The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 20, 1899, Image 2
E. 11. AULL, EDiTot.
E-DITO1R IA L 4:1IMEPON*0 N CKE
January 19.-Both branches of the
Legislature adjourned over today In
b,onor of the birthday of Gel. 1t. E.
Lee, the day having been made a legal
holiday by act of the Legislature a few
yeara ago.
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yes'rday the inaugu raion ce-e
mOnAC w%ee held in the ilouse of lep
r,,o itative:. They were simw'o ard
lasted but a sh!rt time. It was thought
at one time that the cereiolnies would
be still more simple and the oath of of
lice wouli he administered ill tIhe ex
ecitive lice, but. a committee onl
p)rogilll wa- tappoinlted of wh ich coiLl
iiIttev St'latol" .\lowel' Vas chairlniti
ind the loUSCs IIet in joilt Is 'llibly
at 12 o'clock and the oath of o!ee nas
a il it Istt red by 1 id o E 11 ,e:t ( r,
ilasullLch as all of t1ie SUIrinLlt cOirt
.1 udges w"re ab,enit from I lie city. GWv
er'lor l-.iikrb male a brief add '.S a I ni
as the people have bee xpe i1 omi'
uttevalce ir'lli hIIn lIe h di tthe
editorial. 1 gi%e his adoro-s in ful!
lie Made nok )eferele to the Slate
Uewspiaipers clarg"ez ali lilade abut
t.he sa:le :-p0ch he dI ii two c.easap I.
No plie iX.:ineJ. lIe was V. I,
cl-)Sk. attinoll anl receite ap p.ac
wheteibi had conclud-d. Th foi%.h
yv r the :a.rDve tacs, :
ii' lo.. . . .1 1
tA L,,t 11
iLAAW. i.\ .
it b'i~'ath w...
rIhlAo A c 5.tl L "s
insep",d an U :f v.
the Waord rem
,To\% .til 'e
ple t S M" M no a
inl th'eir neart- ie.C
halte mo die ou -
"Tw*as thus, afker :-p ;
the peole nlow, in tmul -
ing mialks, inar'itile a. 0h0 w\at, no
i1i1ire pposed again-I iLk'jlai;lali c.
kiddil and allies. I n lirn 0 1g : I
lines they turned with Wbarnetera, e
generosihy to 1>e; not becauie of:-pelal
worth or litness Oil lly Irl*t, for I had
done nothing to merit such marked es
teem, but. 1jecause they who knew ie
best believed that as governo, I woiuld
serve n1o. a fact ion, but the whole peo
lC, Ulid briVe to brillg inl all eraI Of
peace and good fellowhipA . Thun was
I enaoled to launch the shii of state
under favoring breee. KlnighI\tly and
gUIIeoLuS Louls Caine (orward ithII
4edg(s of Cooperation. The press'
witli scalrely an except,ion, prolmseki
SIppolL, prophesied ia happy Voyage
under favortable skies. \ith mllanty
misgivings I undertook the task (0
which I was called, scarcely darintg to
trust my ability to meet the expeCu.
tons ot the people. Would that it had
been poib5I~le!
" Th~e sean)t majrityi~I, litowevr re-* n
eently acecorLdedI lilLafter i itubbornI ily I
fought light, is in sharp cintras w.4 .itii
the ovcrwhlelmin ie.t '.1ur o t ILL Liearsi
ago, andL yet I ha ive no0 reaison eiher to)
colinphlainh orI whiine. .\ly duty I have-I
pIerformh)ed to thiie Ibes t ofmy alIity.
My mlistaLkes I shall neit' . attemipt
to etondofle, iLor tL) si ift thle hui Lden of
their re1.ponib~ilities onI othe1r. \\ithI
dee}J ci at itutle to the f'iend11s w ho hiave
Ilevel' waveredl in thIecir stipjltori , n;h
inalci.. towalrdls nolie ald guood willI to
watrds mny fel lowL ciies, LwithI a 1proL
found apipreint ion of thet gre.at honoriii
conferred, I entel' upon.liniy 5LecLlld tllii
as g Ove l'ir o f tlh i-, listol'ic cLoiniinli.
wealth. ToL thle cit izenIs, let mie repe t,
whouse votes were cast for iine iiia
ICLeer cX Press inls gi'a ti t idLe, but,
I shall endIeavol neVerI to) forget my)
duty to the whIole peoleL andiL toI teat
all withI fair'nessLand conisideirationi
eveii the bitterest potlitiical Ienies.
"I repreait what it aiLl twLo y.ears ago'..
1 aissu me thlis ollIee untrammLiiiiielei Iby
ia sing le prom11ise iniconistellt wVithi lie
wel farie o)f the pleolle. TIo LI iseL) trigo
my duLties fititfiuilly andiu wLlO, tLo w.in
thle approval'-.nd IL omelrit I Ihe conilid cne'
of all1 1 attlioltic uitizenis i'hll be liyt
highiest ambiIititon. Ill iny former ini
auguoral wias ouitliind Ia LIIcy, whliebt
in the lmain I shall enIdeavorI tLo1 pursue.
lIn concltouion. myi counitrymenl, I he
speak for mnyselIf, duin Ig the l twLoL coim)
ing years, if myv life be spariedI, 'fIhe uit.
most stretch' of yourt ge nero-i'.itad
chatri ty.
'All goodi cit,izens lare struLgglilug,
thou ghI overI (litfrenlt Iroads , for the
same gol, thle highliest LyelIfare tof
our bieloved State. L et us vie with
cactb Othler not to enlgender wU-rath and
b)ittern1ess ol specech, but to allay pas
sion and prejuldilce. anid tto enk it. in
the hearts ol the risinig generation it
deepei love for (or g rand. old St ate(.
With ioulidence in the integrityof our'
people, wi th faith ini a God wti Lho fa voIrs
and protects the rIIighiteoulls, I shall1 take
tip lie hourdens oIf th,is highI trust w.ithi
freshl hope itnd strong cLIIurage.
When Gov. IlAerbe had concluded the
Hon. M . H. meSweeney, lieutena~nt
gov:ernor' wa~s sworn by JudIge Gary.
and Mr McSwveeney delivLered a brief
address ias follo0ws:
L[IMUT. (GOV. MeSW tEEY'S ItIE.\AuES
Fellow citizens and gentlemen of the
Generitl Assenmbly: If.tilts bee~n a timie
honored cuistomi for the lieutenant gov
ernor sim p1v 10o thank the pleLople for
the hotnor coniferred anid to atdjourln the
jot asembly. I shall not dleviate
f romn that cuistLom, and1 a mply dire~ to
express to f.i ole o1I3(f S- ii ( Carllinah
mry deepll anpreeciat,ioni of tbe honoer theyj
have conferred ini electing me a seconhd
term to p)resi(de over t,he seidate Tw'.o
yearsi' ago whein I assumediCL tne duties
of this 011Ic0 I promnised to presidle with
fairness and( inmpartial ity I si mply re
.DOw tile prlomlilow to1 treat with
COulrtes4y am11 ini partiality every'
meG' .1ber of the slenitto 1and( to dIiseharge
the duties of that o'Ilice faith fully anid
to the best of mny ability.
T1he business of t.he jOlt assembly
having been concluded I now declaro
the Jolnt assembl.v dlesvIoid. Tiha
gonators will now return to the senato
chumber.
Tble licutentait governor, as presal
dont of the seonate, then assumed the
robe of ollico and declared the jolut as
sombly adjourned.
Tiho house of reprosvintatives re
mitied standing whilo the guberna
torial party ivd the senato left tho
t11.*JIII.
Iev. WV. R' icihardson offered a
fervent prayor for the iewly elected
ollicera and all others.
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Nothing of general interest has been
done its yet. The Legislators seem to be
taking things etsy and deliberate and it
is best that the3 shoild for hasty legisla
tion ollietiles becomes Very expensive
t the taxpayer's Really, while there
are It gveat ImIaNy hills introduced thero
are at pres4ent nlo indieations of any
very guat, chantlges in the laws.
Th jildiciaryv conmittee has up1) for
consi :kratiolI a hill providing for a Sys
It'llm of vointy couts whichvilmy Cause
S11m disilu.sioi, I t provides. however.
I I lieve thle estallishilment, of the'e
volurts to a voto of thle qualihl'd et "wr.,
of each oint v.
No liquor le-_,islation lih yet made
it: appearance. W hat is to comle up 1
am not able to -av. The imiteationl.
!)o are that here will he no material
ebanL-t . thu cispensary lawl at thi,
.Z- for ;'uerintendent of
n!r..tame libr1arianl. tr.k1
lad dIret.ors
Sry ar ,.-z for next
1V Cit '.1v Ia I cc be. 1 1. vIt IV
. bi i- 'n:s of the vari
v. ~ t !.NIl- l. h il k) u
a o t.aimr to be.
ihbyists1 b
- : i sed *~'il to
Imind is
iit- a lie is
r 0:selfand
!iit. lili
arr..\..i.......a........, d t e tt
ia :.iiI !or I w. oirk. I 117tvi not, 1)w
e,*er,. 1bn1 Y opinion thal
the sucuessful candidate fort,lperiniten.
d'nt of tle pIQiteLtil\-yV will he Selnlt
ti ir Gri IIh, of Ixxn.11? ton. TIIeeI is ic
warv, howv r, fi umb.rtkilg to(1 e-.
wVith) an1 .sd re of ef,e:t1iii.ty what lihr,
ic-lilt of th se So ceetiolls will be Iunitil
the vote i. vast. 111141 counted. Onle no
Ihe canlithdats for this positioll Wlt
wits liro lIst, weuk Iakillg It oelisuis o
flow t he sto'islat urie sto) finished hiII
W01rk and Ik.a gone home satisfied that
he is 101tI i) it, so to speaI.
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Then the0 elet ion for meimbers of tlh
State boam-d of control to man1 iage the
whiskey bulsin)ess for the Stale is creat
iiin ons irale intertest itnd i s 5( ouh1
ohlice aind 1 suppose08 is a pietty goof
herithi ifC~11 Iou ar iclinued to make ile
suh. I uler stIam114 thalt l Jiprst a
tive liluasie las withdrawn fromn tl)4
As to Sitate li brarlian, that positionl)
hield iN la-s Naimie .\ointgomiery, o
Lartiln, an id shle is u:and(1id ate for elee
t.ionI at t h i time. Thetie arie severaI
i)the r Caitda llt 0, bu11t so far as8 I caII
jid ge at tis wiin lg NI iss Mlonitgomler'
will Ib42e r own sucessor~).
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i' LilI theseii electin are11 oICLver th<
memberi401 will not get down to ireal harit
le-gisitive work, thou0gh at this timt
the2', seionI S I illoving alg smilootly 3
Copies of the nIew counlty governmeniL'
iLaw whIich hias just gonte into0 e(feel
it maittA'r 4of impor ltanice i will send1( I
c 'py Cor'1111 pbietio a(1 soon801 Ias I ca,1
get one (If the prin11ted coies, thlouIgl
it, i probabtle the liaw will lie amen2)ide(
lit this- LS ion).
A\ good1 many 13 Newherry peo l~ ple halvi
been'i hiere dliuing the week. We art
itlways glad to see thiem iand I hlOml
wheni they come down they will hun1
mei upI foir if therie shoal d be any wia'
ill whiichi I cani serve t.1hm1 whilIe hereI
will take plleatsure iln(0 ding~ it.
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( uir delegation haivo r'ce'ive'd qu ite
nttiher of appl)1ient.ions an1( dl tton,;
for the vatriouis positions in the county.
They..~ wili hold Ia meeL(tinlg tonight aini
will lake up th:e maltter-'(I 1111appoit
men)Its for the county and)1 probabLl~
ime.ke up1 thiiir re-coinda111ition)s 1I
the'y declide on anythiing I will w iro to,
nighlt.
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Senaitor N MowVer hats bieen 1) indisos'ed
for a1 feLw days bu1t IS im)pro)v ing . \Vu hadii
sinlce comning here. it, would lie a co
Ilief to see a good 8s1unshino1 day.
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Thle hill extend ing the time11 for pay
lng taixes to the fiIrst, (If Ma rch ha
pae1' hothI houses(2 and1 ordelred en-.
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T1he hill1 Introduced t) repea0ll thle 11ien
law provb lles that It shallI not go In(toi
ope4)ratioii if paLtsed unii niIext1. y'ear andl
there0 is some) talk oIf putting It elY for
two yearis. So thlat evenu if there shiould
be any legislation on the stubject It will
not affect business for tis year.
U TI. .
COr.. NKA11.'8 RATIMNT.
He Uomes Out for Local.Option and Aganl
the Dispeneary--mays Ellerbo's Ad
tuInitarailon a' Been A Wall
ure-Practently Madoree
Thset State's flecentti
t,,ral on tie Ejler
betioniflel .
Deal.
[Special to Herald and News.]
Columbia, S. C., .lan. 20, 9 a. m.
W. A. Neal publisheo an address in The
Suate this morning. He comes out
strongly for local option and against
the dispensary. Abuses Jno. Gary
Evians and says that Ellerbe's ad
inhilstration has been a failure
and dilsappoltll ntment. He does not men
tion in words the Gonzales' editorial of
last week, but in terms practically on
dorses it. lie says if he is defeated for
Superintendeit of the Penitentiary, he
will appeal to the people in next general
clection fr vi indication. lis position
oil the liqiuorv q.iestion, he clihtns, is no
new thing, E. H1. AULL.
We would advise everybody to take
advantage of Lhe prices that Flynn is
sellin-g the Newberry Grocery Coin
piny's stock at. It
BIDS WANTED.
y pi-' CON1'RACT WILL BE LET
-. to the lowest bidder for hauling
coal fhoni the railroad station to the
powe rhorse for t.be year 18m, on the
221 insitit. For particulars see un
dersignYd. P. .1. VOSS,
Stiperintendent.
Notice or ADDlication for Homestcad.
ST iE OF SOUTi1l CARO INA,
('( NTY OF NEWBERRY.
Ex laete Sarah A nn Clarke.
-.tTTi. 18 J IIIiU11Y GIVEN
SI tuit Siaah A tn Clarke has tiled
in m ice an npplication to have t
liomae teald alppratisf-d an1d set, aiside to
herself and her children in the lands
aui iersonal property of her husband,
.irlk Chtark.
W D. HARDY, Master.
Jan' uar v th, 1918.
Master's Sales.
Y lMER OF COUT I VIfli
3 ,el to ihe highist, bidder, before
0:e Io t i -u at Niw berry, S. C.,
,,;I Ill. fir.t NIilaty it F lrinairy, 1899,
i: h ih cits of David A. Ruff, et al,
hii 0Hs, v- .I. M. Boweris e al, Dj
teidants. A .I hat i riet or land situate
in Nt,wbrry County and State Of
S 'u h C,rolin, containing One Hun
dfi-d :tnd Seventeen AereP, tiore or-less,
and i inded by lands of Alan John.
stuti If I. Folk, Presley Henry and
ot her
T I.s t 3A I.B: Ove-thiru cash, the
ahuc. it) one anid two P(ual annual
1tistalniilts, with intert-st on each
from iday of -a'e, the credit portioi to
bev steulr(d by bonid of purciaer and
tmortgligt- of the premiss std, with
leave to pitrvhasetr to antielpate pay.
in-tt in wh.Le or it part. Purchaser
musi coniply w it I terms of sale in fif
ievn tmmIes or piroperty will be resold
at onte. i Purheaser to pay for papers
:n1ld stamips.
W. I. H AR DY, Master.
Mi ast er's 0111cc, J tan. It), 1809.
iY OR)iCR OF' COUR I WILL
tle( llt to the hlihest bIdder, before
thiCur H use at Newh erry, 8. C.,
Stn.thle fIrst Motnday lu Feb'ruarv-, 1890,
in the c ise of WV. D). Hardly, Master,
Plaintit11, vs WV. A. Fallaw, JTr., Defeni
danit. Thlat lot oft lantd In the 'I own of
Newhe-irre, County of Newherry andi
S-ate o f S >uth Carolina, known as the
*Fallaw I louse,"' containIng forty-five
hund tl redthls of an aere, more or less,
aind i'i iumb-o by Nancee Street, Friend
St:-eet, NI K iben Strieet aind lot, of
Ja' ph Brow i, di eeasedI.
T 'I'ts or- MA ues: Otne thIird cash, the
iialance ion a credit (if one and two
y ears, w it hi in L t' est f rom (lay of sale.
fu cr dt(it iortiion to beo secured by
biond ofi the purchasar and a mortgage
ofi the premitises sold. Tlhe pu rchaser
ni ill be' gi v, n tenttt mnoles in whIch to
com ly wit hli 'erms o,fsatle,anid sihould lhe
f-il to c'omlly, t hte pr'perty will be re
sold limmeritaltly. Purchaser to pay
for papere ais amptai.
W. D). iiAitDY. Master.
MI ster's Ollice-, Jain 10. 18990
i Y OlDICR O COU RiT [ W[LL
1 sel toi hh hest bider, be.fore
ine Co'urt H'ituse it N.iwberry, S. C,
ott the first Mlondaty it Fehltuary, 1890,
itt the (.,se otf iy. I) lludly, Master
I'l-iniiIfi, vs Greent [Davetnpirt, et al,
IDefemiats, All thait tract, of land
(heintg tract No. 3 of thet lando of James
I"ait) ini the. Co'un ty of Newberry and
State ' f S itth Carolina, containing
sevent(y-six acres ando one-fourth, more
o' les'i, anid bi-.untded by lanids of B. B.
Sehnmixp ri, A A. ihter, Tract No. 4,
Tlract No 1 and Tlrnect No 2, lands of
Fred Jao-kson~ and (Geo. A C,tok. .
'lT-:nMs o1r SAui.: One thiirdl cash, anid
t he bla inee In two Iinst almets, pay
abtie In onie an't two yearA, wIth Intter
e-st ftmmu daty or stale, i he crecdit portion
to bie secured by bontd of the puirchaser
antd moCri gage. of the pretmiseae sold,
with leave for thle putrchasetr to,piay all
i.tiheturche mioney In cashi. Puarch we
to paty for pipers anid siam ps.
W. D). 11ARtD Y. M aster.
MI uter's 0111cc, .J a it 10, 18991.
1.Y OlDICRL OF TIllC COURT
I) hter-en, I will sell to the highest,
biddler, before the Court IHouse at,
Newberrty, Sout,h ( arolina, on the first
Monday~ (saleduay ) in February, 1891), in
the ease of the South (Cairt)ina Loan
andi( Trnst Company, Pltaint,itf, vs.
Thtomais .1. Li pscomi b et al., Defendants.
.All that tract or plantation of land
situate in the County of Newborry, and
State oif Sou th CarolIna, on Saluida river
conitaI.ning three hundred and thirty
tine aicres, miore or' Iss, and bounded
hy lot No i, lot No. 3 and lot, No. 4 of
the lanids formerly belonging to James
N. Liplscombi
'1T-siMs oi. SA L.: One-third cash, and
the baltance on a credlit, of one and t,wd
years, with interest front the day of salo,.
credit portion to be seeured by t,be
botnd of the purc'htaser anid a mortgage
of the premuises sold, wvith leave to an
t,iciptate paymtuenit in whole or in part.
iPrebaser' must cornply wit-h terms
of sale immtied iately, or lantd wvill be re
SOld at once. Pu rchaser to pay for'
patpers atnd stamp)s.
WN .)D. H ARDY. Master.
IMastrs 0m1nc,m an 180
EMBROIDERY
...SALE FOR...
WJANUARY O V
Anticipating the us
jal heavy demand for
Embroidery during this
month, we have forti
Fied ourselves to meet
it. We went on the
market with cash and
came off with the Big
gest aid cheapest line
ever offered to the
trade of Newberry.
Nainsook Embroidery,
Cambric Embroidery,
Swiss Embroidery,
Every piece a bar
gain. Now is a good
time to buy emboidery
and get this work off
hand before the-spring
sewing comes on.
We want to impress
the fact that this offer
ing of embroidery is an
unusual one in point of
quality, style and value.
You will. certainly pay
more if you wait till
later.
C&GS1-MOWERGO.
CANNON & MAYES,
AR AGENTS OR THE
Mansion Hersa team Laundry,
OF GREENVILLP,, S. C.,
-AT
NEWBERRY, 's C.
AR! Xniai G ).n1. Santa Uans
will be 'th' a :4.LLsite whiteness of
Christmas buoW that we will lay upon
your shirt bosom, collars and cuffs.
Those who know a good thing when
they see it will appreciate the faultless
work that we put on their linen in
color and perfect finish. Sample it.
A. A. GATES, Proprietor.
New Goods!
We are receiving new
goods almost every
day, and offer them at
reas,onably low prices.
Watches, Clocks.
Jewelry, Silver and
Silver-plated ware,
Spectacles, Eyeglasses
and Cut Glass and
Silver Novelties.
Dolls and Toys of
every description.
Come and examine
my stock.
EDUARD SCHOLTZ,
- The Jeweler,
Opposite R. (3, Williams'.
Two Cold Feet.
Are common. afflictions, so corn.
mon in fact.that we have laid in .an
extra supply of Jiot Water B~ottle.,
for the aid and comfort of all friged
footed people.
That eatra supply we mention
means a good deal. We bought a
lot at a low price, yon can buy the
wame way, at
ROBERTbON & 9ILDER'S
Drug Store
HIMe Toar it19
Have just finished taking
Stock and find we have more
winter goods than we care to
carry over. T17he following
goods we vrill sell at a big re.
duotion
DRESS GOODS,
FLANNELS,
JEANS, BLANKETS,
and UNDE RVESTS,
and all other wollen goods for
the next sixty days.
Will have a new lot of 1.mbroid.
eries in a few -aays at a very low
price. Good many remnants in the
lot; will also have a shipment of sIo(s
in a few days which we will also -oll
very cheap.
Thanking all of our friends for
their trate in 1898 will Lry and serve
them better in 1899.
Yours to please,
Davenport & Renwick
Remenber
That the Book* Store is
the place to get your
Christmas presents, WvVe
have a full line of
Pictures,
Dolls,
Musical Instru
ments. and
Books,
For tl Christmas trade.
Fancy Goods
Of all kinds.
Give us a call before buy
ing. We will take pleas
ure in showing you what
we haye, whether you
buy or not.
J. K. GILDER
BOOK STORE.
Wagons,
Carriages,
Dolls,
GREAT AND SM1ALL FOR
ONE AND ILL.
Ships,
Steamboats,
Cruisers and
Small Boats,
Swords,
Guns and
Toys, for the
Soldier Boys.
Mother Goose Stories.
Kris Kingle Series.
Books for the
Little ones.
Come and see what
WTA
HAS FOR YOU,
AT
BAGANSTOR.
CLOSING C
We are Going 0
JANUAR
And in order to do to, wo I
Clothing, Shoes,
Furnishin
to be closed out at priceE
Big lino men's heavy top shirts at .20
Wool undershirts reduced to .25
Heavy cot ton unde'shirts reiduced to .2'
Heavy drill drawers .20
Big line mon's and boys caps at .15
Women's dongola shoes, nntbers
3 and 4, at .50
Women's heavy shoes 60
B18 Stock off fe4n's, Y01
to be sold at. a big cut in pricos. In
W6 want. to turn the vtock into cash 1:
du it wo will certainly be successful.
Yours i
THE NE BERRY Cl
,tER Na.
DEAL
Coffns ani
From the Highest Grad
,.....To the C
Prompt Attention Givei
Funitur all HoU
....Miarble and Graii
Leavell & Spew
NEWBERRY,
THE STANDARD WHlE
Eqipdwith 0. & J. Clincher Tlires.
NATHAN E.
LW*Now Parts for Repaira for sale a
M IVcCLU RE't3
$1300 a year - - .
FOR
Among t.ho Spe(.
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A PlungYo in the Diving Torpedo
Boat
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Th'le Kito in Modern Warfare'
Telegraphing Without Wies
Thej~ Marvels of the Sea
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