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Ti irw * ifcftti ritizfi VWtTiZ \ VOL. 10, NO. 67, 8 mm R RFAnV \ EMI-WEEKLY. PVTHIAN8 CHOOSE Ol LANCASTER ? WIT ITAin w i! "?r ?ip t, S. C., FRIDAY, MAY 21 MY SlMB Nfi V * >*1 3, 1915. idawanT ,awvf" CO! < VfMITS 8UICLDE. CI IDIA A Kll $1.50 A YEAR. iir piui/p "lo PAYJR CO U. S. Representative Noi pared to Make Definite C TIIIC wil i npr iv * r Accept Invitation to Meet TTAII at Cblck Spring I I Ull Orangeburg Special to IUI1 N0Wt} an(j Courier, Maj next meeting of th? Sout. ^ Pre. Grand Lodge, Kniglus o will be held at Chick Sprir laims were several Invitations vigorous efforta of the >rr<?i-vxT from Thick Sni'lnas resti! Next Year w ? w ?har? ou AT 3,300, ' 26.?The ' ' 'l * irolii.u, f Pythias, Estimate of Strengt !gbutlhthre the Reservists A delegation t ml in thn Till? i?nnrTi *0 ? ViWWVIfc.ll I1L.L 000 MEN HIT BY MINE I i r h When A11 American Freight re Called. aged Off Coast UinUltnH William H. Irvint iiraoL=?s _ H. Irvine, pron n.,?, business man, \va Steamer D.im- ^Iain street 0mc? of Ireland. 9:30 o'clock wi through his righ 5 of Gretnvlllo Ends OUDiTlnlUI ith Pistol. ni clal to Charleston K . May 26.?William linent lawyer and 8 found dead in his Battleship 1 e this morning at th a bullet hole *n t temple and a re in omiu m WARSHIP rriumph Goes Down ? Dardanelles. A111U TT llJLi 1/Uliil I. .IV Question Further Complies Claims of SwediNh Consignees. London, May 27.?The office announced tonight tf government had informed t re8entative of American cot r selection of that popular the 1916 meeting. ite?l by The officers of the Gri elected for the ensuing y follows:' Grand chancel foreign Gyles, of Aiken; grand >at the cellor, Alva M. Lumpkins he rep- hla; grand prelate, Walli ton in- Derrick, of Orangeburg; g -i in?i ruAVD is resrrt for and Lodge Sorvlce is Compulsory ear are as of (he Country's Yo lor, H. ] :. Average Join 1 vice than- New York, May 26.? of Colum- caius Marius defeated a to ..dwaul njhnated an army of rand keep-, ui v iucjU. inu LIVKS M and 400,000 Crew Left the Sliij uthH on an ami Took Her f early. Repai -In 101 B. C. Washington, May ind almost an- of the United State Cimbri and the case of the Aiu , ? Nebraskan, dainair 'ERE LOST. VOIver clasped in breast. Mr. Irvii untary petition > But Returned Wednesday, estin to Port for at nearly a quart rs* lars, is said to hi 26.?The course 'dent to meet < a government in creditors at his i erican steamship About 9:30 his 1 ed off the irivh hy his brother. F his hand across his VERY FEW ne, who filed a volin bankruptcy last mtiug his liabilities Vessel Was er of a million dol- ''ol ive had an appoint- 1 one of his largest I London, Ma office at 10 o'clock. I tieship Triuni iody was discovered tj10 Dardane rank H Irvi?? tu~\ r LIVES ARE LOST <)|>crntinK in Support COS nil <;ulli|M>li 'cninsuJa. v 26.?The British batiph has been sunk in lies. This ofliclal an terests, whoso shipments on teen vessels have been purch the government, that it wa and anxious to make payi once. The representative, h admitted his inability at pre make any definite claim in of any one of the cargoes c vessels, but ho has undertake tain thf? nprnsnarv infnmintin seven- er or records end seals, C. nsed by ?' Abbeville; grand mas s ready chequer, Wilson G. Harve; nent at leston; grand master at a owever, Cox, of Darlington; grt >sent to Kuard, H. A. McCormick, i respect Brand outer guard, W. H. )f these Rock Hill. A. G. Rember n to ob- tanburg, and B. A. M n in nr. Greenville, were elerted ... ? icuiuucg autooioia U1 D. Brown, ster of ex- ot today?which was tr y, of Char- Italy from the northwi rms, F. It. tie took piace at vert mil inner niont, between what of Nichols; an(\ Milan. Marlus waf Fewell, of "Savior of his count t, of Spar- performed a unique fei organ, cf fore nor siuce has Ital; ppnrpannto - ? ? *? iuu ueriuuns . " coast, was undetern ying to invade cauge 0fflctai8 were sst. The bat- information as to v ;elli, in Pied- was torpedoed or ha is now Turin Messages from A i hailed as the and Consul General ry." He had don today transmit) it. Never be- the British admiral y been able to sel had been torped lined tonight be- bo(ly was lying I without definite tbe head res whether the ship e(1 office chair. I id struck a mine. row str'P of whi Lmbassador Page i tbe victim ha Skinner at Lon- I <leath bP(l- The :.ed the report of . iTom o :J2 Smith ty that the ves- | ver- A search o oed but the cap- j 'ns apparel and .v. ?uv | nouncement v lat upon the Hoor The disaste ting on an overturn- scribed in a ieneath it lay a nav- admiralty, ?'li te curtain cloth, as erating in sut d prearranged his | and New Zeal bullet was fired 0f the (lallip< and Wesson revol- the Triumph f Mr. Irvine's wear- submarine at office disclosed n > J wards as made tonight, r to the Triumph is debrief statement by the kh says that while op>port of the Australian and forces 011 the shore 31 i peninsula yesterday was torpedoed by a id sank shortly after der to present his claim as possible. The representative of the i of cotton on another vessel h similarly informed of the ment's readiness to make set! but ho also acknowledged not at present in a position forward his claim. Cargoes soon as tlves to the Supreme Lodg The election of W. E. shippers grand prelate was unpreci ias been that it was unanimous, th govern- candidate, the ltev, Louis Llement, of Abbeville, having wit! he was to put DECLARES BLOC: on six AGAINST AI ? ueieac. au invaaing arm ;e. ?from the clays of Hu Derrick as vanclals, down to the adented, in ioou 1800. The r? e opposing simple. The approachi J. Bristow, beyond her. frontier, tdrawn. form thus a barrier, I) part for her?a gate w KADE I ward, not outward. JSTRIA Rvorv Kiinnnpr Itnlv y in me norm , unn s report to lits lis, Goths and a doubt as to whei time of Napo- kan was hit by a 1 ;ason is quite In view of the po es to Italy are States has taken o and the Alps submarine activity ut not a ram- and the delicacy of t hich opens in- Germany arising oui disaster the Nebra hnlilu li*>r mi i- awaited with intere: owners indicated j "ou,< 1 :ie rami tlier the Nebras- ! an "jquest. torpedo or mine. Mr. Irvine was sition the United aont family, and n the subject of best known busi in the war zone il Sh'rader of CI he situation with )f th? dead nii.n. t of the Lusitania fisherme ly waived the right Most of th j eluding the ci the son of a promi- I are reported was one ot" the city's The subnia ness men. Mrs. F. . :rovers and barleston, is a siste- -???ti 1 dark. The odicta! not suv wheth N LOSE ' irk!8h or oflicers and men, in iptain and commander, to have been saved, rine was chased by depatrolling small craft announcement does er the submarine was a orman, but it probably other vessels are being dec similarly. "Whilst most anxious to all claims as promptly as p( says the statement issued foreign office, "it is obvious \ process of arriving fit speed: ment is delayed by the nece establishing the real owner DQ ph /?Analffnn?dnt nnrl ?' n? ilt with . Italian Otdcr Includes til satisfy Coast of Austria jssible," Albania. by the Rome, via Paris, Ma; that the litalian government, beli / settle- Austria-Hungary is utiliz ssity of ports on the Albanian co ship of cret commissariat depart I M plflTAfl fl hlnpUotln fntlnv (ID noeuvres usuuUy in 10 orts of L>om|jar(jy> aiui the ii has always gained the is an enemy coming fr lt 9 6 The , ' Switzerland would be eving that actuai warfare. T1 ing several happeneti a few year8 ast for se- manoeuvre8 were helt ments, de- yenetia anti an imagini 'oincf 4 V* r? Piedmont or velop clearly that si nvading army without warning, at viciory?that cumstance will hav oni France or an already tense s likely to win standing the fact tl le same thing lostago when the Germany in a cir( 1 eastward in tral governments ary army com- nounced that regre , , LIV tie was torpedoed _ i aggravating cir- yinr >Irll pr.,ni e been addeil to Fishing Ituation not with- (|u, lat no lives were Charleston Sp1 May 27.?The 1 ular note to neu- . veterans of the on May 11 an- have ever exper tt would be ex- , E8 IN STORM! ,,ho British leRaii ied in Wreckage of 1 ?ft*ered a rew Craft Xear German subn licston. the Modiie ecinl to The State, The battles leavlest storm that "arrow in squadron state they Pur?based by lenced at sea swept 1 was laid i ...> ~tt 11 j of T.ihf?rtfifl tter nationality, as the ion at Athens recently nrd for the sinking of larines sujjposed to be rranean. diip Triumph was built 1902 for Chile, but was Great Britain in 1903. down under the name ing whether it has past fi f shipper to the consignee and the right person to receive 1 ment. The question is com by the fact that Swedish coi of a number of cargoes have ed proceedings here with t . ^of preventing the purchase government from American i IV.C1 lam- ?.wv..wv.v vv/M>V c?n 'om the portion of the Austro 1 who is const, comprised between :he pay- frontier on the north to plicated negrln boundary on the isignees eluding all islands, ports, institut- and bays and also the Alb he view from the Montenegrin lir by the oorth to and including < shippers hal' on the south." ?uioi jug from the Austrian -Hungarian Hut behind this obvi the Italian excellent tactics but ui the Monte- whlch Italy, as a faith south. In-1 tlie Triple Alliance, p? anchorages 1 pioyed, there have be anian coast noeuvres conducted bj aits on tho of men> the results c Cape Kiep- been Uept secret froui tnrv nOiipho* Trentino won. pressed and payn ious display of made without prize aeless strategy for all neutral vea ful member of mistake In the war riodically em- ted States in its sen other ma- pointed out that "t r small bodies gret and offers of r sf which have of tho destruction I .foreign.mili- sunk by mistake. aatlof.. lent of damages east upon score court proceedings Charleston mosq isels attacked by morning in a se zone. The Uni- tending for son note of May 1-1 south of the Chi ;xpressions of re- negro seam* eparation in case crs were this aft of neutral ships | tumbling out at while ihey may 3nd reporting tl i uui ui tii? nurtn a of vessels of the Since the nito fleet fishing this the Triumph attered cordon ex- in both far 1 le miles north and waters. As irleston light vessel. Asiatic squad ?n in torn sou'west- the bombari ernoon momentarily base of Tsine their local landings her, and was he loss in men and damaged by t present war broke out has been in operation Castern and Kuropean flagship of the British ron she participated in ;lnient of the German ;-Tau. China, last Octoreported to have been he shell Are of the Ger of cargoes, which, it is alle ready have been bought and by these Swedish consignees YORK VI I.L,E CHANGES ? Voters Give Good Majority coming "York." Yorkville, May 25.?In an held here today, bv a vote o: ged, al- The declaration specifh paid for graphical limits by la L? longltudre and adds: "Vessels belonging to fi iAMK. neural powers will be all cient time to leave the for Be- amount of time to be det the chief of the naval f< election "Measures will be tak f 124 to rnrinllii ?.!#*. ?I-? ?1 38 the geo- ? , . . It is estimated tl tltude and . ..... strength of the Italia , .. 300,202 when the i . (fy utilized to their full s lowed sufllzone, the Standin,! or (ernt.ner, ermtned by 1 0(",'? pea'e, footln8 p mobile militia, 200,00( jrces. ! plus 120,170 reseri " C?n ! 20,170; territorial ai IUM;I imuuiia liat the total ,oss of life results, n army is 3,- excuse a practice I eservi8ts are necessary effect of trength, thus; Ject neutral nations it army, 300.- sons to new an ilus 734,401; risks," ) trained men, - Navy officers say dsts, making cult task to detern my of trained animation of the i uuubuuoii, ii no | boats as great, cannot justify or 1 accomplished in :he natural and tjon Can not be which is to sub- r0me to port and neutral per- , counted, but tho d immeasurable come to shore s boats have been it will be a diffl- between here ai line from an ex- and estimate th XflhrasVnn's hull crro-ifo- ? ,U!' Just what the blow ' man forts, the way of destruo- In the latt< told until all have | ;mph bom and the survivors 1 trenches on t se who have already i Gallipoli pen tate that five or six went into tin sighted bottom up the trenches id the light vessel. Here she cat e loss at a number Turkish ho1 part of April the Tribarded the Turkisn ihe western end of tho insula and afterwards i Dardanelles to search from a different angle, ne under the fire of a ivitzer battery on tho 80, out of about 275 qualil era, it was decided that in th the county seat of York cour be known as "York" inst Yorkville. The movement to change tl of the town was first agit years ago, when it was deft an overwhelming majority. .Viuiibj ntvu IUC A U IC3 led vol- tlonal law and treaties 1 e future against all vessels ende: ity shall cross, or which succeed i ead of the line marked by Cape C Capo Kiephali." he name ? ated 25 FALLING OFF H( ?ated by TEDDY BREA It was Ul IIUITIIMand untrained men, 2, n existence ivoring to In Ita,y? as in mo n crossing, countries, military sen )trante and | sory and universal. A< | new regulations the pe ty to service is ninet< )RSE ends at the age of thir rr-q PJT3 year the young men 1 | age of twenty?they 275,631. | whether a mine o st continental ,,er- An investiga /ice is compul- vv511 he ordered who icording to the 03 port.* An inqui irlod of liabili- j taches of the An een years ana when the American ty-nine. Every reached port, broug who reach the ! a German submarim number about There have been r torpedo struck' life so far indict tion nevertheless borhood of a uoz >n the ship reach- excited statemer ry by naval at- colored flsherme; jerican embassy The terrific ba steamer Gulflight the little salt b ;ht a report that the elements toi e was responsible. te,i tj,ne jn whic intimations since j aKe. hUt the folh >. i ut* loss in numan Asiatic shore, ited is in the neigh- shells arounc :en, according to the miRsiles on its of the surviving was done by i n. only two me .ttle that the men in battleship sil oats have had with tery before n Jay has not permit- A few day li to identify wreck- ' operations w< uvine nnnoop* i 11 mnh vvltVi n , which dropped sixteen 1 her and threw three hoard. Little damage I he shells, however, and II were drowned. The enced the Turkish bat?tiring. 3 later, while landing ?re proceedings the Trif lw?t* u oraltino in n /) #11 revived last fall and the leg was asked to make the chang< Islative enactment, but when sent down was amended so ai vide that it should not bec< until ratified by the qualifle of the town it was withdraw next move was a petition cl have been signed by a maj (ha /raohnldara oalrlno #h, (islature Colonel Hurt by Slippl a by leg- (Jetting on Ills Fai the bill Mount, i to pro- New York, May 27.? ;mo law known today that Col. d voters Roosevelt met with an a< n. The Monday at his home at leged to Hill when, as he was tryin ority of a hore, he fell and broke c* /??.? *? * * * Inn While a round 400,000?an orite three categories. The ond are enrolled in t -It became arniy; but as this ai Theodore 280,500 men in time cident last 8ec?nd category receh Sagamore 'eav?-" The men of K to mount mustered into the ten a hib. The which may be-called no OQ tho OAiir.tov 4a tVi 5 divided into then, however, that first and see- reply would deny ;he permanent the wrecking of th my has only So far as the sta of peace, the Informed, there is res "unlimited field near where th the third are struck, itorial militia, The fact that th upon only in under charter to a ...m, ! nartlv A merican-rtiir Germany, in her : The "Sarah" of responsibility for four; boat lost c GulfliRht. captain, and Jam ite department is Snipe" ot Charlt no Britisr mine jjm Snipe, capta e Nebraskan was a Mount Pleasai | g'ns, captain (or e Nebrask?n was . British concern MAjfiRTTn Charleston, crew of ; Ho nto eovei with Peter Green, ' barded the fi es Gibbs, the "Fippy to prevent r ?ston, boat lost with the Turks fro in, and his son, an.l I The Triumph lit craft, Allie Hug- j eial reports le man saved.) ; the town of J I bardment. SJTMTT.Cl The Trium ? uioiii|in, ill auuiring the landing, bomorts in the Dardanelles enforcements reaching >ni the Sea of Marmora, was credited in the ofllwith having set fire to riaidos during this bomiuh, which was com council to order an electior ride the question. The elecl ordered and the result was cat ad. HEAD OF ODD FELLOWS Judge Robert 'T. Daniel While Speaking. b ?/nu discovery 01 tne oroKen 1 to de- made by the colonel's tlon was summoned when the tv as Indl- former President felt aft convined him that somel than a wrench was the ti DEAD. The colonel was banda about the body and exc Stricken inconvenience and triflin accident has caused him nones was ?** w?"?/ < " physician, 'nva8'on. inges the The term of servict er the fall for all arms. After th; thing more transferred to the r rouble. they remain until they ged tightly ed a total of eight y ept for the They then pass into th g pain the tla, where they rem nn trmihio years. Thor. conies th II COICI1CU WILLI I * * .v?w W ? ing on her return v< 5 Is two years by offlc,als. wou,d at the men are ! 8tatU9' She carrle eserve, where i and was en*a*ed ? have complet-1 vlces' being bound 1 ears' service. to take on coaI for ie mobile mill- | navy to be carr,ed aln for four j Francl9COe transfer Into ayage, it was said j IN Bi l not affect her | _ d no contraband British Battles! n no hostile ser- Submarine?> 'or Newport News ; War the United States i London, May as freight to Snn and sinking of ti j Majestic is tnn i miraltv in the f i man (led by C VRDANELLES niauriee, was I Her crew of hip Torpedoed by 1 times of peat lost of Her Crew men. The v e Saved. ! inch, fourteei 27.?The torpedoing 14-pounders he lirttlsh battleship aiso carr iounced by the .ad- , tubes. ollnwinir stntomont- i ? ? 'apt. Maurice E. Fitza vessel of 11,985 tons. officers and men in ;e numbered about 700 essel carried four 10n 7.5-inch and fourteen and four 6-pounders. ied two 18-inch torpedo Fitzgerald. Ga., May 27. Robert T. Daniel ,of Grii sovereign grand sire of th< Lodge of the Independent ( Odd Fellows of the World, di this morning following a si apaplexy that he suffered ei the day. Judge Daniel was Strieker the lit hia nililrruo liafn ?Judge I The interference with hi fhn, Ga., I has been with his daliy a Grand ride. Jrder of Co( Roosevelt met wit led early (jent a8 he was about to Iroke of jeg over the saddle of 1 lrller in m0unt. His foot slippc | came down heavily on his i Just at I ? ra 1 OrtO I s activities tho territorial militia horseback remain seven >ears, or 39 years of age. h the acci- For the (lrst eight throw his service tho cecoud cat lis favorite ' aro regarded as belong id and he manent army, and dnr i side. I they are supposed to two to six months' tr? where they London, May ^6 until they aro ! steamer N'ehraskan | from Liverpool May years of their Breaktvater, was toi egory recruits l)y a submarine at ing to the per- ' wo?t of Fastnet, of Ing this period I ?' Ireland. No live recoive from! The .crew at once lin'ag, which ' hut at'tc- flnd'eg th .?The American "An enemy s , Captain Greene and sank H. M. r 24 for Delaware H. F. G. Tialbot, pedoed yesterday I it was supportir a point 10 miles Gallipoli peninsi f the south coasL | "N'er;r?:* :>ll of s were lost. : were saved." took to the boats. The t>a11 l?ship at tho Nebraskan ->< ! of 1 >/"> ? ? - | The Trliim ubmarine torpedoed | and had a sp S. Majestic, ('apt. ] With the s this morning while flve allied ba ig the army on th" counted tor : ila. Turkish gun-1 the officers and men Of these loss* t allied four? Majestic was a vos- \ Irresistible 01 ons 'i d o! in n ?n shin him heen iph was 4:?6 feet long ieed of about 20 knots, linking of the Triumph ttleships have been acin the Dardanelles by lire, mines or torpedoes. ?s the Hrltish have snathe Triumph, Ocean, id Goliath. Out* French ;nnl' thn pAinrat Tn delegates to the State Conve Odd Fellows. Me had tolc' work as head of the Order visits to lodges In Canada parts of the United Suites n eluding rrthor abrupt*? ne backward and fell into a eh whole right s'de wiu? paralj CHAXC1K SI'.WISH "I ntlon of I of his Nnvnl Academy Faculty of his 1 dies" (lot Wise and all ) Annapolis. Md., May 2r, ind con-1 tlrft Hrst an<l second clai reeled Naval Academy hnderwe ialr. His amlnatlon in Spanish to<h rzed. Academy authorities sus] the questions prepared f KX.VM." may be spread m. r They then pass Into J) ? ?r M.?l- t,a ruj tjlcn 1IUO t;10 { j _T|1(, ftn tla under the Heme sses rt the ',;0 samv * ' ?(,a ** d nt a ro-e-:- category: Men ot ay. ocean-pa r V*'^ ' t< pe't"d that ,,n at 5tCt'A'' U1t o :.h'- test '"K" several years I v/aa no* seriously d to mobile ruili- turned fcboard and i orrltorial mlli- i dttrwayj 3V had aiilons and fpr i ward ni] li"r <V>reh o tho of tlu "!lt1;rlife* tl ird cat - jl \V :rit i:d mill-| TVo ty dr ' ; . * 1 ' )WJA7 Vy <hv , N srtM- a . 1 Av I ;.Z . .ru. .. K amaged. they rc- \ horse power. !l ?;ot the vessel tn? >n a pour, fno* bean struck for-; The Majestic, ioUIs were full of ig; - nrried fo. kan did pot. <arr ,,,| ,, , ;> lis. Ill ad 11' 'o/ioHtion was v - j; h !V l^rVt'ifWhnlMltv The ainkin , oi h% :it r:it e r n. he . Lh Prjt'ah l er o"lrvrn and er?~ addition aeve 'ns aggregated 757 i ships have n whip1, was built i:: strilvk by I u lr U dich, 1J i-im-h to retire fror tit and 3-pounder | waterway?. ion she was armed !i to- : ; tel. Cnnflr1 ' the* . s a 'v!;e l/ivehnd, - I L ' . lrlO<*f If* .?P!HV'!)1 ral other allied battlet various times been rkish shells and forced 11 the fighting in the k'Jiec in Wilson. 0,1., May 27.?The V? <\ ITnlfrrwl Tormulo in Oklahomr Hugo, Ok la'., May 26.?A Btruok Tilihi.'iu, Oklahoma, < north of her<? to'lay, killing son and fatally Injuring otlierg, arcorltng fo roports ?'d horo. Many building blown away. , r.u<i noon surreptitiously o forehand bv some of ti tornf.no , mon The omce where (h f?0 miles were kept, recently was one per1- became Itfhovvn, and several ward, Spanish students in the examination t. I, 1 ' '* ed unusual famllarlty v/i! s were ^oct \ thorougn ;nvr being made. btftlned be- 1 to midRhlp- HUjj'k by .Single vaoni ??"' ' : I'cral/ back- Co:iator?' Jtilo r.f to; zero foum! saya tbat tho Br! ' " develop-1 Triumph ^yaa au0k by ^Ka^on l? Pedo Rnf| r she f 'sc.en minuted. 'ft ]; " !> . May if-Jf .V ft" "?=' ' i. toThoT.A}' 4,, tloh or, ?r ?' ?>/<?t-\ .4wtfwnn MonppeH/tjfl fi .X \ ; / J (Continued on /'/ I ' A i.t'i i * HIII i . a: . . N^ilS struck I lie (fW* , h. ;,[n ,y * h ? 9Ub! a i r.- ...o: tin.-, ;lV!"" ' e" It Ion at a. .1 ' :ho (;t,: ? "ni ookhaven. ,(1 th? O^-Jaih ? the Nebraakan Ihr French a,9? Tt' ( I?ship In the 1 Page Right.) I'ouvet. \ lairn, and the third Presbyterian nariny. th Trl mr>h -tcssion here I t > the bottom in President os !?ift Wednesday > i ' mpatl a few day? before. *tant prayer have lost one bat- -nd wisdom rurkish canipaiRii?!. ?irs of th r.resent crisis c.iureh ol America, in today, sent n telegram Wilson assuring him of ty, confidence nncl conthat Divine strength may sustain you in the c nation (luring thfc . . ': .. ? ,jLj % -Tr"- - n'?fc wi rn. rn rar, , u.n * i v, fe - . 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