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MRS. FERGUSON Will RESIGN RESULT OF PRIMARY
CMHES BOSS MMESTS ESI ABLISH ME IT ST»TE FMJH
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Had Agreed To Retire If
Attorney General Moody
Defeated Her By One Vote
Young Dqii Moody Is
Ahead of AH Oppon
-1 enta by More Than
I<MMMX>—Says Princi
. plea Triumphed
Austin, Texas, July 28.
• V <AP)—Tito political fur
tooao-wfctdi wfari Hr*. Mi
i froa a Omn la T*a»-
' pit, Tania, la 11m Rtwowr
■hip aata art la tara ktr
footsteps back la lataitlt
■A. ’ ■
Oartraar Ftrgatta aa*
oooocoS lala May that aha
ttil raaiga aa a ratal! of
SotarOay'a prtaury la which
Attarmey Gaatral Dm
Mtaiy M her by aaara than
100,000. Bha had praaUaad
to rtaica If Mr. Maady beat
karoos raU, aad ha had
priariMd to raaHpa If aha
lad Mai by 24.000.
Maady wW ba the aaxt
lavaraar as Texas , nmol
nation m tha Daaneratlc
Afcfcot batog apaaUb aa alac-
At HI mm lime of her announce
ment wklet carried with It withdrawal
fro* tho possible primary run off with
Moody, Ooveraor Ferguson called a
■portal aaartao of tha loglrtstura to
■wot Soptambar II to validate Taxaa
district road bonds mad to lorratlgmta
aay department of tho otata govern
ment that tha tagialatara may see, It
to investigate.
Tha fcslgastloa will ha effective aa
aooa stlhis apaclal session haa dte
poaad of thaaa mat tan, tha governor
announced. Shp aato aha hoped to ra
ti rc fro* oCVca not tatar than Novem
bar L
“I hava determined that tha laad
of tha opporttloa la ao doclalva that I
would ha doing violence to my own
Tntereota an waM aa to tha lataraata of
tha peapto ware I further to ineiat
np6a my candidacy." uaid her atata
*aat, “and I hava ao daalra to turth
ar embroil the people la another cam
paign
Tha governor’! announcement came
aa Moqdy’a. total coatlnuad to craap
up with each tabulation of election ro
lurna aad an It beenma evident that
tha "hack country" vote aaqally con
ceded to fhror tha Fbrgaaoa faction
could not wipe out her opponent ’• bia-
Jortty. When Mrs. Ferguson announc
ed her real gnat lon Moody bad n ma
jority over nil candidates of t.lta. Hl*
rota was thea mom than 11*. *00 overe
Mrs. Ferguson.
Wtotenent Pro* Shady
Dallas. Texas. Jaly M.—<iP)—Attor
ney General Dan Moody today waa
leading Ooveraor Miriam A. PVrguaon
by 10#.000 votes aad had a majority
of SIT la tha tve-coraered primary
race for tha Democratic gubernatorial
nomination. Then# fix urea were baa
ed on rata ms from 111 of the 112
counties with llfty-sl* complete
■art Held re. It lea
Moody 'MMt maintain Ms majority
i—ih)Wioil •v fVtuJPfkm*
provides a run-off primary shall be
hold 'lf no candidate receives n clear
majority In the Ant prtirisry. l.ynch.
Davidson. Houston bust nose man., run
ning third, has loss than a. third of
Moody's total and laaa than half of
Ooveraor Ferguson's. Moody'a bright
aaod prospects for unopposed nomlna
turn etlmulated roaowar coajactnrs to
day as to whether Mrs. Fhrguaop will
aiecuta her prom las to resign If
Moody loada hu-4>y one vote In the
•rat primary. • Her offer waa coatla
gnat,pa Moody's agreement to resign
aa attogpoy gaasral if aha should laad
him by .JA.MO rotas pad ha aceaptod.
Os the #77,*17 votes already oouat-
IJX ATED AT NO. 110 SOUTH JAMES STREET , K THE HEART Ml BUSINESS SBCTIQN
' 1 '~i 'I m
1 Concord Woman
Is Suicide
*\ Klliabcth Cjty,l Juy M.— W) —
• Mrs. T. D. Maaass, of Concord, to
night was reported by physicians
i to ha slowly sinking" pa a result
of a bullet wound through her tem
ple. mid to have been salt Infllct
! •*-
Mrs. Mnnaaa haa been eitrcnutly
daapondart. It waa ataled. since
tha death of bar hnaband last tall,
ghe waa visiting at tbs home of
her brother here. Dr. Wm. Parker,
a dentist. The wound waa Inflict
ed shout 2 o'clock this afternoon
sad she bad not recovered con
erinuanesas elncr Physician* bald
out no lopes for her recovery-
REV. MPLENDON
HOLD REVIVAL
r* eT-mjr J‘ : ~ ' ‘ 5
Pin! Strriw hi Mowt OUtc
Nt*t Saadoy
'
Rev. B. F. McLendon. of Bennetta
ville. Booth Carolina, will begin a
revival campaign nt Mount Olive next
Sunday, It waa announced yeeterdny.
Rev Mr. McLendon la better known
an "Cyclone Mack" and has held a
number of successful revivals la this 1
part of the State. Many will recall 1
the meeting which he held at Kin
ston several years ago.
A few Sundays ago Rev. Mr! Mc-
Lendon went back to apeak In Span- 1
cer. where he had formerly held a I
meeting, and a grant demonstration 1
waa given him oir bin return. The 1
avangeHet practically, took the rail- 1
road town by storm'upon the occa
sion of hla services In that city. As- <
tor he had left that place aad gone l
to "Atlanta for service. Spencer pen- ■
pie chartered a special train and 1
Journeyed to the Georgia city to hear <
tha opening aervlee.
William Radon, hla advance, man.
In already In Mount Oliva, superin
tending tha erection of a tabernacle
with an estimated aeatlng capacity or
2.PQ*. John B> Jones, director of mu
sic. Is also in the town to begin the
organisation and training of a large
rkolrtrf lead the singing.
The whirlwind evangelist, who has
been resting aad recuperating dur
ing moat of the year, following t (
nervous collapse last fall. Is reported {
to hava about regained hla usual good
health end cornea to thin, hla first
meeting since the one In Spartanburg
last fall. In fine physical trim
Messrs Radon and Jone* are among
home friends In Mount Olive. Joaea'
home town, and they have expressed
themselves aa more than dllghted ,
with the cordial reception and of
fers of hearty co-operation so far
accorded them.
I
Statement On
, PrCmeltr
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• Winston-Salem, July 2*. —(JO
Judga J. M Oglesby, of Concord, 4g
clared In chalrging the grand jury In
Pkirayth county superior court today
that the time haa passed In Morth
Cifrolln* when to convicts
will be tolerattd.
"Whipping convicts li an Tnkult to
the decent rltlaenrtitp of North Caro-.
Iltot aad I don't Intend to sentence any
man bo any chafhgang where he Is
beaten with n lash or anything else."
said the Judge. "If the superinten
dent or guard cant get aervlee' out
of hie men without whipping than ha
la Ini'* mi potent to be in charge of con
victs."
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GOLDBBOSO, N. C, TUBBOAY MOMNING, JULY 27, 1926
THOUSAND HEAR
SUDAN BAND SUN.
Cur Feme All Potato I« Eastern
Carahna Are Nntod .
Several thousand people attended
tha concert of the Sudan Temple Band
at Harman Park Sunday aftoraooa.
according to estimates of those who
ware preaaat. While tha excessive
heat provestd th muaictana from do
ing ihamsatvaa full JueOce. tha crowd
waa treated to a Asa selection of
etnndnrd pieces. Applnuaa greeted
each number.
Old Southern airs.as given In n
medley eetoctlaa ehtlllad "Gama from
Stephan roster," seamed to he * the
favorite of tho crowd, aa Judged frojp
the applause. Tho medley made up
from bows of tha moat allrrtag of re
ligious places, was wall received, aa
wars the patriotic offerings
The park waa crowded beyond Its
capacity with can fro* every point
in Eastern North Carolina - New
Barn, Wilson and Kinston cars wars
note fregueatlyj Washington. Ayden.
Lagrange, Greenville. Rocky Mount.
Trenton, Pate town and (Wilmington
occasionally. Kim City, Fremont. Ra
leigh, Smith§ald, Benson, (tour Oaks
aad Fay a tie villa.
One car' bearing n Tallahassee.
Florida, license was noted.
The number pf calr* from the coun
try districts seemed to be In' tha ma
jority, lbr It wna noted that there
ware more care which did not hoar
city license man than did. 'This waa
plaaathg to tha local men who had
been IBtoreatod In securing n good at
tendaaas to* tha occasion, as they had
expanded apaclal efforts tn Intern
ing tha farmers of Wayne county In
the concert.
Tha band took places on a raised
platform not far from tha fountain In
the park. Dressed In the brilliant col
ors of the full regalia of the order,
the band presented a striking picture.
•Daddy"' Price, of North Carolina
HUte College, ufttod an director, and
placards on tha platform announced
that tho concert waa In honor of Fred
B. Crow eon. K. F. C. Met* and W. H.
Baades.
A. number of people who could not
And standing room neuer the band
took places on the porches of homes
around the park. Hundreds must
have been accomodated In this fash
ion. ■' '
WAYNECO. LED
AT HOLTS LAKE
Analyst* as Camp Activities In
lanued by Execative
Wkyne county lead all other coun
ties In rrery department of nctlrity
nt Oamp Tuacarora. according to sta
tistics issued yesterday by Bcout Exe
cutive W. W. Rtvers.
Tha ramp ended Us moat success
ful year yesterday morn'ng and the
"Goat Patrol". ts back In Ooldsboro.
much browtted and broadened by its
experience at Holt's lake <
The statistics us the camp era ts
follow:
Number of Hcouts by Counties—
Johnston County 2»; Wayne U; Le
noir to; Green 12; Ruplln 0; Houth
Carolina 5. -Total I*7.
Visitors at Camp by Counties
Johnston Ift; Wayne 91; la-nolr 47;
4*r Duplin It Houth Carolina
J Toia/ utf ™ -7 J
Merit Badges won at Camp John- i
aton 7; Wayne 7«; i;ecen 7; Itupl n
A; la-nolr 3; Mouth Carolina 7. Total
IM.
Testa Paaaod nt Camp - Johnston 3; ,
Wayne I; l-enolr 1; Duplin 0; Green
0. Total la.
Honor Decorations Johnston TOO;
Wayne MO; Green MO; Lenoir 2*U;
Duplin •; Soqfh Carolina 60. Total
1200.
rot*!*D i/niTt
New York. V'*y 2«. Wllllrm
V. Dwyer, head of an alleged *14.000..
AM rum running syndicate, waa to
night found guilty of conspiracy to
riots tea the national liquor lows.
TO RAISE FUND I
APVERTSE LOCAL
TOBACO MARKET
Wedaaaday, Amh A Nannd as
Onto tor GuMlßarhr ' -1
Dimcion
Realising tbn iMtwftanwi of gtv-
Mff pnMMty to tke *)eldabnrn to* j
hneee market, tb»B«krd as Direc
tors of toe Chamber of Coauaevce
torn named Aegnat 4—Wednes
day week m ton toy toey wfll
kwneh n aa*pn>—i fer IMM te
be used In adnwAMng the lenel
market. The (*d will be raised
by pepalnr snberrilpDen, and to.
I Greet era es ton t'e> apt sere argaal
astlnn "wRb ton ambtww es ear
entire hnalaeaa ißtorest" will
loaneb tke im*»n|Rk 11 kt pen*
peand to expend tke land In sack
fare* of pabllrlly aa the Orgnal
nrtton may dee* win give toe
■net returns. % •
Tke tort wank la 'lngest has
ban* named by ton Clumber es
Cetnauren m *RmI ton lw*d
t«k*. It la hoped during ||jkt
week to (rtbl Ike rtriaeas es
tleldsberw to calling span nvery
tobnern grower In Wayne aad
ndjelalaff renatlee and extending
to sank n pereertnt torkattoe la
seU In LeMaberw.
“The eppaetnnßy of k a lid lag
eir market np te ton er twelve
toe to**. We mmat avail enrarL
votes tola prtrHewn.* says n atrte
men* tbreagb Neerrtary Den*
mark. 4te Ids heps will bin yser
•Ais to eperaUen fear section
renllaaea, and “this office
bus tor assurance that all of the
big companies will Have repps*
sea tallies an ear market We are
are nlse naan red by several lade. ’
pendent companion whs have art
bengbt ea ear Market to ton part
that they wIH be repreeealed
»
9Wre v .
S.
MKW TORf ( OTTO!*
New York, July i< -Cotton futpree
closed fairly steady at a net adrnnee
of 10 to 17 polntn. October 1*06:
December 17.7 J; Jnnunry 17.74; March
17.P4, at 94; May "
RECALLS GOLDSBORO CORNET
BAND OF 49 YEARS AGO
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a
Seven Member* Still Alive—Was Finable Offense to Blow Horn
Except When Mewing With Band
To many of the .older rltlien* of
Ooldoboro. (be «dPearaftr*. of the Su
dan Temple Band here Hun day after
noon 'Will brliio memorle* of „ sos- j
ty-nlnr year* a*n when the iSoldnhoro
Cornet Bend waa the city’* pr|de.
There will be memorle* of the time
when the hand played "for the la
dle* at their 'diner' (dinner) party
■lven for the benefit of The
boro Rifle*. M '
The secretary of the band wa* T.
R. Roblnaon. of Roblnf»a‘* Pro* Com
pany. and the book In which hr kept
hi* record* I* now >fwned by Mr*.
T. f). Crawford, deputy clerk of Sti
Court The record (five* lh»
minute* of the band from It* or
ganisation on May 14. 1177 through
*
comprised of 15 of the 'young "men
of aome of the flrat faAillle* of the
< ty. and the book In the hand* of
Mr*. Crawford Htse* Information of
oilier* brine admitted to membernhlp
later on. There la on* reonrd where
an application for membernhlp wa*
refused.
Office** alerted at the flrat meet
ing Cupt O. U Baker, U. F.
I. Ca*lex, treasurer fl. W Dewey,
leader, B, W. Hoffman. The** of
ficer* war* elected on May 14. 11177.
and they *eem to have nerved until
**. 1177 when P. J k f>«-
•** wa* made captain, and W. T.
Hill
(FUNERAL HELD
MRS. STROSNIDER
Eeteened Wetnaa DM at Has*
pttal Sunday Afternoon
1 Funeral aerrieea ware held yester
day aftoraooa nt 1:30 for Mrs Jdwfllm
Kdgerton Etroantder who died In tha
Goldsboro hospital nt 3 o'clock San
i day. The funeral wna held from tha
horac at the corner of John aad Chest
nut street. Rev. J. M. Dan.tvltt pas
tor of Bt, Paul Methodist Church, aa-,
slated by Jtov C. L. Read* of tttfrk
-1 ogham conducted tke acrv|c«».
Mrs. Etrosnldnr wna one of the dear
ly beloved women of tha city aad
many friends were present to pay tri
bate at tke services The floral offer
ings wore bean Ufa!. ’
Pallbearers were H. L. Grabs*.
Paul Yslvertoa. Will C. Rtrowd.
Graven Smith. Rdwtn Las, George
Downy. William Smith, and To*
D*Wf* i
While It had been known that Mr*,
athmnlder waa Im serious condi
tion, news of her ffuath wna a great
"hock to the city. Ske had been S pA>
tteat tn the Goldsboro hospital for
about two weeks. She seemed recov
ering fro* an operation whan a re
lapse set la about four days ago.
Mrs. Btrmgllaer was a jnemher of
St. Paul Methodist church, and took
an active part tn ton social aad reli
gious activities of floidahoro.
Mrs. Btroenider waa a daughter of
the Lots Captain J.B. Kdgerton, who
died a few weeks ago. She had faith-'
tolly nursed her father to Ms tort Ul*
ness. Growing up to Ooldsboro and I
living here nil her Ilf*, she waa'
known by many people In the city and j
bhlnved of the* nil.
She la survived by her husband. Dr.
C. F. Btroenider. on« brother. A. H.
Kdgerton. and a half sister. Mr*. John
L. Thompson
I.4JNBH Cttl'BT FIGHT
July 2*. -(JPJ—Lasses
I* Farrell, who has refused tq vacate
the office of register of public lands
at Phoenix, Aria., lost toe dec la km
today In the Supreme Ovurt Os Hu
District of Columbia to which he hod
token hla fight to compel the Preel
deot to issue him, a com mission.
the constitution and by-laws of the
hond at the flrat meeting were: Q, (*'
Raher. George D. Dewey, W. K. HIM,
’ **. Is. dun, (has 0. Smith, Arn
old Horden. Moaea Mom. B. M Hub
br “ OB *v H Hobtneon. T. W. Dewey.
J. H. Woodard. T. R Robinson. M.
A,\4iaMmen. John Buchner, and
James W. Raker.
Seven of the original members are
still living. They are: George W. Dew
ey. T L. last ex. Charles fl. Smith,
H M, Hobbeson. T. \V l><|wey. J
D. Woodard, and T ft 'Robinson
"According to previous notice."
nads the first minutes In the booh,
"the young men met at lly> drug store
of Dr. W. H. H Cohh for the pur*
t>«p<c of organising a Brass Band. On
motion W K Hilt was (jU to the.
>/>»•* *.4. hJfr tbli.M' . A
the meeting after which an election
of officers was called." and officers
named as given above. "The secretary
was Instructed to correspond with
Messrs. W. H. and Ed Nears, for
the purpose of ascertaining on what
terms either would i«tm> to Golds
horo and Instructed the Itand for one
♦nonth" '»
The above was written May 14,
1*77. The following weeh the Incip
ient hand md and learned from tho
‘♦•otnmlt'ee that prof Neave would
come to Goldsboro and Inst met the
band for t*f> and all expenses -y*fh
out concert or |IM with concert." A
subscription was taken among the
(OaaMßued On Pag a Two)
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Assistant Attorney General
Speak On Highway Plats
Betore Local Khraw (U
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■HI It I, 0 Il I —l.m Pf—fcdh> JBm. I
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Lawyer Locked In
By Mistake
(Wartes Hat It Ik yont WWo«
nttorno). hod • peanHar eip.w
ayeatoitny wofnMfb t fc
ww with Mienl olkr
ly l nil ~"jrJ mT their cMeota.
All es the Mtahon es the party
eioe*t Mr. HwNh. flakhed their
kMhooe h the J»M asd went eel
h. Charley eonthnet he hath Mb
ee»e wRh hi. rlteet. Whea ho
propnwt U lease, all totti were
"Bay. CeL La act tea." eMsaaa
eke hat nea hi meat! eat of knot
and wan vary aarwaan, "The Jnla
int everybody It (eat, and lawyer
(■MM 'b 9
-WeU, ee te Hhartff WraetS ah
flee east aet a hay aai M hha
" ■«--« J'.l
eti. wwen ten. MHwwot.
yer wan pillar te natal
JFLSriZ h M Arms tMN (I
kane, nbert stop, nod wrong! alb* M
er ye« It lean at neoht ea the Mafen |
I atveraMy banehaM teaan. Me la- II
el law neaneitee ape.
THEM DXYS ARE
GONE FOREVER
Dead 15 Yard* In Draaa naM Paid
4 ; Only $1.15 Par It
gometlme ketweea Auguat ut Un
camber. IMS, a Goldsboro woman «ot
the aiaktaga (or a aew calico Arana.
The draaa, together with buttowe gad
thread, cant her IMS. Net wore than
96 casts want hare beta agent toy (he
.thrgad and buttonn. (at 100 eras than
netting at • eeata a yard aad with M
centa expended for thla goods, the
woman mu*t ham aaed about IK yarda
of gooda In that draaa.
"Why I could' make i drnaaoa nut
ot that much cloth today." remarkad
a local woqyn whan told of tha above
"And eaAh ona would foot Ova tlnwa'
an much Ja that tingle one," a hus
banfr'addfcl;
The ttgures cowcerateg the puretutae
of IM2 were Whea from a day b»k
at one time uitd by tha Brm of Whit
ley and Howall which tmme to li|h»
yaatarday. •
* The name old book Halt fwo cigar*
aaltlng for 7 renta and again three
i-tgara for 10 renta. iNrn load* o(
drayaga am Hated as aoatlag 76 cent *
16 centa n load. Drayaga o« can
trunk today la 76 centa.
Home other laiereeting prtcea Hat
ed In the old booh follow:*?.
S doien eggs at 16 eeata. 46 centa;
to 11 1-2 Iba. meat. $9.23; to nilffh.
II So, to I ,Ib. coffee, II ceeto; to I
pair hone. SO cent#; la I pair shoes.
|l to; to 61 Iba. bum at II I*l centa.
»„ j abort no centa: to 6 Ibe
tiara W t
to l.otMc ahlnglea. >3:00; to 1 lamp
chimney. 3 centa; to 1 bushel of corn.
*I.OO
To 1 yards calico. 34 cants; to 1
cigars, 7* casts; 'to 4 yarda domestic,
40 centa; u> 3 clgam, 10 cents; t.
drayaga JS loads7l ceala; to t pair
baby shoes, l£ cents; to 1 broom. IS
cents; to 1 shirt. SO cants; to 10 3-t
Iba bacon. $!.•!; to S 3 I*4 Iba. maat.
»3 34: lo 12 Iba. fW>r.' 60 oaata; 1 pair
ladles' ahoea, 12 ibj- bo 1 suit clotbea.
sl4 JO.
To I calico dress and buttons and
thread 11.16 (calico was • casta a
paid— must have been quite a few
yards in that draaa. 1
.
P'bhMnin ~ ‘|
; AaSOOAMP \ |
■ggwMr 7 : 1 Wf*?
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Make Tajrti* Vwai
—4p& t
Tha KJwaatnag mn wy Wham*
Ingly eatertalaed dsrtat thalr mge lad
mtellßi last wUAi |w a aattk MM|k
Carol tin roads, the gpgghnr Hr MM
misi4i)( M
charge of tha haggl daoortahaat M MM
Mr. hem was
tha (UjNMMaos by OTwaOMii Mwdpr*
yamruia manias- *M ,ssn 9m* w«
The latter among olMwJhjpng *»-
In. matayatnwof improved nrndn. 2
or Its 4,200 mMet and ha feftad it
ot drtvtag by a gmat «MP#iha «$•
up and down those goad IWHfeh
Me iiiasuwind haw - Trr rr “i
have mom stringent MOV*. NMpwKi
the present dny traffla wMb-MM 4H
when people trnmlnd hi Mtlln. flPl
the only mgulntlen nnnilagfr wwMM
observation ol heaping |g n$M
During the conma as Mi vna^pl
be referred to the many iMm »
of which ham a tend—ar ho lndv<
the people of their (Mml|Nl| rtSMa,
Yet said ha. Mam must bn oanw mWth
Od of retaliation for MW other Mil*
la tha prt|Unsan that «Mn« t$ ■»
All moat be pratentod.
The Raleigh MW
such a system, matatalnad and rqsw*
laird by Me state. wnnM hp tho WMI
aatlafactary phi.
"Them la no dooht shoot til tMft,,
(hat the time ban coom whan M In «h*
■olutaly neceeaary to «M ntmng pro*
tentative wnnnnmn hi frntonllao as
the sans and camful drhnWn who wMh
In make use of tha BptgWMt PUndi WO
have expended appriulwgllly * hah
dred million dollars ho nraoha 1 * Mr.
Rons urged the mamhori of tip «hW
to give (arefut umaldnggMan ho Mu
question.
Klwaatao Nafer latrOdwOPd lsr. 000.
C. Kornegay. chairman 0t tha WUghd
county commhulonam. to aid «Rs
- he might deelm to tfeg ggod ad
vtcm of Mr. Rosa. Mr. MhMpv gam
a detailed oatllne of tha Moa* of thd
Wayne county tomwlnMOß, whoh ttgr
are doing. «ad plan to do durtag MW
next two years Meagrs. UA. Rangy,
Nathan Barger, and ‘MhnOM**Mhn-
aamnhago ‘df'Mh
abort talks . 4 ,
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