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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-29

husband. Mr.. Bryson alleges that he
married the woman under the name OF
Carrie Kent, in Ottumwa, October Ia,
1899, and lived with her until October
IA, 1901, when he alleges that he dis
covered she had another husband
from whom she had never been di.
vorced. He alleges that the woman
married G. G. Mincks in Davis county,
about September 10, 1893, and lived
with him until about October, 1898
Bryson further alleges that the WON
an has petition on file in the distric,
court asking Tor divorce from
Mincks, and he asks to be divorced
from her, claiming that under the law
she could not legally marry him.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-29
A Deep Mystery.

1t is mystery why women endure
backache, headache, nervousness.
sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting
and dizzy spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will quick
ly cure such troubles. Il suffered for
years with kidney trouble" writes
Mrs. Phoebe Cherley, of Peterson,
Iowa, "and lame back panied me so
l could not dress myself, but Electric
Bitters wholly cured me, and, altho 70
years old, now am able to do all my
housework." 1t overcomes constipa-
ton, improves appetite, gives perfect
health. Only soc at Clark & Molli-
sons drug store.
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A Family Reunion.

Delbert Scott of Fl. Madison, Her.
bert and family of New London and
Dudsley and family Of Center all met
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Scott, Sunday, and held fam.
lily reunion in honor of their aunt, Mrs
West Of Wisconsin, who is here visit
ing. On Monday Mr.. Scott and sis
ter went to Ottumwa to visit
Mrs. Parker. Mrs. West will then Wis
it her nephew, Herbert Scott at New
London, when she will return to he1
home at Raymond, Wisconsin, Salem
News.
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NEWS FROM ELDoN.
Items of Interest From the Busy Rail.
road Town.

Items of Interest From the Busy Rail.
road Town.
Eldon, Oct. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Taylor went to Keosauqua Saturday
to visit
Messrs. M. Hilles, c. w. Weber and
A. Drake went to Unionville to hunt,
this morning. DR.. Jay and l. H. Tom
linson will join the party tomorrow.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Mamlet are mov-
ing into the Trott property.
w. Sigafoose, of Washington, Ia,
spent Sunday with the Hull family.
R. Ritz has returned from Oklaho-
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Hull, of Wellington,
Kan, are visiting John Hull and fam
lily.
Born Friday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Rock, son.
Miss Villa Creamer and Frank ia
ques spent yesterday at Abingdon and
Packwood.
The young people will entertain the
married folks at the K. p hall Octo-
Der 81.
A crowd surprised Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Weber Saturday night in honor of
their third anniversary. Light refresh
ments We're served.
Mrs. ]. Shillinger has gone to Nc
Farland, Kan, to visit.
Mrs. G. L. Neff is visiting at He'd.
rick.
Mrs. S. Stone has gone to Ainsworth
to visit relatives.
Mrs. F. Moore has returned from
Mt Zion
Miss Myrtle Wright and L. Rey.
nolds, of Agency, spent yesterday
with Edna Payne.
The young people gave party at
the K P hall Saturday evening.
Roy Paterson spent Saturday at FL
don enroute to Washington from ON,
aha.
Mrs. H R. Baker returned from
Sioux City Saturday night. She spent
Saturday at Des Moines with Mes
danes F. Mott, J. Dodge and Brown
field.
Mrs. Kinsey, of What Cheer, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Shelter.
Congressman ]. P. Dolliver, of FIT.
Dodge, spent Saturday at Eldon.
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TWO POTATO CROPS.
Were Raised in OttunWa During the
Past Season.

Were Raised in OttumWa During the
Past Season.
That two crops of potatoes can be
raised during one season in Iowa has
been shown by the success of M. B.
Winn of Pennsylvania avenue. Mr..
VIM planted the last crop of potatoes
the first day of August and last week
was enjoying new potatoes from this
planting. The potatoes are of very
good size, being somewhat larger than
a good-sized hens egg, and are of fine
quality. Mr.. Winn believes that if he
had had the advantage of the city wa
ter SO that she could have irrigated
more thoroughly, he would have had
an abundant yield from his last plant
ing, and that the potatoes would have
been much larger than the ones he did
raise.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-29

A new remedy for biliousness is now
on sale at all drug stores. It is call
ed Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. 1t gives quick relief and
will prevent the attack If given as
soon as the first indication of the dis
ease appears. Price, rs cents per box.
Samples free.
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Judge F. w. Eichelberger of Bloom
field on the Bench.
SERIOUS CHARGE IN DIVORCE CASE
Albert Bryson, Alleges Woman Whom
He Married Two Years Ago, With
Already Being Joined to Another
Man.
From Mondays Daily.

FROM mondays Daily.
Judge Frank w. Eichelberger, OF
Bloomfield, opened the October term
of the district court in this city this
morning. After making an assign
ment of his chancery docket and pass.
ing upon few minor cases, Judge
Eichelberger, adjourned court at IL
o'clock until 1:30 o'clock this after
noon. A. Sander is the official report
er for Judge Eichelberger, and Dan
Harmon is court bailiff. According to
the assignment made today this week
will be occupied in chancery cases
left over from last term. The grand
and petit juries will report next Tues
day morning, and from that time the
court will be busy
The Assignment.
Following is the assignment made
today by Judge Eichelberger-all of
which is on the chancery docket:
Charles Schick VS.. Assyrian Asphalt
Company, Thursday, October 81.
Fannie Johnson VS.. City of Ottum-
wa, Thursday, October 81.
Robert Crisman VS.. City of Ottum-
wa, Thursday, October 81.
Clara A. Gridley VS.. Charles Gridley,
MONDAY, november 4.
Maggie e. Smith VS.. A. B. Smith,
Monday, November 4.
G.. E. Norton, Admir-. VS., Clara H.
Gridley, Monday, November 4.
John Wilson, ct al City of Ottum-
wa, Thursday, October 81.
Jacob Chiffon VS.. City of Ottumwa,
Thursday, October 81.
Mary B. Leighton VS.. City of Ottum-
wa, Thursday October 81.
P. Maloney VS.. City of Ottumwa,
Thursday, October 81.
Clara A. Graves VS.. A. e. Langford,
Friday, November /.
Jane Mongerson VS.. Isaac Sellers,
Monday, November a.
Amelia Bailiff VS.. S. A. D. Bailiff,
Saturday, November 2.
Case is Dismissed.
| The case of John j. Reed VS.. Anna
M. Reifsnyder, ct al, suit on foreclo.
sure Of mechanics lein, was dismissed
on motion of plaintiffs attorney at his
cost.
A Serious Charge.
Albert Bryson, through his attorney
A. w. Enoch, has filed a petition in
the clerks office asking for divorce
from Carrie Bryson, alias Car
RE Kent, alias Carrie B.
Mincks, whom he charges with
being already married when she
was married to him, and that she has
never received divorce from her first
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-29

When you cannot sleep for cough
ing, it is hardly necessary that any
one should tell you that you need a
few doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to allay the irritation of the
throat, and make sleep possible. 1t is
good. Try it. For sale by druggists.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

[From Fridays Daily.]
DIR. A. Hawkins, 1912 North Ward
street, is on the sick list
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Early Moss, of Chester avenue, is very
ILL
Mrs. Jerry Haley, is reported to be
quite sick at her home, 304 North We'll
Ter street.
Harshman & Duncan handle a nice
line of silverware. Call and see them.
624 Church street, South Side.
F. A. Ferrel and family left yester-
day for Nebraska to make that place
their future home. They made their
trip by wagon.
| Taylor Beasley and Mrs. Emma
Klingerhosser were united in marriage
Hast evening at s o'clock at the home
of the officiating minister, Rev. d. G.
Smith, 1OS South Schuyler street, Mr..
and Mrs. Beasley will make their home
at 100 South Mclean street. The
groom is in the employ Of the La
Crosse Lumber Company.
Last evening, at the home of Mr.and
Mrs. Robert Forsythe, 107 North Moore
street, very enjoyable party was Civ
en- in their honor. The affair was in
the nature of a surprise and was very
complete. 1t was carried out by a
crowd of the young people of the Dor.
cas- Rebekah lodge. The evening was
spent in games and music, and an old
fashioned taffy pull was INDUCED in,
which caused much amusement.
[From Saturdays Daily.l
VIM. Yates is very i'll at his home,
102 North Davis street.
Mrs. H. H. Burns is reported to be
quite ill of typhoid fever at her home
on South Ransom street.
Dave Burton and Sam Walker have
returned from South Dakota where
they have been harvesting the past
three months.
MI and Mrs. c. H. Crane, who have
lived at Ill South Ward street, for
several years past, left this morning
on Burlington No. 8 for South Omaha
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. w. A. Moon and daughters, OF
Ills North Ward street, expect to leave
in two weeks for Salt Lake City, Utah
to make that place their future home
Mr.. Moon has secured employment al
that place.
At the annual conference of the
Brethren church in Libertyville, Elder
C. E. Wolfe was elected pastor of the
, South Moore street Brethren church
for another year. Elder Wolfe has
built up that church to a large mum
Der and is doing fine work. He has
made many friends who are glad t.
have him return.
Rev. J. R. Beard departed last even
, ing for Otto, where he has been callet
to be pastor of the Congregations
J church at that place. Mrs. Beard an.
children, who have been visiting witt
llrelatiyes in New London and MI
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next week for Otto, where they will
reside IN the future.
[From Mondays Dailyl
Mrs. John Strader, 106 North Moore
street, is suffering from an attack of
the grip.
J. A. Jacobson and family will go
to Kansas City this week to make that
place their future home.
Mrs. Mary Moore of Sheridan ave.
nue., will go to Eddyyille this week to
make that place her future home.
Addie Deeds of South Moore street,
who has been i'll for the past two
weeks of typhoid fever, is slowly i'm.
proving.
Rev. G. A. G Brown, who has lived
in South Ottumwa for some time, has
accepted call to the pastorate of the
Methodist church at Blakesburg, and
has already entered upon his duties,
holding services in his new charge
yesterday. Rev. Brown will not re-
move his family from Ottumwa, but
will continue to reside on North Ran,
SOIu SLIGeI, WAeIS luSy are uOW lOcdIeu
for the present. He will go to Blakes-
burg for services each Sunday. At
present he is conducting revival ser
vices in the Perry church near Blakes,
burg and is having much success.
A number of the Woman's Relief
Corps, planne dand successfully car
ried out surprise Saturday evening
on the members of the G. A. R. who
were having their meeting at the l
o. o. F. hall on the corner of Church
and Willard streets. At recess, the
members of the G.. A. R. were greatly
surprised, when they saw such large
crowd down stairs, and the women
were soon invited to come up, and
spend the evening which they did. So
cial conversation and music was in
dulged in during the evening, after
which refreshments were served
Those who went to surprise the G. A
RS are as follows: Messrs. and Mes
danes Robert Olney, Ball; Mesdames
/. H. Riggs, Mary Vinson, Jim King
Chris Prosser, R. Snyder, Ell. Holt
R. M. Holt John Bass, NJ Ralston
Noah Harbour, Lou Thompson, Mahala
Weir, John Taylor, Noble; Miss Mol
lie Prosser, Maude King, Maude ant
Jessie Holt; Master Fred olney.
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A pearl button factory will be open.
ed at Dubuque soon that will employ
$50 men the year round.
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ASSISTANCE FOR TROUBLED
OR UNFORTUNATE.

If you are in trouble of any kind, dis
Gohtehted, unhappy, or not satisfied in
lifc, or have domestic or love OF business
troubles, you will be told how to over
come all troubles.
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es, travels, health. sickness, love, di-
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DO not take 4 leap in the DARK, but come
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LOVE, COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE.
Gives truthful, revelation of all love af-
fairs, troubles, marriages, restores lost af-
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lovers quarrels.
TELLS YOU WHEN AND
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A new Catholic church has beer
dedicated at Tama costing $20000,w with
a seating capacity of about 800.
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work of the late ]. j. Hawkins. Rev.
Schleh will be present and will take
part in the exercises.
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CLAIR OYANT
Prof. G. HI. King.

FREE AS A TEST IN THE READING
HE WILL TELL YOUR FULL. NAME AND
THE NAME OF THE ONE YOU WILL
MARRY IF EVER
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SALES, TRADES, CHANGES, TRAVELS.
DO not take 4 leap in the DARK, but come
and find out what is best for you to do.
BE sure ,nat yon are right, then go ahead,
and always remember that a stitch in time
saves nine.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
one-ha1f cent per word, each insertion.
WANTED
FOR SALE.

For SALE-2S0 acres good land-good i'm
provements. Price $40. F. w. Darner,
Room II Baker block.
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Union, expect to leave the first of
next week for Otto, where they will
reside IN the future.
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| If you are in trouble of any kind. dis
lcontented, unhappy. or not satisfied in
life or have domestic love OF business
troubles. you will be told how to over
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-29

J. A. Jacobson and family will go
to Kansas City this week to make that
place their future home.
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Services at ottumwa.

Two monuments will be unveiled in
this city by the Woodmen of the
World November 10, one of them be-
ing to do honor to the memory of the
late Sovereign Frank Robinson, and
Ltha other to commemorate the life and
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[From Mondays Dailyl
Mrs. John Strader, 106 North Moore
street, is suffering from an attack of
the grip.
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LOVE, COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE.
Gives truthful, revelation of all love af.
fairs, troubles marriages, restores lost af
fections, reunites the separated, settles
lovers quarrels.
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FOR SALE - Residence lot i'll South Ottum-
wa. Corner Davis and Mary street. Inquire
Box 659, Bloomfield, Iowa
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Mrs. Mary Moore of Sheridan ave-
nue., will go to Eddyville this week to
make that place her future home.
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FOR SAAE-Marln repeating shot gun;
take down. Good condition; used only
short time. SIS Address or call on r. NJ,
Courier.
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WHAT THE soARo MAS FOUND OUT

announcements for
o public
II nnds that the
jumping whole lot Of
threeourths Of the number
Of these tansfui instruments IL about 500.
inquiry
watches
position that fellow
the board that
their
boards e-=sten watches and clocks
Seattle
a o
Another thing board
mules. aren't
isn't single bodsd the nothing
nsvs horses mules
order 10 10
cheaper than had inquiry
and couple csn
There have
them o he Boar
grass plot.
There q each
accuracy foregoing estimate
values respectfully referred the convincing
has abuiatsd Official and which public inspection
tins at the once Of the
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AIToRnaYaAr LAW.


VA. H. BgTTNER. attorney ai
las. huifH prosecuted uud defended
iu all courts. it years erpHrifufr.
Proceedings in bhukfupfrts com
pAHIrs ine1rpofs AbFtrus'H
carefully examined. collection
made In an parts ~ the United
states. Highest commercial ana
bank reference 90 Third avenue.
Phone. Mhin 1000.
BpEcKERT. a. J.--clYii and Grimm
al practice. % years actual expert
snCe. fuuaulta lions free itoufu -.
Arlington hotel toYer poHtonleeJ
phhus Maln go.
J. +. BALL. 10 aud Is fi0NNeil block.
100 Columbia 81 Phone blue hy'.
General practice iu nIl the courts.
Damage cases specially
Moderate fees Compilation free.
~ y FOSTER. Mutual Life build
Ing Phone Main "a.
FRANK . WiEsTLtNB. boston Blk
~ u MARTIN. SO Mutual Life hid.
, =. KELLOGG. go bailey building
HENroN = ArRT. q Boston block.
" u LA@nuTH. goi.5 Pacific hik
a e MACDONALD. 40 Burke bid.
Root Palmer & Brown. Pioneer bld.
u. e COSoyER. t7-as Halter BID
LYMAN y KNAPP. 10 Halier BID.
y WARD KENT. a. Burke bld
J p DOUGLAS ~ New York 30.
RICHARD osborn. 7o5-s y. Y blk
HORACE rErER. go Ssw York Blk
PIERRE r FERRY so burke blk
B. b LANGf.ANn. aos y. Y. BIZ.
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YOUR m,lkmas AND ycsR STOMACH

A 2 Erickson. milk pedder. be 9Th him
third shoulder has risen uu
under the metallic ot the been Stripped
third committed unhoy ncaou into the
O
he dipping babbns brook the
product q
he the bovine
dubbed frsezine" that ha
O polute the O
his heart, aud something
n
o e
omach-trying
smbroo between and digestive
paratlz
There's individual who has
business With the Of the
a uiknan your family physician
Ne
siuple-innocent- phi,tcatsd
chemical Nlkman
a shuddetng
SCHEME $ easy
.... sraduaeEass
Erickson.S milk something It.
nobody adult min
That that shall the
which uatsrundead
ter.
Therefore Erickson mil
wherefore Erickson ought Be punished
AND
Watched . = repes, he
public.
e need n MILK
We no ned preventative.
Erickson ar fraudulent
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HOLIDAY FOR SEATTLE

uutrMouday night OF n.r week viii Re
practically, holiday n
Friday night the weodrnsn Of the world
into festival their torchIieht parade
Saturday woodmens day the evening o.,
which about
hundred Very their door, a,
noo
Sunday Is Sunday.
Monday Iabors holdaythe ~ July
when In difference 9TH
businesses will ssab
nshments closed throughout law
This is quite iubiaon time There
be doubt that justice 10 Affairs.
The Woodnsns initiation
outrank in size woodmen eubsr,br
other city within It's from
Denver and covering the Pacific
from the
representative and worthy confederation
sestts will be pleased NV TO
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CONTRADICTION sRlrIsH STATEMENTS

British continue daily announcement tina
the point collapse
burghers point
together Only
o be
Africa
Of the country TO be trayersed."
South African Republic contains just
square
snnOo miles smaller Texas
As
British territory eontnus
liberty.
India much
= u Egypt
Edwards not the
rs fearing Gomez
aehng
n an explanation situation King Edward
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MISSING
Mysterious Disappearance OF
Grand Opera House
Treasurer

Harold Heritage. treasurer - tho
Grand opera house. has dtsappsate1.
suddenly and without notice 80 hia
friends It's accounts are perfectly
straight. according to Manager cor'.
Mrs. Pose obsrif. his ian4iady At
1915 Fourth avenue. appears 70 BE she
last person wna saw him tn The city
This was on Thursday evening last.
then he LETT her house without bas
rage. as u merely Eoiax downtown
Possible foul play - saSKssfsi.
bat - Heritage NHs not IN the hauis
II carrying large sunset money. All
hts personal habits wers Euod. rot
much weight IL given 70 thia throry.
iiis relations with hls employer wert
ssreiisat, and Mr.. Coft cannot &C.
count for His disappsarance
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AND SUCH a NICE YOUNG MANI

Man getting next TO him
Likewise money Indifferent ehumn
Mr.. brown lives iu Vancouver a.. g..
lot Of small
change =hundrcd.dollar bill.
forth search snderlon pastures
for u price.
LAWNS drunk he la
sufclesa bottle
her reluctant
bidding bring back the change
The their hearts. promised 70 Do
What they but hey extend
definite recall the
he
Man that Is born Of womanl Ills days FuLb
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION Eaie Furniture and
household goods at Martin a Fox :
sHieEfuoms. las Third avenue. FRI
day. AuE 70 a. 10 90 a m. con-
niHtiug 81 the fellow inE . nue on K
bedroom sets HidHhhafd combIn=
alton book eaHe dining table and
chairs. rockers large mirrors pic
lures z ladies bicycles. good as
new ] range. carpets drnpefieH.
lace curtains. ornaments. dishes.
granite ware and lots - other
goods These goods have been
stored and moved 10 our Ealesrooma
for convenience. Joe Martin. auc-
fianeer.
r q niCKERToN. general auction
Ger. itiz First avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general auctloneer.
i2ex Third Ave.
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DYEINo AND CLEANING.

Partisan Dye Works-we call for.
clean. press, deliver your clothes.
ONCE lils let ave. Tel, Main iOiA.
AMERICAN steam Dye works. ins
western avenue. Phone, Main lq7.
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Tho county the
Seattle Elee-
a. of
marked the Board
TO
%
act had outstanding hundred
requires posses
property ~
this knowledge
company nearly In
brought
defense Of members. they any o onsr.
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llUJEE:
seattle
HOUSE

kKenr
burglar
aa "
boy OF
~ aNd
After
d tht
vile n
avenue
nittcd
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