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THE CITIES REPRESENTED ON THIS PAGE ARE: Carmel, Thorntown, Shelbyville, Warren, Franklin, Colfax, Sullivan.
CANADA NEEDS A KLAN i
WANTS
HELP TO SMASH RING.
DOPE
Ottawa. Out. With 15,000 known driiK arhlicts in Canada and evidence ot an international dope ring with headquarters in Montreal with operatives WoiKiiis out of there in Chicago and New York, Canadaian officials of thu dominion narcotic department announced that tliey would immediately neck I'nited States co-operation to wipe out the growing international drug truffle. Deploring the fact that there were no institutions in Canada to look after drus? addicts, Francis W. Cowan, chief director of the Canadian narcotics police, stated tonight that every effort was being made to stamp out the existing dope ring. Canadian officials will shortly visit Washington in an effort to formulate porno international plan to wipe out the evil. The Canadian officials will ask that the police and immigration departments work in co-operation. Officials here plan to have photos taken of ;iU drug addicts and peddlers arrested and these pictures will be intercliang'd with I'nited States authorities. The pictures will then be turned over to ttj' immigration officers, who
will bo asked to bar these persons tiom crossing either the Canadian or American border. Canadian secret service agents are now securing a mass of evidence which they will turn over to the Washington department, and Ottawa othViuls state tluil they believe their information will aid the American police in ( ncm iiiK I he arrest of a number ot "higher npa"' of tho international dope ring.
Junior Order United American Mechanics
NOTICE OF MEETING Indianapolis Council, No. 2, Jr. O. U. A. M,, meets every Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock, 38 W. Washington St, third floor. 8244 N. LsSalle St. L. M. ELLIOTT, Rec too.
NOTICBE Delaware Council, No. 4, Jr. O. U. A. M., Muncie, Ind., meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Energy Lodge, I. O. O. F., hall In the Anthony block, S. Walnut St. Ralph. Heckenhouer, Councilor. Lloyd Carver, Rec. Secretary. P. O. Box No. 42.
FROM NOW 'UNTILNEXT DECEMBER (Continued from Page 1.)
D. OP A EVERGREEN COUNCIL, No. SO, Daughters of America, meets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at 36 W. Washington, third floor. Gertrude Williams, Recording Secretary. Belmont 3341.
Columbia Council, No. 9, Daughters of America, meet every Friday night at 7:30, over Strand theater. Jenny Ullom, Rec. Sea, Muncie, Indiana.
Marlon Council, No. S, Jr. O. IT. A. M., meets every Friday evening, 3d floor When block, northeast corner public square.
Lincoln Council No. 66, Jr. O. U. A. M., Terre Haute, Ind., meets 1st and 3d Thursday nights each month, K.
of P. Temple, S. Eighth St
W. A. Church, Councillor, H. L. Jones, Reo. Seo'y.
816 N. Illinois 8t Clrole 1113 Ragsdalo Tire Shop Retreading, Auto Accessories and Used Tires Vulcanizing Guarantees' C. C. RAGSDALB
Boundary Council, No. 68, Jr. O. i , M., meets every Friday evening.
G. A. McFarland, R. 8, Portland, Ind.
Jr. O. U. A. M., Council No. 22, meets
at I. O. O. F. hall, Bank and Market Sts., New Albany, Ind., every Wednes
day evening, 7:30 p. m.
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ears and members of the, Ku Klux I said organization, in efforts to affect Klan fraudulently profess: adhereace for control Judgments, decisions," and
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fore the senate of the United States. "It is presented in the form of a petition protesting against the seating of Earl Mayfield, as senator from Texas on the ground that his election was accomplished by fraud, in violation of the laws against corrupt practices in elections and by virtue of a conspiracy on the part of himself and the Knights of the Invisible Empire. In effect the petition is a scathing arraignment of the Ku Klux Klan which is charged with 'the subversion of visible government,' 'the enthrallment of commerce and industry' and 'the prostitution of the Christian religion and the defeat of its blessed strivings.'
There is now not much doubt that
the Ku Klwx Klan is fairly launched as a political issue and that not only
the senate but the major political par
ties must declare their attitude toward it. The question is of particular
moment to the South where the Klan is strong, and where, naturally, the Democratic party, is the only one af
fected. Some southern senators who face a campaign in 1924 have been re
luctant to take a stand against the Klan, but the disposition on tho pal-t of the Republicans is nov.' to force the issue as presented in the Mayfield case, and place the Democratic party in the position either of endorsing or rejecting the Invisible Empire as a political ally. Charges Against Klan
in order to subject the govern
ment ofHdho Constitution to the "In
visible Empire," and in order to consummate tho general conspiracy al
leged,' the petition recites, 'said Mayfield and his confederates and co-conspirators through the means and agencies of said corporation, to-wit: "The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan," wrongfully and unlawfully conspired to evade, violate and defeat, and by the acts and practices above alleged have evaded, violated and defeated (in substantial measure), various federal and state constitutional provisions and statutory laws, as well as common law principles and rules, adopted, enacted and established to prevent and detect fraud, violence and corrup
tion in elections, to secure the free and fair expression of the elector's will and the honest recordation and
ascertainment of such will, and to se
cure and preserve the purity of the
ballot, and to secure, enforce and re
dress the personal, civil and political
rights and privileges of all citizens
"The petition, which was referred to I the committee on privileges and elections, will not be considered until the new congress assembles in December. At that time, doubtless, hearings will be held after which the committee will
decide what course it will pursue. Mayfield's Election Fun "The petition sets forth that George E. B. Peddy, Mayfield's opponent, was duly nominated and his name certified by the Republican state ceutral committee and endorsed at a mass meeting of 'Independent Democrats,' that is, 'Democrats opposed to Mobocracy,' and that he received. 175.000 votes, al
though his name was not printed on
the ballots, and only 120,744 were counted, as a result of the conspiracy. It also alleged that Mayfield violated all the material provisions of the Texas corrupt practices act, he and his co-conspirators having- expended
more than $150,000 in the primary election campaign. "Under the subject of the 'general conspiracy' it is charged that the offi-
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to certain principles, many of which,
abstractly speaking, faithfully adhered to are unobjectionable.' In 1921, however, it is alleged, Mayfield and the officers and members of the Ku Klux Klan agreed to use the organization and its subsidiaries to accomplish the purposes outlined in the petition. " 'In order to attract members Mayfield and the officials of the Invisible Empire concealed the conspiracy and the true purpose of the corporation and succeeded in vesting in the corporation "vast powers, political, governmental, social and religious." Nature of Conspiracy " 'And comprised within the general, real and true purposes, subjects and results of the aforesaid conspiracy, the petition continues, 'and of said organization (and its branches and agencies) were and are the following matters and things to-wit: "'(1) Subversion of visible government into a mendacious invisibility where corrupt and unpatriotic men and women (unrestrained by law or morals) may possess and exert brutal power over the lives and liberties of the people the erection of a "supergovernment" wherein the governed have no voice of representation in the ordaining of execution of the secret laws and decrees clandestinely established for their control such "supergovernment" being operated and its decrees executed primarily against citizens who are not members of the Ku Klux Klan and for the wrongful protection of members of the "Ku Klux Klan" in their immoral and lawless practices. "'(2) Enthrallment of commerce and industry and restriction ot the
fruits and benefits thereof to favored
groups of avaricious confederates. .."'CD Prostitution of the Christian
Religian and defeat of its blessed
strivings. " 'And in order to accomplish the ul
timate general purposes ot the con
spiracy (whether such purposes were
and are as stated above or otherwise)
said Mayfield and said co-conspirators (amongst other things) agreed, and
have acted and now act upon the agreement and in divers and sundry
ways have sought and now seek: "'(A) To seduce and defile the pub lie conscience and Character by;
(a) Tcacinng and encouraging
men to be, perjure and false-swear; "'(b) With money, gifts and insidious flatterings-corrupting minis
ters of religion, enticing them away
from the preaching of "Christ and Him Crucified" to the worldly forums
of partisan politics, to the support of
lawlessness and to engenderings of
hatreds, bickerings and back-bitings;
" ' (c) Generating in and from racial
and religious characteristics, nnrea
soning prejudice, sinful passions and
perilous hatreds
"'(d) Breeding and developing
through practices, precept and exam
pie widespread disrespect for only constituted authority and public discontent with restraint of law, and inculcating the belief and doctrines that established civil government is vitally incompetent to an extent that justice can not be through it secured and administered.
(e) -liawiJij-tiuu tri.nicumng in
positions of power and leadership (in.
and out of said organization) men and women of dissolute and degraded character. "'(f) Establishing and seeking to establish multiform commercial and
industrial boycotts and social discriminations and ostracisms.
" '( g) Inculcating a general hypocrisy through public false professions
ot the purpose and creed of said or
ganization it's true purposes and its true creed being as herein described. "'lh) Subjecting the members of said organization to corrupt obligations and to the terrors, pains and penalties of a brutal and tyranic con
trol and discipline to the impairment or destruction of liberty of conscience
and freedom of judgment and the restraints of morality. "'(B) To impair and destroy, defeat and evade each and all of the various provisions of the Constitution of the United States and of the Constitution of these states drawn from the experience and wisdom of man kind and ordained and established to secure;
" '(a) The equalily of all men before the law; (b) the right to life, liberty and property and the general pursuit
of happiness- all within the restraint and under the protection of law established and administered in due process and free of the taint o discrimination by the only constituted? repositories of government power; and (e) Freedom of thought and conscience in matters of religion and for the accomplishment of such purposes, the conspirators have caused and encouraged and contributed to cause (in Texas and 'in other states);
"'(1) Homes and places of business
of citizens to be wrongfully, unlawful
ly and violently invaded and searched
and inhabitants thereof to be searched
and subjected to insult and violence;
'(2) Persons to be searched wrong
fully and unlawfully and subjected to violence and maltreatment;
'(3) Persons to be threatened, .co
erced and subjected to restraint wrongfully and unlawfully; .
'(4) Members and officers of said
organization (and of its subsidiaries and agencies) to become and be jury commissioners (or other officers hav
ing power with respect to tne draw
ing, summoning or selecting of jurors,
jury panels and venires) in enorts
wrongfully and unlawfully to affect or
control the verdicts of juries in civil
and criminal cases;
"(5) Members and officers of said
organization (and of its subsidiaries and agencies) to commit perjury in, or in connection with, their examina
tions, and voirdires, with respect to qualifications as jurors and with re
spect to prospective service on juries
m civil and criminal cases In euorts
wrongfully to affect or control jury
verdicts;
"(6) Members and officers of said
organization (and of its subsidiaries
and agencies) as parties and as wit
nesses, in civil and criminal cases, to
commit perjury and false-swearing in efforts to thwart, impede and obstruct the due and orderly administration of
justice: '. .
"(7) Members and officers ot said
organization (and of its subsidiaries
and" agencies) to become - an 'be
Judges , of trial and appellate courts
'pud tp. cflncjai their, connections pit&
opinions of such courts, and thus
wrongfully to thwart, obstruct and impede the due and orderly administration of justice;
"(8) Members, committees, and
officers of said organization (and of its subsidiaries and agencies) to exert; and to attempt to wield wrongful and undue influence, with and upon juries, and various, members of various juries, and judges of trial and appel
late courts, m civil and criminal cases,
in efforts thus to prevent and obstruct the due and orderly, administration of justice;
'(9) Members and officers of said
organization (and of its subsidiaries and agencies) while yielding an obedience to its decrees superior to the law,
to become and be, public officials of
various classes in efforts wrongfully
and unduly to affect and control official action or non-action, and the enactment and administration of law, in favor of said organization or its affected members, and in favor of said conspirators, or some of them, and thus to thwart, impede and obstruct, the
due and orderly accordance and administration of justice;
(10) Members, committees and
officers of said organization (and of its subsidiaries and agencies) to ter
rorize and intimidate, or to attempt
to terrorize and intimidate citizens
and classes (with respect to personal
habits and conduct and the exercise
of natural and constitutional liberties) through threats, acts of violence,
manifestations of force, and the pro
fessed ever-presence of the "ail-seeing
eye;"
(11) Members, committees and
officers of said organization (and of its subsidiaries and agencies) to do,
and to cause (or contribute to cause)
to be done, each and every lawless,
wrongful and fraudulent act or prac tice set forth in this petition.' "
Another Newberry Case
"Republican politicians are mindful of the widespread effects of election
cases. The Newberry case was one
of the topics upon which Democratic
orators dilated during the recent con
gressional campaigns and it probably
contributed to the results of the elec
tion. The Democrats now find the
tables turned. They will be called
upon to decide whether they shall
stand by Mayfield whose championship of the Ku Klux Klan will be brought
into the controversy but whose elec
tion will be attributed to irregularities of various kinds and to the ex
penditure of money in excess of the
legal limits
"Colonel Creager has already been in
consultation with various Republican
leaders and it has been stated that the latter have decided to make the most of the embarrassing issue to add
to the discomfiture of the Democrats. The progressive senators who joined
with the Democrats in denouncin
the seating of Senator Newberry may
change to the other side and join their
KepuDiican colleagues in opposing
Mayfield.
"it is not improbable that an attempt will be made within the Repub
lican ranks have the party adopt a
platform declaration denouncing, if not
the Ku Klux Klan specifically, secret
organizations which pervert constitu
tional liberties and override the (aw.
It is the view of the politicians that by this there would be much to be
gained and little to lose and sentiment
in normally Republican states is hos
tile to the practices of the Klan. And
there is a possibility from the Repub
lican viewpoint that by focusing at
tention upon the issue Klanism has
raised, the protection of constitutiona
liberties, a rift might be produced in
the otherwise solid Democratic pha
lanx. "Opinion in the senate regarding the Mayfield case has not yet become crystallized. Too many other things have occupied the attention of senators during the closing days o the
congress. Several months will etapse before the case is taken up. In the
meantime political strategists will formulate their methods of campaign. In view of the importance of the case, however, an inquiry by the senate in response to the petition seems almost inevitable, in which case there will be
protracted hearings which will bring to light the circumstances of the disputed Mayfield election and doubtless the part the Ku Klux Klan played in it. As in all election cases the hear--
ings arc iho most important phase of the inquiry as they provide the foundations upon which public opinion is
reared and public opinion in the end
decides the issue. And it '13 to be expected that the Republicans will not
be reluctant to take advantage of the
opportunity presented them
Business Directory
The1 firms listed under this heading are chosen with the greatest of care
and we can personally vouch for their honesty and integrity. We believe that
they should be patronized: . ' '
GROCERIES
W. Wooluma' Grocery For NhM Poultry, dressed or on foot, fresa oysters and a full line of traits and vegetables; fresh and cured meats; also notions. We strive to satisfy. We deliver. Phone 170S. 1201 W Third St Open en Banday. 11-1S-H
HARDWARE
Columbua Ave. Hardware Co. Deal ers In Hardware, Alammumware. Paints and Varnishes. C A. Rinker, Prop. Twenty-third and Columbus Are. Phone SOS. 10-1S-S1
DRUGS
Harms, Herbert Chestnut
ANDERSON. IND,
COLUMBUS. INS.
C Seventh and 7-14-22
HUNTER REPAIR SHOP
Hunter Repair Shop Everything for a Ford. 100 Shop operated by 100 man with 100 workmen. We want 100 American business.
RESTAURANT
McQueen, Harry De&ot Uuefa Soom, 7th and Jackson. 7-14-22
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISING Relohard, E. W The AdTertistnjj Service of Ernest W. Keichard, 841 Goodlet Are. Riley 74, (-2342
ACCOUNTANTS ' ' Morgan, Geo. E Certified Publio accountant Audita, investigations, system, income tax service. S2X Board of Trade Bldg. Telephones: Office, Mala C127; residence, Washington 8487. ' " ,
AUTOMOBILES SchakeL Win. A., Pres. and Mgr. Steam Automotive Company of Indiana. Agency, Stanley Steam Cars. 930-32 Ft Wayne Ave., Main 3647r residence, Circle 2688. 8-22-22
VULCANIZING
Miles & W ray Columbus Vulcanizing Co. Tire Surgery Station. Third and Franklin Sts 7-14-22
EVANSVILLL IND
AUTOMOBILES
Mann-Sehmltt Motor Co. Authot tied dealers for NASH cars and IN TERNAT'L HARVESTER CO.'P trucks. Garage and service depart ment in connection Phone 1797 U09-11 Ualn Street 1-8-25
CONFECTIONERIES
Adklns Home Candy Kitchen Home-made Ice Cream and Candy Wholesale and retail Phone 6484J 821 Main St 8-8-23
CARBURETORS Tricksten, Harry L., IndianapolisZenith Carburetors sales. 'New and Used Cars for sale. Main I960. ' flOl N. Illinois St. CAPITOL OPTICAL CO Capitol Optical Co. 225, 2I, 1X7 Bankers Trust Corner Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts. Eyes Examined tor glasses and glasses furnished.
We are especially equipped to examine the eyes of school children. 100 efficiency. Occuliat and opto, metrlst In charge. Main 2082. 4-20-23
CIGAR8 AND TOBACCO Leachman Co., 3obinaon; 146 8. Meridian S. Main 0993. Cut prices on Cigars and Tobaccos. Soda Fountain Lunch Home cooking. 7-14-23
COAI Slgmon Coal Co. 3 great yards. Main 1883, Main 1884, Randolph 1212. Main office 955 West New Tork St Earl Z. Slgmon, Chas. M. Sigmon. 8-11-23
DENTIST White, M. l Phone, Main 1315, 211 Bankers' Trust Bldg- corner Ohio and Pennsylvania St 10-27-22
Ebmeler, Albert Ice Cream, candies, cigars and tobacco. Phone 1401. 223 Fulton Ave- opposite L & N., I. C. and Big Four depot 98-21
HOTELS The American Hotel Oscar. T. Eb meier, Proprietor. Steam beat hot and cold running water In everj room. Rooms with or without hath Rates, SI and np. Restaurant In con nection. Open day and night Fnl ton Ave. and Second St, opposite L & N., I, C. and Big Four depot 9-8-21
SEEDS AND FEEDSOhio Valley Seed Co. Elmer
Graf, Ass't Sec'y. Seeds, Feeds and
Poultry Supplies. Wholesale and retail. S13-61i Sycamore St 8-S-2J
FRANKLIN. IND. HOTEL FRANKLIN
Hotel and Restaurant Reservation
for Home Cooking. Phone 509, corner Jefferson and Jackson Sts., City of Homes.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES :
E. 8. Harper Fruits and Vegetables. Stands 476-477, City Market.
GARAGE
Hlatt, H. L. Foreman of repair de partment Consolidated Garage ana Sales Co., Inc, 921-22 N. Pennsylvania St Phones, Main (248; residence, Washington 0854. 104-22
GROCERIES Meats and Notions, Webster 2812. 1315 Wheeler St 10-27-23 INDIANAPOLIS
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HOMES Schrleber, William F, and. Meg, Freda Schrleber Are prepared to furnish all home comforts' to, Invalids; elderly people or chronic cases. For full details can Ran
dolph 8287 or write 3029-3038 N. Illinois St. 7-7-23
GREENWOOD. IND,
GARAGEMadison Ave. Garage M. B. Goody koontz, Prop. Located on Madison Road, near Main St Accessories ol all kinds. Day and night service
Phone, Greenwood, 136.
IN8URANCE
Crousore, Wm. R. Representing the New York Life Insurance Co- 401412 Terminal Bids. Main 0797. 7-14-23
LOUISVILLE CHIEF OF
POLICE GETS CHESTY
SAYS
HE WILL CRUSH LAW OR NO LAW.
KLAN,
Louisville, Ky. Burning of a fiery cross made the chief of police feel his
religion last night.
All in its power will be done by the Louisville police department to "choke
off" the Ku Klux Klan spread in this
section, it was declared in strong lan
euaee by Col. Forrest Braden. chief
of police, following the finding, on top
of the hill m Iroquois park last night,
the flaming cross of the Klan.
It was the first time the fiery sign
of the robed and hooded band had
appeared on -the Louisville side of thj
Ohio river although it had been seen several times in the vicinity of Jeffer-
sonvilte and New Albany.
K0K0M0, IND.
FURNITURE, CLOTHING, 8H0ES-
John W. Lewis I buy and sell all kinds ot second-hand Furniture
Clothing, Shoes and Junk commodi
ties. 2S36 N. Main St, Kokomo,
Ind.
LKEBTY, IND,
GARAGE
Brunner-Craft Garage Day ano
night service. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Phone 268, 8-14)
MUNCIE. IND. RESTAURANT
Booher, Norman, Mgr. Gooden'i
Lunch Room, 109 W. Main St, South
Side of Court House. Phone 627.
8-28-22
LAWYERS
Miller, R. N. General practica o law. 220 Baldwin Block. 3-4-21
RESTAURANT
Wyman's Restaurant 100 Service Meals, 15, 20, 25 and Si cents. 28 N. Alabama St, Indianapolis, iQt Rfley B. Wyman, Prop.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Davia Electrte Co. Fixtures, Supplies . The right kind of work by men who know; 100 service; no Job too large, none too amalL 747 Massachusetts Ave. Circle 8128.
MARION. IND, CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. O. G .McKeever, for 100 eery
Ice In adjustment ot your spine oi any part ot your body. Eventually but do It now. 423-6 Glass Bit, Marion. ' -
RICHMOND. IKD.
CIGARS &ND TOBACCO
Feltman, Ed. Aw Cigar BtorewNw papers and periodicals. Authoxis4 dealer ot "The FIERT; CROS3."" Where yoa buy good tires tor less and save III. Fhona 2031, tC3 Main St S-14S REAL ESTATE . s Foreman, Sen J. Manager et Fas man. Addleman s Faneett ,-3b. Farms and city property.- Booms, 110-311 Colon's! Bids.- Phsns 1037.
Delphi (toman Dies
Delphi, Ind., March 5. Oliver W.
Cruea, Klansman, died at his home in this city early this week following an
emergency ' operation for appenai-
citles.
Mr. Cruea -was 28 years of age, and
served in the world war, was a mem
ber of the Henry Bohannon post, No.
7K "Amsirlf'ftfi teuton of this citv a mem'
ber of the Methodist church, and alslo a member of the Masonic order. rHe
was a popular and well-llked employe
ot' the Indiana Serrice 'Corporation
and had charge of the Interurtan station in this city. '
Mr. ' Cruea 1 leaves a - widow, twin
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VULCANIZING
Whltaksn, I rwl n Vulcanising, ae eessories and batteries, jDontras dealer Firestone Tlrea,
This Looks Interesting
OIL COMPANIES .. v-c..
Quaker OU Co. fj. F. Calbert, President State distributer M Racine Country Road Tires. 'Als Racine Cord Tires, Quaker A AUta Oil and Quaker B Tractor CO, Branch office, KIT Capitol At, I
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Vesta Hinkson,-'through her attor
neys, Whiteleather & Bloom, has
brought suit for divorce from her hus-
ban , Charles Hinkson, in the Whitley circuit court. The complaint sets out that they were married March 28, 1907, and are the parents of four children, two of them boys and. two girls, ranging. In. ag from-ta 'months to -13 years. Non-support Is charged. The plaintiff , states that her huBband ' is ahla-to earn and-does earn, ahe-be-
. - 1 MTa tfQ3 3T5 Jo S;00 pet mbn
she asks tor an absolute decree ot
vorce. with ooasession ot the'chlldren
and funds from the defendant, sura- y cient to pay her attorney's fees and f for support ot herself and' children.' 7 The case will be heard tn; the rAnrUterm of court : ' t. -A Mrs. Hinkson recently; received 'sv.. donation of 313.60 from the Ktt; Klux ; - .-,
Klan. eolumwacity rost , ' : ' Chaucer. -p . In an hla works, he xcelleth, H. mine opinion, all other, writers to bur, SngUsh t.bf.irrfUi lA7Q! WOTii '" buean bis matter ia fuU'ol high i v ralck sentence ifrhto.OBE ? given land and praise fw bis' tvLl .
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