Tin; w:i:: om.if. rnrKsnAY. .uasT
, EASING OF TENSION
: BOOMS SiOUK MAR'l
Motor Sham. Steel and War Indni
trial Rise from Two to Thir
teen Points.
WILSON AWAITS FURT1ES WORD
THE GREAT FLOOD AT GALVESTON Against the West Indian hurricane only the
strength of Galveston's sea wall, put up for just such an emergency, stood between the
city and a repetition of the catastrophe which visited it during. 1903. Here is a view of
the wreckage.
NEW YORK. Atir. 2S. The end
ing of the diplomatic trnMon be
tween Washington ana Herlin re
sulted in a aorl'1 of afertacnlar al
vanree among; war Mocks, duo to to
day'e early trading.
Studebaker row 134 to 117-;
Willys-Overland. 13 '4 to IKK; New
York Airbrake and General Motors
gained 5, at 150& and 216. rpnpoc
tlvely, and Crurlble Ktrel made a ;
similar Improvement, at 7K4. j
. I'nlted Hates Steel's rl" at th i I
Ing was ta-o points, which w i
ssded U later. Hteel wait mil l t c I
market leader In the sense thai it rvnl
ftp a guide for the better known leim".
At this morning's hlh level -It lir.it re
revered all but a point of Its recent ten
point decline.
Other IndustrtaiM ami unc'aaalfVd
shares purU ipatlng In war contracts
rata I to 4 polnta, w,i!i 131 1 for Cnban
American Bugar at 1.
Rallmada joined lh rise later, the Pa
rities showing eepedal tre,ie,,ir..
' Wstelnsto ami Waitlae.
WAaHINOTOX. Aug. 26 While White
IIoun officials today ahowed that they
viewed the oiit.ook was mora hoprnil
they maintained the position that n fur
ther statement from the Ormaa govern
ment should be awaited before any an
nouncement nf the Intent. una of the
American government w.u.d bo mm)'.
1 L'nof flrlal word waa conveyed to Preal
dent Wilson that close friends of Count
von . Bernstorf f believed Ma telegram
forcshsdowod action by the Berlin gov-
ernmont wl Ich will aatlafy the United
Statea.
The prealdcnt waa Informed through
friends of the ambaeaador that Germany
wanted to maintain friendly relations
with the United Statea and that the next
Imeeasge from Berlin would be of a favor
able character. Administration offtctala
Idld not accept fount von Bernatorffs
.message ai a disavowal, but were hope
Iful that It Indicated a dlsavowsl will be
forthcoming.
No frrah Instruction have been aent
to Ambassador Gerard and he has not
jcommunlrated with the State department
;ithln the laat twenty-four houra.
Beraatorff Mar bee laalB.
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Count von Uerns
torff, the German ambaaaador to the
I tilted State, remained In seclusion her
today, with hla plana for the next few
tiays undeveloped. He had received no
'further advices from Berlin bearing en
(Continued on Page Fourteen, Cel. Three.)
the sinking of the Arabic, ho aald, anil
did not know when aucl) word would bo
received. ,
It waa within the range ef Bosaibl'lties,
1he oinhaaaador laid, that he would go
1o: Washington to confer with Secretary
1-analng before receiving further word
from Berlin, but thla weula be. If at all,
upon Secretary -Lenstrig'a Invitation.
Gerard Calla oa Vea Jaaw,
BBRIaTN', Aug. 25. (Via, London.) Tha
American ambaaaador. James W. Gerard,
called on Foreign Minister Von Jagow
lat evening and asked for information
concerning the alnklng of the staamahlp
Arabic
!. Mr. Gerard learned that the government
'had no official newa whatever on thla
subject.
The only Information which the govern
,nwnt baa U that contained In newspaper
iilpa.tchea from abroad, which throw
(little light on the clrrujiiatanoes attend
ilng the destruction of the steamer. It
l not oven clear whether the disaster
waa due to a torpedo or mine, or whether
(in case the r.aael waa torpedoed, there
were asocial circumstances which Impelled
the commander of tha submarine ta at
tack the Arabia
Until official advlcea have been rmelved
definitely clearing up these polnta, the
foreign office will hardly be In a puel
tlon to diaouaa the case or maJte any
UlecJaratloaj of policy concerning the Inc
ident. Offlciala t Uia forelun office make It
xtry clear that they have Intent low
of flouting the United Ktalea er aneklng
to hrtng about a situation such as that
:ealt with hypotblcaUy In '.he taut Amer
ican note.
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The eyetem, it la claimed. rmilta In
scientific nhop mananement eimllar to
the bonua ayetem whi h oritanlifd labor
oppoaea In other government plants.
OMectlone alro have been made to the
acientlflo majiaeenvnt s'atem at the gov.
1 pmment ararnal In Watertown, Mass.
Ex-Preiident Leprecatei Ephemeral' The motai tradca councu today con-
Vanif..t.ti. f D.linn. ' Untied conafdcratlon of plana for confer-
tHUIlVvfl"vMa VaV MVIllVUa
TAFT CRITICIZES
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Excitement.
RELIGION ESSENTIAL IN LIFE
PAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25. Re
ligion waa proclaimed an esnential
In man', life and In his relations to
the state, In an address delivered
here today before the National Uni
tarian conference, by William How
ard Taft, president of the conference
and former president of the United
States.
Unttarianlem, Mr. Taft aald, waa
of service In offering a creed com
patible with free, gclentlflc Inquiry,
and he asserted that on the firing
line of missionary activity, advocates
of sterner creeds become broadened
and liberalized.
Toward the end of his address lie spoke
at some length of a widely known evan
gelist, whom he did not name, crlttclalng
his methods and result as "an ephemeral
manifestation of reilglous excitement."
He deprecated any movement to ot pose
this man's attcki on tho I'nltaiKn
church, because there was no common
I ffmilnit tnw rillniAnl n .1 !., M-
w ..... mi jut:, o c . ' i
thetlcal assault we have restraints that
wotild put ua at great disadvantage."
Mr. Taft spoke at the opening of the
business sessions of the twenty-sixth
biei.nial general conference of the Uni
tarian and other Christian churches.
I encea with financiers and industrial em
! ployrrs In control of large munition plants
I of the country', hoping to secure shorter
working houra and increased wages with
i out resort to strikes if possible.
1'BSadena. Cat., on Tnoo.lay. where b.
has been making hla home for two years
Mr. Adair, who was 76 years old,
considered among the most Influentlnl
financiers of western Nebraska. Ho Is
survived by Mrs. Adair and one daughter.
Mabel. The body will be brought t-
Omaha for burial. '
DEATHRECORD.
J. n. Adair.
' KKAKXKY. Neb., Aug. Id.-iSperlal
i Telegram. ) J". S. Adair, president of the
; City National bank of Kearney, died at
ZEPPELIN CROSSES HOLLAND
IN DIRECTION OF ENGLAND
AMSTERDAM (Via london. Aug.
The Telegraaf learned from Vlleland that
a Zeppelin dirigible balloon passed over
that laland of the Netherlands today,
traveling from an eastern to a north west
ern direction. Vlleland la off the entraa.ee
to the Zuyder Zee and In a northwesterly
direction lies the northeast coast of England.
;Real Export of War
Munitions Started
but Two Months
Ago
WAHHINOTON. Aug. ta. That a great
ert of Europe's enermeua orders for
arms and ammunition did net begtn to
piiove from the United Slates until com
paratively recently waa Indicated by oa
k'Ort figures Issued today by the Depart
(nent of Commerce.
The statistics covering the twelve
pnonths ending with June show that
kvhile experts of war stipp tes tnereaoed
tremendoualy . over the preeUwK year,
the greatest partin some rases frees
pne-firth to one-third of 1'ie year'a ea
kiorte left 'the UnHed States la Jane.
' The twelve months' aertod shewed es
kwrta ef exploalves valued at
u aainst tt.27I.lT la the preeeding year,
pdore than one-fourth of that total IU.
fs 744 was. shipped dttrlsg Jane. Oaay
jpowder showed esperts of S34.M In
June, compared wUh as.M,b3 for tha
iyeaji.
Vixty-twe aeroptanra were exported in
June as against 1U for the entire year.
Jn tho preceding year only thirty-four
GERMAN ATTACK ON
PERNAUJEPULSED
Banian Official Describe Attempt
of Kaiaer'i Fleet to Land Troops
at Fort on Oslf of Rir.
DRITEN OFF BY SHORE FIRE
PETROOAD, Aug. 26. (Via Ixn
don.) A Ttvld story of the German
clfort to land troops la Pernau, In
the northeast corner of the Oulf of
Riga, is told by a Russian officer
from Pernau, who has reached here.
"At 6 o'clock oa the evening of
tha ISth, while the ellto of the 60,000
people of the city were assembled In
the naval nark listening to a baad
concert, .the official relates, -a
policeman ordered them to disperse,
(t waa then noticed that a Gorman
(hip waa off shore, far away toward
the horlion. It remained for some
time, making observations. It ap
peared later that the Russians bad
signalled the ship to halt, not know
Ing Us nationality, and that signal
auctioning tha. vessel as to this
polat remained unanswered.
"The people f tho city did not be
come alarmed antw sannenadlng was
board at Zansmorger, and more eh I pa
became vUlWe. Three of them seemed
to be light ertilsers and four were large
transports.
"Soon the batteries on shore opened fire
en the German squadron. The German
ehlpa replied and the continuous roar
ef the guns en both idles coalesced Into
a mighty chaos of sound.
"The llorman ships were three miles
away, being unable to approach nearer
on account ef the shallow water, fhelr
flru was Inaccurate. Nobody In Pernau
was killed, but a few persons In Oretola
lost their lives. The railway lines were
slightly damaged, but were qutokly rs
paired. "Tho Germans tired untnUrruptedly
from 11 o'clock In the evening till I the
neat mernins;.''
War ninweil 1 aw KTateeiated.
In accordance with orders the garrison
of Ossewets joined the Russian field
army en August IB. evacuating the fort
ress after blowing up the permanent
fortifications, burning the wooden struc
tures and removing or r rippling tho guns.
thus ending a year of gallant defense
of the principal crossing of the Bobr
river.
War office officials in commenting on
the surrender of the fartnesa aahvted out
that It waa especially adapted for de
fense, because of the marshes that aur
rounded It. but that this fact would be
ene working to Its disadvantage whoa the
fortress waa cut off from the army, the
marshy ground being unsuitable for
nenuavers and sortiva. After tho aban
donment of the line of the Motor. OssoweU
eased to have lmpertasree "a the view
if the army officiate, aad it was regarded
aa the part of w4eda to withdraw from
it.
Blalystek is said to be atlli In Kuaalan
head, hut a large part of the railway
frera the north and weat la now In the
hands of the Germans and It Is expected
that they will make every effort to ex
tend their 1 nea toward Grodno, the next
fortress of Importance In this region.
II at re Derrtofrfaa; ?e Keyel.
Meanwhile tba Austro-Uermana con
tinue to press upon the flanks of the
fortress of Hrt-ljt.vk from tho north
and south, iiud ae ious battles are de
elop.ng In the vanity of Ptachoe and
nt expected to live. The robbers es
caped at Mockllng.
The man killed was Jamea Brown. 17,
of Weatboro, Mo., and the man danger
ously shot was Edward Griffith of Char-
lottetown, Price Edward Islands.
BALKAN STATES
WILL ANNOUNCE
POSITION SOON
(Continued from Page One.)
artillery fighting waa of a fairy spir
ited nature. Furthermore there were en
gagements with band grenades In the
vicinity of Houchea and Netivllle. Around
rtoye and In the neighborhood of
slgny the artillery exchanges yesterday
and last night continued actively.
"From the Champagne district and
from the Argonne the only reports re
ceived refer to fighting In which mines
were exploded.
"In the Voages there were yesterday
engagements with hand grenades on the
Barrenkopf.
"A French aviator last night threw
bombs on the railroad station at Larraln
In the grand durhy of Baden, twenty
eight miles to the southwest of Frl-borg."
RATES ON OIL TO
0MAHA BOOSTED
Commission Orders Adrance from
Mid-Central Field to Points
West of River.
RAILROADS DID NOT ASK FOB IT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. Re
alignment of rates on petroleum oil
and its products in carloads for the
mid-continent field, which includes
producing and refining points In
Kansas and Oklahoma, was ordered
:oday by the Interstate Commerce
commission. Numerous railroads
were ordered to establish new rates
by November 1. The readjustment
Involves increases as well aa de
feases. The commission holds that the present
rate of 17 cents a hundred pounds from
the mldoontinent field to St. Loula la too
low and fixes 20 oenta as a reasonable
maximum. Including all Mississippi river
polnta north of ' St. Louis and south of
Keokuk. Other new rates fixed include.
tl cents to Keokuk and K oenta to all
Mississippi river crossings north of Keo-
I kuk; ikj terns o t.nicago ana wmiory
i the Chicago rate; Ht. Paul territory, 31
NAVY YARD MACHINISTS
PRESENT GRIEVANCES
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26,-Exectitive of
ficers of the metal trades division of the
American Federation of Labor today pre
sented grlevencea of machinist employes
at the Norfolk navy yard to osslstant Sec
retary Roosevelt and urged readjustment
of working schedules. Grievances of the
men are based primarily upon super-
Thompson, Bclden & Co.
SHOES
for Autumn
The most comprehensive collection wo have
over show-n and one surjiftseing any display
ever attempted in Omaha both, in complete
nefia of assortments and in wonderful ranjtre of
choice.
It is needless to dwell upon the beauty of th?
combinations or the ekilled designing Sorosis
Shoes always express.
Suffice it to say that every
known style is represented
in this splendid stock.
IB
Andrews Will Take
More Ambulance
f. , nne imcsKO raie; m. reui wrriiorjr, Ji
DriVCrS tO Jt ranCe fnt, Winnipeg. US cenU added to the
uy Mow or Never
The END Draws Near of This
Forced Piano and Player Piano Sale
Notwithstanding the heavy Mies) of tho past week, we Mill nel
more room for Fall BbJpmeatn. and rather than rent additional warc
roomn at great expens, we have decided to out the pr4c- st 111 deeper
on over 110 High Grade Piano and 1 layer Planus. Our 1016 piauo
are arriving: dally hence our desire to dear our floors. Hedect yours
tomorrow from these high grade makea.
Hardman, Steger & Sons, Emerson, McPhail, Und man
& Sods and ddunoller & Mueller Pianos and Player Pianos
Selected Bargains in Used Pianos and Player Pianos for This Week
8
NEW TORK. Aug. 2S.-Tlie steamer
Nleuw Amsterdam arrived from Rotter-
rate to ht raul; IV-s Moines, 30 cents
front Kansas and 22V4 cents from Okla
homa; Omaha, 20 renta from Kansas and
73 cents from Oklahoma: tfloux Oitv. 28
dam, after having taken on Paaamgert . Oklahoma and 25 centa from
aad mall at Falmouth. England. Of- Kftniiag.
fleers said the Nleuw Amsterdam was The desolation diamlseea all the rumeroua
held up In Downs for several hours j formal complaints Involving the mid
while the BrKlsh mine sweepers cleared continent rates, without prejudice, aad
the channel of German mines. They denies alt reparation,
added that a steamer preceding them I .
struck a mine and sunk. I ln" readjustment neretoiore rererrea to
Dr. Aletta Jacobs, the leading advocate 'l "at Increase of S cents per 100 pounds
of woman auffrage In Holland, was a lnt Omaha and Omaha territory. Under
passenger. A number of German families ; h present condition, oil and oil products J
SffOO Vom & Sons Hquare
200 Root & Hon I pright
200 Hmall 8izt I'pHght .
ROO flickering & Sons I'prlght .
850 Hchnioller & Mueller V pright
250 Voae & Sons Vprlght
BOO I vers & Pond V pright
825 Oramer I'priftht
00 Hrhntoller & Mueller Upright
S50 Kurtrmajt I pt ijrtit . . .
400 Steger & Sons Upright
35
55
65
125
175
75
100
155
150
2O0
175
$550 A. D. Chaae Upright
4(H) Kmeraoa I pright
600 Btelnway Upright
BOO Weber Upright
1.1 OO Chlckerlng A Song Grand
VOO A. B. Chaae Grand
850 Weber Grand . . .
550 J. C. Fisher Player
500 f-Note Player . . .
A50 Wheelock 1'lanola lion
600 Cboraltoue Player . . . .
8340
275
50O
138
were la the first cabin.
Among the passengers waa A. Piatt
Andrew, former assistant secretary ef
the United States treasury, who, for
the last eight months, has been in France
as Inspector general of the American
ambulance corps. Mr. Andrew said that
be would remain about two weeks and
then would take back with him twenty
five additional ambulanae drivers.
"We now have 140 ambulances In active
service fet France." aald Mr. Andrew.
"In Alsace the American ambulances
are the only ones in operation. We have
thirty machines there. In the district
between Faeht and Bussang, a moun
tainous section, we have taken over the
work formerly handled by the French
with mule-carried atretchem.
Mr. Andrew confirmed hla previous re
port that tha American ambulance head
quarters at PontrA-Mousson, had been
shelled by Germans on July Tt.
Former Nebraskan
In thd South Killed
from the Oklahoma fields take a 80-cent
rato into Omaha and Omaha territory
and a 17-cent late from the Kansas
fields
Railroad freight men of lines operating
from Omaha to the south are delighted
with the action of the commission, but
are unable to understand It. They assert
that the railroads have not aaked for an
advance In these rates and, If thoy are
ordered, the advance comes as an un so
United and welrjme surprise.
Hake Your Own Terms FREE Stool FREE Scarf
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
Steinwtvy and Weber Representatives
1311-13
Far nam
Street
Rent rooms quick with a Boo Want AAV
A "For Bale" ad will turn aeoond-haad
furniture Into cash.
ili i
Warm Weather Carelessness
In aummer time when lighter fooda
are moat prevalent, it is particularly
necessary that you get the full benefit
of all the nourishment your food con
tain n. It is a well-known fact, too, that
people are more carelena about what
they eat and drink during warm weather
than at any other time of year. Oillllng
draughts or Icy cold water are constantly
retarding the organs of digestion, which
often cause serious Illness. Bometlmes
It aeema that 'here must be a secret re-
COTTON PIaA NT. Ark.. Aug. (Spe
cial Telegram. ) Jack C. Foater. of t lis
place, formerly of Oreeley. Neb., waa shot' aaxdlivg the inevitable good health of a
and killed by Deputy Sheriff James Hill, i fw comparison to the many who
near hire Bum! ay afternoon. continually feel far from fit. and there
Hill aald Foater owed him money which Fr over fifty years Duffy's Pure
Foster denied at the time of the . killing. ' Malt Whiskey has been a constant health
Foater was unarmed and In M hirt eafeg-uard In the Uvea of numerous (nan
ware shipped. Nearly elaM tlrurt ns.;K')r
puany automobile trucks were enportoit
in June as in the entire year .n.1fi
Juno SO. 1V14. June exports of bota pa.
MMer automobiles and trucks v.'.m
-valued at and for the year ai
fJu.HA (36. In the preceding year they
ere t36.i74.87i.
Figures for barbej wire, harness and
addles ahowed similar esport conditions.
STATUE OF JOAN OF ARC TO
BE ERECTED IN NEW YORK
Vn. Kwulan extreme southern flank
li .r. active, hm in too tar north, on the
c'm-- .r..l of the Hue. there were minor
t jtii.-a on ugust 22 in the direction of
Jaoohataut and SJvinsic mlth alternating
auorestcs.
Tfce reception by the emperor of Mlobael
Vladtinlroviti'h Hoda'anko, president of
the Duma and repeated sessions of the
council of ministers, have elicited lively
d scussioi.s In the corridors of the Duma
regarding the possibility of the formation
cf a ministry of aat-one! defense. Includ
ing representatives of several parties in
the Duma.
sleeves assisting In strengthening the
levees on Wblte river. HUl rode up on
horseback and after a few wonla with
Foater shot him through the left breast,
the bullet going through the heart and
passing out of the body.
Funeral arrangements have been de
layed pending the arrival of relatives
from Oreeley, Neb., and Lincoln,
HUl la In hiding.
and women throughout the world.
A tablespoonful In water or milk be
fore meals and on retiring Is a safe
guard against many Ula. It restores
strength and energy to the aged, sickly
and Infirm by stimulating the stomach
to healthy action so that It properly
asslmllatss all tho food that Is eaten.
Neb. I Get a bottle now.
Bold by Bioat drug arista, jrrocers and
....II . .Hill 11. I I" I ' ' ' " J ,' "
' i wmm wwi mmmmmm wmmt iwiwii . jptsin i n n niajmi wiiman mi n iiiiirm ai w-a
Most Modern and Sanitary Brewery In the West.
Family Trade supplied by WM. JETTER, 2502 N St.
Telephone South 863.
BEDDEQ
Aiertmenls. Tata houses aad cottages
can be rented quickly aad cheaply by a
be "For Bent.,,
UVES 200 YEARS!
WILL
TRUST
YOU
dealers, at 11.00 a large bottle. It they Vqt mll
the clothes
can't supply you, write ua Medical
booklet free.
The Duffy Malt Whlakey Co., Roches
tar. N. T.
. . -
NEW TORK, Aug. tt. A statue of Joan
' Are astride her rlrarger. la bronse. to
t e erected at Klvertldo Drive and Nl:tety
M lrd street, wii rest upon a rodestal
Inside from tba stones of her prison at
houcD, Frauce. The coat of the mi nu
f irnt will be u tout 12.000 and has been
;kivil by private subscriptions.
The section of i)m duuguon of the hero
)r of France, puniiaard und broufht
Sti after the !''rtnl govt-rritiuct hsd
failed to preserxe it, luclnd-g tii b'ocks of
itineatoaa. Aanu Vsughn Hull designed i They were brought
f t e statae. j where one soon died.
TWO MEN ARE SHOT BY
BANDITS AT ELK POINT, S. D.
YANKTON, g. D., Aug. S6. Special Tei
rgram.i Tnree robbers held uo thirty
hwboes on a Ml'weuaee train near 3k
Point, at I o'clock this morning and la
a figtit that ensued, two hoboes were shot.
to a hoapltal here.
Tlie second man Is
For more than 100 yeaia. lhuirleni Oil
the famous n.a,un. irtuniy oi iiol and
baa U-en recoanued aa an liifllio, re- .
I. t.o .. a I ...... oi a a..ey hi oi .d-er
dleoiders. Its s ory age is proof that 't '
niuat have unuauaJ lneiiL
If you are troub ej wuti paina or arhea
In tl back, feel tired In mo morutng,
heexlache. IndiaMlion, Inauninis. painful
or loo freo,u!iil i.Jie of twine. Irrita
tion or ston In the b adder, .you will
a:niol certainly fut quloa relief In
(iOI.lt aiKUAL, Haarlem Oil t'aieules.
Tills Is the good old remedy that ha
a rood the test for bundled of year,
prepared In the proper iuantuy and con-,
ventent rertn to lake. It is Imported di
rect frotu Holland laboratories and you
ran set It at any drug ore ITIces, !,
fSc and tl 00. Your money promptly re
fusiWd if it does not relieve you. But
be eurs to get liie genuine OOU
MkUJAL, braaa.
you need.
so matter
where you
live.
Pay $1.00
a Week
m " " i a i a; a
f.Himmj ir
VaTTTN. f TXXATBXCaX OOWM9, Fulll
" ., I H Dress Buits, Ttuedos, Frlnoe I
.Ik I Alberto, Bilk Hats, rumps I
f " . ! I STV'l lata M.il.1.! fn. nBfc. I
f '.'AW II Fhose D. SI as. Opea Bvealaga, I
111 II riomar Hotel Bldg. I
I , . . , I : I I , aoe jr. ma at-. Omaha, Keh.1
I "'':' V 1 - i
V. I tl aBa- II
AMI 9KMKKT".
r4EW SHOW TO JAY
GOKIM) lillOS uun
"Tho UrIuJuk Kanitaroo.'
HANKti-llKKAZKAU,K DUO
The Dainty Mualeal Art.
MLIK. HI ALTO gt CO.,
"Tlie Arttt'a Dream,"
WALTON TRIO
Harmony Hlnirrra and ihiars.
"THK WOMAX HATKR,
8-Ktrel Drama.
Hoarst-rVrlla No. A8.
"Twice Wen."
".She TtKk a Chaare."'
MB Bet'd eats, lOo Batoa. I UB
3B3,
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Bargains in
practically new
articles in "For
Sale column: read
it.
Engravings
Electrotypes
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