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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07

Mrs. A. s. Hanway and Miss Min
I Hanway have returned from a
II of several weeks in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Humhreys left on
Cnday with their little son and
kughter, Master William and little
&iss Mildred, to spend the late
btumn and winter in Washington,
10.
E Miss Eleanor Randolph, Of Wood
ock plantation, was guest of Green
Rlle friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sanders, for
berly Of Arkansas, are pleasantly To-
bted in the Hazlehurst cottage ON
last Main street.
4 Capt. ]. M. Stone left recently for
be Mississippi Coast to take charge
the Confederate Soldiers Home
Il Beauvoir.
Mrs. Crawford and Miss Annis
Crawford, of Memphis, were guests
hiring the past week of Mrs. Jane
Robertshaw and the Misses Roberto
|baw.
Miss Pearl Fisher left Oh Tuesday
|Or her home in Providence, La. latter
listing her aunts, Mrs. Abe Blum
Ind Mrs. Sam Blum.
Mrs. Carrie G. Pisaros returned a
low days since from visit to her
laughter, Mrs. George Cowie, In
Memphis.
Mrs, W. W. Stone has returned from
visit to her dughter, Mrs. Joseph
Robinson, in Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. J. B.Kemp has returned from
visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Brunson and her daughter,
Miss Jennie, who have been guests OF
Mrs. R. W. Tilford, left on Tuesday
to visit relatives in Louisiana, before
returning to the Gulf Coast.
Miss Louise Locker, of st. Louis, is
N attractive guest of Miss Minnie
Hanway.
Mr.. Jam IS Crawford has gone to
|stend school near Charlottesville, Va
Misses Susie and Ireys McCuotheon
eft on Friday for visit OF Few
lays to friends in Providence, La.
Mr.. end Mrs. Hollingsworth, OF
AXE Village, were recent guests OF
fiends in Greenyille.
Mrs. George Wheatley has returne-
nth her SMALL daughter. Miss Gene
ieve, after a visit to Mrs. b. b
wilson, in vicksburg.
Mrs. James Geasty and her little
on, of st. Louis, are guests OF MIS-
seasty's mother, Mrs. Annie Hanway'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott were
uests here recently while en- route 20
heir home in Rosedale, after visiting
L. and Mrs. Norville Scott in Lake
'illage, Ark.
Miss Eleanor Stone returned on
thursday after delightful visit TO
eiatives and friends in Columbia, MO-
ne was accompanied by Miss Nellie
'oisey, Of Columbia, who will Do
lis Stones guest for some weeks
Mr.. Harry h. Smith. of New Jer-
y, is visiting his mother. Mrs. Lena
NTH.
Mrs. VIM. Meisner is visiting in
lsnphis.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07

The elegant homes of Mr.. n. q.
Vincent ana He N. Alexander are
n caring completion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07

Miss Hanway will entertain at
cards on Wednesday afternoon at two
thirty O'Clock, honoring Mrs. ]. M.
Geasty and Miss Loker, of st. Louis.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07

On Sunday evening the Junior Cir
Gle of the Jewish Woman's Council
was delightfully."- entertained by Misses
Ruby and Pearl Simmons. This was the
second time that the circle has met
this season which promises to be one
~ great interest and benefit. The
first meeting was purely a business
one. held at the home OF Misses
Rsulah and Kittie Krankel and Paul
inc Elkas. Miss Nettie Enrich VIII
no the hostess at the next meeting
helds.by the circle
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07

Among the social functions last
week was a reunion at the handsome
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gensberger, at
which there were present seven
grandchildren, ten children and two
s,stars of Memphist. Dancing was
IrduIoed in until late hour. Among
tbose present from out Of town
-sra the Misses Bcrodofsky, Mr.. Bor-
oaofskv. Mr.. LAmensdorf, Mr.. Berg
man Of Rolling Fork, besides Others
from surrounding towns.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07

Mrs. E.p. odeneal delightfully."- en-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07
DR.. Joe Chatham
DENTIST

Odontunder for Painless Exc
tracing. Gold and Porcelain
Crowns and Bridge Work q Spe-
ciaIty. ALI dental operations
guaranteed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-11-07

Miss Estelle Schilling, of Memphis,
is spending few days pleasantly
with the family Of Mr.. H. E.
Wether bee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
DANyILLE is DRY
But Only In Name Thus Far, for Many
Laid In a Generous Supply.
Especial to The Ttmes-Dispatch.)

.
DANyILI4E, VA. April 1s-The past
week has been the first In the history OF
the city that there have been no licensed
saloons, and there has really been little
or no liquor sold here during the week.
This Is due to the fact that so much was
bought by individuals and taken to the
different homes Tho town Is nominally
dry, but It Is SO In name only, as there
Is more liquor in the individual homes
and stored away In cellars and offices
than ever was In the history of the city.
AT one or two points Just outside the
city limits there are saloons, and these
have been doing lone affair business
among those who did not have the money
to lay In an adequate supply before the
4 saloons closed. or who had exhausted
their supply.
I There has been some complaint OF law
Iessness and drinking on the outskirts.
but in the lower part of the city. which
usually presented very animated scene
after dark. It has been as quiet as Sun
day afternoon, The police say they soc
no appreciable decrease In the amount
of drunkenness thus far. but this can be
accounted for on account OF there being
SO much whiskey In the Individual homes
The bar men are taking the matter quite
philosophically and while some Of then
still have considerable stock on hand
they do not complain. Just how loca
option will operate from business stand
point. Of course, cannot be told at this
time, hut some Of the most prominent
business men Of the city are rather blue
over the probable consequences following
I the adoption of prohibition,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
THICK SKULL HIS H S
GUARDIAN ANGEL &c
Seven Feet Of Telephone Pole
Falls on Colored Man an In
3turies Probably Fatal.

THAT Charles Bowles, colored is still
alive at the hour Of writing this Is due
entirely to tho thickness Of his skull.
nven this may not have been sufficient 81 I
to snyo his life. for he Is at the City HOS
pltal, unconscious. with the simmeso
chance Of recovery. t,f a
4 Bowles was struck on the head by the
broken end OF telephone pole yester-
day afternoon. about $3.50 o'clock while At
work on Ninth Street, near st. Pauls
Church. He with other employees OF the
Bell Company. were engaged In removing
and old pole and putting q new one IN It's
place. 3.5t II.
In the strain Of pulling It from the hole
six or seven feet Of the top
broke short of. and coming down
with crash struck Bowles on the
head. The SKULL was fractured and the
remarkable part Of 1t Is that It was
not crushed. TIe was laid out on the
pavement and the ambulance called. A
great crowd had gathered when Or. San
didge, in charge Of the vehicle. arrived.
In the accident, whether the man struck
him as he fell or the broken pole brushed
past him will never be known. probably,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
POS'I'OFFlCE||::'
.SCAN''|'|.D|.||'A.L||,.S'.
More Charges Forthcoming
,..s With Each Day,
TALK OF PROMOTION RING
Pay of Machine Operators Reduced tc
Increase Salaries Of Superintend-
M cnts Charge of Favoritism
and Incompetency.
nv As,aeintsd l.ros..

stny@ Associated lross.) s,5
WASHINGTON, April 11--The !ndioa.
4 lions aIe that organizod labor Will baoore
- party to the nyestiga ton OF affairs
4 Of the Postoti1loe Department. A spec
cial committee Of the Central Labor
Union. of this city. which has been So
4 cretIy considering the matter has for
INFLATED charges OF fnvor!tism aud In
competency against oortnln OF tho Of.
totals Of tho mall equipment division
Of the Postoftico Department.
NJ The charges. which, probably Will 10
: Aled Tomorrow with tho PostmnHtor-
. General. alleys that mall bags that do
not conform To ho spoclilcAt tons nave
been accepted, that Il worthy and moody
white woman Is Disseminated against IN
Z favor OF u negro woman, employees that
when the rinohtnc operators woie re-
auced from s. per diem To A.fh per dion,
The salaries OF tho superintendent" and
,ome Of the other officials were raised
Z from SEQ to 500 per anndm and that re-
commenda tons for promotion are not
based on merit
81 Reports thnt "a prou,ntion ring" OK
sted to control promotions Ia tho Brock
Slyn :. IN. Y.) postott1cn similar TO that
which Is now being investigated IN tho
New DIRK city aIostofstcoA We're broNSht 20
The attention OF the Poston'cN cart
ment. It was stated at the Department,
however, that as yet there was no evil
deroe Of sucn a ring In Its possession.
b Postmaster- General Payne said to-day
that he was not contemplating the sus-
pension OF any official pending the close
pf the Investigation, but added that II
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-G Genera!
sRristow, who is directing the invesdga-
ion. were to recommend suspension, the
Recommendation would be considered very
carefully. !, /.
'3-rha Pnstna ster- General said he thought
" was the duty Of newspap ers that &C.
,,1fre evidence Of improper actions OF
persons in the service to furnish IT 70
he Depa rtment and aid In the investiga-
don now In progress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
CRUISER TO
LAUNCHED
Continued From FIRST Page.)'

t4ss.s5 80 u - !. y.
oecded to Old Point. To-mororv morning
at o'clock no viii Witness a review Of
the troops NJ Fort Monroe, which was
ordered BY Colonel Story, tho COM
mutidnnt, In honor Of West Virglnia's
Governor and his staff. Governor Mon Ca
quo, virginin's Executive, will arrive to-
morrow morning on u special train from
Richmond. accompanied BY his military
stnff and Il largo party OF prominent Vir-
ginians. Several excursion trains arrived
from West Virginia, the first bringing
tho lnrge party Of State legislators, most
Of whom were accompanied by indios.
The christening party will arrive from
the ship-yard offices, escorted by Presi-
dent c. B. oroutt and General superln-.
company In the party will be Governor
White, Mrs White. Miss White, Misses
Grace and Ethel White, her twin sis
tets, and Miss Mabel Woodward, OF New
York, the last three being the sponsors
maids OF honor. besides Governor Monta-
que and Mrs. Montague. IS
( The wedges that raise the sliding ways
or cradle from the ground ways will be
driven home, and two n worlsrnen will
operate the huge saw that cuts the sole
pieces, he last restraining timbers that
hold the vessel In place. These will part
with a snap, and the hull will begin to
move slowly. Miss White will dash the bot
tic OF champagne in her hand against the
receding bow, exclalmng: II christen
thee West Virginia; God bless YOU
Gathering momentum us 1t speeds down
tho creased why's tho ship will sstrixo the
water at a gait of about ten or twelve
knots an hour, floating out on the James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
talking say on the ball grounds Where
The policeman
the and the nearest

but Eddie Wise of No. 512 East Marshall
Street, son Of Mr.. Henry Wise was hurt,
but far moro frightened He is a little
newsboy, and had his arms full OF papers,
These wcer; scattered on the ground In
many directions, With tears and sobs b 9
picked them up, others assisting him.
Among the crowd was Captain ". D.
Cardwell, q member Of the House Of
Delegates from Hanover. This gentleman
seeing the child crying, asked him II he
would not so home and not cry any, more
II he bought all his papers The lad
whlmpered Eyes" Upon counting IL was
found that he had eighteen. Captain
Cardwell gave him rs many pennles,,
and tho little fellow, forgetting his hurt,
made a bee line for home. 55 s
Dr. sandldge said last night that the
Injured man might live but 1t was doubt
full. 4 at 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
FOR SALE.
SPECIAL OFFERS.

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Can, Man McD Co.. 1850 q, & impts.
Ill, Highland, 10 r. res, and lot: modern
impts.: fruit trees; good location.
Ind. Huntington, modern II r. res. e. lot.
Iowa. Taylor co., leo a. & lmpts.; nearly
all tillable: orchard; mi. from Conway,
g Iowa, Grand River new res, and 8 lots.
and Impts.; furnished house; outbldgs.
Kan, Clay co., $50 a. & .impts.; orchar I'D ;
120 a., cultivated; eco a. itillable N III
Md, near Eat ton. fine country estate OF 260
a., a res; modern impts.; good barn and
,outhldgs,; about 200 q. tillable; 80 a. timber.
Md, Hartford CO., 81 a. & impts. V
Mass, Pepperell, country res, & 40 a.
Mass Haaltsy 7rires andt A. land !,
a. and stock: also 50 a.. pasture land.
Detroit. bldg. lot, Fairmount Park, subd,
Mo-, Kan, City, r. res, Campbell st. y.
Neb SCOTS Bluff CO., 100 a. Il impts.; $50
a, tlllable; 81 mi. from Mitchell.
Neb.. Central City good bldg. lot
Neb., Dundy CO.. 240 q: grain land.
y. Y..%Allegany CO., la6 land.
ohia A MobIe co. &C., l 19 im lmpsa
Ore, Toledo, bldg. lots.
Pa, Morcer CO., 10 a, & impts,; we'll
adapted 10 stock and dairying. .SJ 4 &,
Pa, Lancaster, double house and lot,
s. D.. Aurora co.. 100 a. & impts.
Va, Onancock, large factory bldg, dwell.
tenant house and 8 a. land. 555
Va, Halifax co., EOS a.. adapted to tobac-
co; 10 r. house, barns, eto. III }llt Y
Right to mfg, and sell q fine patent medi-
wy - ". NJ osTRANDER r.
North American Building, Philadelphia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
I rs '--V0-I31 I7Iis, =, l,ls.L-l i.--ss
BON AIR LIBRARY
Entertainment Given for This Fund Was
Quite a Success.

a Quite Success.
4. fsneciol to The Times. D1spntch.)
AZ RON AIR, VA. April 1.-THE Bon
Ar library will soon have its granolithic
soor completed. Then In short while It
4 Will be thrown open for occupancy. me
easter egg hunt which was to have been
riyen for the benefit of the library fund
iast Monday was postponed TIL Friday,
and was largely attended by the young
people. Quite a. nice sum was realized
for the library fund.
The public school of Bon Air, Miss Ida
p Pace, teacher, held its finals on Thurs
Z day.
The building Is ono of the best In the
country districts Of the county. and ls
quite we'll equipped for modern methods
& Of educational work, and Miss Pace has
given universal satisfaction.
Mrs II, W. Webb Peploe has returned
home for. the summer, and is having her
\ home thoroughly rentted for the enter
tainment of her boarders for the summer.
She Is already closing some contracts of
Il Importance.
The Easter entertainment that was to
have been given at Old Providence Meth
odist Church had to be postponed to
4 Friday night on account of the Indictment
4 weather. 8eg
Next Sunday afternoon the choir Of
Bethlehem and Bethel churches will meot
= with tho choir Of Mt. Pisgah Church at
Midlothion to arrange and practice the
music to be sung at the next meeting of
4 the Union Sunday-school Association, to be
held at the latter church, NTH Sunday in
May. Good sAeeohes.., and good singing
i will be the features OF the meeting.
There has been some sickness around
4 during this Indictment weather. In ono
fs;mtly every member was sick with grip
\ at one time, the servant Included.
SO that they were unable to help each
other or send out for assistance.
Captain II. Longest seems TO recover
his strength from his recent indisposi-
ton rather slowly, but hopes to be out
again SOON ss FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

Be It ordained by tho Council Of the
city Of Richmond: a 5ijl
Il No minor shall have, keen or carry
in the streets, alleys, lanes or. pa rks OF
the city any toy pistol or toy rife adapted
to the use OF explosive caps, rtrldges
or pellets. or which by means OF, explo,,
slves, pneumatic pressure, or mechanical
contrivance cxpels or discharges any ball,
missile, or projectlle; nor sha i any minor
have, keep, or carry upon the streets,
arms Of any kind or description what
Any st; violation Of any OF the provisions
OF this section shall su bJect the offender
to q fine or not less than five nor more
than ten dollars, to be Imposed. upon
conviction, by the police Justice. 81. .z
@ No person shall sell. give, present or
lend to any minor II the city any toy
pistol or toy rifle adapted ia the, use OF
which BY means OF explosives. pneumatic
pressure or mechanical contrlYance ex-
pels or discharges any BALL missile or
protectile. nor any frearm OF any de-
scriptIon whatever. .i5
Any person violating the provisions of
this section shall upon conviction In the
Police Court, be fined not less than ten
nor more than twenty dollars, Oh 81
g., This ordinance shall be In force from
and after Its passage.
Apl last City Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
GOING FROM RICHMOND
The Governor and Staff Military and
Members of Legislature.

All eyes are directed towards Newport
News to-day, where mt noon the majestic
West Virginia, the United States cruiser,
which has been building for some time,
will be launched at high noon. A thous-
and or fifteen hundred Rchmonders. Gov
'eInor Montague and staff. and two thirds
OF the General Assembly Will attend,
leaving at 9:l5 this morning on special
train over the Chesapeake and Ohio. In
addition. the Blues, the Blues Band and
two or three companies Of tho Seventeen
Regiment will journey to the shipyard
city, They viii participate in the big
civic and military parade which has been
arranged,
District Passenger Agent Warthen OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio. said yesterday
afternoon that the special would proba-
| bly, be run In two sections to accommo-
| date the tremendous crowd that It Is ex-
pected will take advantage of the cheap
| rate to the launching. The regular morn
| ing fast train will leave as usual at
o'clock, and many Of the excursionists
| will take this means OF conveyance 10
reach Newport News,
| The Executive special, on which will be
Governor Montague, his STAFF, members
| of tho General Assembly and the mill
| tary will be the first section OF tho en-
curson train to follow tho regular fast
| flyer And then, II 1t Is determined that
Others desire 10 go down, another train
will be made up at once and leave ths
| Union Station not later than 10 O'Clock
| The run to Newport News will he made
In one and one-half hours, putting the
| last OF the Richmond contingent In the
| city In time to enable them to see the
military and civic parade, In which VIII
he seen many companies OF the State
militia, the soldiers from Fortress Mon
roe and the sailors from the German bat
tleship which Is now stationed at New
port News.
The West Virginia wiz! be christened b!
Miss White. daughter Of the Chief Execu
tire of the State after which the nen
! cruiser IL named Governor Montague
| will meet Governor White, his daugbte,
and staff before the launching, and ths
party VIII be together throughout the day
The ceremonies attendant upon the
Launching viii begin promptly at noon
] when the parade will march through the
principal streets Of Newport News. bring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

Atlantic Coast Lne Railroad Company,
NOTICE is HhRBRY GIVEN THAT "A
general special mRsNst'EnE e shs stHSk
ho Ai 6 q COMPANY has o bssn ealea
BY tho Board OF Directors to DO held at
the office Of the Company il the City, Of
r. TGEsp yAise'n'Tf sls ss'oi bAY Of
APRIL. "A, d.. 1908. for the purpose OF
conslder!nE and l. acting upon tho p pun
fnase 81 he 6Meh
t the F Fforida soythssrn Railroad Gompany
and also for the purpose OF eonsid ring
adsn and GRer ths
iieges and franchises Of the Sanford and
st, Petersburg Railroad Company, b9th
the laws OF the sfateof, Florlda, which
5V'.GI33 Fl. Id BORDEN,
Ill ,5si Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC,

II having come to our notice that report 9
are being slrenlntsa that We are GOING e
OF Informing the public and the trade
generally that such IsNnot The case. On
the contrary, tho orders for, the various
styles Of Stoves, Ranges and Heaters man-
tory Of the. company, showing their ex-
Gcelence and popularlt and we lo9k for
the biggest business for the year :, 1898 that
has ever enjoyed The trade can call on
us for. our well known brands 81 cast Iron
Cook,, Ranges, HeaterE, All tlgnts ana
'ders will be filled promptly and carefully,
SOUTHERN sToVH WORKS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
rrIE TUNES RGHMoN1, VA

Ing Up at the shipyardH the vessel ls
scheduled " plunge Into the water NJ
1880, atte. .hich the invited guests. IN.
GLIDING the two Governors, VIII board q
special vessel and be taken to Old Poiht'
where banquet will be5 served.
4 The Chesn peake and Ohio has maao
arrangements for the excursion party 10
Undertake the return trip from Oid Polnt
Mt $3.50 O'clock, and the trains will denart
from Newport News at D o'clock. Dis
trict Passenger Agent Wnrthen VIII prob,
ably go down with the Executive special
to see that the excurslotists have an en-
joyable time and pleasant trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
Judge Mann Passive.

Judge William II, Mann. q member ot
tice, WAS present at the meetlns Of that
G{ 60 m yesterday. but took no part
reasons for refraining from participation
either IN the work or the committee or
the action OF the House, was that he
the House committee and did not deem
u nroper to sit now as a Juror In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
The Big Damage Suit

!, The United States District Court spent
the entire day yesterday concluding tho
testimony IN the twenty thousand dollar
damage suit OF Hanger vs.. Peters, and
With the, argument Of the Instructions.
journ0d and the argument on he case
itself VIII not begin before to-day, There
ha enfagsa II he
The case may be given to tie jury to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
W. j, BRYAN GUEST OF
MELVILLE E. INGALLS,
iRy Associated Press,

CINCINNATI. OHIO. April INV. j.
Bryan was the guest to-day OF Melville
II, ingalls,. president OF the Big Four
Railway. President Ingalls, was one of
Gold Democrats In both of the Bryan
Presidential campaigns, and many OF the
Bryan Democrats are represented as not
Supporting ingalls, In his campaign last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

River without careenlng to right or 'eft,
The cruiser Will soon be tied UP to the
pier where she will receive her engines
and boilers. She will be launched with
several boilers Installed something un-
USUAL In warship construction Before
proceeding to Old Point for the banquet.
the guests Of the shlpbulders will be
given an opportunity to Inspect the nu-
merous departments OF the plant. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
4vEsPER SERVICE

A Pretty Celebration at ST Joseph's
sis Church To-Morrow Night,
There VIII be 81 pretty celebration Mt
ST.. Josephs Co1oiod Catholic Church on
North First street tomorrow night Mt
/ 8 clock. It viii be Mlllard's Concerted
vesper Service and tho music VIII be OF
an exceedingly high order.
This ls the first time this celebration
has been given In this CITY md Father
Charles Hnnnlgnh, rector OF st. Joselp' 8
Church, invites the public II, general 10
attend. rho music has been placed IN
very competent hands ana tho exercises
aro expected to prove d rare treat 70
those who attend The singers Will BIO
Mrs. Murphy. Miss Kavanaugh. Mr.. CO.
lumhus Canepa, Mr.. Keenan, and Miss
Nina Randolph will preside at the organ.
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