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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1899.
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LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
PRESENT STATUS 01? BUILDING
TRADES' STRIKE.
There Hns Been Little or No Change
for the Past Month C. H. Van
Buskirk Has Resigned His Post
tlon with the Lackawanna Rail
road Passenger Train to Run Di
rect from Plymouth to New York.
Repairs of Steel Cars Pennsyl
vania's New Road.
The carpenters' Htrike N now In the
Mine condition that it has been In for
the past month. There have been no
new developments whatever and th
building boom ptnpheslred by the car
penters ban not materialized
The men are nominally on ytrlko,
but there ar. no exterior Indications
if a fctrlkf What work In the build
Urn line that there Is to be done Js
J-cinp done, part of It bv membeiH of
the Builders' nxehnnijp and pait by
the carpenters tlipmselws.
The present nihi-oiy committee of
the carpenters is ilolnq; active work in
pccurltiK contracts for the men and
have succeeded In obtaining ! fitr
pot tlon of the wotk I hit Is being done
Prom Plymouth to Hoboken.
The Delaware Lackawanna and
"Western management has (tedded that
after Sept. 1 the New Voik tialn le.u
ing Il mouth at 7.10 a. m shall tin
through to Hoboken without change
of crew or engine and to letuin the
same day. n distance of 1!ti miles
The tialn will leave Plymouth at 7.10
a. m . arriving In Hoboken at 12 noon
It will start back at 4 p. m, at riving
In Plymouth at 9 :!7 p. m. It will make
only three trips a. week, allowing tin
men three days off every week and,
when working, four houis a day In
New Yoik.
The present ciew. who will prob
ably not be changed, aie : T'nglneer,
Hairy Selple. tiieinan, JIaney Zim
merman: conductor, John i-aw , bag-gfie-inaster,
P. F. Currlgan. and lnaki
men. Juhn Oainey and Henry Falr
chllds. Mr. Van Busklik Has Resigned.
V. II. Viu Musklik has leslgned his
position with the Lackawanna load.
The leslgnatlon is to take effect on
Aug SI.
Mr. Van HuskliK has beta In the
employ of the company foi thirty yeais
Hnd for eleven yeais prior to Apill U
was assistant dlstilct passenger agent.
On that date he was transfetred to
the iai accountants' ofllec, where he
has since been emplojed
.ir. Van Iiuskiik was a courteous and
obliging ofllclal. and his fi lends will
legiet to Irmi that bis lelations with
the Lackawanna load have been
severed.
The Pennsy's New Road.
As a leMilt of the acquisition of the
Cleveland, Akion and Canton by the
IVnnyl.inl.i lines west, and the conse
quent ineieae in tr.ifllc Into Cleveland,
the twentv-sen miles of the Cleve
land and Pittsburg between Hudson
nnd Cleveland is to be made a romplett
double Hack system At points there
is to be n 'change of lino, the distance
f-hoiteni'd grades reduced unci cuivui
eliminated.
The Impiovements will cost seveial
hundted thouTiid dollais Part of the
v. oik has been authoiized and the
grading and niasonr.v contract for a
portion of the route has been cut.
Rcpahs of Steel Cats.
The first irv against the steel cats
came fiom the wrecking ciew of the
"Penny." who claim that heivier
t locking app.iiatus than iiow nnd on
Hie load will be necessary to handle
the big cais In placing tin m back on
the lolls In case of accident. Hut
when a steel cm has gone thmugh a
wreck It Invnriablv needs lepalis al
beit not so ctenslve as that of a
wooden dump, unch i the same condl
tions, and the shopmen hae been
HARRIED HAPPINESS
Is dependent upon the health of the wife
more tlnn on any other one thing If a
woman is troubled in
n distinctly feminine
way .the most delicate
nerves of her body are
in a state of chronic
irritation She has
hendache and back
ache. She is liMVesie
and spiritless She is
cross nnd blue She
feels that "life is not
north living and her
temper reflects the
condition of her
nerves. Poor, suffering wife poor, die
tracttd husband If the husband is a
cheerful, good humored man he will
eymp-itliie if he is nervous, tired and
irritable himself, he will probably go off
to the club or seek elsewhere more con
genial company
A sick woman is to be pitied because
he is miserable and because she has not
yet learned that Dr Tierce's Favorite Pre
criptlon will make her well
Tie "Favorite Prescription" was de
veloped over
thirty jears
ago in the reg
ular practice
of Dr. R. V
Pierce who is
and was then,
chief consult
ing physician
to the Inva
lids Hotel nnd
Surgical Insti
tute, at Buf
falo, N Y.
Since then it
baa been used
by millions of women and has brought
health, happiness and contentment to as
many homes.
" My wife was sick for over eight years," writes
Albert II Pulte. Ksq , of AUamont, Gruudy Co
Tcun. " She had uterine (Ideate and was treated
by two fhyildatu and got no relief At last I
read about Dr, Tierce's l'avorite Prescription I
scat to the drug store, got one bottle ami the
rtt dote gave rate and sleep. She had not slept
any far three nights. Being ture that It would
cure her 1 tent for lite more bottles and when
he had taken the sixth bottle tbe was sound aud
veil. We now have a One boy at our noutc,"
i The "Favorite Prescription" contain
no alcohol and no opium or other narcotic,
and it perfectly harmless in any condition
f the rsttuu.
1 U Ai
J T'la-aiHSm
Mil i i
fsfl T'CW-t
iff o i S 1 r
wA0i 4 r i
heard from In toncn that cannot bo
heard without nttcntlon.
The new style carriers cannot be le
palred after the manner of the wood
en dumps. it vnn found that Im
proved! appliances would bo necessary
but that If onto the new tools nnd
machinery weie In place the cars could
be repaired nf a cost considerably less
than, that of mending the wooden
dump'. The cars can even be rebuilt
at n less expense than can be the
wooden ones.
Two Railroads Merged.
A Joint meeting of the dltectors of
the Bangor nnd Pottlnnd railroad and
the Nazareth nnd Lehigh railroad was
held at the Mansion house, Bangor,
Wednesday, afternoon when an agree
ment was drawn up merging the cor
porate Interests of the two companies
Into one.
A meeting of the stockholder has
been called for September 7, to rntlfy
the nctlon
The Nazal eth nnd Lehigh railroad
was charteied lately with the same
directors ns the Hangor and Portland
AlthoiiBh the load has not yet been
built. It Is believed the Intention of the
eompanv Is to cotistiuct a line fronH
the new cement works nt Nazareth to
connect with the Hangor nnd Portlnnd
railroad, extending the new branch also
to the Lehigh river at Bethlehem,
making an lmpoitant extension to the
load.
This nnd That.
A new mllroad station will bo built
at White Haven by the Lehigh Vnlley
Italhoad eompanv.
Ddawuio and Hudson dliectors have
declared the legularly quaiterly divi
dend on the stocks at $1.30 per skate,
pavable Sept 15
Increasing business has made It nec
esstiv to convert the men's waiting
loom of the Lehigh Vnllej railroad
station nt Jeddo Into a freight and
baugago loom
It Is declared that the Delaware and
Hudson has paid off one-half of Its
floating Indebtedness within the last
two months, learnings aie understood
to be gi enter than ever before
The following older, t Igned bv Super
intendent Hssci. has been posted along
this division of the Lehigh "The
practice of employes assigning wages
due them to other parlies will not be
toletated on the part of this compnny.
Failure to ob-cie this rule will be
eonsldeied sufllcient cnue for dismis
sal from the set vice of the company"
The passenger engines the Hrle Is
building In its shops In Midilh will
have seventy-eight Inch driving wheels
and boilers that will carrv 201 pounds
piessui" of steam to the squiiie lp( h
The tendeis will cni ry (1,000 gallons of
water. Tbe engines nie expected to
make th run fiom Mai Ion to Chicago,
2fO miles, wit li but two stops f'ir water
Nine engines of this type aie to be
bunt.
Dining the summer the collleilea In
the west end of Schulklll county pio.
diicing ied ash coal have work"!! much
more steadllv then other collieries pro
ducing the best grade of white a"h
coal. The difference has frequently
amounted to as much as two dajs a
week. Shenandoah, Ashland, Mahanoy
City and Citiardvllle aie In the white
ah dlstilct and lesldents of these
towns have at times intimated that
this elNciiminatlon was for purely ul
terior je.isnns The company's ofll
chlK howevei, state tint they are
actunted bv pmelj eommeiclal rea
sons It Is Impossible to upplv the
demand for liee-buinlng led ash coal
mil the pi lee obtaliud per ton Is fiom
ir to 7," cents more than for the best
Riade of white ash coal
Division l'.-nenger Agent P. P.
Hitchcock's ntiiement fiom the Lack
awanna seivlec will create a big sur
prise In lallwnv circles He has acted
as traveling passengei ngenl of that
load foi in inv vears his terrltoiv lv-
lii4 west fiom Buffalo, and be made a
verv ci editable lecoid. When the- new
Li'kawnuii.i traffic manager asssumed
ofPce th" Buflnlo man was not only
let.iined but advanced He was pio
moted to b division passenger agent,
with otUeo In Buffalo nnd a handsome
iuetease In .alary sei v ed ns a further
incentive foi the change But the
ccuitlnemc nt of the position did not
suit Mi. Hitchcock, and when he was
offered on Saturday the position with
the Wabash ns traveling passenger
agent he nccepted. Utlen Herald.
TIREMEN'S CONVENTION.
Will Be Held nt Tunkhnnnock on
August 31 and September 1.
The five'-eouutv firemen's convention
will be held at Tunkhannock on Auust
31 and September 1 The association
consists of companies fiom the counties
of Bindfoid. Pottei. Susquehanna.
Tioga and Wvomlng The olllcis of the
association aie: Piesldcnt. M f Law -lence
Westlleld. Ill Ht vice-president. N.
V Wellet, Athens second vlco-pi evi
dent .1 W Newman, Canton, sctie
taiy, J Wood Piatt, Tunkhannock:
treasuiei. J V. Cialiam. Towimdu
The convention will convene at the
court house piomptly at 2 p. m. cm
August 31. at the ringing of the bell
After an overture by Bauei's band, of
this city, the freedom of the city will
be tendeied by Buigebs W. Denn Samp
son and an address of welcome deliv
ered by James W. Piatt. The lesponses
will be delivered by President M. D
Lav. I em-o, of Westlleld, Pa Routine
business of convention will be taken up.
Adjournment nt 3 1,ri p. m. to ball
grounds, where a game of base ball
will take place
There will be a prize drill for a purse
of $100 between the famous elilll com
panics, Hagle Hoso company, of Pitts
ton, twenty-four men, and Llnta Hos
eompany.of Towanda, Pa , twenty-four
men. Open-air concert nnd banquet to
delegates In the evening. Music by
Leek's Plttston band. Dancing nt
Piatt's opera house both dan and
evenings
September 1. Bakei's bnnd. of Ulng
hamton, and Bauer's band, of this city,
will bo present. Six hundred dollais In
purses for hose, hub, tunning and hook
and ladder races, and dilll, band and
other contests. One thousand men in
line, twenty-flvo bands and twent
flvo firo companion will bo In line In
the parade on that day.
Smoke the Pocono 5c. Cigar
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
TIIEJHG PARADE
GRAND MARSHAL RIPPLE OUT
LINES HIS PLAN.
Announces the Names of His Aides.
Major W. S. Millar Will Bo the
Chief of Staff Streets on Which
the Letter Carriers Will Form.
Lino of March An Opportunity
Will Be Afforded the Carriers to
Indulge in Fancy Evolutions.
The general committee In barge of
the letter canlers' convention held a
meeting last evening InColonel Hippie's
ofllec In the Connell building.
The various sub-committees reported
excellent progiess and from piesent
Indications everything will bo carried
out smoothly This will be due in a
large extent to the minor details. Inci
dent to a laige convention, being caie
fully looked aftei.
The leceptlon committee in chaige of
Majoi T F. Penman Is being thor
oughly orgnnlzed and lnsti tided In the
dev'ous ways of singling out elusive
delegates In a depot platform crowd
and escorting them or directing them
to their vailous destinations.
The chairman of the entertainment
committee, W. H Lewis, icpoited that
all the anangements for the enter
tainment of the delegates had been
completed He said that satisfactory
arrangements huve been completed
w Ith Superintendents Loomls and Daly,
of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western eompanv, for showing those
vlsltois. who desire to explote the
bowels of the earth, through one of
the mines
A locomotive nnd coach will be at
the depot on Thursday and Frldny af
ternoons nnd those who wish will be
taken to the Bellevue mine and es
corted tluough
LIST OF AIDES.
Colonel L H. Hippie, gland marshal
of the paiadc. announced the names of
the aides who will assist him In foi in
lug, conducting and dismissing the
parade
The list Is as follows: Colonel F L
Hitchcock, Colonel 11. A Courspii, Col
onel I, A. Watres, Colonel M. J. Keck,
Lieutenant Colonel C. C Mattes, Lieu
tenant Colonel F W Stlllwell, Major
.1 AV. Oakfoid, Major W H. Kellei,
Major V. D Fellows. Majoi Chailes
Mink. Captain D B Atheiton, Captain
John A Huff Captain L. T. .Mattes.
Captain W. W lnglls. Captain F. M.
Vandllng, Lieutenant David J. Davis,
Lieutenant Walter H Ouustei, Lieu
tenant Ceorge A. Blanchaid. Lieuten
ant Ceorge C Merilman, B. B. Megar
gee, Joseph A. Mears, A. R. Connell,
Dr Charles Fisher. Frank Becker. A.
F. Law. Chailes Hess. E. H. Hippie,
Jr. Michael J. O'Mallev, Dr J. H
O'Brien. H W Loftus. 'Joseph J Jer
myn. Leo Co.vne, Geoige W Jenkins,
Sidney Meais. D. D Evans, P. J Casey
Di W K Donne. Victor Arnold, H AV
Tavloi, CI It. Rclph. J AV. Bunnell, J.
Whlttaker Page, Nelson Atheiton, F
D McCJowan, Charles ltohlUMin, Isaac?
Blown, Di O H Hill. Ezra C Scott,
Heniy Slvellv, Thomas Sprague, Jo
seph Cas.sesse and Frank Dickert
Other names will be added to this list
if deemed necessaiy.
Major AV S. Millar, as announced he
roic, will be chief of staff. All the aides
will wear daik clothes, with mllitaiy
hats and white gloves
The line of maich for the p.u.ide was
also given out. Colonel Hippie has
given this subject a gieat deal of studv
and has ni ranged a com so that will no
doubt be satisfactoiy to eveiyone con
cerned It was necessaiy to have It as
shoi t as possible, as the men coming
long dlstniues, and Just chopping Into
the city before the paiade begins, will
be too fatigued to stand any excessive
physical exei tlon
PLAN OF FORMATION.
The delegates, who will head the pro
cession, will form on Lackawanna ave
nue, fiom Fianklln avenue to the
luldge The New A'oik state canlers
will foim on Franklin avenue, the
Pennsjlvnnia eanleis on Linden sheet
and those fiom other states on Mul
beny stieet
The line of march is as follows:
Lackawanna to Jeffeison, to Pine, to
AVnshlngton, to Sniuee, to AA'jomlng,
to Lacknwnnnn At the latter avenue
the aides will be In waiting and will
escoit the vailous delegations to the
places where the Inner man will be at
tended to
A number of the canlers who aie to
paitlelpate In the paiade, especially
the New Voik delegation, have been
di llllng assiduously for some months
past and In order to give these an op
poitlllilty to execute some of th
manoiiuvres pi.ictlced, there will be
four hilts made, as follows. Coiner
Jeffeison and Lackawanna avenues,
comet Olive and Jefteison, loiner
Washington and Pine and in fiont f
the municipal building at the cornel
of Washington avenue and Mulberrv
stieet The last halt mentioned will
also be useful In closing up lauks, n
that theie wIP be a close foi mutton
when tbe leviewlng stnnd In ft out of
the postofllee Is passed.
The paiade will piobably not stmt
soonei than 4 p. in., as some of the
can lets pattlclpatlng ate not expected
much eailler than this.
The committee uppoinud by the CVn
tial Laboi union last Sundav to wait
upon the gcneial c'ommitte and pro
test against the vvoik on the denota
tions being done by non-union labor
44 Who Gives to All
"Denies AIL
ft
'This is as true of the spend
thrift of health as of the
waster of money. Do not
waste your health by allow
ing your blood to con
tinue impure, but purify,
vitalize and enrich it by tak
ing Hood's Sarsaparilla,
America's Greatest Medicine.
Dyspepsia "My husband doctored
a long time for dyspepsia. ixiih only tem
porary relief. The first bottle of Hood's
Sarsaparilla. helped and the second cured
him. It cured my sick headaches."
SMrs, SMary A. Clark. Wilmington, Yt.
JWGd&SaUaftmU
Hooir Mill 2reUirr Ulii I he non Irritating and
only cuhtrlic to tk with Huod'i turmpirllU.1
did not put In nn appearance at last
evenlng'B meeting, as was generally
expected. AVluit course the labor or
ganizations propose to adopt Is ns yet
n matter of conjecturi. but Reveral of
the more Interested pnrtles In tin? agi
tation prophecy that some Interesting
developments will materialize In the
near future, as the labor unionists arc
fully determined to see the matter to
a llnlsh.
Cool the Blood
In all Gases of Itching
Burning Humors
with the
CUTICURA RESOLVENT
While CIcansitiK tlie Skin and
Scalp with hot baths of CUTI
CURA SOAP and healing the
Raw, Inflamed Surface with
CUTICURA OINTMENT.
Complete Treatment, $1.25
Or. Siur, tie i OiiturtT, Wc i IUsoiyiht.JO. Solfl
Mcrjwhtre Totti!. V. and (J. Com- ,1'roin ,Uoiton.
SPECIAL SALE
This Week of
iaids, lies. My. Elc.
Now Is tlio tirao to got a bargain
at theso prices. You cannot ob
tain thorn in tuo future. Call and
beo them.
Tine Diamond Kings at $5 00, woith
$10 U).
Solid Uolil Hand Itlngs at $1 .'3, worth
if A
Solid Ciold Hand Kings at $100, worth
$.'.23
Hold Killed Cuff Iluttons, We, worth
$1.23.
Cuff Buttons pievlous prices $100, now
o"c.
Cent's Solid Silver AVatch, Elgin move
ment, $130
Ladles' Sterling Silver Watches, worth
$3 30, now si.:;.
Oent s Nickel Watches, S. AV., price
$130, now $1.73.
Rogers ftros . Spoons, wair.intcd, Mo.
Hogers Ilros' flutter Knives, Sugar
Spoons, ricKle Forks, 37c, previous price
73c.
I .idles Solid Gold Watch, Elgin move
ment, $14 "0
I. idles Cold rilled Watches at tH'fl,
worth $13 00
We also have about three hundred La
dles' Solid Silver Klng. worth 30c. and
7"e , will cloe them at 10c. each
Special sale now going on at Davldow
Itros AAemt as we aie offeilng goods
at one-fourth their original value
Extra Heavy Solid Silver Thimbles nt
lie
227 Lackawanna Ava.
I
OF SCRANTON,
Special Attention Given to Busi
ness mid Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations K.
tended According to 15 iluncci and
Responsibility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capilal,
Surplus,
$200,000
425,000
WM. CONNELL, Preildsnt.
HENRY DELIN, Jr., ViecPre.
WILLIAM II. PP.CK, Casliior
'I he vault of this bank is pro
tccted by Holmes' lilectrlc l'ro.
tectlve System.
CALIFORNIA
is t reached quickly and
comfortably by
The Overland Limited
of the Chicago, Union Pa
cific & North-Western
Line, leaving Chicago ev
ery day at 6.30 p. m .reach
ing Ca'lilornia in 5 days.
The Pacific Express
leaves Chicago every night
at 10.30.
No change of cars.choice
of route going and return
ing and long time limit on
tickets. For particulars
ask your nearest ticket
agent or address
Chicago & North-Western Ry.
Principal Agencies :
I'llll.AUn.PIIA NUVV YORK
161 Chestnut St, 4A1 llroadway
THICAat)
193 Clark St.
Every shoe in the store
marked down during our
August Sale.
Ywl
wfLs
lawm
pnnolnjaWallac
The Towel Sale Will
Continue During This Week
Like many other surprises we spring a mid-summeff
Towel Sale that will set you to guessing for a reason
why. We usually give a reason for a singular move of
this kind. We have no reason that we care to tell now,
only we have the towels. We have a lot of them and
they are priced lower than you have ever known them be
fore. Almost at the price of common crash you can get
towels here, big, fleecy fellows for the bath, great wide
huck or damask ones, big and roomy, a regular armful of
linen, great, generous towels that will dry you right,
Here Are Two Great lots:
At 12Jc each, or $1.40 per dozen5oo dozen
huck and Damask towels, of various grades and sizes,
with hemmed or fringed ends.
At 15c each, or $1.70 per dozen5oo dozen huck
aback towels, hemmed or hem-stitched ends, in four dif
ferent qualities and sizes.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
Determ
Tn Slice coil bcjits ruori-Hi .lust
bo with brcail-miikiiiir Dc'cim
Inatiou to smcii"l liisui s suc
c.is, lirc.iiixt ou soon discover
that with
"Snow
White"
I'lour succisi is c i-n anil vou
Micrcnl In Micmillni; lirianso
cm MiiiKht hiiceiss in the
propir manner
All Rrocers sell "Snow White."
"We only wholesale It "
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
TAKE TIME BV THE FORELOCK."
lew mw amm
lUL'J II1IU UJU111J
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices tho lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed en on
THi CHCAPER GR DE3.
Keep us In mind and yo.i won't re
gret giving us your patronnge you
will get goods bb representedgiving
yuu our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock i
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Fl a largo floors full
to the celling a
Thos. Kelly's Siorn,
1:11 ntnl 1:1 1
I rranKiii Avenui
L
At Retail.
Coal of tho best quality for domestic
use and of nil uizes Including UueKwheat
anil Illrdseje, delivered In nny purt of
the city, at tho lowest prlco
Orders lecelved nt tho olllcp, Connell
building, Itoom SOU, telephone No. I"i2, or
at tho mine, telephone No 212, will h
promptly intended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine
T PLEASANT COAL CO
The Dickson MiuiuTdctiii'liiK Co.
Kcranton nud WllUoi.lltrri), l',i,
Muiiiifiiotiircirt of
LOCOMOTlVeS, STATKMRV ENQINnS
Hollers, HclitlnganJ Pumping Machinery.
General Ottlce, Scranton, Pa,
nil
UiliMU!
V71 IwlSsS1!
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
The
se Be
Rugs,
Furniture
nou
WllLIAIM
129 WYOIVlirMG AVENUE.
t inn 1
Lager
Brewery
Mamiructiirers or
OLD STOCK
ffilMMlllOniUUJ
Telephons Call, 2S'W,
SI
311 Spruo s:.
Timple Court liulldlaj,
Scrantoa, Pd.
All acute nnd rhronlc diseases of men,
women and lIiIUIk-ii I'llllUNIL NUHV
Ul 8. lUlAJ.N AND WAhTlXU nisi:.vs
KS A Sl'Kl'IAl.TY All diseases of tin
l,li'i, Kldntjs, Uladilti Skin. lilood,
NtiMs. Womb, Hie. Uar. Noe, Tliro.it,
and Luiirff, t'aniTh 'i'limouro I'll -a
ltiintuin (Joltre, Uluumntlsm, Asthmi,
Catulih ViiilocoPilB l.oat Manhood,
NlKhtlj Emissions, all l'emalo UUenBi'i,
l.t ucorrhoi'U. itr Oonorihoii, Sphlhn,
lilood I'otpon, Indlscietlon nnd youthful
Imblts obliterated Suikitv. rits, Kpl
ltiHj Tasie nnd ftmnnrh Wornm CA
TAHHIIOZONn. Speellle for ("Uarrh
Tlueo months' trentment only $30) Trlil
frco In olllee. Consultation and exami
nations fiee Olllco hours d.tlly und
Builda), 8 (i. in. to y p. m
DR. DENSTEN
PILSNEB
127 and 129
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