho senate laaace committee, took a
dig at tka house ways aad means
committee, which drafted a tariff
schedule throating, manufacturers
claimed, groat damage to the chem
ical industry In this country.
"The ways aad means committee."
said Queeny, "hu oertalaly howa
very little loyalty to product ot
American manufacture. How differ
ently the Germaas fool toward their
owa product M well lluetreted la tea
commandments given to OTery am
Dior and posted la every Oermaa
business kouae the wort orac'V
These are tho tea oomauutaaaaata
I la all expenses keep la atlaw
the tateresu of yoar owa eompatrieta.
3 Never forgot whea yon bay a
foreign article that yoar owa ooaatry
i thus suta poorer.
MORE ARE BONOS
ROOSEVELT TAKES
ILLINOIS EASILY
3 Your money shoald pront bo
one but Germaas.,
4 Never profane German factories
by using foreign machinery.
6 Never allow foreign eatables to
be, served at your table.
eWHteton German paper with a
Sermaa pen'aadOermaa'lak; andiase
Oefmsn blotting paper.
7-Oerasari Sear, Genua f rait aid
German beer atone can give roar
aed? tree German energy.
3 If srott do net Ilka German "malt
coffee, drtak coffee from Geraiaacol
eales. (Use only German clothes for
year drese'.aad German haU for yoar
head.
1 tot net foreign Battery die-
(raetvma fraaa theaa Dfaeaati. and
br Srmly;eivlaeedr whaievsrj others
nay that Oermaa preducts are'; the
oaty-onea worthy of cRisena'of' the
Oeriaaa Fatherktad." -
TlTE!:f1-ili FKUT
BMSTHONKm
Oreyr-Ra
of SoaTrage Move-
LReratare
Every Place an
Talted Presa Semeo
PORTLAND, April 10. Oregoa
woman aaffrsgista are conducting the
most vigorous earn palga for votes for
women la tho history of the state.
Literature to being seat to every city,
town aad hamlet la Oregoa. aad
thousands of "votes for women" hat-
tons are being distributed. SuffragisU
express eoaBdeaee that whea the Is
sue U plaeoi-hafore the voters at tho
next regular election the right of saf-
fWaas'Jrm
i'44tSrlBV.
,
THEY WILL YELL
i
AT VERY MEMORY
OK THK WOODMEN DAXCK WHICH
IH TO BR HELD ON THK NIGHT
OK APRIL 12. THAT 18. NEXT
FRIDAY
At a meeting or Ewauna Camp No.
733, Woodmen of the World, held
laat night In the I. O. O. F. building.
plans for the dance next Friday night
were discussed. It Is intended to
nik Ihla danr an warm An event
tone to
Part of Priipngand
the bondslthat vnry n lB attendance, nt
the very thought of the good time
they had. yell "Wow." The commit
tee which haa the arrangements la
haad coBslsts of John C. Brocken
brought W. Tyrell and BertD. Mc
Coy. -
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Martin Jr.
expect to leave about the 1st of May
for Eugene, Oregon, where they will
make their future home. Mr. Mar
tin states that he has not decided. Just
what business be win engage in, oui
he haa several-propositions nder con-
aiaerawon.
.
LIKRTY PMIU6E OF
mm is DErEMEO
Atlantic Fleet's 18,e8
Mob, Who
Have Haa Scarcely Any
Leave Since Christmas, DtsgraaU
led That It ta eHffl Delaye
United Press Service
WASHINOTON, D. 0., April 10.
Twelve thousand sailors ot the At
lantic Beet In Hampton Roads, va.,
are disgruntled over orders from tho
navy department calling off "snore
liberty" .privileges uatU after, tka
April sea practice The bluejaekets
have had but little liberty slaoe last
Christmas, except na few baatball
aamss and other sports at Quanta-
Annual Urgst practice of the. At
lantic aauadroa becua last weak. Tho
battleships wlU pracUeo of tag VuJchant of, MaUa,
giatoaapae. . city today.
CLARK SUCCESSFUL
DKNRKN AND DVNNB PAJITTHS'
NOMINKMS FOR OOVBRNOR,
CULLCM AND WOMAN SCF
FRAOK UNDHR AVAtANCMH
Halted PNseServtee
CHICAGO, April 10. Latest re
turns on Colonel Roosevelt's linnets
plurality make It 130,060. His fol
lowers claim B4 delegates, nassaiag
Taft one, with one district laeemplete.
'Champ Clark gets a solid demo
cratic delegation, wlnalag S to 1 over
Woedrow WlMon. wHh a majortty of
rfenriy-lM.ee;
Deneen is IM' -.rspaaueaa aam
Danhe the demeeraUc eaadhtate far
governor.
La Follette polled 40,300 votes.
Sherman defeated Cullum for aoa
ator.
Woman suffrage waa defeated ta
Cook county 3 to 1.
sJSJffJBHjSw ajgj saj fJgWVggflmJBJv
Darted Preea Service
PITT8BURO, April 10-RooeeveR
la Jubilant over the resell In IlUnets.
He said: "I should not ho surprised
If the tide goes oar way." Ho started
to tour Penneytvanla, aad arrive at
Philadelphia tonight.
"Magsjed Then Over Mae 1
GREHNSBURO, Pa.. April !- 1
Kooseveit, rerernag u iae resun aa
Illinois, said: "We slugged theaa over
the ropes." He told the crowd nt
Jeaaaette, "I waat to aee Peaaeyl-
vaala do what Illlaola did, declare for
the people agalast tho polltlelaaa,"
LNLVCKY HATH FOR
Prealdeatlal Toga tavadea
Aprfl IS to Make What I a lad
palga of State
Un'ted Press Hervtca
PORTLAND, April 13, OfHsal BaV I
nouncement waa made hero toon
that Senator Robert La Felletsa of
Wisconsin will arrive la Oregoa a
April 13, coming here from Nebraska
to make a whirlwind campaign of tho ;
atate In tbe Interest of his candidacy
for the republican nomination. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. La Fol-
Itate.'who will speak throughout Ore-1
gon on behalf of woman suffrage.
"Cut out the banquets," Senator La
Follette wired to Thoaws B. MeCae- f
ker, his campaign maaager here. "I j
am coming to Oregon to work, aad I
want an Itlasrary that wilt allow bm
to pat In nil nay time,' eaeept whoa
sleeping. In speaklag."
Senator La Follette la expected to
arlve In Portland April 13th.
FOR SALE AU my household far-1
nlture: cheaa for cash. Ales. Mar-!
tin Jr.. Haln aad .third. lt-4t
TRAVEL: IS1EAVY
on; opper uke
TRANSFER PEOPLE ANR TWO I
BOATS WHICH GLIDR OVSMI
IiAKaTS' BOSOM HAVING PU3N
TY OF BUSINSmS
Travel on the Upper Uke la heavy
now, and the Curlew aad the Spray,!
Incidentally, the O. K. Tranafor earn-
paay, are doing n big buslaeaa. Taial
moralnk two -big omnibus leada ofl
travelers were' taken to Sklpplagtoa,
It taking four horses to pull a load.
Thsre Is a heavy movement of lanvl
ber-workers, especially, getaff tat tool
wooda on the season's cut. Tho hoatal
are running every day w
one boat' handling tho' lr
thU end ot the lake aad'tke ether
lag between the Uppr,l
maklag IU headqaartars 'at
Rhtgo. , J&
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