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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
MILAN.

Milan. Sept 30-Arthur Tindali
made snort business trip TO St Paul
this week.
calling on friends in Milan Thursday.
Marian Medill is visiting a few days
in Moline with her sister.
Or. Cullen moved his goods TO Milan
Tuesday from Viola
Mss Bessie O'Neal. the postmistress,
IS taking her vacation this week
G. b. Wienger arrived here Sunday
from the west. He expects To move his
goods TO Washington, where he expects
To make his future home.
Miss Maud Zeitschel and Miss Lizzie
Beck left Tuesday afternoon for a
two weeks visit at Mitchell. S. ID.
4. ID. Mclaughlin made a short visit
in Gcneseo the last of the week.
Mrs. F. p Nelson left last Tuesday
for a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Eb Crouch and daughter Nina.
Of Sears. were Milan callers Saturday.
William Gilmore. of Iowa. surprised
his brother, John Gilmore, last Sunday.
and made a short visit among friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mccoy. of Ken
tucky. who have been visiting at Mr..
McCoy's sisters. Mrs. John Miller. de-
parted this week for their home.
Rev. A f Ioder returned home Mon
day from Peoria. where he attended
the annual conference. Mr.. Ioder's
many friends will be glad 10 know he
is To stay in Milan another year.
The members and congregations OF
tho Milan Presbyterian and Pleasant
Ridge churches were delightfully."- en-
tcrtained Thursday evening at recep-
tiOn held in honor of DIR. Cullen and
family. the new pastor of these
churches. 4 splendid program was
rendered. after which light refresh
mtntS were served.
Mrs. NJ. c. MOrehead was called to
Milan Wednesday by the serious i'll
ness of her father. DIR. II. J. Huyett
Rev and Mrs. Humphreys. of Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

last week
number from here went with the
ball team TO Bishop Hill last Friday
and ,Sgaw them win i'll very close
game. To Z being the score.
j. II. McGovern is in Chicago this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Corwn Kettering of
Cambridge spent Sunday with Elmer
Kettering.
Misses Nellie Englin and Ella O'Lea-
ry were Rock Island visitors Sunday.
Miss Katie Colbert returned home
Friday evening from Geneseo. where
she has been for some time.
Mrs Stafford of Geneseo has been
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Joe Stafford
Gustaf Brodine, who is now working
in Rock Island was in town Sunday.
Ed Wilson was "A Cambridge visitor
last Friday.
MIR and Mrs. George Bland of Alpha
have moved their household goods
here and will live on a farm east of
town.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
ORION.

Orion. Sept. 2S.-Mrs. ID. c. Kelener
and son, Percy, were Moline visitors
a few days last week.
+. Z. Peterson has gone to Milan for
a two weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Blodgett were
tri-city visitors last Wednesday.
John Bell of Moline was here Friday
on business.
Miss Grace Hitler was an over Sun
day visitor in Cambridge
A. r. Burke was in AledO one day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
urday evening.

urday evening.
The Nerves Bros, from near Illinois
City. are threshing clover for William
Pietch and Frank Vanatta this week
Mr.. and Mrs. AXel Anderson. of Nc
fine, visited over Sunday with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gust An
dersOn.
Mrs. Isaac Foster and daughter. Eth
FL, Miss Belle Reynolds and DR.. p. &.
Ohaver were Muscatine callers Satur
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson have
returned home from a visit in western
states.
Charles Wayne of Reynolds spent
Sunday with relatives here
VIII Frost was in Chicago a few
days this week.
Sanford Lawson was a Rock Island
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Matt and children of Mo-
line are visiting at Vance Richardson's
Misses Amanda and Josie Asplund
of Oneida have been visiting with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. j. II. Mcconnell of Moline Is
visiting with relatives here.
Dan OLeary has returned home.
having finished his season with the
ball team of Wichita. Kans.
Miss Dora Tomlinson is visiting in
Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
FOSTER.

Foster. Sept PA number from
this vicinity attended the Aledo fair
last week
DIR. p. c. Ohayer spent Sunday at
the ID. A Kleist home.
T. Watson and wife and Rev. ]. r.
Spiller attended the Sunday school
convention at Andalusia at which Rev
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
DR.. Nichols
The Master Specialist Physician
CURES PILES TO STAY CURED.


There nothing that
time attack of piles
remove permanently the much
do this without hindrance business
disease FIsTUIA PoYPsI LIBERATION
STOMACH
Complaints often the
eonp When you have tried in all of those thousand
for dyspepsia
well If will but follow
time To those who will do this there such thing
This business and know what
/
CAN CURE you.
when Other
has failed the
KIDNEY Complaints
without
cal examination shows the exact condition and
$
WOMEN without operation No
ter Others have failed can cure YOU and do
method explain
Hundreds
RHEUMATISM
had been others Call
BLEMisHEs Tumors
removed without soaring, 10 return
MEN old who have their youthful
methods Give the chance and viii
medically If
tell methods of bringing back the
nerve force and powers Remember cure Nervous Debility
Can together free of charge. will tell
I A visit
receive full of
viii
Ask blank Letters and Office calls confden
taL No until ordered
you come town al and seeD r:choIs
Free, Searching Scientific Examination
1910 I-2 Second avenue. Rock Island. Ill.
over +. Champion ~ Company.
Hours. mt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
SHE r RARD.

Sherrard. Sept. 2S.-Albert Vail
gren and bride of Chicago visited his
mother. Mrs. Wahlgren of Cable last
week. returning home Wednesday.
Miss Hulda Nelson. who is receiving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

It's folly to suffer from that horrible
plague of the night. itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures. quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, so
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
In the Suburbs

Island attended the reception given
10 DR. Cullen Thursday evening
DR.. and Mrs. NJ Criswell, of Joy.
arrived in Milan Thursday.
Dale Smith has been sick for a DAY
or two
The appearance of the town has
been greatly improved by the new con
crete crossings which are being put in.
At present there are to be but three.
but il is hoped they will prove so salts
factory that all the crossings will be
made of this material in future.
DR. H. J. Huyett. of Rock Island. was
in Milan Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Lafferty and
daughter. Mss Helen. were called TO
Cambridge Friday 10 attend the flu
neral of Mr.. Lafferty's niece. Miss Mat
tie y. Chelberg.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Caldwell AMI
children returned this week from &c
dar Rapids. where they have been
visiting.
4 HAMLET.
Hamret. Sept. 30.-Hiram Cooper
and daughters. Misses Minnie and Lulu,
visited relatives in Aledo "Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Candor visited a few
days the first of the week with relatives
about Hamlet.
o. y. Phillips received number of
premiums on his hogs at the Mercer
county fair last week. He took his
hogs To- the state fair Monday. Prem
tice Halstead and John Marley are
taking care of them.
Lester Cain and family moved tn
their newly purchased home in Ham
let Wednesday,
Lester Cooper and family visited
Herbert Marston and family. of Mar
ston. Sunday
The statesman., 1905-01-13

like, something that is noble, that
follows in its trim IS the necessary
results OF benevolent and protective
institution. As the order grows nu-
merically it should grow in favor.
Nothing can be stronger than it,
weakest point. Though growing
strong in NUMBERS, conformity of
growth is oar special desire.
The world at large Is looking upon
the Elks and the question is aske /
what is the order and is answering By
people who don't know. Some say the
are sort of COOL fellows. Well, that
part is alright too, but there is some
thing yet Nov, | dare sly our orga =
ization is not religious one and doe
not prepare so lls for heaven, but !
will say We do furnish them The urcce
sary means to get there. don't mean
to say our order is the highway to
heaven, but | will say it is 0 he III
sign post at the heavenly sross roads
which to the wayfairinS EIks reads:
turn to the right and keep straight on.
| have never yet seen the Elk whose
breast did not swell with pride on bs
ing asked the question; "Do you be
lieve in the existence Of supreme Be
ing aud he never fails to answer yes
The statesman., 1905-01-13
THE ORDER OF ELKS.
WOmtn'S department to be begun SOOn

Office of Exalted Ruler and Travel
ing Deputy of Rice Lodge, No. 80, I.
B. P. o. E. of W., Denver, Colo.
To Whom 1t May Concern. Greet
ing:
In the order l represent, recognized
es The Elks. new lodges are spring
ing into existence in almost every city
of Importance in the country. From
the points of the compass, tidings
come to show that our watch words
are uttered aud our principles prac-
ticed everywhere; that good fellow
ship an brotherly loSe prevail; there
are good deeds aud the sounds of
praise, and the beating of grateful
hearts make one unbroken melody.
As We grow older the greater becomts
the strain Where the Lodge Of Elks
exist there is something that is god
The statesman., 1905-01-13

the exhibition to the world of the
beauties and virtues of the order of
Elks. But they should also be made
the means OF incieing in the hearts of
the wives, sisters and daughters OF
members a keener appreciation of The
protection and benefits which fra.
ternal host, such as ours affords to
each one.
| can say without fear OF contra
diction that no order, no society, no
organization of ancient or modern
times has so fully Or nationally recog
nizCd the social element in man as
has the Improved Benevolent Pro
tective Order of Elks. Nor is there
an organization in existence or re-
corded in the past that has evoked
so cordially the co operation of wo-
men in all its social relations. We
have merited their endorsement and
have received their support and sym
pathy with our broad Humanitarian
platform of fraternalism, of help TO
all and malice to none.
Woman the GROWING gr ce of ere.
alton has not been forgotten; indeed
so far from being forgotten cur most
earnect efforts have been directed
towards making the compile eness an
adaptability of her position of the so.
cial schemes as perfect and enjoya.
bic as possible Our success in this
line has been most gratifying and we
have the pleasure of knowing that
our efforts have been appreciated and
are not only attended with benificens
results, but that they have produced
a reciprocity Of feeling on the part OF
every member Of the gentler sex who
has bseu brought in contact with the
The statesman., 1905-01-13

practical workings Of Elkdom, and I
am glad to say we are now prepared
to connect Ladies Department to
our Lodge at price within the reach
Of every lady who desires to connect
herself with this nobls order. | earn.
estly ask all ladies that are interested
in the same write me for information.
Yours respectfully,
w. A. RICE.
Box 73l
The statesman., 1905-01-13
Employment Of Russians.

Less than 100000 Of Russia's 1871.
100000 inhabitants are employed in
manufactures and the greater part OF
their work is on government orders.
The statesman., 1905-01-13

Christian Endeavorers in India.
1t is claimed that the Christian En-.
deayor movement has been of more
value TO young Christian life In India
than It has in America.
The statesman., 1905-01-13
Box 73l
Drink Fills AsXlnm.

The ragages Of drink in Edinburgh
have, 1t appears, reached the worst
proportion ever known in the expe
rience Of the Edinburgh Lunatic Asy.
lum.
The statesman., 1905-01-13

The Elks may go long way around,
getting to heaven, but the further he
goes the further he gets away from
hell. We are loyal to our church, 10y
al to our county, loyal to our God.
On our alter in full view of every
member who attends our weekly meet
ings sees very beautiful bible and
beneath its sacred volume is spread
the flag of our country and had | the
tongue of some men or of angles
would take from the pages of that
book word of warning and with a
thrill Of solemnity, proclaim it to all
who reads these few words. But
knowing mY inability to properly
handle the subject as it ought to be
| realize | could not impress you as
desire so will continue by defending
the principles of Elkdom and at the
same time weep with those who weep
Nov with few exceptions admira-
bly, is the great work going on and
proud am | to be able to commend it.
The order is youag to us, but step by
step we feel our way and move slowly
bat with assured tread. The features
most pertinent to the vitality of the
order which were considered al the
last grand meeting of the Grand LODI
ge held in Atlantic City, n, J. are so
essential to our yiyor that at the risk
Of appearing somewhat trite the
Grand Exalted desires me to advert
to a few OF them. None of these per-
haps is of greater Importance than
the subject Of social sessions. In
would be almost impossible to con
ceive Of fully developed lodge OF
Elks in the social season with this an
unknown feature. While not the lod.
ge it.elf, it is an adjunct SO vivifying
that in nearly every casa the standing
of !bs lodge may be judged most ac.
curately from the character OF its So
cial sessions.
The ladies' giy3 to the Lodge the
qualities OF power, enthusiasts and
perpetuity. By them the community
is enable become mJrs familiar
with our cardinal principles ami 10
gauge the measures Of good we ac
complisE and the aenuineness aud
potency Of the fraternali5m which we
proclaim. The social session can be-
made the more eleyating ard that is
what it should always he. All yul
garity, all that is jarring to the mos;
finely developed feelings and true
should be vigil4ntIy exclud
ed as one would shut out the germs
Of a pestilence or aught else that is
often i've. These occasions should be
made the vehicle, not only ( r aug
mentating interest in the Lodge;
for the cementing Of Brotherhood and
The statesman., 1905-01-13

African Railway Locomotives
Railways in South Africa use lScc-
motives similar In type to those czsd
IN this country.
The statesman., 1905-01-13

First Central Lighting Station.
The first central station for incan
descent lighting was built by the Ed
son company on Holborn viaduct Lon.
don, In 1882
The statesman., 1905-01-13

Typhoid From sheilhsh.
Shell6sh we're responsible for y,as
cases Of typhoid fever in London has,
wear
The sun., 1905-08-28
The Realty Auction Market.

There was q noticeable falling of In busi-
ness In the Vesey street exchange last week.
fewer properties being disposed OF than
during any other week this month. OF The
ax parceh that made up the scheduls three
were sold. The most valuable WAS twelve
story loft building at 20 Fourth street. which
was knocked down for 100000. At the
Bronx exchange on. Monday George W.
Esrd na oordScted voluntsry :tIs d o. vacant
ss Msss9; 81 nay The ISts Sh sss
Stevenson and Herman Nbrscht It Al aver
building sites a Edsemsre, L. l., Sy b. &.
Simon Of /. J. Philiips 4 Co., on Saturday
xes attended By moro than three hundred
people. The bidding was lively, and Within
IL ssss asst tSsrs w ri four so oens
borough Joseph p Day will start the week
At the Vesey street rooms on Monday By Offer
h,!|, hnR the four story end basement brownctons
building at No. 10 East Forty-soyenth etFest,
row occupied by the Nathan Hale School,
On the same day he will soil the northwest
tSHS1nsr tH T Of south street and james silp, Ns ana
Ss SSoms5 Of south and Rooseyelt, On ThYrs-
u foreclosure proceedings No. 90 West Sixty.
hinth street, a four story and basement
6er9wnstone front dwelling. 40 feet east OF
1n Labor Day Xpctloneer Harry E. colws4
NV put Yp at public AUCTION for the Sound
building lots at New Rochelle. The lots
aaloln the Boston post road and one the sta
"oh OF the subway extension.
The sun., 1905-08-28
REFEREEs' SALES.

NEw YUsn ySak sSSREMs sgoRRppRs4oS GSyRT SSB
COMPANY. NPANY hsintin E4s sEMas,A; q AyoMSHuAT M RNuTLER PVT Il
KULLRN. LION 4. LfEBESKiND and HENlE
LlEBESKIND his wife. Defendants ACTION
In pursusnos Of judgment Of foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered In the above entitled
action, bearing date the 2ist day OF August 1905
the undersigned. the Referee Ia said judgment
'G R:s G:. M nS Se. y md . ys:sS street
the lsth day Of september 1905, at u O'Clock noon
on that day. by Joseph 2. DAY: Aucsioneef S we
prsmises directed by said Judgment 70 Be soid and
With She building. and impro yeinents thereof
situate, lying and being 10 the Borough OF Man.
bouudsd ma described :. iolov.. 1EGINyNINd q,
distant one hundred and ninety feet eleven inches
eastcry from the corner formed by the lntsrseotion
ofthe eastery side of the boulevard with ths nortn-
cry side Of leIs, street and running thence bor1a
v.fd. and part Of the wsy through . party wan
ninety nine feet eleven inches. thenoe eastory
and parallel with Ielst Street. eighteen feet snd
eleven inches thence southeriy ana parallel WIN
the eastery side OF the nonleyard ana PAT OF tns
.isysn inohsa % he norsSer,y sas q is,ss Street
and thence westerly and along the northerly sidc
Of ioist Street eighteen feet and eleven inches TO
tho point or place OF beginning. Be the said d.
Dated No" Y0't tEaSEGEt ASESii l' = osss H Referee
az A.,omsS g. s for Plaintiff nj Broadway. Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city. A..
be sold. The street number being So West 'islst
Street:
The sun., 1905-08-28

ssw NEw yoRK yShk e1RpoRaoW HeSWF eSYSz4
cS1HAAs99 sa 1HHAAs9RtP RP T. ttsR st.f;s ~ W.T. =
HULLEN. LEON A. LIE BEsKIND And HEN1E
LiEBESKIND. his wife. Defendants. ACTION No. O.
In pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled
action bearing date the 2ist day Of August. 1906.
|. the undersigned the Referee In said judgment
named will sen at public auction. a. the New YORK
Real Estate Sslesroom, Nos. IL and 10 vceey Street
On The 10th day OF September. 1905 at IL O'Clock
noon on that day, by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer
the premises directed by said judgment to be sold
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land ,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situate, lying and being In the Borough Of AanhAt-
tan, City County and State Of New YORK. bounded
and described as follows. BEGlNNlN0 at . point
m the northerly side OF 1olst Street distant four
westerly corner Of 1slst Street and Amsterdam
Amsterdam Avenue ninety mine feet eleven tbches
10 Inc centre line OF the block running thencs vest
eriy along said centre line. eighteen feet eleven
inches running thence southerly again parallel
with Amsterdam Avenue par.of the way through
= NY wall ninety nine feet eleven inches 70 the
northery Siie Of 1876; street; running thence east
ery sonr the northeriy side Of 6lst Street eighteen
feet eleven Inches 10 the point or place OF beginning
Be the said disnonsions mors or sss
Dated Now f0rt EAaNuRE AsStd is 5. CAIN. Referee
AZ Attorney a | for Pl.lntla. lA Broadway. Borough
of Ganhattsn, New York City
The following is diagram Of the property 70 be
so the street number being 65l West l6lst Stree I.
The sun., 1905-08-28
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The sun., 1905-08-28

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.;
pInn :.aS E.s n bSs Wis., ba bSns
and Margaret Dunn. his wife. Hsry ". siee. J.
Noah Ii. Slice, Matilda Kohier and the Bradley and
Curtsr Company. defendants.
In pursuance OF . judgment OF foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered 10 the above entitled
action, and bearing date the 21rd day OF August
feN ], the unders gned, the refereo In said 1udg
ment named, will sell N public auction, a. the
New York Real Estate SAesreom. Nos. II md 10
Vcscy Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New YORK on the lsth day OF Septemoer. 1906. at
suetIoneer. ths pIsni.e. disscNd sy s.ia a ;udi'
All that certain lot Of land. with the building
and improvements thereon erected. situAte In the
Borough Of Mammalian, In the City Of New York.
and bounded and described S foilows:.Be.
ginning at poiut on the westerly side Of West
Ind Avenue dhtant fifty -nve feet Nolthery from
the Northwesterly corner OF West End Avenue
and Ninety eighth Street. and running thence
Westerly parallel with Ninety eighth street. and
par Of the way through party wall eighty feet:
thence N6rthery. parallel With West End Avenue.
eighteen feet: thence Eastery again parallel with
another party wan eighty feet 70 the w.,teTly
Along the Westerly side OF West End Avenue.
eighteen feet. to the point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York. August 18th; 1895.
WILLIAM J. GIBSON
Attoraey for Plaintiff,
No. 20 Liberty ST.. n. Y. City.
The following IS a diagram Of the property 10
bo sold; tts street No Is 7ss West End Avenue:
soth 81.
The sun., 1905-08-28

ind, August 1e, ls06.-Sealed proposals. in triph-
GATE, endorsed on cover "prop,ssis for 9; o; A. SUP
ceivrd here until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, September e.
io0s for Supplies, required for Manila
p. I. as per schedule. which Will b. furnished @ on
YORK City and San Francisco. Preference given
10 articles Of domestic production or manufacture;
bids or any part thereof, j. II. MARSHALL. Asst
Or M Gene raj and Depot @. n.
The sun., 1905-08-28

= Iblyt 81.
Tho appro xlmate amount Of the lien or charge.
70 lstisfy which the above described property Is
70 be cold, Is Three thousand Five Hundred and
seventy and 7s-i00.hs Cs5.s7o 7S Dollars. with In
terest thereon from the sth day Of August. 1905.
t0gethsr with costs and allowance amounting
TO Two Hundred and nifty Ave and e4-iooths
O2SsoN Dollars. together with the expenses OF the
sssessmene other liens, TO be allowed to the plr
chaser out Of tho Rurchass money: or p.id by me
90 -i0Oths tl7z eO Dollars and interest.
Dated New York. AuSlst l4th. 1895:
EMANUEL 3. CAIN. Referee.
The sun., 1905-08-28

once Of the Department of Parks. Arsenal Build :
ing, Firth Avenue and sixty fourth Street. Borough
Of Manhattan, The City Of New York;
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
BY the Park Board at the above once of the Depart.
ment Of Parks UNITY o,cI9Sk z; n on onaos
BoronRh Of The Bronx.
FOB FTRNtSHlNa1, 3 @ 1, ALI THE LABGR NP eAM ANp
PLETTON OF A TOILET HOUSE IN SOUTHERN
PART OF CRoToNA PARK. IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN J. PALLA9,
President:
HENRY c. scHRADER.
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY,
Commissioners OF Parks.
The sun., 1905-08-28
Coming Au0tlGu 0Alee.
tAt No. II Tesey street,

N yo1kpH p. DAy.
sorY seventh stssst No. 10. south side. 40 feet
%@ o. Filth avenue. 1Oxi6O,S. four story stone
ssssuso, saSs, usswslng; heny AS..s, 81! y T. hassom
r,,!A lanes Slip. No. 70, northwest corner o. South
10: i9 .ns 1ias n, iaSsS Is psst; sSysn ssrsss,
ssst ssnt HsXsa 1It4 6Iea.l, - part. four story brick
s,o,s sna AND store en1 aI stop e1ek loft and
~, as. attorneys; L. Enanger. shsfi6 Shern's
TaURsDAY, AU0. 81.
~ yo0nvH ?. DAT.
q, y ninth street, No. %, south side 10 feet cast
ss,esr sr B.ilsmy ". y. 3. Smish snd Sncthsr b. VI.
g. o. ,udr%sG, Gass ~ q. SsS; sSS;sse :. sss sssss:
'as subject 70 prsoY
The sun., 1905-08-28

osth St.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge,
- satisly which the above described properly
y 70 be sold. y is,oz7-0. with interest thereon
from the oth day OF August, 1905, together with
sesN md allowance amounting 70 sSesSs. together
With the e1peaees OF the saie.
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