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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

LAS SuMMONS-lN. THE nlsTinCT
"A court IF the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of Lewis
Charles A schieren and +. a.. NJ. Rurrell,
partners. as tharles A. Sehieren Il Company,
plaintiffs, vs., sioux City Engine Works, defend-
ants.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiffs
in the district court OF the First judicial district
OF tho state of Montana, in and for the county of
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days (eAoiuslys OF the day
of servicel after tho service o you of this sum
nous, ii served within this county: or If served out
of this county, but within this district, within
twenty days, otherwise. within forty days, or
Judgment by default will be takon against You
according to tho prayer of said complaint.
The said acton Is brought to recover ludSment
against you for SAW, 10 with six por cent interest
per nanum from March 3, 1898, according to tho
conditions of II promissory note made and de-
lvered by you 10 plaintiffs, and for tho sum of
Slaiu2 with 10 por cent Interest from sept. d,
lS9S. for goods. wares and merchandise sold and
delivered by plaintiffs TO you at your request
during The year lsH.
And you aSo hrrehy notified that il you fail to
appear ami answer the said complaint. as above
required. tho said plaintiff will take Judgment
against YOU for ak hundred ninet, on aud eigh-
aforesaid and tho costs Of this action.
Given under my hnnd and tho seal of the dis
trict court of tho first judicial district of the
stat Of Montana, in and for the
r county of Lewis and Clarke.
cal First this 2ist day of scptemher in tho
Jud. list, year of our Lord one thousand
court. ,iah: hundred md nlnety..'hree.
~-- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
ry q. o. FREEMAN, Deputy lerk.
Walsh & Newman. plaintiffs attorneys.
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F r f E F.!
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The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: 13S. MAIN ST.


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n.s'snss IN a aee .se'e asm '"Sa': sses,e ao %iae;iiti or
and accommodations, to meet which Drs. Lieb'g
&Co: have established offices in this city. They
will be In charge Of . duly authorized represent
the head Office. where complete records are Kept
uf ali cases and tho rcatment adopted. Each
branch having It's specialists, no one physician
and rever iess than five experienced specialists
Having thousands to refer to, comparisons are
readily made. No experimentinS-simply ap.
plying the treatment that has .times without
their success End this reason. suoh marvellous
cures ss heretofore reported have been, made
after ,the, best local, physicians pronounced them
h"pelessly incurahle.
M~EN-!Chronic affections, whether from early
indisoretions. Veneresl Excessea. seminal
Weakness. lo%s Of n anhood. Syphilis and other
ALSO ute failure BY othcrs. Ira. Liobig Il Co. a
reputation for their unparalleled, success in
they have patients in Ill parts Of It.
-WoMEN-Iheir specialist for affections o!
Women, has. all the latest eppliances and
remedies used in the principal hospitals, and ia
withouta superior on tho const.
CATARNH-And kindred affections Of the
Eye, ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treated
and IN . manner 60 mildly az to bo acceptable to
tho most delicate child.
Traces for spinal Determines. Club Feet, etc..
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call early and avoid beng hurried by the
large numher or patients. lhoss who cannot
find it convenient 10 800 tho Eminent SPECIALISTS
given 20 CORR spondenco and medicine and APP
plisnces sent by express.
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OUR PROTECTORS.

Mayor John D. Sargent OF New Haven is
at tho head Of an immense factory and is q
skillful %flnancier.
Hon. Amos j. Cummings says that John
Griffin Carlisle is the greatest parliament
tary authority In the land.
Tho Duke of Westminster is credited with
possessing the finest carriage horses. He
yecently paid 1900 guineas for Il pair.
Mr.. Oliver Sumner Tcall, when occupy
ing a box at the theater, invariably sits with
his back to the stage and his face to the au-
dience.
Representative Pence of Colorado was q
district attorney before his election to con-
gress, and in that position never lost a case,
it is said.
w. II. Vanderbilt, some time prior to his
death, spoke Of himself as a goner and
said: "All this money isn't worth a rap. !
would give 1t all for your health"
Ex-senator Thomas w. Palmer of Michi-
gan has presented the city of Detroit for
park purposes a farm of 100 acres on which
his grandfather filed an entry in 1920.
Lconcavallo, tho composer, is described
as being n pleasant young fellow who has
been as poor rs q church mouse and whose
Uranium has not been enlarged by success.
Heine said Of Savoye, a mediocre diplomat
appointed ambassador to Frankfort by
Lamartine in lS4s, Ordinarily he is in
sane, but he has lucid moments, when he
is only stupid"
II. 7. Foutz Of Mountain Grove, Va,
celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday recently
by walking 2s miles. Mr.. Foutz has two
sisters, aged 03 and IS years, and a brother
who is 7G years old.
Lord Hcrschcll, the great equity lawyer,
is rassionately fond Of music. He is an
expert performer on the vlolonccllo and as
sists in concerted chamber music at his
own residcHcc in London.
Lord Hammer, famous as the president OF
tho Parnell special commission aud lately
| the chief representative Of Great Britain in
the Behring sea arbitration, has just re-
signed his position as lord of appeal.
Philip D. Armour is a short set, broad
built, prosperous looking man, with a rud'
dy, open face, darkly side whiskercd. HI
is severely self made and his fortune is rs
timated at something like $50, 0oo,0 600.
Sir James Crichton Browne, the English
specialist, Is u believer in the theory thai
| the coming man will be toothless. He de
clares that over 100000 false teeth are
annually fitted into the mouths of British
! ers. -s
Lord H%oughton, the lord lieutenant OF
Ireland, has Celtic blood in hisveins-ont
Of his ancestors. was tho fourth Viscoun'
G~alwny-while his children are descended
through their mother, FROM Richard Brins
ley Sheridan.
There are no fewer than five Irish peer.
who take their titles from places that arr
not to be found in tho map Of Ireland
These are the Duke of Abercorn, the Ear
of Sheffield, the Earl of Darnley, Niscoun'
Bangor md Niscouut Hawarlen.
Baron Edounrd dc Rothschild has giver
the total sum Of the money prizes won b,
his yacht, the Bcttina, to the St. Niche
o~rphunaxc ut Fecamp. This establishment
provides for the FREQ bringing up and clu
cation OF the children Of sailors who hav,
persisted at sea,
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SHERlrr's sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH

HHERlFE's sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH
Alfred !. Withorbeo OF a. defendants.
ers one ~ i fo1e y .nrss and ID ." s.ls issued ont q i.
district court Of the First Judicial distrioe o. the
i i,:,s 81 ,n a0 Uis4t., in On al" nd s f. s 4: & s'as ssu: :.
l. i. 1875. in the above entitled action, whsrsia
The commonwealth tie Insurance company:
sns 'U dssse ""u Of torsoio.u.s and :sis ss.inss
Yes ! l'f'h r,0l X wit Sms w Asis q o's sass
Thornton, Mol. 4: T.lSurs;, v: !: sm.ii;.; s.
!. A.. tomcr. Edward TI.hAn: defendants on tbs
S0th day OF August, A. Il. 1898. for tho sum
Of s~4,7s2.ta. besides intarest costs and a a.
day OF August a. y. 1904 recorded in jude
ment book No; Of said c:ort At tsEe 80
n,s sm summaries narss1s q, = l. nd. : ia .as'i i, iss'. and 'S b.
q Aont.n,; aud bounded and described as t'l'
9. nvo Is, and six 90, IL block one hun
ton to tho o'ty q hslsns; situated IN 'nS nnIt n
NO NJ Of section twenty-six Coz. township ten
ua( north OF r'nS four ~ west said lots 70
south aide Of stuart. street, and one hundred
slis,; md soasdM u tn. ss: a, r ai i9ss 1t st'. r..
sorib d upon the official pat OF said radford
addition, filed In thu office Of the county re-
oorder of said county OF Lewis aud Clarke state
Of Montana
Together with all and singular tho teAemsntA
hsroiitAmcnts and appnrtenances thereunto "
longing or in xnywise apnerta,nlng.
Public notice il hereby gisen that on sansede1,
the arh day Of September. A. ID. ls03, at IL O'Clock
N. Of that day at the front door Of tho csart house,
Hslsna, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana. l
Will, in ebcdieAcs to said order of sslo and degree
property, or 40 much thereof ~ may b
NECESSARY to satisfy said Judgment, with interest,"
and coats. to the highest and best bidder for cash
IN hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th DAY Il esp-
tembsr, A. ID. 1888
CHARLES u. CURTIN 6Asst6
Gy FRED 4. AosA Under Sheriff
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SUMMoNs-1N The DISTRICT COURT OF
= ths First jqdieta dtasrtee ct ~ stste q

SUMMONs-1N. The DISTRICT COURT OF
Montana, in and for the eounty Of Lewis and
Charles A. ranlett. plaintiff. y. Clara J; nou.
md L. G. +. otz: assignee. defendants.
above named defendants:.
You are hereby required TO- appear In an action
BROUGHT sgainst You BY ths eheye named plain
riet Of the state OF Montana. in and for .hs
county Of Lewis and Clarke. and to answer this
compliant fled therein within ter days
servios OIL You OF this summons. il served within
this county; or, if served out Of this county, but
within this district, within twsntv days: other.
will b. taken against you, according to ths
prayer Of said complaint.
Tho said action Ia brought 10 recover 3uds-
sereet Al eight per cent par annum from hov.
q. 1892. md interest At II per cent. or $sAo4.
from MAY 70. 1884, on . certain premissory note
executed and delivered by defendants, Clara ].
boutello and VIM. A. Boutslla to plaintiff. and
Mao to Obtain q decree ct foreclosure OF : Ger
block ]. BIske addition to oity of Helena, Nom
lana given to secure the payment OF tho above
described note and interest coupon and to fore
.sose the defendants, r. III. Wallace and y. {. Z:
Lotz. assignee. OF rights therein; also for $50
attorneys fees ard for oosts Of suit.
And You are hereby notified that II you fail to
: s.saaised ind ts ss, .sis 'n pi.i sala eS ~TR .ppi : 10 .'9 'Is
sourt for the rslief demanded in said complaint
Given under my hand and thu. ssel Of tho dis
eiet court Of the first judicial district OF the
(se.l liI.7, s III III q a.s 1: q s. sea bss.t I,
''e 6eu Dit sna VIZ Of s Sns nsrd a Sno n tasss
49, thress JOHN, BEAN. Clerk.
J.'w:' Ria uSs.& Atscra usp tos Pisintia.
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s. " ths Fra. a! Judicial district Il she
gtats Of MontanA In And fos ns county Of
"ssprr ..ennor. plaintiff. v. Sidney A. withsr-
The stats Of Montana sends srsstins to tbs
shove named dsfendant
You are hereby required t. appear In An action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff.
In the district court Of tho First judicial district
Of the state OF Montana, in and for thu county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and 70 answer ne complain
day Of ~servics) after the service ON yoa OF this
summonA IL eerved within this county Or, II
served out of this county. but within thisdistrict
or Judgment BY default will b taken Asainstyoa
according to the prayer Of said complaint
Ihe 80 III action II brought 10 obtain l1dsment
against dsiondant for the sum OF one hundred
to and for the use of plaintiff on the 30th day OF
ray, 1870: and for $500, on account OF property
Of he value of $500, withheld from plaintiff and
converted and appropriate hy dsie Ysa,. =" f ne
legal interest on said sums FROM the $0th day OF
May. 1880, 1t being alleged that the payment OF
,aid sums is and has teen sinoe said date with
held ~ an unreasonable and vsxAtious delay;
And you arc hereby notified that Il you faN 70
appear and answer tho said complaint. - above
required, tho said plaintiff will take Judgment
Isrw shs : sna' s vish' i.sal Z Interest sas s.i from Nv ..
1890; aud $500. with like interest from said date.
and for costs of this sut
Given under my band and ne 'sHa o. g. tnS az *.
state OF @ontan& IN and ier IL
Seal First hi. 18Th d.y Of August, in Il:
Jud. DIST. year Of our Lord one thousand
Court. ''sh'AD.sS5E;aas Is sE als:t Si:,E
IA. Garter. Att9rne, for Plaintiff.
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|iflcult trails, which are sometimes very
lard for men to walk. He is not. an expen-
We animal to keep, as he requires but lit
Q food and will live where Il horse would
5arve to death.
The burro is a favorite playmate with
lie children of tho towns in Colorado and
.~rizona, and because he is so sure footed
|nd slow in his movements boys and girls
'el as serene and safe upon his back us they
Fould at home in a big rocking chair. The
urro makes n noise which, until you be-
pine accustomed to it, will make the cold
bills run up and down Your bnok ;. you
ear it in the night, but when you have
earned to know it tho "Aw-hee-haw-hee-
w" is very funny.
The picture herewith given Is taken from
u article published in st. Nicholas.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
Getting Out Gracefully,

Look ut that dark man across by the
~punchbowlr' said one lady to another at an
assemblage Of newspaper and literary men.
ale has taken IL glasses Of punch, one after
another!!' "Ah. indeed!" said the other
dryly; that is my husband" But the wo-
man was born to tact and luck. us it pos
sible9 Let me congratulate you, lucky wo-
man, for having n husband able to drink ~
glasses of punch without growing tipsy.
Why, il my husband drinks two, he gets
simply roaring. You fortunate thing, how
l envy youl"-Boston Gazette.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
Eskimo Story Telling.

The Eskimo traditions arc told over and
over again. Every ono knows them word
Tor word, md should the rclater omit or
add n single syllable he would he corrected
Instantly by some one Of the audience.
Tho rlater Of the story sits ut ono side Of
the room, and covering his head turns his
face toward the wall away from the audi
ence before he begins.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

We authorize our advertised druggist to
|eli DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
umption, Coughs and Colds. upon this
opdition. II you arc afflicted with q
ough, Cold o. any Lung. Throat or Chest
living IL n fair trial, and experience no
sneft. YOU mny return the bottle and have
our money refunded. We could not make
his offer did we NOT know that DR.. Kings
low Discovery could DO relied on. II never
%!sapposnts. TviRt bottles free At II. N.
arohsn 4 Co.'s drug store. Large sizs 10
bnts and a.
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A million Friends

A friend in need Is q friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have found
just such a friend in DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
II you have never used this Great Cough
Medicine, one trial will convince Won that
it has wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each
bottle 10 guaranteed to do all that ia
claimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottle free ut II. NJ. Parchsn l. Co.'s drug
tore. Large bottles 80 cents and 81,
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Town aud

Little Beth had gone into the country,
md as was quite natural had taken her
ity notions with her.
you must keep an awful lot Of police
nen out here, grandpa" she said on the
rst day after her arrival.
why so, BETH" said her grandfather.
"Oh, there's such a lot Of grass to keep
oil. "-Inter Ocean.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

NOTICE 10 CREDITOGs-lN n DIS
~ trict court Of the First judicial district Of
the s,S,N Of Mountains in and for tho county
Of ! evils and Clarke.
In the matter Of tho estate Of John Monahsn.
deceased.
Notion Is hereby given BY the undersigned, ad-
mipistrAtriy OF tho estate OF John Mona
han, deceased, TO the credt or. Of. aud
all por-ons having claims against ths sAid
deceA.ed, to exhibit them with the ~ cossAry
vouchers " thin four months after The first pub
Heat on otthls notice I" the said sIministratii * 81
tho law cthce Of Mrs,enA lntiard. Room 4 Gold
Iewis ,nd tlarke rtste Of Montana, ,hs came
be ns the place Tor tho Transaction Of tho buai:
mess of said estate in said county OF lev and
MARY MONAHAN,
Adm nistrAtrix Of the Eststs Of John NoRaAaA.
deceased.
lated septembsr ., 1893.
Fret publication sept ~ 1854
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A Boon for Ladies'.

French Tausy Tablets ara for tho relief
and eurs Of painful mi irregular menseu
end will remove all distractions. 10 mat
ter what The cause. The only sure and safe
remedy on the market. Manufactured BY
A, Augsndro. Paris. France. ~ Or box aad
for sale only BY H.. N. Parohsn x Co.. sole
aGeAts, Helena. Mont.
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An Ingenious Toy.

An ingenious homemade toy is made
nth a roll Of cardboard covered with
(hite linen on which a grotesque face has
|een drawn with india ink. A large mar
10 is dropped inside after a loose body of
ed cloth has been glued to the lower end.
rms and legs + attached WHICH are
hereby rolls of the cloth. A cap very
|eaked is for the upper part Of the face.
he marble is now secure and serves as a
allast when the so made hop-o'my-thumb
balanced at the top of an inclined board
hence it rolls down at a lively pace.-Ex-
hanuc.
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Ruoklenss AiAlsa Salvs

Tho Bsst salvs In the world for Cuts,
Bruises Cores, Ulcers Salt Rhsum. Fsvsr
Sores, letter. Chappsd Hands, C%hilblaina
Corus aud ali Skin EruptionA sad pssl-
lively cures Piles oS no menoy required. Il
10 susrantssd 10 give psrfeot ssSisfastion.
OF money ,sfNpdsd. Price q OSnAs Per box.
Fog sale By y n. parshon 3 O. l>..
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mo, 5.3S2.).
APPLICATION FOR PATEND
q. 3. LAsp orF!cE. .

u. T. LAsp OFFIoE.
HELENA. kbnt.. Aug. y. ieoe.l
Notice II hereby gives that John ,Wtnssett AnA
Sue Winsoo,t, whose pestoihss addfs s:, y H:.-
seoit whose postolioe address 10 AnAunssA H.,
have til. day filed application iss p:s.ai sndss
nIsoSr. dsS,snstsd e. report No. ~. atuetsd 10
--. lunsSsaniasd) miuisE distAot, JsdesseA
ceunt1. Montana. In sscsisn ~ tawases1
To office q tho recorder q J.fssse1 sosats. =
boulder, Mont and dsssribsc = fSl!SSs. ~.
MI Of Tie D Not ths 81 I q SEQ iA1lMy
Nv. embracing eighty aefsa. sp9n YAise u
The only sdjsinins slAlm y tAsss Dse0lMs =
u, u. No. AS9. on the sa4S.
itIs hereby directed. that ths s4eye leetee 9
puhil.hed e Il. ssIssss e. 49,
paper published asYAS1saA .AS9aess I'D Hs9D14
to;said elain, for ths psstod d. ~ - -
Arst publicatisn. -c~- 49,
psss Il azss s,iiissaisa III No.
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Jennio's Way Of Reading,

Jennie was learning to read and spell,
|ut it was very hard for her to remember
hat her teacher told her about pronounc-
hg a double letter when she came to one.
|he would say "a a" or "e g" or It t" in
lead Of double A." double G." etc. Her
Iacher had ono day drilled her consider
bly, on this matter in spelling. Shortly
ftorward Jennie was called on to read.
he paragraph began, up, up, Lucy!"
nd Jennie read 1t triumphantly, Double
|p, Luc@i"-Youth's Companion.
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Donkey is, in Spanish, burro. I'm Texas,
'ew Mexico, Colorado and Arizona, where
donkey Is as we'll known as the horse,
Q is always called by his Spanish name.
he burro is a funny little animal, though
o Is very useful in mountainous countries
> a pack animal. lie is very sure footed
nd will carry great loads over narrow and
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Hard Luck.

Featherstone-Willie, did you tell your
lister l was down stairsg
Willie-Yes.
Featlerstone-And what did she sayt
Willie-She said it never rained but 1t
Ioured.-Dc,roit Free Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

Buckingham's Dye for the whisksYa dcsa
tts WORK thoroughly. eolorina . uniform
brown o. black. which. when d,y, will
neither rub, wash OF. nor soil linen.
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Pennyroyal Pills.

Dr.. Psrrys tsliabie Are tho safest and bcSs
regulator for ladies'; nothing UNPLEASANT. and
always cflsctual, Advice trsA Packages u
and 50. direct. THE CATION CO.. DruggistA
Goston. LAaA.
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THIS P Ebert on Az :. E;c,
Agonoy. a. and q A,rchAnts Exchange. ban
JIanoisso. Cal. vhscs soRxass to- advssusin0
- o001o1u1A
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A Lucky Boy.

Some boys have a great deal of luck.
Probably the luckiest boy the world ever
new was tho little Maidstone (England)
10y, who had a very narrow escape while
ying his kite some five or six years ago.
lot looking where he was going, he stepped
ackward and fell into a quarry 40 feet
eep, to the horror of some persons walk
lg near. The string of the kite, however,
eing fastened round his wrist, the boy
|as lowered gently into the pit, the kite
citing rs a parachute, and instead of being
ashed to pieces he escaped unhurt. Per-
APPS this means that he is destined to
hake his mark in the world. The great
ord Give, when a youth, tried three times
b shoot himself, but the pistol missed fire
ach time.-Harper's Young People.
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|fiss "Hoppity Skip" has q big doll fror
France, t'Hgt
nd she and Miss Dolly love dearly TO dance
d the garden together. where each sauc
broezo
Privos tho leaves In q hurry quite OF from tn
trees y
o Join In tho dance with Miss "Hop-skip
and Dolly,
While Doggie barks loudly and thinks II ''rcs
folly" :" t2 q
tiss "Hoppity Skip is a comfort to mo.
or no matter, my dears, what the weathe
may DO,
ou,n always find sunbeams on her little face
nd never q sign Of q cloud can you trace
tho sunny blue eyes which reflect from he
heart
he, brightness Of which her wee self Is a par
nd l love her, l love her. this smallest Of girl
fifth the bluest of eyes and tho sunniest {
curls,
Tho hoppity skips in my heart all the day
nd drives all my worries and troubles ava!
MARY d. Brine in Little Men and Women.
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