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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-14
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, IA Czerwca 1900.

CZy w NalQeck-hOuSSedu SpOeA1O-
wal sic, re sprawa Dreyfus'a, try
kwartafy po jej formalnem zafa-
twieniu, stanie sic ponownie pred
miotem hafasliwych seen W parla-
mencie, przyczyna obstrukcyi i po-
wszechnego zaniepokojenia? Rad
stara4 sic usilnie 0 zatarcie wszel-
kich Shadow tego przykrego zatar-
gu i uczynii wszystko, co byfo mo-
olive, aby uspokoic wzburzona
ludnosc, przywrocic porzadek W
kraju zapobiedz ponownemu roz-
poczeciu sporu.
U1askawi} Dreyfus'a postano-
viii wystarae sic amnestye dla
wszystkich, oskarzonych sfusznie,
czy niesfusznie o udzia} W tel
brzydkiej sprawie.
Zamiar ten mogf niepodobac sic
niehcznym przyjaciofom osobistym
i fanatycznym obroncom eks-kapi-
tana, kt6rzy pragneliby zgnebic
zupefnie swych przeciwnik6w,
zw4aszcza osadzic gen. Mercier'a
na fawie oskarzonych. Natomiast
MONA byfo mniemac, re amnestyi
przyklasnie ogromna wiekszosc ma
rodu francuskiego, znuzona odda-
VIVA bezcelowym sporem o osobe W
grrhcie rzeczy obojetna.
Takby tez byfo niewatpliwie,
gdyby W sprawie Dreyfus'a chodzi-
10 rzeczywiscie tylko prawo i
sprawiedlwosc, jak zapewniali je-
go obroncy, lub tez obrone homo
ru armii, iak twierdzi}a strona
przeciwna.
Irudno zaprzeczyc, re motywy
te odgrywafy W walce pewna, na-
wet dose powazna role. Obok mich
jednak wchodzify jeszcze W gre
wzgledy, ME majace nic wsp6lnego
z trescia zatargu: ambicye osobi-
: ste i poltyczne, oraz pragnienie
zasadniczej zmiany stosunkow W
chwii powszechnego zametu "a
niepokojenia, a zamiary te znalazfy
poparcie W kofach obronc6w armii,
rozgoryczonych postepowaniem
rzadu radykalistow. I'm wiecej
sprawa Dreyfus'a, po wydaniu wy
roku W Rennes i ufaskawieniu ska
zanca, tracita size atrakcyjna, tenn
wiecej wysuwata sic naprzod bez-
posrednia niechec do rzadu i sto-
sunk6w panujacych.
Grupy przeeiwnik6w ME zmieni-
4y sic, ale zmienif sic eel, przemiot
! charakter walki. Zajmujacy da-
wniej stanowisko odporne przeci-
wnicy Dreyfus'a, przeszli do akcyi
zaczepnej, przedzierzgnawszy sig
W, w,,nacyonalistow"; ,,Dreyfusardzi"
zas, wywiesiwszy hasfo obrony
nstroju repubikanskiego, staraja
sic utrzymac swoie pozycye i ode
przec szturmy przeciwnikow.
Sprawa Dreyfus'a " tel novel
walce jest tylko srodkiem, ,kt6rym
posfuguja sic nacyonalisci, aby
obalie znienawidzony cabinet po-
zbawic wiadzy zywiofy radykalne.
Zarzucaja oni rzadowi, re wbrew
swoim zapewnieniom, zamierza u
mozliwie obroncom eks-kapitana
ponowne wytoczenie procesu W je-
go spraWie, aby zrehabilitowac go
zupefnie.
n Szturm przypuszczony do gabi-
petu IA pierwszem posiedzeniu
biezacej sesyi parlamentu ME po-
wi6df sic: Waldeck-Rousseau i
Galliffet odpari stanowczo wszel-
kie zarzuty otrzymai votum zau-
fania, a gdy nacyonalisci podali
wniosek, aby parliament wypowie-
dziai sic wyraznie przeciw wszel-
kiemu dalszemu poruszaniu spra-
Wy Dreyfus'a, ministeryum oswald
czyfo, re przeciw takiej uchwale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-14
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.

- Rozchodza sic wiesci, re
Niemcy popieraja Boxerow.
- Wielki ksieze Oldenburski u
mari wczoraj W swej rezydencyi
letniej Rastede, liczac 73 lata.
= We wiekszych miastach ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-14
1KOnferencya.

Po p6znego wieczora trwata
wczoraj konferencya kontraktorow
z delegatami unij, W lokalu MA
sons and Builders Association
Przebieg rozpraw stanowi dowod,
re obie strony So przejete duchem n.
poiednawczym, nalezy przeto spo-
dziewac sic re koniec strajku jest
bliski. Kontraktorzy sformufowali
swoje zadania, delegaci unij zblo-
ra sic dzisiaj, W lokalu pn' lo7
Washington ul. sformufuja swo]e
warunki. Istnieje jeden gfowny
punkt sporny. Kontraktorzy "a
daja rozwiazania Rady budowlaneJ,
tymczasem unie nie' chca ma to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-14
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Ukarany zfodziej.

A. B. Sites, pm. 906 Evanston
ave, wyjechaf iona z domu, 20
stawiwszy mieszkanie pod opieka
sfuzacej. Gdy ia wracafa wczoraJ
wieczorem do domu, spostrzegfa ma
werandzie obcego czfowieka. Uwia-
domifa o tenn natychmiast policye.
Zanim ia przybyfa ma pomoc, spo-
strzegf zfodzieja sqsiad Stitesa
wpadf rewolwerem W reku do
mieszkania, W kt6rem zfodziej zgar-
nal juz do zawiniqtka rome kosz-
townosci. Zfodziej uciekf przez
okno, sasiad (FarrelD pobiegf "a
MIN strzelif "a uciekajacym trzy
razy. Pomogli scigac zbiega pre-
chodnie. Zamieszkafy przy Evans
ton ave. Templeton chwycif "a
dubelt6wke strzelif take re swej
werandy "a uciekajacym. Cafy ma
b6j lotek ma sarny wpakowaf zfo-
dziejowi W plecy, Gdy nadjechafa
policya, ME pozostafo jej mic inne-
go do czynienia, jak podniesc ra-
nionego ziemi i przewiesc go do
szpitala. Pokazafo sic, re jedna z
kul, wystrzelona z rewolweru Far
rella, utkwiia zfodziejowi W gfo-
vie.
Egzamina ma poczcie.
Komisya sfuzby cywilnej ogfa.
sza, re odbeda sic egzamina kan
dydat6w ma klerk6w pocztowych.
Aplikanci musza wykazac znajo-
nose bieglego czytania,l rachun-
kow, pisania istow, kopiowania,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
WHAT NEXT?
The Relief Of Mafeking Seems
a Long Ways OFF,
PIumer Forced to netre---Methuen
Fighting 1877 Miles Away,
Fr.nch asst Of BIoemIonicin Butler in Natal
-Rcberts' Army il Camp.

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tratinn hay a pleasant surp. ise i'll pr.p-
lra,inn for tha Publishers IN r,i.ina
-hn sieac With ! strong column III cav
airy and artillery detpuriug to Mafe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24

People hesitate at the statement that
tho famous food Grape Nuts yields as
much nourishment from one pound as
can he absorbed by the system from
tcn pounds Of meat. bread, wheat or
oals. Ten pounds If meat might con
tain more nourishment than one pound
of Grape Nuts. but not in shape that
tho system will absorb as large a pro-
norton Of as the body can make up
from one pound of Crape-Nuts.
This food contains the selected parts
of wheat and bailey which are pre-
nared and by natural means pre-
dicested. transformer INTO grape
sugar ready for immediate assimlla-
lion. People in all parts of the coun-
frv can testify to the value of Grape
Nuts food
H. g. Carpenter, 1929 Oak st. Kan
cas city. Mo. says: II have gained ten
pounds on three packages Of Grape
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
C0LUM BlA WINS
Gtmnastic Meet from Yale. Harvard. New
York. Princeton. Haveriord and Cornell.


New York. March 22-Columbia
Drawn and skill triumphcd over
strength ana drxtcrity as represented
by sin other American institutions Of
learning i'll the first annual meet Of
the Intercollegiate Gymnastic Associa
tion. tonight. in the Columbia Univer
eity gymnasium. In six championships
events the members Of the Columbia
team scored % against Il for Yale,
their closest opponent. Harvard was
,hild with points: New York Univer-
~lyy fturth with =; Princeton and Hav-
rrford each made but single point
ana Cornell was closed out entirely.
The Ill-round championship was
taken by a Columbia man. j. De La
Fucntc. scoring over T. l.. Iiliason of
Yale. by two points in a total Of 102.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
HEALTH
FOOD
FACTS!!


Mats food. ! can truly recommend il
to thin people" He had been eating
meat. bread, etc, right along. but
there was no ten pounds of added flesh
until Grape Nuts food was used.
one curious feature regarding true
health food is that its use will reduce
the weight of a corpulent person with
unhealthy flesh. ana will add to the
weight of thin person not properly
nourished. There is abundance of
evidence To prove this.
Grape Nuts balance the body in a
condition Of true health. Scientific
selection Of food elements makes
Crane Nuts good ana valuable. The
foods delicious flavor and pow
erful nourishing properties have
made friends that in turn have
made Grape Nuts famous. Sold
by all grocers. Made at the pure
food factories Of the Postum Cereal
Co.. Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
Silver Republican National Convention.

Duluth, Mimi, March 23.-Chairman
Charles \. TuWnc of the national COM
mittcc Of the Silver Republican party,
has issued y call for Il national con-
vcntion Of the party to meet in the
Coates Opera house at Kansas City,
Mo. on July 4. 1900 for the purpose
Of placing in nomination candidates
for President and Vice President Of
the United States. and for the tran
saction of such other business as may
properly come before the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
Washington Forecast.

Washington. March 33-Forecast fof
Saturday ana Sunday: New England
increasing cIoudincss ana colder. sat
urday: snow or rain, sunday; winds
ccoming fresh northcrly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
Boston's High Death Rate.

Boston. March 22-'rhc prevalence ~
grip ihr past week, has sent the death
rate to 3i6. the highest in 10 years. Tho
majority of deaths show pneumonia and
grip as the causes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
CLOSING OUT.

We offer our stock Of Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods at very low prices as we
contemplate making 4 change in business
The Huntington CIolhing Company.
FL Water st. Augusta, Me.
mario, eodtf 1stp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
MONEY

to loan on personal property: s5 to $500
quickly and quietly Cali and see us
COLLATERAL LOAN co.
opp. Cony House. Augusta.
nadtf -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
FAIR AND COLDER.

Boston. March 23.-F"rccast for Sat
urday: Fair, colder; light T. fresh
west Winds sunday. cloudy. fair
weather: warmer; light and variable
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
Senate Adopts Puerto Rican
Relief Conference Report.
TiI|man Improves Opportunity to Make
Characteristic Speech
House Will Vote on Report Today-Passcs
142 Pension Bills.

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SI.H Win HElttu EN-.
HI piH aulA -i1lhs tA' 'ambF-dT-
p.l n ''hiiiilS7Iol l' t'isa uct draw
Vim "fIaEe "'l'-S 'ae 'H@tIes RIVER III
" iuS''lS' WAS r3SS'd.
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diu '"t "ther was that we k"pupll-
cdhA were uneasy ABOUT "" result M
erecting tdrlH wall against Puert"
RICO, which, he said. had 70 be gloss
ed over somewhat for the benefit of
the people. He sharply criticised the
method adopted by the United States
OF extending handsful of food to the
people OF Puerto Rico as sratuity.
AS long rs YOU continue to feed
those people down there. declared Till
man. you may feed them. 50 long As
the Freedmen's Bureau was maintain
ed in the South the Color"d race there
amounted Il nothing. That's char
acteristic of tn" race. 50 long as YOU
give food to these Puerto Ricans they
VIII never d' stroke n work rms
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HWY lhIN inst.utI''h ~ tl' passage ~
''''H ,'ii anu ~ ,'l p''i'I' we Sil"uln
S''H'i ON any Such SrouIid-
In response t. an inquiry from Mr.
Spo"ncr. Tillman said: I'm in favor
III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24

When the stomach liver and kidneys tired and
without energy the body is poorly nour-
ished suffers lassitude and pain. Paines Celery
Compound is a medicine compounded to restore
nerve energy, strengthen the stomach, liver and
kidneys. Read testimonials
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
ERNE WHIPS CANS.
Given Decision in Lightweight
Championship Fight.
Did Most Of Forcing ard Was Clearly
the Better Man.
Fighting Very Warm-trnc Given Decision IN
The 18th Round.


New York. March 23.-Fr1nk Erne OF
Buffalo. successfully defended his title
of lightweight championship OF thr
5. orld against Joe Cans. coIored. oi
Baltimore, before The Broadway y. ~
| tonight. Erne did most Of the heavy
| lighting, dlspllylhS pctlcr JuuSiii'"'
| ana more Skill than ms opp'Aeht'
Cans received his punishment SImel!
until the 18th round. when his lett eye
was started from its socket by terri
tic right hand swing from the Butiaio
boy. Cans was then helpless ana
there was no alternative for the ref
cree but to award the decision TO Ernt-
| The betting Just before the hEht was
100 to 50 on Cans. The contest was
! witnessed 10y a large crowd.
| At 80. Erne climbed through the
| i"l'cs- tiS seconds We're i'lHh "ii"-
! pf,r. Joe Fitzpatrick ana George
/ Saltcr. Cans appeared about flNe MN
ut,s later ana was accompanied by Al
Hereford. Harry Lyons ana Caleb
| ioud.
Before the men were Introduced II
vas announced that Gle rye McFdddeh
/ 81 bA--~ ia N'-.''' N---'''
ncl
When EgEe was Introduced there
| were thuudcrs of applause. but when
/ Cans WA announced there was niue
enthusiasm.
The men agreed to nave return
match no matter who wins ana
straight Quocnsbtrry rules governed
the contest
Each stripped IN perfect cohdltioh.
Iust as they were ready ~ pcSlh u
| IlillrS. Efnt manager l'"heIl 'illltH'
| stepped 10 the ilnEsldc anu CdllHS
| i-rne Il nm Salu: nDfe SH"lI "' ~
Judges for TINS p'ui. we WIN u'Pc-l"
III lHe referee i''ScIi'iE liiia - L.
auSurdtrd tht SrhtIile ~ ~ I''7 ~,
| pass on lhe HlcIltS ~ tlie ''A'i' - ~
hlT event. Hii'lVh w .loi' III
tanned bE th1 innha II
mat Marcy "hi'c Sii'"l'' " ~ ~
| ne NIillici'
ne men NII''h ii'''''' o.
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Round 2-Erne opened with rush
and again forced Cans into his corner.
The Buffalo lad was very quick and
sent his right ana left to the head,
ciavcrlv blocking lrft hook which
Cans ATTEMPTED. Erne then forced
Cans across the ring and landed three
straight. swift left jabs on tn face
and uppercut the negro under the chin
With his right. Cans tried left for
The head hut Erne blocked and sent
t5- ,.,, tft N, tl,.. ,,-i,d Forcing tln-
il III. ,la,,,ar ,rh.ra t,rna ,I,ntaJ Ill
nth.r left on the face.
rau,,I . I,,,o l,.,,+ Cans in his cor
i>''''' ~, ...i,,,
nor ana landed hEht lt1t III inc Will
Cans tried a straight left as h" jumped
to the center of the ring but Erne
a,,I,rad i c,n, fnIIou-od ana nIaced
'lbtS''i IT, 'Iili9 lDil'NN'' ''''i t'i'',N''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
AIDED THE PIANO FUND.
Friends and Patrons Of the Franklin
School Listen to Excellent Program.

The Fifteenth ward meeting house
was crowded last evening by the friends
AID patrons Of the Franklin school,
who had come 10 witness the entertain
ment given by the pupils Of the school
for the benefit Of their piano fund,
which was swelled 20 larger proper
lions boy 500
Some might have doubted the ability
OF those school children 90 entertain
older and intelligent people but their
skepticism was entirely removed be-
fore the exercises We're completed. The
program. which was q most excellent
one. was opened bN the little tots OF
room ]. who looked very sweet I'm their
doll drill The next feature was "a
wand drill by the little girls OF room
@, followed by a tamb0urine drill by
twelve girls from room o. a fan drill
10y the girls Of room e. and an Indian
club drill bv eight boys and girls from
room 10. an of whom executed the
movements with precision and unity.
which indicated very careful training
one OF the most creditable features of
the program was the orchestra made up
Of Franklin students, and equally
meriorious was the chorus Of seventh
and eighth grade pupils Horace En-
sign sang a solo his magnificent voice
appearing TO good advantage The duet
by Jennie Evans and Lucy Ashton:
reCitauons by Shirley Jones. Ernest
Jones and Winnie Tibbs: the vocal duet
by Edith Evans ana Maud Hoyt the
duet by Jeddle Ashton and Joe Price:
the piano solo by Mamie Carter. the
vocal solo by Emma J0rgenson. the solo
by Hugh Wills and the clariouet solo
by Ben Nelson We're am rendered well,
and were received with liberal applause.
The program closed with a chorus by
the pupils Of the seventh and eighth
grades. the solo parts being sung by
Dell Olsen, "a boy possessing an ex-
tremely sweet voice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
"Good-bye Papa. F"

There were few dry eyes in the
court room when the commission re-
turned their verdict OF 'insanity,n
and the unfortunate man seemed to
realize the gravity Of his situation
as the heartbroken wife babe him
farewell. As the officers started TO
lead him from the room bis little
daughter came 10 him and reaching
up put her chubby arms around his
neck. Between her cOnyulsiye sobs
came the pathetic words, goodbye,
papa, l guess I'll never see you
anymore.
The mental breakdown which set
tied as q pail over this once happy
family, came after years OF cOncen-
trated nervous strain and oyerwork
bad sapped the brain and nerves OF
their vitality. How different might
have been the ending had that fond
father known what Mr.. George II.
Howard, OF Marshall, His, knows
today. Mr. Howard says:
1.-THE first trouble | noticed was
inability 70 sleep followed by general
nAahhtocs nNAlu NNnAiAANu NhNli
had 10 be taken 10 and from my
store in a carriage. Finally / had TO
give up and for fve months was con-
fined 10 the house with an attendant
night and day. For seventeen days
and nights never closed my eyes in
sleep was taken 10 a private asy-
lum but In a few days they brought
me back again to die. A friend
brought me a bottle Of DR. Miles
Neryine and persuaded me TO try 1t.
After taking one-half the contents |
began 10 get some sleep, and when
had used three bottles / was able 70
return 70 my store, Had ! taken
the neryine In the first place / would
have been spared months OF agOniz-
ing torture and an expense Of nearly
$1,000
DR.. Mixes Nervine Is sold at all
druggists on a positive guarantee.
Write for free advice and booklet 70
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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strategy he is saving his horses for a
march n1r,hWard, and allows the raid
t.s To hang upon his eastern flank from
,,ep.1er and Smithheld TO Thaba
y lll and Winbtrg
NeNgn,- SIN remains IN possession
y. 'Ae eo.0na. garrison and no addition
~ al'lnuga has been gained by the
D.,ea They have taken seven guns
s.l one thousand prisoners during the
lu'h.sll uui otherwise their counter
s.oAg mas failed, since General Rob
llicfs are masscd for the march
W .Ne Naol river In overwhelming
tn and cannot be diverted 10 the
A..s ll the least
'theral Roberts last reports are
,,lfrilL the B1er movement having
,l checked ana Wepener holding out
Nlya has been telegraphed about
u7.eiaI Roberts heavy losses In horses
l transport animals during the march
ihe country Co BlOemfontein.
H.. H'lAIns has been said about simi-
uses 900 the R0er side. IL Is conf
.t..! asserted among military men
p'. mere were three horses for every
q. lhe opening of the war, where
wy portion Of their force can now
mounted 8t all The Dutch have also
,' eh immense number OF oxen. and
~, Ipiia1 Do transport service. Their
-.-'Ie operations have exhausted their
$3.50 whereas Frenchs cavalry bril-
49,. WOW Do fresh for service when
"4i ming orders are issued.
,,.I ue only weak point IN the British
..e.ll1laiea ls Mafeklng. Veterans here
~. ahNlous about the fate of the gar
~, ~" ana are unable 90 perceive how
o... '.'I darlington can relieve a With
nv. "a march of five hundred miles.
,l "lli take up many weeks The
Nh. "''. ffers are not convinced that
w.. /, 'aulr WIN be made. but are dis
s.., .' 90 believe that his force will be
f.'I..lrd exclusively on the northern
"'Auef VI the Transvaai
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uTAn SOLDIER SENTENCED.

Joseph J. Wlmbish. colored trooper OF
Fort Duchesne, Utah, who pleaded
guilty 90 the charge OF forgery. was
sentenced 90 Imprisonment 10 the peni-
Tertiary for a term Of from one 90 three
years by Judge Palmer Wimhish
forged the name OF Lieutenant Charles
j.. Young OF troop /. Ninth United
States cavalry. 20 a number of receipts
Tor money which receipts he deposited
with various loan companies as collat-
oral for loans.-Denver Post.
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HUNT GETS THIRTY MONTHS.

George Hunt convicted yesterday af-
ternoon Of grand larceny, waived time
for sentence and was given two and
a half years IN the State prison. The
defendant was accused Of going through
the pockets o. Pas Gonzales Ia Brock
meyers saloon while the latter was IN
a drunken etupOr.
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CULMERJENNINGS SUIT,
City Files an Answer and Counter
Claim for S8,33j.87

Some few weeks ago the Culmer-
Jennings Paving company brought suit
against the city 20 recover }66Gi13, al
legged 70 be the amount held back by
the municipality as q guarantee Of the
paving laid By the defendant company
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