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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

SUNDAY October zs-h. communion
service vi De held at II a. N. N the
Swedish Lutheran ehureh. New mem
hrrs st't Iiso K r-ceived into the church
oa tats occasion The usual Sunday
evening services At go ?. M Al Ssed-
tsh-Aznericans are cordially invited 10
attend th-se meetings.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24
TA< chs<f A,srae,,on Il Chieaso Trsr

Is the ride on the famous trains u tlas
Uaiou Pacific Quiekest time ard an
elegance and comp etn<ss OF eqErprs=r't I
thst assure the greatest degree OF pleas
are and comfort See your local agent
Or address ;. R Grifsn. General Agent.
Denver
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

Hon. Henry Kueisri came down rom
the county seat Tuesday and that night
ioinesi the band 1f Elks that is rowing IN
these pastures.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24
For Sie.

A good plant of mining machinery
consisting Of engine. boiler. etc. at a bar
gain Apply 10 John ! White. George
town. Colorado.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24
s.rxa.us n R<al Esat<.

The zr,slersig-ed aas the cheapest lay
cut Of r-si estate ever offered n he city
: lots st s. : per foot frontage close n.
n business Past- Joseph Burke
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

Fok EgSr-F~o furnished roenis sor
hght houses -episg fe1s Colorado Street.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

raampson Brown. forneriy OF this
place is here On visit ~ish friends. He
Is aoN a resident Of Bisbe~. Arizona
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

II yea ~,sh to seii your property iss
IL ~ith < e Haryry.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

Oasc~ Rsoins for Rent ever Merchant,
and Miners ban&- apply to l. [. Rob
erts-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

II YOU ~Aut al sxpssssm.p teiephou
{. E. Fish. Rl4es s1s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

SaPeriatendeBt . Soarxe IS devoting
his leisure hours to some mighty think
ing sbe~e days over the mud problem,
s1d this eserten has not been il, vain. i,
seems. .eE be IS aow having mud
seraper constructed that VIII be not only
unique ia its say but SUIT a nuch wider
ssstA siiaa iii the Langley air ship.
Hitherto the removal Of the mud from
cur nal5 thoroughfar-s has been a ts,ii-
Gus ard rather expensive undertaking.
Mr., Q SesirSe's conception viii do away
with much of TINS. The motive powe,
vii De a team Of horses, and one or t,vo
trips ap ans down the street will leave
clear. solid surface. with the refuse
nicely piled on each side awaiting the
cart. Il IS said that stuff makes tine
sidewalks, being pulverized rock.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24

W & 8irv who IS IN a position %
knu~. sdys chat Bisbee is the busiest
uisltrg camp n the whole west The
city sas population Of 10000 people
~ Bss5ee 1as an ambitious competitor
ssout - miies sssy. L looks as il the
population Vi Arizona would soon be Of
suca Dimensions that statehood Of that
territory ~ili se an absolute necessity as
vel A. act oi ltistsc- Already its IN
habi1snrs VII 1ut consider the PROPOSE
ton II Being aaitesl with New Mexico.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-24
rhis Save. Yus Han.sy.

Ranch butter 1sx.
Brighton Creamery. .3oc
Meadow Cold .........s.s.................. 70
TMRRo,S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

Phoebe Klnban. Mrs Margaret Claw
son, Mrs. Mcclure. Mrs. Flagg, Mrs.
David 8. Murray Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs.
Myton, Mrs Arthur Wltcher. Mlss An
dcraon Mrs Arthur Brown, Mrs. Me-
L0ughln Miss Blanche Kimball, Mrs.
Russell Coe Woodun. Mrs Fishhack,
Miss Nellie Walker. Mrs NJ A. Hugh
es Mrs Creary, Miss Creary
on Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs b. u,
Rich entertained at reception and
musicale In honor Of Mr. and Mrs. ". H..
Rich, Jr. The home was bright with
roses and carnations, and an enjoyable
musical program rendered Those who
assisted were the Misses Kirk. sister Of
the bride. Miss Amy Taylor. Miss Emma
Frewin, Miss Pearl Reiser Mrs owen
Parsons and Mrs t. G. Smith,
one Of the evidences that the Cons
sumcrs league has become a powerful
national agency is found in the fact
that close limitations of the league label
are being attached to the products OF
factories that are not entitled to display
The genuine label While this shows
that the demand for the labelled goods
Is growing. II also indicates that espec-
,al cnro win have TO be taken IN order
pot 90 have sweatshop products thrust
upon unsuspecting buyers.
The governor Of Washington has We
ted the bill appropriating $4,000 for
travelling llbrarlesand the state fedora
tlon Of Women's clubs viii have TO con-
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1 Pinkerton OF Arkansas ana Miss Stel-
] Ia Brown and Miss Lou Thomas OF
! Schoheld were bridesmaids. while Mr.
! Thomas Sloan acted as best man, and
| MI James II. Brown groomsman, The
! rooms were most beautifully decorated,
among the specially pretty features
being the ropes Of pink and white clo-
yer blossoms. and curtain Of tiger lilies
In the library, and the festOons OF hon
eysuckle and Virginia creepers In the
dinIngroom. Sweet peas, palms and
ferns aided In the effective decorations.
I'm a large basket lined with pink silk
and twined with sweet peas were tiny
boxes OF wedding cake which were pre-
scented by little Kate and Wilmer Nell
son TO the guests The lawn and ver-
anda were lit with colored lanterns and
the latter was made attractive with
rugs and diyans. Assisting In receive
Ing were Mrs. II A. Nelson and Mrs
Brown and presiding at the punch
table were Mrs. Mary Walsh and Mrs
Anna Duckworth Of Pocatello. Mr.. and
Mrs Sloan win be al home TO their
friends after July IS al 23i North Sixth
West street.
Bishop Whitney performed the GER
em0ny which united Miss Nora Thorn
burg and Mr. Reuben Farr the we'd
ding taking place az the home of the
bride on Thursday night. Miss Bernice
Dawson was maid OF honor and Miss
Anna Murray bridesmaid. Mr.. A. T.
1hornhurg acting az best man. The
house was adorned with pink and white
roses and carnations, and during the
evening an orchestra furnished delight
Col music. The bride wore handsome
gown Of white etamine over tHueta
with lace trimmings Miss Murray
wore white wolfe and the little maid
was in dainty white swiss. Assisting
100 entertaining were Miss Bee Wilken-
on and the Misses Thornburg and Mr..
Robert Hays The newly married
couple win be az home after Sept /, at
BOZ East Fifth South Street
ON Wednesday Miss Emily Davis and
Mr. Ernest +. Schettler were united In
marriage the ceremony being perform
ed In the Temple during the day and a
reception being held in the evening az
Oh" home of the young people on First
street The rooms were prettily dec
Grated In pink and white. roses and
carnations being used with smilax. and
elaborate wedding supper was served
'he relatives and intimate friends be-
iuf present The bride wore q dainty
gown of white organiie with lace trim
mIngs and carried roses. Mr, and Mrs
schettler will b. az home 20 their
friends after July ] az their home on
First street
g
one Of Thursdays bridal affairs was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

Of the Colorado State Dental assocl-
alton.
Rev. Robert stanton Stringfellow OF
Montana Is Lhe guest Of the Rev.
Charles f. Perkins,
Mrs. w. ]. Browning and son have
gons to Idaho Falls 20 spend several
weeks with Mrs, Browning's sister,
Mrs Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Donaldson have
returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Bessie Chandler reached home
this week after a school year at
Wellesley.
Miss Minnie Ray Miss Angie Hol-
brook and MISS Spencer leave shortly
for New York, whore they viii take
course at Chautauqua,
Mrs. Il. A. Wall expects to leave
abou, the LIST Of July for California,
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen II. Babcock
viii leave next Monday for California.
Mrs, EabCOck will be away all sum
mer out MIR. BabcOck viii return in
q few days,
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Donnell
have gone to California, Mr. Donnell
viii return In about 10 days but Mrs,
Donuell will be away the summer.
Mrs Shaughnessy and Mrs, VanHotn
leave today for California to spend
the summer
Mrs. A. T. Moon is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. William o. Finch OF Car
den city, Kan, who viii remain during
the summer
Miss Mary F., CleIand Of Peoria H..
is visitor IN Salt Lake for few days.
She is on her way home from an ex-
tensiye trip through Mexico and the
west.
Miss Florence Jennings is expected
home from Wellesley college this week.
Mise June Hecker OF indianapolis Ia
spending the summer In this city. a
guest Of her brothers, Sidney and
Charles Hecker Of the Tribune.
Mrs. Heber NJ Wells left this
week for Santa Cruz, Cal, TO be
gone for some time.
Maj. and Mrs. NJ A. Breeder and
daughter Miss Fannie, have return
ed from 10 days trip to Kansas city.
Miss Frances Elliot, who has been
visiting some weeks In Salt Lake. left
yesterday for her home in Kentucky.
Miss Emma Ramsey has returned
from Ogden, where she visited friends
for several days.
Miss Ida j. Plank Mr. and Mrs. A.
d. johnson OF Leavenworth. Kan.
mother uncle and aunt Of Jay Taryln
Harris, arrive In the city today to be
guests az the Harris home for a few
days, prior TO a trip TO Idaho.
Mrs Holmes Goodlec OF Milwaukee
arrived In the city this week and Is A
sdesI OF her sister, Mrs, +. c. Rich.
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Al the home Of Prof. and Mrs. John
rro@ler on east Twenty-slxth street
wednesday evening, a wedding recon-
toh was given IN honor of their daugb.
yer SaFAh T. 10 Mr.. Carlton A Rnyn.
nam, Ihere were present a large cir.
ole on their many friends. who ex.
tended Their congratulations and host
WISHES. \ SYMPTOMS weddin gsunnoc
was served during the evening ana al
iulhed IN songs and merry making rba
uopIg young couple We're married in
lhe SAT- Lake Temple Wednesdav w. -"
turning 70 ogden Tor the reception tina
Hi5ue lS popular and cultured Young
iauy Doth IN music and educationai
branches, for several Years 80, ,'o a,.i
nas Deen teaching school In Idaho. The
groom Is a well known educator 80
hlchmond and highly esteemed Tbe
nome was prettlly decorated for ia
green. anu ever
itor this week. Oeuen VS.
thursday afternoon Mrs. Frark 7
..S S,il'ol gave another OF her delIehtfnI
1Iauamas PARTIES at her bean,tsui
noIne. There were present over tbir,n
OF the friends OF her mother ,rbo 'mns 10y
advanced In years. They enioysa a. r, nsLe
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Mrs Julia Klmball entertained at
luncheon On Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Edward McGuun en-
tG1ained informally on Tuesday night
Miss Laura Bird entertained delight
fully nc cards last night in honor Of her
guest Miss sayCr
One Of yesterdays delightful after
noon affairs was the function given by
Mrs Heber Lee and Mrs. Frank Hard
ing In honor Of Mrs. ingalls, Of Ken
lucky
The hosts at the post hop last night
We're Capt Harheson, and Lieuts. Heidi
and Green.
One OF the pleasant affairs Of the
week was the Kensngt0n given by
Miss Minnie Burmester
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

TIME ito old time efforts In their be.
half There were ~ OF the Libraries tive
years ago, when they were turned over
10 the state by the clubwomen and AZ
that time an appropriation OF $1,000 was
ma 70 foi their maintenance. The Fed
eluliun worked very hard for the larger
appropriation. and great dlsappont-
ment is felt over the governor action
The Daughters OF the American Rev
cluGon OF Pennsylvania have sent Sec
let2ry Root the sum Of $4,000 for q
building to be erected az Manila for
,he use OF the enlisted men Of the army.
H. ading. writing, and billiard rooms
viii be- provided. as well as other IA
cilitieS for the amusement of the mon.
a sTpcial act of Congress was pass "a
a. the last session. accepting the sift.
The Pttburg Chapter Of the D. A. r..
win not observe Flag day this year, ts
~ comes on Sunday, but viii instead
NJ thc usual spring garden party dee
vote the money which would have been
spent To- me fund intended for use rcNt
october, wren the state society VIII DE
entertained at the annual convention.
10 Munich owners OF taxable prop
erty have a riaht To vote at municipal
elections. hut they have never gone In
person &C. the polls sending instead
male r'oales. At recent election.
however one courageous woman. who
by the W6y. Is president Of O large PHIL
mumopic association Of women. ar-
reared o. person 20 cast her vote she
Headed that lt was not any more lIJl-
Gu. o. cast o ballot than to instruct
some mep how 20 DO 49, while the only
way 10 be sure that the right b1llotwas
u ed ,,as 20 east II herself Her ac-
tion caused something OF sensation.
ut she was not denied The phvioea
she cKDd 10y when Il Sc remembered
that until WY recently women in ier-
mary Vrr' not allowed 20 attend poe
t.Iral ilcetrrs or ally themselves With
politir9I ru't'es and that these laws
are .til, W eject IN many parts OF me
enTirC his action of woman voter
which passed without protest from the
men nd'c; O.. q growing sentiment 10
fIr0r ~ hf itved conditions for '.n-
nee, Tho J. Loral party and the Social
Democrats an over GERMANY, wherever
no laws are nc unfav0rablo. are Invite
ing women e join them. in HaW 'drg
abuu' l.l0l vtnen belong to the Social
D,wo'Wf,r clubs. ana are even repre-
srnicd an them boards Of directors
Mrs. Frank McGurrin gave a pretty
children's party on Wednesday
one of the delightful events ~ the
week was the tea given yesterday 10y
Mrs. Priscilla jennings.
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'87GOTNG~

W. H. Bancroft has returned to the
city, accompanied by his niece, Mrs.
Whitney formerly Miss Josephine Dur
lin, who has many friends in this city.
Mrs II. c. Hebron and son, Harold.
left Monday for California. their future
home Mr., Hebron will enter Stanford
in the fan,
Mrs. Theron Geddes and Miss Geddes
returned Wednesday from a visit to
Boston and other eastern cities
Miss Georgia Vadner, who has been
attending Miss Fuller's school on the
HGdscn, has returned to Salt Lake for
the summer
Miss Edna Duncan VIII leave FOR the
east late IN the summer to continue
her musical studies.
Mrs. b. A. Mcmillan and her little
daughter are spending the summer at
Long Branch, cal,
Mrs. Thomas Kearns viii leave the
FIRST OF the month accompanied by her
children for an extended stay in the
Yellowstone park,
Roger Sherman will return early next
week from Andoyer Mass. and will
spend the summer with his parents.
Miss Charlotte BEETLES has returned
flom California. where she has been the
past year in school.
Miss Bessie Goddard has left for
Chicago. where she will join DR.. and
Mrs, J, G. Il. King. The party win sail
for Europe on July l.
The Misses Kinney are at home to
their friends after the rest OF the sum.
mer az 30 r street Miss Agnes Kinney
and Mr.. Joseph Kinney are expected
home from school in the east shortly.
Miss Olive Fleming OF Champaign,
Ill.,, is spending the summer with her
sister Mrs. II. ]. Burt, SS1 Fourth
street.
Mrs, G. e Richards and children win
leave about the middle Of July for
Colorado Springs
Mrs. John Cain Is expected to return
today from the east. where she has
been visiting for the past two months,
Mrs. Jacob +. Bamberger has return
ed from a brief visit to the Pacific
Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs w. v. Rice expect TO
move into their new home on East
South Temple street about the LIST Of
July.
Mrs d. b. Taylor Of Omaha will ar
rive In the city about July 4. 10 be the
guest Of her father. J. u. Lyon. for
the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs Harry CAM Is expected home
today from a two months visit with
relatives and friends In Kansts city
Mrs Thomas Marioneaux and little
daughter have gone to Nephi. after a
very pleasant stay with Salt Lake
friends.
Miss Mary Cowan and Miss EVELYN
Thomas are enjoying a visit with the
Misses Cooper OF Seattle.
James and Walker Salisbury are
home from Cornell from the summer
Mrs, Ireland and Miss Ireland are
visiting IN Park City.
Mrs. Bert Busath left on Tuesday for
a months visit IN Provo.
Miss Leigh Block has been enjoying |
a weeks visit with friends in Denver |
on her way home from Washington.
She arrived In Salt Lake yesterday.
DIT and Mrs Grswold have returned
from Denver and Colorado Springs. I
where they have been for 10 days |
past. The doctor was In Denver for
the purpose Of attending the meeting
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No more charming affair has been
given during the year than the recep-
ton al which Mrs. J.. c Miller was
hostess this week The event was IN
honor OF her guest, Mrs Charlotte ID,
Pitcher, and about l25 guests were plts-
ent during the afternoon. The decoIa-
tiOns We're among the most artistic OF
the season The parlor was IN PINK ana
green curtain OF Vines intertWined
with pink carnations covering the WIN
dows and forming a background flr
the receiving party. Vases OF PINK
carnations and roses stood about lhe
room. and begonas banked the piano,
The library was entirely IN red and me
hall In yellow. and a pretty Innovation
IN color design was the blue and white
In the dining room. The poftleres PEE
tween the rooms Nero Topped BACK with
roses corresponding TO the distinctive
color OF the decorations, intertwlned
with vines Of lee plant The table in
the dining room had for a centerpitce
large bed Of white carnations, ana
punches Of the same tied with blue rim
bon were about the table, while above
II the chandelier had carnations tied
with blue twined with the green vines
with which Il was festo0ned White
syrlnga and begonias were on the side
board, and ferns helped In the effective
decorations. The hall WAS also specially
attractive The posts Of the stairs were
twined with Ice plant and tied with
large bows Of yellow satin ribbon The
punch table stood before background
OF palms and ferns with decorations OF
yellow roses and yellow bows, while a
bowl In the corner was filed with yell
low coreopsls. The hostess and guests
OF honor were assisted by Mrs. Hosmer
and Mrs. Charles $, Post, who had
charge OF the dining room and punch
bowl respectively An orchestra fur
niched delightful music during the at
ternoon.
Another delightful reception Of Tues.
day was that given by Mrs Julia Tay-
Tor and Mrs, Roy Romney, over 200
being present during the hours as
signed. The rooms were beautiful IN
decorations of red white and green,
the first being used in the parors aud
the latter IN the dining room. Piano,
mantels and stands were banked with
dark red roses, and palms and trailing
vines aided IN the pretty effect. White
roses, teVerfeW ana syrlnga with green
shaded candelabra and bows Of green
satin ribbon made picture OF the din-
ing room and all details were carried
out In these colors. An orchestra sta
toned w stairs rendered delightful mu-
Sic Assisting the hostesses in recely-
ing were Mrs. James II. Moyle,
Mrs. James T.. Jennings Mrs.
Richard w Young and Miss
Catherine Culmer Mrs Dana
Tyrell Smith and Mrs, William Nelson
Clark presided In the dining room, aad
We're assisted by the Misses Marjwe
Ellerbeck, Geneye Clark. Mary Young
Ella Mantor, Josephine Wells and Jen-
ME Lynn. Miss Mary Sharp presided
at the punch-bowl.
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The reception given by Mrs. Els
worth Daggett on Wednesday was one
OF the prettlest Of the seasons many
charming events The rooms were
beautifully decorated mustard and par
snip blossoms being used with most ar
tistic effect throughout mingled with
pink peonies coreopsis. and sweet peas.
A pretty corner was the southeast
porch. made cosy with rugs and cush-
ions and bright with flowers and where
punch was served from a table prettily
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to take place ut the home OF the brides
parents Oh Wednesday, July l,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atkins an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Amelia to Alvin Fielding Smith,
the wedding to take place the last part
Of June,
The marriage Of Miss Cecil Lewis
daughter Of Senator A. r. Lewis Of this
city and Mr.. Frank =, Blair Of Tiflin,
o., took place In Chicago last monday.
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On Thursday night Miss Isabel
Brown and Mr. Charles G. Sloan were
united in marriage, an elaborate re-
ception celebrating the event az the
home Of the bride, The GER
emory was performed by the Rev..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

Mrs. Shaughnessy was hostess at a
luncheon on Tuesday. given IN honor OF
Mrs. Frank Van Horne Of New York,
the guests numbering %. The decora-
lions were In pink, carnations being
prettlly arranged IN baskets on each
table. Present a. enjoy the pleasant
affair were Mrs Windsor V. Rice. Mrs.
David Keith, Mrs James S. Ferris,
Mrs Walter Ellerbeck Mrs Sara
Bransford. Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs Jay Tar
win Harris, Mrs James A. Miner. Mrs
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Mrs r. A. Wall was guest OF honor
az luncheon given on wednesday by
Mrs Fred Wey followed by o. musicale
both Of which were delightful. The dec
0rations We're In pink, white and green,
the idea being beautifully carried out
IN carnations and green leaves The
guests were Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs.
T.. A. Wall, MIS-. j. j, Daily, Mrs w r..
King. Mrs Dr. Keogh Mrs, j. X. Pierce,
Mrs. Henry Newell.
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that OF Miss Florence Pratt and Mr..
Earl LeaveI the marriage being sol
emnlzed IN the Temple during the day,
and q pretty reception being held IN
their honor In the evening at the home
Of MT and Mrs Frank Newton. The
rooms We're Handsomely decorated the
parlor in white the diningroom In red,
ana the reception hall IN blue and
white Mrs Leayer and Mrs Fred
Stauner mother and sister OF the
groom, assisting IN receiving, and Miss
Edith llewellen presided az the punch
bowl. the bride was gowned In white
wolfe over talfeta, and carried a clus-
ler bouquet Of brides roses Mr. and
Mrs. Leaver viii be at home to their
friends q Is North Second West street
after July IS.
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The engagement is announced OF Miss
Rosalie Cope 10 the Rev Robert stan
ton Stringfellow Of Montana. The mar
riage viii take place Tuesday. June 80.
az the home OF Mrs. A. n. Mckay. sis
ter of Miee Come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

Mrs Frank McGurrin gave a pretty
childrsn's party on Wednesday
one 81 the delightful events ~ the
week was the tea given yesterday 10y
Mrs. Priscilla jennings
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The engagement OF Miss Annie CHASE
and Fred Ward is announced, the wed.
ding to take place the last day Of
June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

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