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HONGKOND, TEESDAY, Out. 8. 1818.

PRELIMINARY PEACE. CONDITIONS.

THE

CHINA MAIL.

COMPANY MEETINGS

This message to the Army and Navy Fendorses thèse "views. The chief

abject of the “offer of Pence *: |THE INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGA- (to use the KAISER'S words)

TION CO., LTD.

by

seems to be to secure

An extraordinary meeting of the the Peace that the German armybove Company was held in the offices shall suffer no loss of prestige. This of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co., raees the question as to whether Ltd., to-day at noon, for the purpose of the, Allies will demand "ancon- confirming a special resolution passed a ditional surrender" and whether an extraordinary general meeting of readiness to accept President Wt the Company held on Sept. 1 sox's programme of a general peace

The Hon. Mr. D. Landale presided necessarily involves anconditional and there were present Mr. H. P. Kurrender before discussions

White. Mr. A...O.. Lang, Mr. H. W. entered upon? It is

Looker (Solicitor to the Company) clear that Germany is not prepared at the and Mr. Sutherland (Secretary) and the floa, Mr. Ho Fook and Mesars L. N. Leefe, Lo Chang Shin, B. M. Austin, M. K. La Lo Cheung Ip, Li

are

uncop-

present time, to make an ditional surrender. When that step'

THE GENERAL MILITARY

SERVICE TRIBUNAL.

MR. CHAMPKIN CRITICISES THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

In making a further appeal yesterday for the exemption of Mr. R. Kennedy, Mr. C. Champkin. Manager of the Mercantile Bank, in the course of longthy speech mid-

ter.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1918,

in the widest sense, can tell His Ex- callaney where we should have been by this time if the protection of publie interests had not been the special care of avery wise and far seeing statesman who has had to deal with the seonomic problems of this war. I ask you to consider these things, as having an im portant bearing on the policy of those officials

whose views en Imperial: affairs are to contracted to admit

QUEEN MARY'S NEEDLE- WORK GUILD

HONGKONG BRANCH

REPORT FÜR SEPTEMBER,

CITY - HALL WORK PARTY (onder:

of business consideration, and who Mra. Lanumero for Mrs. Stabby appear to regard the great commercial and Imperial laserests of this Colony as

15 musquita urts, dressing gown, 13 mail pillows, 3 reversiblo, jackets, 3 pairs of slippers, 8 milk covers, 13 belts, 1 pair of operaphon sloekings, $ bed jackets,, 0} dna, ni þaidkerchiefs, v, scrubbers, 68 pait ni pyjamas, VO shirts, vests and comfort bags.

OUR LITTLE AT SOCIETY " (under Mr. Creen)

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a kind of unworthy and sordid abatiale to the successful prosecution of the war. It will perhaps be convenient if I feel sure that you will have little dif make a brief statement to the Tribunal culty in deciding that the majority in with regard to my position in this mat-the Appeal Tribunal have every right to I was glad hir. Kennedy's case expect that thei- views shall not be set sile the Governor,

by was referred to the Appeal Tri- arbitrarily set bunal, despite the fact that the that such a policy at a critical time like Military Authorities did not claim him, this is totally wrong in principle, harm- because I wanted to make it quite ful in every sense and opposed to those clear that I applied for his exemption Imperial interests and war efforts that You business men, under very considerablu only on very ascessary grounds. have the papers concerning that appeal difficulties, are doing, their best to serve

The CHATRYAN-This is not an appoal and no doubt you will be guided to some extent by them. so it will be quite rele from the Governor-in-Council. We have basi to be taken the heads Ya Kun, Ho Tang Ying, 'Hù In, Fung|vant if I draw attention to one or have said, but we have to deal with the ing matter; Case No. 2-2 quila, g

two distened, with wil respect, to what you Germany's War Lords will be in

Wing Chan Wing, Bon Wing, Ho Lik, matters that were dealt with by the grave peril, and therefore, the Man Fau, Ho Kut, Ho U-Shang few members of the Executive Conseil Excellency and the Exartitive Council Executive Council, or rather by some case on its merits. The action of His greatest efforts will heade Ho Kwong: Ho Wing, Lo Man Hin, what, I think, was a very mis. appertains to them.

"Mr. CRAMPKIN—£ you have reach the anve face," by insisting that Ger. M. Shan, Ho Kai, E. Abraham, lending and injudicious way. The first

was that the written statement papers dealing with that appen! I can many shall put lay down her arms. de C. Longmire, R. E-Macdougal submitted to the appeal Tribunal did only assume that you will be guided to before all the billigerents, by comman A., B. Stewart, A. M. da Silva, P. Tod, not add anything fresh to the evidence some extent by those proceedings. agreement, lay down theirs. This N. 1. H. Railton A. C. Davison, E. E gave before this Tribenal. That sir,have to expose certain fallacies which is not ibe case. Presumably you have were brought forward at the appeal Council. All my case is really contained brings us back to 'die question as abaz, V. C. Hall and Niel Macintyre. that statement before you, and it is not to whom the Allies enn trusa in The CHAIRMAN moved the confirma necessary for me to paint out that it in my letter of July 28th, to the Appeal contains very convincing figures that I Council, which I think you have all Germany to honour their pledged tion of the Resolution, Mr. H. Pdid not think it to disclose originally seen. It would be impossible to carry word. Ia President Wilson's words Whire recomling, and the motion iras It states à casu that carried conviction on my basiness without Mr Kennedy.

to all the assessors and to a number of If he goes it means abarcsuing have been giver to toral men who have wit "it is impossible" to trust the present fearried.

official members. It convinced and exchange business which, as I impressed the leading banker and the pointed out deals very largely with the colony for the Pron Government "They have convinerd

the best basiness brains in the Colony, amely on Government acrnant.

tbo Straits and "Amejies" and is ps that they are without honour and

yet it was dismissed by His Excellency

The CHAIRMAN-You put in tons that with a passing reference. do not intenl justice." What grounds

Mr. Kennedy is taken it will mean are there for thinking that the word

practical stooping of all your foreign Exchange and Pill business? of such a democratic Government

Mr. CHARINE holl instructions to

Milks, also Sterilized Milk, have been the time' of writing there is no as the Imperial Chancellor has arranged, the first consignment being Jas to arrive during the next few dilys. information as to how the

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·Hongkong, Oct. 8, 1918.

"ST. "ANDREWS FAIR." BOTH NOVEMBER, 18s.

914

Arhanged in connection with St. LADIES STALL will the Andrew's Fair, and all Scottish Women willing to assist, are invited to attend meeting to be held, at the Hongkong Hotel on TUESDAY, the 15th inst..

-21:30 A.,

ALICE DYER.

Hongkong, Oct. 8, 1919.

MINISTERING CHILDREN'S

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LEAGUE. Nov. su-SATURDAY-Nov. 2ND.

THE ANNUAL BAZAAR under the Auspices of the above Langue, will be bold by kind permission in on grounds of Government House', os SATURDAY November 2nd.

The Proceeds as formerly, will bo devoted to Local Charities for Children, the Ottershaw Cots, Surrey, and Naval and Military Funds for Orphans

Hongkong; Out. 8, 1918.

813

·ROTTERDAM' LLOYD ROYAL

.MAIL LINE.

THE Steamship

"KAWI"

newformed, enn be trusted to control the

The meeting theu termicated.

THE MAGISTRÁCY.

HOUSE

The CHAIRY-How do you know that!

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The CHAIR-You give the Tribunal

Mr. Chris-That is Bn.

Mr. CHAMPKIN-I am going on the re. ported proceedings of the Appeal Council. It was dismissed with a pass-stop it. ing reference to an exchange of telegrams contained nothing beyond that which was of no importance at all. I think I The Tribunal considered the matterin have good, grounds for protesting private, and, subsequently, the Chair against this unfair inference.

The

man announced that Mr. Kennedy would second point conserved the substitution list. His Excellency stated that there were a number of good men on the list and he must have been singularly WINTER COMFORTS FOR SIBERIA. misinformed to "bave made that men He certainly mentioned

The following letter las begu res

be granted absolute exemption.

Chancellor's Brat speech has beea Prussian military dictators in Ger. OVER-CROWDING IN BOARDING with my head office, as if the statement that assurance? received by the German public. many? It seems clear that, no Whatever view may be taken of armistice is possible, and that peaco Before Mr. J. R. Wood this morning it in Germany, we can confidently negotiations, it they are yet to be a Chinese boarding house-keeper was anticipate that elsewhere the general entered upon at all, will have to charged with accomodating more opinion will coincide with the French proceed with the war continuing in boarders than his license permitted description of the "democratiantion" full blast. The French Press com- The license was for 64 and there were

ment which anticipates that peace 82 persons in the boarding house. One man, but you will see that when of the German Government as a |

at the present time would be The man said on the day in question asked is. Excellency if the man's ceived by the General Commanding, politicul comedy, stage-managed by followed by a recovery of the armies before the Palice Arrived 15 new men was "I am afraid not!" One could Major-Genem! F. Ventris, front the KAISER. Next to the evacuation

circumstances 7 suppose, but who were hardly cull him a good man in the Lists Colonel dobu Warri, C.M.G.,

substitution officer to enquire: and here the other good men? I wrote to the M...

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His Worship fined kim ST). "

SENT BACK TO HIS HOME,

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services

Tero

that

"I write you privately to paint is his reply, I regret I have no one to *offer

Could absurdity go out that under my command there any further! A good deal was suid

of the occupied territories (which isnt the Central Powers to their pre-came from Linchun, and he wanted to rapidly proceeding under the pressure war strength ignores the vital inform the Police about it, but he had of our armies) a really responsible conditions of Presiden: WILSON's no time. Government in Germany is one of the peace programnie which our enemies profess to accept as a basis of essential preliminary conditions of

negotiation. Under auch conditions pence, and Germany has not yet got what the French papers fear would that desideratum. It is not difficult, we be rendered impossible: but every think, to anticipate the general lines thing depends at present upon the of the reply which the" Allies and honesty and sincerity with which particularly, will give to the German note. First, let it be observed that the German Government announces

the President of the United States

chatit nccepts the programme set orth in President Wilson's message to Congress on January 8th last, and especially in his speech of | Septembre 27tle (to which wê nade") reference in our comments yesterday), Now that speech distinctly and definitely, affirmed that the United States cannot come to terma" with,

A Chinese was charged with the larceny of fran buckets from the Kowloon-Canton Railway Co.

Sergeant Cooper said the defendant the Germans approach the discussion stole the buckets. "A watchman caught of President Wr.sox's Ponce pro-him red-handed. gramme. The unctious deliverance !

When asked whether he had ever of the Chancellor can hardly be said been to gaol, defendant said he served to impress the render as bearing 10 years in prison.

Mr. Wood sentenced him to 3 months the guineu stamp".

A RAID ON GAMBLERS.

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NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Cholera is stated to be claiming the Governments of the Central many victims in Manila, on the north will this trip be despatched on the 15th Empires, for they have made it side of the river.

October from Hongkong

via MANILA » sod Japan Ports to Honolulu and San Francisco.

Particulars of Freight and Passage "please apply to:

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIN,

Agrute Hongkong, Oct. 6, 1916.

KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART

MAATSCHAFFY. (Royal Packet Navigation Co. of Batavia).

BE-Steamship

THE StayERSTRATEN ?.

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will be despatched on or about Oct. 24th SINGAPORE, BELAWAN-DELI, PENANG and RANGOON,

impossible. "The German people must by this time be fully aware, that we cannot accept the word of those who forced this war upon

The Government of Canton,proposes

to open the Eastern. Parade Ground as

a public recreation ground in the very near future for the purpose of promoting

A number of Chinese appeared before Mr. J. R. Wood on a charge of gamb- ling

!.

"The Police raided the ground floor of

a house in Holywood Road, where gabling was in progress, and arrested

the defendants.

There were Ened $3 each.

·MASTER OF A JAPANESE VESSEL FINED.

Before Mr. Wolfe this morning

the

us. We do not think the same athletic sports. A portion of the Parade master of a Japanese steamer was sum- thoughts or speak the same language Ground will be excavated for a swim-moned for failing to submit to the

ot agreement." This attitude on the ming pond. part of the United States clearly !! requires la the "first place that there shall be on the part of the German people a definite repudiation of the

The Bangkok Daily Mail which recently chronicled bow useful blotting paper was being made in the Bangkok gaol, cut of Java weed, say's that ink of

Import and Export Department a copy of the manifest within 24 hours of the arrival of the vessel in harbour.

Mr. E. J. Grist appeared for the master of the vessel, while Mr. D. W.

about the cadets, employed by the are Czech and fossack soldiers, all Hongkong Bank but these gentlemen of whom are poorly clothed and with- were never on the substitution list,

their out 'cottiforts as regards"warm cloth- tbo fact that services by His Excellency until

cime available ing, etc. made public by

nor

was

after they had "eommenced their duties

Should the ladies of Hongkong

Five cused of work fave been larwani oh to the City" Hall, we follow Case No. 1 quilts, pillows, 14 mutters, 42 pairs of stretcher hosts," I sarwater, 4 four cloths, 30 vesta and I let read-

pillows, 440 suits of pyjamas nad L lot riding natt; Cam No. 0) 2 muters, 44 swesters, 30 suits pyjamas al 1latuiig mater Case N. 4-7 quilts, pihaws 104, pairs of bed socks, 4 muthiers, 13 pices of clothing. I tips, & pairs of mittens and 11 sollars, and Case No. 514 vests, 200 pairs of slippers, 21 meng envers, 150 eye and ear hamleges, (66" milk covers and 1,158 railed bandages.

In aikfirion to abate the following have.

12 vweaters, 12 muffers, 2 pairs, 118, socks, 17 suits of pyjamais ind D' vests. UNION CHURCH Lundve Maconachio) *---

4:54 shirts. 134 Laulkerchiefs, 37 vests, 180 pairs of hard caps, 150% helmets and caps, 13 amfiters, 1 trench ww.enter, 21 cholers belts, and 2 patien of socks..

WESLEYAN CHURCH WORKING PARTY (under Mrs. Bobinaur

Articles sent to the City Hall for be month of September 1918-60 shirts, mufflers, pairs of soeke, 51 donat bandkerchiefs, 40 scrubbers, 2 pyjamas, (1.1-9 polled bandages, 1 vents, 10 balaclava cap. 26 kuco exps, 24 mopa, 1 pair of surgical stockings, 1 pair of gloves and 1 pair of cuffs,

Articles sent to troops learing the Colony, September 1918ues, 16 pairs of socks, 21 dox. of Bandker chiefs, 1 pyjamas, 3 balaclara vapy and. 5 ke 614,

CATHOLIC

WOMEN'S

(under fise Loureiro) -

LEAGUE

mers, 12 helmets, 2 caps, 3 sleeveless sweaters, 12 pairs of socks,o 20. pairs of knee exps, 312 handker

. chiefs, 564 fraud covers, 30 scrubbers. 5 mosquito nets, 25 hospital squares, 316 Awabs and 1,81 rolled berdoger, HELENA MAY INSTITUTE (under

in that bank. I. have always been feel disposed to send war, clothing, quite wüling and anxious to conform to the sound and patriotic views of the or anything for comfort for these lgading banker here in the master of conscription of bank, assistants, but his new, I would undertake to see theirs. Jordan against me by His Excellency and bis hardly any necessity of my neɑ- example is conveniently misquoted goods' distributed. 1 fool pure there views are just as conveniently ignored,

as are those of every other business man tioning our own men,, as they will! un the Appeal Tribunal. Screly this be thankill for anything for confort most inconsistent and unjust. Now

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consider His Excellency's statement that for the coming winter. Wishing, the he would not hesitate to run the risk of having his signatore forged. Well, just ludies every success in their under- | after His Excellency propounds of

this taking. astonishing view of

of the

General Vintris proposes to usk to his banker, someone is alleged to have put it to the test, and fut colonel Wan to distribute if you read your police news you will

a customer to

have seen that he was committed for articles revived from the Que trial ou Mr. Kennedy's evidence as ro-Mary's Needlework Guild to his own contly as last week, and if basive men or Czechs and Consucks at his elementary point of law of business,

and one that is well-known to every discretion.. lawyer and businessman. the risk

I

forgery is one that ordinarily falls not

on the cdstomer but on the banker. ask you if it is for one moment conceivable to you as business men that prudent banker can view the pros

placency that His Excellency seems to pect of forged cheques with the com-

consider quite fitting Let me remark,

in

passing, tlust if there is no obligation of

HUIHOW NEWS.

57 rofl bardagen, 51 trianguler landages, 5 capeline bandages. 10 mati- vermin' shirts, 32 knee caps, 5 pait nf socks, 1 pair surgical stockings and 100. xwhs.

PRAK CLUB, Under Mrs. Suther land):-

524 rolled bandages, M'mang-tailout? handages. 174 shell swals, 216 sponge Mutabs, 4 kauze vaba...9 bead.bend- uges and 6 pneumonia jackets.... USIC (under Mrs. Keigwin) —

638 rolled bandages. 9 ero bandages, 7 mufflers. 72 avals, 25 pairs of socks. 4 helmets, 2 wool caps, 18 pairs of knee cap. 5 scrubbers aml 1 pair f operation stocks..

The following letter has been received:

American Consular Service,

Hongkong, Oct. 4, 1919. DBA Mas HextING, I have for acknowledgment your note of October 201 The latest reports from the South and the large case of surgical dressin

(From Our Own Correspondini.)

Hoinaz ure thint this forces of and bandages made by the QS.NO.

which accompanied it.

Of course it is needless for me to say that we thank the guild through yon the. this example of co-operation, but I wisit

Government whose part deeds have local manufacture bas been on the Tratman, Superintendent of the Import think, carry any more weight with you Lung may get out of control and that only for the gift itself but for the spirit."

to come to terms with them. Can it Bangkok, some in the provinces.

be seriously said that the political

I am, very sincerely yours, (Signed) CEORGE E. ANDERSON. Mrs. A. D. Hiking, card

"Hon. Secretary. Q.M.NG... 5. 3facrison Hili, Hongkong.

on cantoner to take precautions sainst the forgery of his signature, the General Lung have been defeated at remarkable epidemic of crime against banks that has broken out within the Vang chow, and that they are near past few weeks will be very dificult to ing Kuchek. There is much fear in cope with.

The statement that

Bis Excellency could learn all the

he signatures Hoihow that the troops of Generul to particularly say that we thank you not. in my bank in two days Dot,

of cooperation and good will whier made it "impossible" for the Allies market for some time; some made in and Export Department, prosecuted. than it docs with me. Apart from the the shops of Hoihow may be looted prompted it. We appreciate all this good

questionable propriety of such a state- Mr. Wolle imposed s fine of $100.

in case the Canton troops sucused in feeling as well no your help more than ment directed in a British Colony at a British bank with a very long and coming near Kingchow. It seems I can say and I trust that you will be "The Appeal Tribunal will sit on

honourable connection with the olony, to be true, that the Cantonese have able to convey to the members of he transformation scheme which the new Thursday morning next, at 9.30, to FIRE ON CATHERINE APCAR.”

the assertion is manifestly absurd. I Chancellor has arranged, for the bear appeals against the decision of

represent an you know, important 8,000 or more trops in the South of guild our feeling in the matter.

Thanking you most sordially in behalf. business interests that are not bounded Hainau, and that 1,000 of them have of the members of the "American Red by my own bank. I have given you This vessel offers excellent cabin-purpose of this effort to obtain enrolment by the General Military

my turnover in come up to the vicinity of Kachek. Cross, accommodation for 58 saloon passengers."peace with honour," fulfils the Service Tribunal by Mr. J. D. Birrell 1 Tuticorin, wire to the Madras Mail, the figures of

fated September 10, says? The forgiga exchange, very Large There is much, anxiety here in Hoi- Wireless Telegraphy.

condition preceflent which is Messrs. Gerin Drevard & Co., and Mr. F. Catherine pear has sailed for Colombo, proportion of which is on, account For Freight and Passage apply to:

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LYN, forcefully emphasised in President Syme Thomson, of Messra Dodwell & She had a most exciting experience on of India, the "Straits and America, how among the merchants; and they the inward royega, Fire broke out in and is therefore directly on Uovernment are putting on burs in front of the account for the financing of war abip- Agents.

WILsos's speech? Let it be noted Co.

ber aft holds in a consignment of coir ments of food and material. It rests with principul shops to protect them from Hongkong, Oct. 8, 1918.

816 that Germany's request to President A Péking telegram states that bundles while she was 10 miles you to decide if this business la to be lootin

WILSON to take in hand. the Japan has notified the Chinese Govern- Tuticorin. The vessel signalled for help, the sport of a small minority of officials

and Captain J. H.-White, port officer who confessedly know little of what it There is a Inweness

in the restoration of, pence" was made ment at Peking that she is willing to and local agent of the Madura Company, means, or if the well-balanced and co-interior, and Hang-tuo, one of the before the re-constituted Reichstag return (forego the balance of) the west of with all available pumps from is to prevail in a faster that will affect large arkets for navigable river. PORTUGUESE RED CROSS FUND- "PREMO CAMERA"

was even aware of it. We have no Boxer indemnity on condition that the the shore and fought the fire at great

business of my bank is seriously

The Hon. Secretary, Club de Recreio reason to doubt that the request is money shall be used only for industralisk. The holds of the steamer were every bank in the Colony, for if the about 40 miles from Kaccek, has

red hot and full of smoke, and approach dislocated the interests of every bank been lately entered by a band of rob Kowloon, hege to acknowledge with and educational purposes. The develop- to it seemed impossible for a long time will auffer. fully endorsed by the Reichstag, bat each. $1.50

Every assessor that has beix, suht to number 200, and much thanks the following further donations the point is that the initiative was

of the retion, wool, and iron industries By covering themselves with wet gun-sat on the appeal Tribunal has recognis is especially mentioned

nies the rescue party managed after ed that and has protested against the loot was taken itway by them.

official

to the Portuguese Red Cross Fund nearly 12 hours work to get the fire these considerations strongly on you as attitude in this 'mattor. pue TAKES WONDERFUL taken by the Government whom the

Surely with we forces fighting:

Already acknowledged 84,455 60 Allies cannot trust. Again, one of the The Intelligence Bureau at Canton under. The vessel had 9 feet of water business man. I am not wanting in here, with pirates on the const, and PICTURE.

An Allied Sympathiser" in the aft holds, and listed beavily respect for the official members of the conclusions at which the Allies, communicates the following: The The damage to the ship would be about Executive Council and I would not deny robbers in the interior, Hainan may 37. 8. Sanson including America, long ago arrived Chae Io, one of the nowest ships in the Rs. 20,000 and the cargo suffered to the them their undoubted right to be late-be said the ear to state of Sentrice "Magazina Guard”

that there can be no peace without Chinese Navy, has joined the Constitu extent of Rs. 40,000. A formal marine tious on proper and convenient occasions, anarchy military victory, Can it be and thu tionalat Navy. A rousing reception court of enquiry, was held, but the race but I do feel it necessary, in the public of the fire could not be ascertained. The interest as well as is my own, to will be given at Whampoo to-day. The crew of the Valherine pear and the difference of is small section of officials protest mot strongly against the market tailitary victory has been yet Chas lo is a training cruiser, 320 feet boatman did splendid work in extingui fer this Colony to vital business and achieved? The German Chanceller in length, 39 feet beam, displacement shing the fire, and their conduct is being Imperisi, interests that they make no does not acknowledge defeat in tona 2,400, 1.H.P. 6,000, baile by brought to the notice of the higher pretence to understand take the | the field's. On the contrary he boosts Vickers, 1911,

that "thanks to the incomparable

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