Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 21, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba Pm trial Section pages 15 to 28 Edorn of Liberty of Equality of civil rights printed find published Iho Manitoba free press a joint Stock company incorporated under the of at head of Leo and Plain of 500 Cariton in the City of president and general registered at the general Tost for transmission through the mulls in the British Isles of Inland Revenue the British cattle embargo that was before the people for Twenty and owing to special become one great in is that of the embargo for that Long of has been maintained by great Britain against Canadian record of this controversy is set Forth in detail in a special published by the Ottawa correspondent of the free Story is known Only in its very general outlines even by the Cana thai the requirements of the Slaughter exemption of Canadian cattle from at the port can be waived with reason the previous to the Intro Able Security against the importation of diseased in which and in the absence of any unfavourable news from i consider that i should auction of this Bill Many communications had passed Between the Canadian ministers an the friends of Are vitally and us interest Ami of this record will be of he Story of the dispute makes very Chilly Reading for those who Topes that the Rno Argo can be by representations to the by the Canadian it was in the t 1 in 1l a 1ihjui1 under a pretext which could not stand investigation Andice Vable that if such a deadly and intention a baseless charge that Canadian cattle the of this charge has in Way modified of the British authorities to maintain the embargo in the just of the British and Irish this embargo is s Eitrem est apparently the discretionary Power of the minister agriculture to he taken away by the Law of As stated in the i article has been restored since the Bill before the House is was debated As set Forth in a times which forms Jeffia of Ottawa was designed to again make the Fri ton but this precaution is hardly necessary while 1 Lee remains minister of for his attitude on the question correctly described by himself As rigid and tie special article by our Ottawa correspondent is As follows of and that no animal should leave the t Likit a be under the statute to allow repeal in the British and it free entry to be the enquiry was confidently believed that the will not be prolonged beyond the period strength of the Canadian Case would absolutely necessary for the us when the speaker did not accent the to and the friends of the con Vinced that the majority of the House was against decided to drop the a repetition the history of the Case from Siat Onward is largely a repetition of Elvit has gone to sum up Tolje situation the Canadian government has Long since established to the satisfaction of the Imperial authorities the fact that Canada is free from they have provided Thor Ough safeguards against its introduction from and for the stamp ing out of the disease within their own they have Given prac be possible to come to a since Over a million head of Canadian cattle have been Slaught ered at British under the direct inspection of the Board of Agricula and not one Case of contagious pleuropneumonia has been discover since then there has been an absolute absence of unfavourable news from in fact the Dominion has demonstrated beyond Pera yen Ture that the disease did then in 1892 nor at any time since exist among Canadian it is Incon contagious disease As pleuropneumonia had existed in the time of the discovery of the famous it should simply have died out tical proof of the effective nees of without a Penny being spent their control in the Way they handled ate or without a organization airing the Oul the completion has been revive and great Bri of the embargo Tho Hopo is h that this time live agitation la and that the pm in addition to inc loss it id to have caused to Canadian and British grazers has been a sore Point will be this of to eradicate fatality among Canadian pleuropneumonia is Well known to be a highly fatal and uncontrollable which has Deci mated the herds of every country where it has been known to and which has Only been stamped out in these countries by Means of Exten Sive and Large expenditure in time and Money on the part of the As a matter of fact it has been admitted for Many years past that the Dominion is free from cattle disease of any contagious character so that other minister 0 doubt very Ian representatives on still retained the privilege of Landing her cattle and of finishing these on scottish or English until 1s92 Canada continued to enjoy this Over the United but Only under a condition which has deep significance when the matter is being considered from the present Day ninety Day quarantine the restriction against United the in that ground and it was finally decided by the was made to Cana War to the effect that Ovid when e War we Erneas during t it would be Ovid Hopes Ner Are not based on any a tin change of attitude on the part the overseas authorities since Only recently in last to be Correct the British of agriculture that ored treatment could not be accorded to Canada with its three thousand mile Boundary Over which the germs of the disease might unless an Assurance were Given that cattle from the country against which the embargo had been imposed could not Breaks in the neighbouring of foot and Mouth they have neglected no Opportunity to place All the facts before the and to offer every safeguard possible pro skied that the Law were the Board has remained and efforts toward the removal of the embargo have proven the stand taken by lord Lee in october is the exact stand taken by his predecessors on the Board of agriculture Ever since new markets As having an important bearing on brought goods necessary to them Well within their that the position the luxury tax had any real relation to this amazing Hift in feeling May be hese incalculable changes of mood Are due to causes which baffle he insight even of the pay they just happen and hey can neither be explained nor control decl with descending prices and the Mylung movement the use ulness of the luxury tax has Steadi y lessened and its summary re peal by order Council testifies to conviction by the government hat its further continuance would not be in the Public its repeal is intended to encourage the on sniping Public to buy More free if this its the action of the government will be amply justified for the resumption of nor Mal buying of by the Public is necessary if there is to be improvement in reasons than that of the actual exp the it is to be be imported to the Canadian Stence of disease must be found for the continuation of the Hanbury reply at Imperial conference of 1901 notice was Given on behalf of the Canadian government of a Resolution favouring the removal of the the conference was of the opinion that the question concerned the Imperial and Canadian governments and on the suggestion of Joseph Chamberlain and sir Wilfrid sir William Mulock was deputed to hold conf Rento on the matter with president of the Board of his report on that conference to Sidney Canadian minister of sir William said at the very commencement of the discussion Hanbury stated that perhaps it would save a lengthy argument if he were to explain the attitude called that in 1s97 the government of sir Wilfrid Laurier succeeded in having the United states quarantine against Canadian cattle in View of the 25 per duty was Only of advantage to the breeders of pure bred Stock which went in with the removal of the duty in recent years Canada has had an excellent Market in the United and As a consequence a new aspect has been put upon the canadians have urged that As being part of the is entitled to favored treatment As com pared with the United and1 that great Britain is not necessarily obliged to remove the restrictions against the latter should they be removed in the Case of can but it is to be recalled that from 1s7s until 1892 Canada did enjoy favored in consider lord ill minister of Assur he Royal agricultural society ind who were alarmed at the Mission Given importation Risian cattle from that to account would store cattle be wed to the joint Deputa from the scottish chamber of and the National Feder Al of butchers which urged the ova of the embargo was Given Nilar on the latter Occa lord Lee reminded the Leputa that there was far from being Menton this important re he been no Deal representations of any sort kind the Issue being decided Only on its As it affected he interests of the and Itic ulary the agricultural inter lord Lee said further t would admittedly be wrong take advantage of legislation kid to protect the flocks and o this country against Dis it for Iscol or other purposes at j but the statement that the Isison As records disease has now in tit caused canno be accepted in w at the while there is no charge a cast Canadian record of which is one of the clean h the yet the incidence of thous is so their pries so infinite and surrounded with 3tery in every shape and form that not possible to import livestock a any Quarter of the Globe without toe same time incurring a certain finite risk of meanwhile among those who hold opposite View of the delegation l is the strongest possible feeling lit the Only real Protection that we e Ai present is our insular the maintenance of the isolation d it the claim has been la that imported stores would mean to and More and the Adan of the offal and subsiding occupy with regard to better beef that pen to but with regard to other Points there of line to prevent the importation of Wian cattle for immediate Slaughter apart however from All t considerations the main Point to cited Sithat the existing embargo Only be removed by fresh Legisla i Aad there in Little under of parliament its consent to such a f Recard to the Imperial aspect of this has been taken up by Canadian but though could be More anxious than a truly to maintain but to strength w mum film jul la i i Llvell ties which bind Canada to the declaring that Thev Woi to Tocsin r0t Ftp take to affirm positive tent a the of Inzhir not at Tho expense of injuring the British the Board therefore insisted on the part of Canada upon the imposition of a 90day quarantine against Amer ican an action of had the and virtual effect of an embargo against the quarantine was imposed As insisted and very promptly the United states authorities retaliated by imposing a similar quarantine against Canadian cattle coming to the United this quarantine persisted for Many years the counter action affected a very considerable transportation business in livestock from Chicago to Buffalo and Points this development is of extreme in the meantime the United states fought hard to increase its Trade with he United kingdom even in the face of the special favor enjoyed by can in the year following the imposition of the requirement of Slaughter in the Case of United states imports from that country into Britain totalled As against head in when importation was free or More than in in spite of the maintenance restrictions the number had to t is to be noted that the United Stales had much better facilities for finishing than Canada meanwhile under free importation the Dominion was building up a profitable business for the easily attend cattle of the a business which was As profitable for the graziers of Britain As it was the Canadian embargo imposed in 1892 the blow there was Lis covered among certain Canadian importations a cow weakened in calving which was declared by the veterinarians to be suffering from contagious the lungs of the animal were exam and there ensued bitter controversy in eminent veterinarians differed Asto the some and among them the late professor Williams of Edinburgh and veterinary surgeon of coup Rangus contending that it was not contagious pleuropneumonia at Canadian veterinarians diag noted it As at worst transitory or Bronchopneumonia and not the contagious others to commit simply Ould not under Ely that it was not the Board of agriculture decided to take no an order was passed in wer she most car Fui and impartial order was passe bound to agree j november of 1892 by which Ca in View of the risk the Security is that the is has surrounded these these is protected them from every 01 including disease for and i regret that i a that in my judgment the that have been it Forward be above statement made by lord of agriculture for great two Short months ago appear to be a fairly definite no action toward the 81 of the embargo is in con pm there has been to de ii in the situation Worth since that history of embargo appreciation of the situation Usfo from a Survey of Otle Cobargo since its such perusal show is and not Only Canada and great out the United Whon Erfa a new and introduced s very necessary to take is actor when the embargo was the Market for Cana Ujj the United states was tint the it s far More in Ain even was Voth obvious therefore that so Tot american Market this consideration i arriving at a Dispas Mon on the it understood after a his t cattle first commence Uri Iain exclusively in Western cattle Ontario Start to numbers rattle n Large consider for i in an i 1ss7 also i and in in pleuropneumonia devel in itch states am fact a also m great excuse to the British an embargo Asra inst unit accordingly on sock l1s7at ordered that imported from the United 8 of within Arual at specified was placed on the same footing As the United the cattle of the Dominion were scheduled and it was provided that Slaughter should occur within ten Days of their entry n specified and that no animal should leave the wharf this which in 189b was made under the diseases of Ani Mals has continued up to the ii it Etc in Tea Jechil Luc j t of the Imperial and action for great in upon he proceeded to do he Point Tain insisted upon the Protection of a de out that under the original provia90 Day quarantine against american ions of Tho contagious diseases anti cattle coming to and in re Mals the Board of agriculture was empowered to establish the embargo against the importation of live and in their discretion to relax its pro visions by requirement of Slaughter whenever they were satisfied with respect to any country that its Talia Tion for which the United states put on a the questions arises As to whether there is a danger of history repeating in the mean the alleged to have been made to that the embargo would be and Poi Duim of i removed after the War remains in animals in such country afforded Reasi enable Security against the importation of diseased he further stated that until 1896 the Law left it discretion Ary with the Board to remove the embargo against any country having regard to the provisions of the the Board was satisfied to do he stated that so Long As the Law was in that condition questions Wero con stantly arising Between the government Addend As an addenda to Trie preceding historical record from the free press correspondent at the follow ing from the London times of de Cember 1 is of very Especial interest As indicating How firmly the land interests in the House of and those of 9ther countries affected lords holds together in their support such countries was or was not justifiable that whenever a co scheduled a dispute arose As Curacy of the views of the b Erin Arians which had led to this sche he observed that owing to the latent nature of the Examina Tion at the port of entry of Large num Bers of cattle afforded unsatisfactory evidence As to their being immune from and that in consequence the British Farmers were constantly exposed to the danger of disease being this policy of cattle lord Strachler moved the second read entry was ing of a Bill to Amend the diseases of Auau As to the Aci animals by depriving the Curacy of the views of the boards vet ministry of agriculture of the discretionary authority Given him by that act to allow the Landing of animals at any port in the United and re Quiring that notice of the intention to import be published in the Edinburgh and Dublin and that orders of the ministry of agriculture be Laid before both houses of Parlia ment for their Sanction before the imported into their herds and orders come into he said and that accordingly the Imperial gov it was the opinion of All agricultural Ern ment had decided As a matter of having for its object the Protection of such herds and to alter the Law and remove the discretionary Power vested in the and by act of parliament prohibit hence the passage of the act of 1896 which repealed the discretionary Power vested in the and excluded for eign cattle from importation except for Slaughter at the port of Hanbury stated that his govern ment was satisfied that Canadian herds and Nocks were free from and i not secretly and but that the act of 1896 was not occasioned i openly through the medium of Parlia by any suspicion to the but was general legislation applicable to All lord Lee said the object of the Bill societies from the Boyal downwards that to save the flocks and herds of the country from the risk of disease the authority to permit importation should be transferred from the ministry to lord who supported the said livestock was the Backbone of and it was not too much to ask with Aview to preserve it from the risk of that authority Given by the ministry of agriculture to allow the importation of animals should be Given he concluded by saying inasmuch As it was practically impossible to determine satisfactorily by diagnosis whether at the Early stages cattle were or Wero not diseased his government was in the inter ests of the British prepared to take the Chance upon this Point by per mitting the entry of any cattle from outside and would not be pre pared to entertain a proposition looking to a repeal of the provisions of the act of in answer to a request that the time within which the cattle should be slaughtered might be say to thirty Hanbury stated that be had been informed that in very few cases had the full limit ten Days been and that an sex under the would be the views expressed by Han Bury As set Forth above to All in tents and similar to those which have prevailed Ever the Contention that disease actually existed among Canadian cattle which was responsible for the imposition of the embargo in 1892 was and in its place has been advanced an argument for uniform Protection present Day in the face of strenuous without distinction of it efforts to have it and an has been denied that the retention of agitation for its abolition which has june embargo is actuated by or not been confined to Canada political prior to 1896 the Board of Agri culture had Power to prevent the importation of livestock from those countries which could or would not satisfy them that their livestock was entirely free from contagious the act of removed this discretionary and its effect was to prohibit the in though it has been pretty obvious that the ear of the president of the Board of Agri culture has always been open to the was to substitute for the administrative discretion of the which had been conferred by the direct intervention of either most unusual and certainly one he was not prepared to for his he had taken a somewhat rigid and unbending attitude to the importation of cattle in any conditions that might possibly be a menace to the live Stock of the he had been attacked for so and was now under the concentrated fire of a widely read yet the Bill expressed a Complete Lack of Confidence in his discretion in the use of vested in him by in the circumstances he thought that Savoured unduly of the Noble lord who moved the second Reading was afraid of a Shadow of his own the conditions under which any animal could be except for zoological most the Noble lord probably had in his mine the permission which he lord Lee had Given some time ago for the importation of a limited number of fris Ian but in this Case so stringent were regulations that there had not been any he Felt As strongly As the Noble lord did the Vita importance of doing nothing that could possibly endanger our flocks and herds the Bill implied a Lack of Confidence in his ability to exercise the Powers vested in him by act of and in effect we do not Trust and the Powers Given you by parliament should be taken he was not prepared to accept the the marquess of Crewe regretted that the minister should have regarded this As a purely departmental and per representations of the Irish cattle Sonal and that the Noble lord against whose stockers Sonra put Elfi the Canadian store cattle offered Stron discouraging replies year by year representation after try of live cattle from any country i representation from the Canadian whats Oev whatsoever excepting for immediate government was addressed to in fact the Only countries Home in 1903 p permitted to land cattle at All were the United and and one of the chief contentions on the part of the British authorities throughout has been that Canada complain of being discriminated steady protest from the Day of the imposition of the embargo until today scarce a ear has passed during which official protest has not passed Over the cables from Canada to great Suc ministers of agriculture on his Side have urged the removal of them Barro r presidents of the member for East introduced a Resolution in the British House ask ing for a repeal of the the motion was Defeated by a vote of 190 to in the following rear the can Adian Miinster assured lord Onslow that Canada would not rest Content with the Mere removal of the stigma on Canadian that his lordship was Labouring under a grave misapprehension of the state of Canada feelings and on the subject that the Canadian people were alive to the serious loss waste inflicted on the cattle producers and shippers of the Domin Long As lord Lee remained minister of agriculture it he was convinced be his desire to Fence imports with the same close restrictions As existed but successor might not practise the same necessary degree of if lord Strachin went to a division he should support the House and the Bill was read a Sevorid time by 37 votes against the luxury tax of the luxury tax it might be justly said that it was a tax which should have been applied two years before the Date of its actual apply in those Days the psycho Board of agriculture in great Britain have but firmly Rei be taken to Correct any impression1 fused to do in 1s93 Gard to the in 1905 the Cana the then questioned in the British House As to what he in to do with regard to the restrictions on Canadian cattle said after the most careful consideration of the various facts which have been brought under Niy notice in connection with this i have arrive Dat the i Ion that his majesty government i ii t l v conclusion that i should not be Justi fied in restoring the of free entry in the Case of Canadian cattle until i am in Possession of the a Deli tonal evidence which would be afforded by a systematic pea Minatto extend inc Over a reasonable and sufficient of the Lunes of the cattle landed Here for Slaughter at the 1 Trust that the result of such an examination May be to confirm tie View Ion and that definite action should i for expensive things without regard to their Utility or the need for them a luxury tax would either have checked this madness or made it a source of Public the luxury tax imposed at the Las session of parliament had not been Long in operation before the Public changed from the mood of the spend Thrift to that of the prom spending recklessly and without re Gard to their needs going to Dian Senate passed a Resolution ask ing for the repeal of the in the same shortly after the House of commons had approved a Resolution in the same and before any action could be taken thereon there came a reply from lord Lyttle l the fullest consideration to the representations made Bem of the but much regrets that they feel themselves unable to pro pose to parliament any amendment to the existing the luxury tax is but the Money has to come from some the Public is mistaken if t imagines that it is escaping Scot this is an excellent time for those who have Money to loosen up and spend keep the wheels of Industry turning reduce a employ fifty thousand people attended a Cricket game in which s a pretty fair indication that there must be a Good Deal in the game after v and commons on Home Rule says the news paper but while the Irish disagree Over the Bill agreement about it toy the lords and commons cites not mean in one of crocketts stories of childhood the offence of being dashed mean by any the characters was much if the United states bars out the Agri cultural products with which can Ada will pay this year Only one twentieth of her purchases from the South she will be dashed mean to her Best s f it is the protectionist spirit ram Pant these Days at which prepares for Canada injuries that must mar the Good relations be tween these Kindred the protectionist is keen to sell but determined not to he As Well try to drink without Swallow for an which was still born As the world has been assured by countless journalists and politic the league of nations seems to be reasonably perhaps the retention of the sales tax foreshadows the imposition of a general turnover tax in the next opponents of the luxury tax have urging right As the preferable 6 there seems to be a Good Deal of the will o the Wisp about those peace proposals in areaderbnote3 orld within tote from the Golden a health to old Archibald my Mcharo before the simple Christmas banquet the smiling faces round about the in their glad turn with one on his the smiling Host attends the pause for silence then his head he raises on High the cup that he has a Loving cup with memories crowned and and gives the final to absent friends god bless them All whether to East or across the or beyond the the dear old friends have vanished from our wherever they have found a place of it is not possible that they should be beyond the reach of Loving thoughts sir Ray Lancaster new secrets of the Earth and is a reprint popular article son such scientific subjects contributed by him to Vari Ous English written in Erms of the common if a Book for the Plain the frontispiece shows an enormous extinct Lizard they ought All to be extinct with a Sharp edged Fin running Down its Back a huge fun it the whole text of the Book is copiously Illus and the subjects illuminated vary from the earliest picture in the Blue water All perfectly pure water is essentially Vesuvius in Oil and so on to the Swastika the prehistoric picture was found in Cavern in the South of the Art of prehistoric men is with ample drawings in the third chapter of the Twenty two which make up the sir Ray Lancaster must toe an All round he is Vulcan Logist enough to know All about Vesuvius which he first examined in immediately before and also during the eruption of that he and russian named Popoff spent a nigh on the burning Mountain climbing to the very rim of the hundreds of re hot stones Rose in the air to a height of 400 feet and in accordance with our sex to our then they hurried Down the Sandy Side of Tho Cone to a Safe place below the crat ers lit their pipes from one of the hot and for the that was in the following he guided Huxley to the then Ana in april occurred the most violent and destructive eruption in later Cen Turies of this and that gave the Vul apologists the time of their lives there Are Between three and four Hundred Active craters in exist ence Vesuvius the Only Active one on the continent of the a guest volcanoes arc in South the japanese have made a special study of volcanoes and related looking to the safety of their Fujiyama feet has been quiet for two but there Are smaller Active volcanoes on these i wonder if mounts Baker Helens and Tacoma Are you rite they Are heavily weighted with glaciers and but climbers Tell How the steam exuding from their summits makes a night up there not Only possible but Comfort the late tempest Ander who was a guest of the at Lake Ohara in gave the club one night around the Camp a thrilling description of his invest nations Martinique after the violent eruption of tin safest places seem to toe far from the a new Chain of mountains May be thrown up on the Prairie the fires and forces be Neath the earths crust might break up our Resolute Foi All anybody scientist o the Swastika is the most Ancien Cross it was in constant us toy the people the Bronze be fore the use of Iron in Europe archaeologists have found it in and Van Ous european and Zil and Mexico All in Many of these countries it is still in the later greeks of the Classi Cal period did not use nor has i Ever been found on works of Artex Hume in Assyria or among the Many illustrations which adorn the text in the three chapters on the Swastika is one of a Bead work Tofelt showing Star and made by Indian women in Kansas a modern it is Only among baud dusts that this sym Bol is a religious Kipling has also an elephants As his publishing from the Methuen comes at the same time another Little Book of the by John sometimes i have been privately to my of not writing Down toy Way of Adverse the the whole truth and Noth ing tout the morality was the it was the other Way when 1 was gently censured for using the concerning Daisy her self the average Reader would not read into it the literary by farce i meant farce in the sense Al Shine and mra Leek or of and it is Only fair to assume that author of Daisy herself was giving us a bit of travesty on upper Twenty years ago Edward was kid Victoria hockey club von the first game of the league defeating the Winnipeg by in to with Walter Moss As Buchan lightest baking powder in 1906 the member for the other bacame reluctant to buy at declining prices elected chief of Melrose Camp sons of Mcmeans and Ruttan took part n the collegiate closing Obrien and miss Mary Cowan were married at Portage la Mcmillan took up his residence at government the melting pot the Canada Gazette for 4 Ives a list of persons who have Aken the oath of allegiance and received their naturalization papers during the month of these new canadians come from Twenty Ive the United Rou Den Luxem Austria and there Are fewer than a score of and Only two or three from former enemy about two thirds of the whole number Heli to Weir previous citizenship in the United most of them Are while Many from across the line Bent Anglo Saxon and Are of the same Stock As a very Large number Are evidently of i scandinavian and were either born in Europe or Are the descendants i of the swedes and Danes who settled the Northwestern such names As Foreman Hammer Iam was the attraction at the Bijou Threll Peter Hen Lethen and appear by the dozens in the lire As numerous in wis Consin and the Dakotas As the names of americans of the old the norsemen have made Good Farmers and Good citizens in the United and they should do equal Well in the Canadian Prairie not averse to divorce i from the Chicago daily news if Ireland could be towed across the England would gladly furnish the Tow and set Ireland free in the the new Oliver twist from the Moi neg Register every time we hear from Dannunzio he seems to be wanting something More in the Way of land or f t birthday congratulations to 21 looking backward forty years ago Mccanon Omeara and h Mcmillan were elected officers or Prince Ruperts and petition was presented Conklin to allow his name to be placed in nomination for the mayor and among the signers were Alf Jack w code and Rob Ryan presided at a meet be of the and arrange mints were made for furnishing the new rooms of the thirty five years ago Telegraph offices were opened at rvs a Pilot Mound and Clear assistant City City Council vices luring Bankers and voted mayor Hamilton for ser lawyers met on the ice at the Gran fee furling when the Legal profession Defeated the Patton was skip of the losers and p Wilson one of the Perdue was appointed examiner in common Law by the Law and Gmills examiner in thirty years ago today the eighth annual dinner of the medical students association was held at the Clarendon in the tones and Todd being among the Holman and Lamb were elected officers of the North West commercial travellers Asso court dedicated its e 4 Holman and Baxter assisting in the years ago today and Canon Matheson were elected officers of Light several of the educational institutions and Public schools held special Campbell rendering a Solo at the collegiate and Mclntyre an address at the among the names in the Honor list of the Christ Mas examinations at Johns col lege was Freer Katie put sensible Christmas gifts Are the kind the men Folk store open till 10 Oclock until Hose surely there never was such a selection of Good Hose before As this Hose in Cashmere and prices 50c to shirts oui wonderful selection of Shir Savill help solve that a that to give prices to dressing gowns a gift that lasts for 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