TELEGRAMS.
{Reuter's.]
-Antartic Research.
LONDON, 15th February. A British Antartic expedition will start in October, commanded by Capt. Shackleton of the Discovery,
The expedition will take automobiles, Siberian ponies and dogs.
Funeral of the Late Viscount` Goschen.
The funeral of the late Viscount Goschen at Hawkhamt was of a most impressive
nature.
Löss, of a Messageries Steamer. The Messageries S.S. Laas Riciladen from Indo-China has been totally wrecked near Saint Nazaire.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 15 1 1907:
INHUMAN GRANDAME,
HEATS BRANDCHILD'S CORPSE.
Man's Inhumanity to man is a theme around which many a threnody has been woven, but who, with the utmost stretch of imagination, could have conceived the actual existence of woman's inhumanity to childhood, sight here -in our midst, such as was brought to light as the result of a case which came before Mr. F' A. Hazeland, presiding at the Magistracy, this maning The charge, which resulted in this revolting revelation; was one of dumping the body of a Chinese female child, aged 12 years, at the junction of High Street and Westein Street, West Joint, the nccused. persons being a Chinese widow and a coolic: details are somewhat sordid. It took appears that the gil's father
trip abroad," several years ago, leaving his wife and child in the care of his wife's mother, the walnian now charged. Some time having 'c'apsed, and there being no signs of the return of the husband, "the wife took unto herself an other "gond man" and with him eloped, leaving the child with her grandmother. The latter took care of and brought up, the little one until she reached the age of twelve years.
The
NEW YEAR PILFERINGS..
CRIMINALS ON A HOLIDAY There was an unusually small number of cases to be dispored of at the Police Court ship morning, considering that no business has been done for the last two days--Chinese New Year Tolidays. It is, however, pleasing to learn that but for a few pick-pockets nothing of a serious nature has transpired during the holidays, according to the police records. If this in any criterion it would appear to, the or dinary man that the Chinese New Year has brought with it a wave of peace, but a police officer who knows Hongkong and its criminals thinks otherwise. "The people are enjoying themselves too much now to think of committing cr.me at yet," he stated. The more serious offences, which consisted of packet cutting, committed during the two days under review, came directly under the notice of the police is the Central district. The first case to be re- ported occurred in Hollywood. Rond shortly before two o'clock on Wednesday morning, when vi Sam Ue, a "boy" employed in the Hongkong Hotel, had his coat pocket cat and The Legislative Council has been opened,
purse containing a little over Sy stolen. The The Governor in his speech said that the
bext person to be victimized was a cook, 'em- A few daya, age, however, the played at the Central Police Station. He went damage caused by the earthquake would
child was taken ill, and, after a brief ill-out for a roll yesterday afternoon and dufted exhaust the estimated surplus of revenue,
est, he died. Then the wrath of the into a crowd that was gazing at a dragon cere and that he had asked Lord Elgin to sanegrardmother became uncontrollable-she had mony which was being enacted in Cochrane tion a new Government loan of £55,000.
had all the responsibility and expense of Street, He became so interested in the per formance that he did not notice that his bringing up the child, and now when she was The Government's Irish Policy.
arriving at an age when she might be of some pocket was being carved. The thief, who, Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman explains use to her grandmother, and so make some apparently, was a new hand at the game, that his Irish policy does not mean an inde;
return for all the care and trouble he allowed the conk's purse, which contained the pendent parliament in Dublin; but it willenwed upon her, she must needs go and large sum of forty cents, to fall, and that brought not affect the solidarity of the Empire if the diet. It was too, bad; it was too wicked the cook to his bearings. In each case anar. Irish have what every self-governing colony of the child. Then letting the fury of rest was made and conviction followed at the possessed, that is, power to manage their her feelings have fall sway, she seized a frying Magistracy this morning. At West Foint only pan, and with it beat the poor dead child over one case of rubbery is on the banks. That the face and bead, until her fury was n last was where a flat at No. 145, Third Street,
The crew was saved.
own affairs.
Jamaica.
Later.
The Opening of Parliamont. The King and Queen opened: Parliament
with the fullest state.
occupied by a table "boy," was entered on the night of the 37th instant, and a long silk coat, which, it was alleged, he borrowed for the holi days was stolen, The thief was caught and The long cost recovered, but that did not lessen the "boy's" worries a it, is the police held on to the long coat to use as evidence against the prisoner, and the poor "boy" was compelled to go about long-coatiess during the holidays!
spert, and the pan fell from her norveless hands. Having thus vented the full force of her fury the old dame called a coolie, and between -The-King, in his speech, said foreign re-
them they carried the little body to the incality lations remain friendly. He commends the mentioned and there quietly dumped it, to be found and removed by whosoever might courage and devotion of Sir James Swetten-
make the discovery and encompass the removal, ham and his officers, and thanks the Ameri: without further trouble to the old dame hersell, cans for their assistance after the earth-But she was not to have thing quite all her own quake,
way, for all unknown to her, from the shadows of the nearby lane, an Indian constable was watching the proceedings. But the constable warched andtenki¬the siiņation at a glance, and when the dumping had been actually accom plished, and not, thi then, he stepped forth and arrested the pair of ghouls. ̧,"hey were this morning placed before Mr. F. A. Parehong-ning: a small stern-wheeler ran-
The Ministers have, under secious consi. deration, serious questions arising from the unfortunate differences between the Houses of Lords and Commons.
· The United States. At the instance of President Roosevelt, the Federal District Attorney has notified the New York newspapers of his intention to prosecute, criminally, violation of the Federal laws against the circulation of obscene matter in reporting the Thaw case;
daté
CRICKET.
LEAGUE TABLE.
"The following is the League Table up to
Club..
Plaved
Craigengower 13
Hongkong Police......12
Civil Service..
H.K.C,C. "A"
Kowloon
R. G. A...... 7
Army Staff....
Matches,
Royal Engineers ...... 0
3 points win.
I point a draw.
Drawn.
Points.
26
,
22
18
16
3
35
2
3
2
B
2
2
2
CRAIGENGOWER V. SELEGRAPHS, The Craigengower Cricket Club will meet a
team from the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. on Saturday at.2.15.p.m.ole ground of
the former,
The C. C. C. Team will be:-E, Lainment, (Capt.), R. Busa, A. O. Be wwn, 1. D. Kinnaird, R. Pestonjee, L. A. Rose, G. Evans, E. Irving, B. E. Green, C. H. Lyson, and 11. Repp. Re serve J, Pestonjee, '
WUCHOW KOLES.
WHICK OF STRAM-LAUNCH “HONG-NING."
Wuchow, rth February. News is to hand of the wreck of the steam;
“THE ASHIO COPPER MINK.
علام
SERIOUS DISTURÉANCES AMONG THE MINERS.
The Japan Chronicle of 6th inst. reports: A serioas disturbance has broken out among the workers at the Ashio copper mine. Accor ding to a message from Utsunomiya, the men recently demanded an increase of wagon Finding that their demand was not responded to, about soomen in the No, i pit, and about 400 others who were sent into the No, a pit on Menday morning, gathered together early that moming and cut down the telegraph line to prevent communication with the outside. They then extinguished all, the lights: in the pits, blew up all the watch houses by means of dynamite, and started a general riot. Over 400 man assembled outside, warmly encouraging their comrades in the pits. Police officials from the Asbio police station hurried to the mine, and did their utmost to restore order, but without success as they were entirely out. gumbered by the mob.
A later message states that the disturbance was premeditated, having been carefully planped on the 1st instant. Shortly after 9 o'clock on the morning of the 4th some one threw some
To-day's Advertisements.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1618, 1907.
DINNER..
HORS D'EUVRES. Caviars and Olive Croutons.
BOUP.
Clear Windsor.
Fiat." Fried Pole and Butter Sauce,
ENTREES..
Pigeon Farcia a la Prussian.,
Veal Cutlets and Tomatoes.“
Chicken Liver and Ham Putties,
CURRY. Dry.
JOINTS, &C. Roast Australian Lamb and Mint Sauce. Koast Turkey and Cranberry Sauce, Boiled Comed Leg of Fork and Peain Pudding.
Cold Wild Duck and Mixed Salad.
SWEETS..
Bread and Butter Pudding. Mandarin Pudding.
Tipsy Cake.
Cheese Biscosts.
DESSERT.
Coffee.
Fruits.
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AND MOJI.
Intimations.
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CO., LD.
TALKING
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stones on to the roof of the watch house about 100 feet below the mouth of the pit. The 'walchman attached no importance to this at first, believing it to be a practical joke. This, however, was the signal for the outbreak. To au instant a bomb was thrown into the watch house, which was blown to atoms. Five other watch houses met with a similar fate in quick succession. Then the rioters turned water into FOR the pita with the object of preventing fire from breaking, out and thus saving the malcontents. The main body of strikers fought with any who hesitated to join them, and their number increas- ed to over 1,000. Serious as the disturbance is, Capinin A. Stewart, will be despatched for, the there has, fortunately, been no loss of life, but above Ports, on FRIDAY, the 22nd instant, at
|'Daylight, few are severely injured. In the afternoon no
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miners were seen in the pits. It appears, that they made their way to the Oinki working where further disturbances were anticipated. Police officials were investigating the damage done in the pits, which is estimated at thou sands of yen. A report was circulated that the strikers intended to burn down the quarters of officials of the mine and also the Tsudo office during Monday night. The Ashio: police are on strict guard, their strength being augmented by a large force of the Nikko policę, and every precaution is being taken against further dis.THE Steamship
7th Feb.
turbance.
and, at the Magistracy, and charged, at the passenger trade between here and Nan-miners, and was nothing more than a demon
instance of inspector Collett, with dumping a dead body, having removed the same with a permit. The charges were proved against the pair and they were sentenced to pay a fine of Sag ench, with the usual alternative. The
cuse of the death of the child was certified to be malaria,
Further details are to hand of the dis turbanceat the Ashio Copper Mine. We cow learn that the strike was not general among the stration of a number of men, who have formed an association called the Shirei-kai. The rioters created considerable disturbance in the, pits, destroying the watch houses and culting the electric wires, as reported, yesterday, but
no serious disorder occurred outside the pre mises, nor have the men attempted to make any attack on the officials:
Hing. The Captain of the Kim' Hand, another small passenger launch, reports that the long stuck a rock between here and Kuan How. The passengers all made a rush on deck, but owing to all of them rushing to one side the launch simply, turned turtle and went down. Laiest reports to hand state that o er ron-lives have been lost. Some 30 bodies have been washed ashore on the beach near Kuas The principal cause of the disturbance is the How, whilst others were carried away by the men's demand of an increase of wages by 60 tide and have not yet been recovered. The per cent. This increased wages movement long-ning left Wuchow for Nanning about five has been infamed by speaches of Minumi days ago, with about 140 lives on board. About Shigemalsu and other leaders of the Labourers' By way of celebrating the close of the Chi". 20 have surv ved the disaster and give harrow. Asteciation at a public meeting held recently, ese New Year fes'ivities, the residerts of Highing accounts of the scene. Those who sur-Mr. Minami, President of the mine company, Siguet declared, war upon thong i 1 1hard Street, | vived describe the thundering of the vessel as and preparations were made for a bellicose being very sudden, and that they managed to time. There were no financial diffentties in swim to the banks, with the help of some of be encountered, no war loans to be raised ; each the whoren wreckage The passengers were
A PACTION FIGHT.
MĜA (STR). KT-D..THURD STREET.
has been in Tokyo since the latter part of last month, and it is not yet known whether the demand of the strikers will or will not be granted, and the outbreak was therefore a little premature Everything was quiet on Yonday
· Hongkong, 15th February, 1907.
FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND
CALCUTTA.
"GREGORY APCAR,*""
Captain S. H. Belson, will be despatched for the above Ports, on FRIDAY, the zaad instant,
3 PM For Freight or "assage, apply to
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"MOGUL" LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
THE STEAMSHIP LOTHIAN," FROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND
STRAITS.
CONSIGN Foods Cre being landed at their of Cargonrs hereby informed
risk into, the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd., al Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 20th instant will be subject to rent,
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party was ready and prepared to take the, of the peasant class, and were returning to field" and did so. They were both amply-sup-theit homes for the Chinese New Year holi- | night, but work in the mine has been suspend-instans, or they will not be recognized. plied with munitions of war," and decided-thar, days. This sad news has cast a gloom overed. Neither polica officials nor mine officials the'contest should take the form of a "battle | the natives here, who consider it as a very bad fare allowed to venture down the pits.
of bombs. It did. For a while yesterday not 1hing could be heard in the vicinity of the bat- tlefield but the barsting of the bombs, and the car-splitting cat calls of derision on the part of either side as the opponent's bombs fell barn less and futile. Hut in the milee a neutral party got hurt, and that party, one Li Kun, fesented it. Seeking revenge he caught up r brick lying conveniessly to his hand, and dung it at the man whose homb hud hurt him--or his feelings-and, of course, he hit the wrong man, and straight in the eye at that! Then there were hot times for some ten minutes, until District Watchman 3.6 came up and seized Li, and was matching
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omca, un view of the close proximity of the new year. The Bong-ning' had no boats or nther life-saving apparatus on board, and was simply overcrowded. One of the crew states that the loss of life would.not, have been so great if the passengers had not lust their heads and rushed to one side of the ship causing her to heel ever.
PIRACY RUMOUR.
Out small foreign community was rather startled yesterday with the report that the customs staff who left Wuchow for Nanning a.forthight agn, were pirated between Kuan lau and Ewei Yuen, As no official news has
19TH INFANT-Y », CIVIL SERVICE. him in the Central Police Station, when two of ¦ been received by the Custom's the foreigners A friendly match has been arranged between') Li's pals, loyal friends and true, jumped on the the above teams.to take place on the Civil District Watchman, who would have got very Service Ground to-morrow. Play to s'an at much the waise fu his zeid in endeavouring to 2.15 pun....... The following team has been secure the maintenance of peace, had it not aclected to represent the Civil Services-H. Then, for P. C. Punden who came up, and with Jackman (Cap), Hon. Dr. J. M. Atkinson, R. A B. Ponsonby, H. R. Phelips, F. A. Bidem. A R. T. Raven, L. Bolton, L D. Brett, A. G. Pile, P. R. Adams, and E. W. Dawson,
Reserve: H. Coombs.
TAK HONGKONG FOOTBALL
CHALLENGE SHIELD..
The only tie down for decision to-morrow is the "** Company v. Hongkong Club on the Club ground. Kick-off at 3.30 prompt, and Lt. Forbes is referee,,
The leaders of the Shisei-kal are sull exerting themselves to stir up the agitation, and the present situation wil-doubtless change.one way or the other according to the nature of the reply of Mr. Minami to the strikers' demand. On Tuesday morning about men attacked and destroyed the office at the entrance to the Soliashi pit. The mob was di persed by the police. About 300 men assembled, al Motoyama, and endeavoured to prevent the running of the electric-cars, and showing signs of making further disturbance.
COMMERCIAL
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE,
Selling.
sie trenting it as a mere canaid, but, the Chinese seem to believe and credit the report. h'is hard' to trace the origin of this rumour, and in the meanwhile great anxiety is shown London-Bank T.T.....
Do. demand by the friends of those who went to Nanning,
.Da. 4 months' sight many ada, seiz d and arrested Li and his The party consists of Mr. M. Neubrun, assistant two-apporters, and. marched them off to the examiner, Mr. Scheck who is a native clerk France-Blank T Central Police Station, there to await the in the Lodoor Staff and family, and also other America-Bank T.T. ..., award of the presiding Magistrate, Mr. F. A. native mplayer, with their families. The Germany-Bank T.T... Hazeland, when he took his seat on the Bench above party left together in three houseboats or India T.T.
junks on the 27th of Jaagary, and no nèws has
› Do. this morning. Li Kon, the brick-thrower, was
been received frem them since they left. It is charged with disorderly be baviour, and was to be hoped that the above is only a rumour, fined $3, his chums being charged with resist as the seriousness of it, if true, can be ima ing the police in the execution of their duty, gined. The party went up under the excort of an armed body of soldiers, as pirates in the and fined $; each? Among the crowd also
Kuan Hau district have lately been very wis arrested a tulong from the Central | active and energetic,elegrams have been, Station, and he was sent before the Captain seat to Kwel Yuen, the nearest Telegraph Sta- 4 months' sight I./C. Superintendent of Police, to be dealt with de. tion, for particulars verifying how much truth 6 months' aight L/C.... there is in this rumour.
The tie between R.E. vi King Alfred,"partmentally.
which was also fixed for to-morrow, is post poned.
"
demand....... Shinghai-Bank T.T... Singapore T.T. ... fapan-Bank T.T. Java-Bank T.T.......
All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- sented to the Undersigned on or before the 18th
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 20th instant, at ri A.M.
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by.
DODWELL & Co., LIMITED, Agents. Hongkong, 14th February, 1907.
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Hongkong, 29th November, 1906,"
Absinthe
LIQUEURS.
***
Diselte *pricot Brandy... Benedictine M. ... Blackberry Brandy, French
İsa
Per
1+4
Per Boule. Boute. $1.75
2.50 $1.50
3-75
3.00 1.75
“2.50- 1,60
Do. Do. American. 1.20 0.80 Chartreuse, Yellow ...
4.25
2.25
Do. Green
5.25
3:25
2.50 1.50
3,00
1.50
Coffes and Cream (Austrian)... Cherry Brandy (Hdering's) ...
Do. Whisky (Frenty Fils)... 2.75 1.50 Cocktails, Manhattan, Martizi,
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Gin, &c. ...
Creme D'Abricots
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THE Steamship
"PRINCESS ALICE," having anived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazard Das and/or extra hazirdous Godowns of the 2/21 Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained,
Do. de Cacao
Db. de Framboites
Da. de Menthe
Do. de Moka
Do. de Noyaux
Do. de Prunelle Do. de Vanille
To, de Violletles
1.00
3:50
2.50
2.50
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Ji
2.50
2.57
2,50
2.50
2.50
Curaçao, Red and White
2.50
1.50
1,20
2.50. 1.50
2.50
1:20
4.00
2.25
1.40
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3.25
7.00
144 2,00
'Gomme regist'ine, &c.
1.25
1.30
Orange Quinine Wine-(Crab:
bie's)
1.30
fr
Cherries in Maraschino, “ Vic-
tor" Brand
1.75
1,00
2/2 13/16 .....2/31
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bave left the Godowns, and all Goods remain. -541 ing undelivered after the zoth instant, will be 2.28) subject le rent.
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All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are 165 | to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 20th instant,at 9 30 AM
51 % prem
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.1348
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...2/31 30 days' sight San Francisco & New York...55 "FOR WAYS THAT ARE DARK,"
do. 4 menthe sight
551 In consequence of all this disturbance In-
Chinese merchants are, having some unusual sprctur. Collett sent out twelve men in plain experiences since the opening of Nanning. The
30 days' sight Sydney and Melbourne..2.3 9 16 clothes with instructions to arrest all and following two instances are quoted. A number 4 months' sight France...................2,861 sundry whom they caught throwing bambs, of merchants hired a junk and loaded her with 6 months' sight As a result seven men were arrested, having miscellaneous foreign impari goods for Nanning, 4 months' sight Germany been caught in the very act of continuing the The junk was duly despatched but on foiling Far Silvef................................ dangerous practice. They were also placed and the merchants then found to their surrow
to arrive in Nanning, inquiries were set afoul Bank of England rate........................ before Mr. F. A. Hazeland, charged with dis' that the junk master having died enroute, the Sovereign' ì.......... orderly conduct, at nine o'clock last night, and crew disposed of the cargo to all and sundry were fined $3 each. Several Chinese gentle-buyers at any add figure, and with the proceeds it is now well-known, remarks a Japanese quitted and flitted to their own happy homes
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444
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C. C. ST. CLAIR BRŘESTED.
A New York despatch of Inth ult, says Just after he received a knockout blow in a Boxing but here, last night, Charles Sinclair was ar- rested by the police at the instance of the Federal authorities on a charge of being a de serter from Company M. Thirtieth infantry, men complained that they had had their long there to celebrate the Chinese new year in a vernacular contemporary, that the skins of every evening. United States army. The regiment is sow silk coats burned by these bombs--but with manner dignified and becoming. The junk toads are largely used for manufacturing purses stationed at Ft. Cook, Neb, but was in the seasonable magnanimity, they did not ask for (an old one) was left to its own devices at a and cigar-cases, and the export of the skins is Philippines when Sinclair is alleged to have decompensation.
small village. The poor merchants are now steadily increasing. According to our contem. serted in 1917.
wondering what their next more will be.. An- porary, a man named Kunizawa-machi, Kochi other merchant despatched a ist of kerosene The police learned that the alleged, deserter
oil to Kwci Yaen. On arrival there he handed Prefecture, is now busily engaged in obtaining Passage Fare-Single journey.........54. was billed for a go with Tom Garry, a local. | A SERIOUS fire broke out in the 9th inst. at
Meals, pe scaune-roameria.....$1 each, over to the consignee half the original quantity skins under contract with a certain large firm „beavyweigh', and detectives appeated at the | Kalu (Tokaido). The fire originated in the shipped. Inquiries as to what had become of (whether foreign of Japanese is mai stated) in The Company's, Wharf is situated in front arena duiing the second round. While the Hicented quarter of the city, but fanned by a the missing half of the cargo elicited the bland Kobe. About 15 other men are also engaged ・ of the New Western Market, opposite the old oficers were deliberating as to which of the strong north-west wind spread rapidly. Two reply that "it was sold to buy rice, which had in the business. The toad can be easily caught Harbour Office.
run short." The Kwel Yuen magistrate is pugilists was the man wanted, Garty gave Sin- | hundred and fifty houses were consumed. in
YUEN ON 5.5. CO., LD Dow investigating the case, and his decision is in the breading season, when the catch po -clair an uppercut that put him out. When addition to sixty licensed premises. Fifty of eagerly looks forward to by the owner of the man is about 200, valued at Y1,6 (at the rate of
No. 5, Quoba's Road West Sinclair opened his oyaş ke was under arrest.
the inmates of the latter are missing,
kerosene,
8 rin each).
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