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William and Mary to Open.
Especial tn the DoiIv prnss

lSDeclaI 10 the Daily Press.}
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Sept. "a
William and Mary college opened
Thursday morning for the two hun.
dred and thirteenth session under fa.
vorable conditions. 1t is thought the
attendance will reach 800.
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LADIES-BE UP TO DATE AND PA
tronize the only up-to-date Hair
Dressing. Shampooing and Massag-
Ing iarlor, where none but best
artists are employed. Don't forget
tho place. NICHOLAS Hair Dress.
Ing Parlor, 200 Twenty-seevnth ST.,
Silsby Building.
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Yesterdays Games.

DETROIT. MICH. Sept. 2i.-Wlth
two ont and the bases filled I'm the sew
cnth, Mcintyre cmptied them with u
thrce-base hit. The game was a bit.
tcrly fought affair to this point.
Score: r. II. Il.
Detroit .......0OO10OGO*-7l 10 9
New York ....O0OOO2OO2 81 o /
Batteries: Donovan and Payne:
Chesbro, Hughes and Kleinow. Time,
200. Umpire. Hurst.
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Blow Killed LuuiIist

BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept. 25.-Follow.
ing prize fight held here Saturday
night, Richard Munson, one of the
contestants, died today. Walter Rob.
lhson, colored, Munsons opponent.
vas arrested.
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WANTED.
WANTED-WHlTE BOY. FOR MESS
boy. Apply at once. JuDKINS'
GROCERY STORE. 9.25.Ct

WANTED-FIRST CLASS STEAM
litter; will pay good wages and give
steady employment. Apply to b. ID.
FlNEGAN, Bramwell, w. Va. 1t
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AXE Notice.

l shall on Thursday, September e..
1906, at 10 o'clock a. M, apply to the
Judge of Corporation Court of the
City of Newport News, Va, for liquor
license at the house on Twenty-fifth
street bridge, lately occupied by me
as an oyster house.
9-21-6t ]. 3. TUTHIIJ,
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAN
to manage farm near Newport News.
reference required. BENSON,
PHILLIPS & CO., p. o. Box s, New
port News, Va. g-23.6t
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Brooklyn, e.1; st. Louis, ST..

BROOKLYN, N. Y. Sept 24.-The
st. Louis Nationals played their last
game of the season with Brooklyn to-
day. The locals won the first. which
lasted II innings. 6 to d. The second
game was called on account of dark
ness at the end of the seventh inning.
FIRST Game-Score: r. II. Il.
ST. Louis ..002 O0OOOO-5 II .
Brooklyn .2010lOO1OOi-G II 3
Batteries: Beebe ana Noonan: Nc.
lntyre and Ritter Time, 2:20. UNI
pres, tombstone and Emslie.
Second Gume--Score: R.H.E
st, Louis 10000 O10-1 3 o
Brooklyn ........1 0000-1 o o
Batteries: McGlynn and Marshall;
Scanlon and Bergan. Time, l:20. UNI
pires, tombstone and Emslie.
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Chicago, Clio; New York, e.5.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The now
National League pennant winners de.
feated the New Yorks in both games
of todny's doubleheader. The second
game was called at the end of the
eighth inning.
First Game-Score: RI I
New York $50 000O-2 ~ O
chicago ......02 0300O01--G 6
Batteries: Wiltse and Bresnahan;
Brown, Dundgrcn ANA Moran. Time
second Game-Score: r. H. t.
chicago .......202 4OO DO is 4
New York 1920 O001-5 s 6
Batteries: Reulbach and Moran;
Matthewson and Bresnahan. Time.
1872 Umpires. Carpenter and KLEIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CANARY BIRDS-FINE SINGING
HartZ Mountain: just arrived from
Germany. Chinese and Japanese
Goldfish, globes, cages and fresh
seed of all kinds. natural fish food,
etc. G. ALBERT LEM, 25O2 JEFF
ferson avenue, next to jefferson
bank. 9-1S-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FOR IRON FENCE = HENDRICKS.
Goodman Hdw. Co., 24O5 Joff. Ave. If
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MONEY. TO LOAN.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS.
Ter; office c. & o. Station. f homes:
Bell Nos. 401. and 1856. Citz., NJ. -.
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UNDERTAKES.

w. b. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. e34 23S Twenty fifth
street. Phones. ST.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
front room, OH third floor. southern
exposure. heated. 1877 Thirty-frst
street. 9.23-tf
FOR RENT-TWO CONNECTING
furnished front rooms. Apply 12i
Thirty-first street. 9.23-3t
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For RENT

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board. No. 21l Thirtieth street
9-25-Gt*
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
FOREIGNERS NOT IN
PERIL IN PERSIA:

PARIS, Aug. 31.-In the course of an
interview in the Patrie today the Per-
sian Minister was quoted as saying
that he had just received dispatches
from Teheran announcing that the
Shah is enjoying perfect health; that
order prevails everywhere; that the
security of foreigners in Persia is alb
solutly assured, and that the relations
OF Persia with the powers are excel
lent
The Minister stated further that
nothing was known of the alleged Pan
Islamic intrigues; that the people of
Persia were only desirous of the liberal
reforms which had been accorded them
that only slight difficulties were being
encountered in the organization of the
new constitution. and these. 1t was ex-
pected, would so9n be overcome.
LONDON, Sept 1.-The Daily Mails
correspondent at Teheran asserts that
the bulk OF the population is offering
united resistance to all attempts at re-
form on the part of enlightened lead
ers OF the Government
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01

Msror Schmitz makes another enrt 10 bring
about an adjustment OF the differences between
the striking carmen and tie United Railroads.
The men win meet this moraing 10 decide
vhether they viii accept calhonn's proposition
70 srbitrst provided they return 70 wors.
Pages | and
CITY.
rector for Gould's Western Hnes- Page !
Southern Pacific cannot reach klamath Falls
IN time TO claim 500. 900 bonus. Page "a
Burlington railroad will make freight clerks
pay for errors made In a1oting rates. Page S
Relief Corpora tion approves September budgets
asgregating $l62 ,s53.oS. Contracts Let for build
ings Pege 9
perinteudent Of permanent relief camps Page
Rat berts JAnitor IN midnight battle in
school house Page "a
Figures show that the German Insurance Com
pany Of Freeport is sOle to pay. Page Il
Fire Commissioners appoint II. H.. Gorter
battalion chief and name thirty iieuten-
ants. Page Il
LABOR.
Lonersan wins tight TO represent Bakery
Wagon Drivers in Labor Council Page 3
SUBURBAN.
City Council Of Oakland sits board OF equal
izstion and hears report o. expert. Pa 4
Seven couples have their difficulties adjusted
in Alsmeda County divorce court. Page 4
Son OF Or. Jordan 10 lead freshmen at Stan
ford in rush. Page }
Clarence F. Laumeister elected president of
student body a stanford University. Page 4
SPORTS.
Keene's entry to be favorite in the big Futrr-
ity race tomorrow. Page 3
POLITICS
Candidates are preparing to leave the city for
santa Cruz rononov- Page 5
MARINE.
----s- f1szssfsss.s 4sl'
may be lost Pages l and 8
Tie steamer Empire expedition TO Central
America is before Federal Grand Jury. Page Il
Alexander Center retires from the service of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. psse y
COAST.
Two California cities seek the next National
Irrigation Congress. Page
Victoria adrices are 10 the effect that Japan
is still excited over killing of poachers Page
Forestry ageats Investigating H. Il. Yards
land acquisitions in Butte and Plumas. Page
DOMESTIC.
Trial Of Harry Thaw. Whites slayer. delayed
until middle of November Page
Edward Rosewater. editor Of Omaha Bee. dies
suddenly. Page 6
Bryan is enthusiastically received by the Dem
ocratic hosts Of New England Page
New York trade reviews predict continued
prosperity throughout United States Page 8
FOREIGN.
Increasing anti-foreign feeling in China causes
anxiety among Americans. Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01

They have been true friends to me. and
l hesitate to leave them. But 1 feel
that had best take what opportunity
gives me. although I hope to be back
here with you again"
Fifty railroad oficials were gathered
around the banquet table to bid sproule
good-by. George H. Richardson, SUI
perintendent OF transportation. was the
POSTMASTER. Sprouie was seated on his
right and william F. Herrin on his left
Many OF the railroad men spoke dur
ing the evening. praising sproule for
the qualities which have made him sue
cessful and at the same time loved by
his fellow workers -
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
stnckpole La Sentenced.

LOS ANGELES. Aug. so.-Ernest G.
Stackpole. convicted of the murder of
Joel Scheck in this city on the night of
June IA last. was sentenced today to
life Imprisonment by Judge James in
accordance with the recommendation OF
the jury. Stackpole killed Scheck in
the latter's bedroom at midnight. Mrs.
Scheck, who maintained intimate rela-
tons with stackpole. confessed the
murder and admitted being an accom-
plice.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Strikers Will Meet This Morning
to Discuss the Proposition.
Summary Of the United Railroads Carmen Strike

Mayor schmitz renews his efforts to bring an end
to the strike of the carmen and succeeds in inducing
President Calhoun of the United Railroads to
cede point.
direct proposition arbtrate differences, both
as to WAGES and hours, is made by Calhoun to the
striking carmen, but he insists that they must first
return to work
3. President Cornelius, after conference with the
Mayor, issues call for meeting of the Garments
Union ii the Central Theater at o'clock this
morning to consider Cahouns offer
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Viii Organize the Freight
and Passenger Bureaus Of
Western Pacific Railway
MELTER POSITION
ONLY TEMPORARY
San Franciscan VIII Later
Direct the Vast Railroad
System West Of Chicago

William Srjroule is slated to become
general freight and passenger traffic
Director Of the Gould lines west OF Chi
cago This is the report received at
the local railroad Offices yesterday. He
has been selected By the GouIds to or
e5aI-ze the freight and passenger de-
nartuApts OF the newly born Western
Pacinc. fSfs lonices viii probably be in
sar FrancisIso until Gould's Western
s~afrs are PIT in working shape.
sprouie le4t the service of the South
srn Pacinc est night He VIII begin
Sis duties I traHc director Of the
snelser trusE or october l. He will
-est un.l thl.t dc His work for the
eareealseia3 viii serve only 10 hold
lin near thl eoi.ds until the freight
ana passene b72irs OF the Western
Paciac are aesfs be Launched. AS
:. 70 o - ez1s11-
Paci6c ne4rse5 y elton he viii step
out Of thel trust and into the
rasl-osa har'sss again. but this time
for Gouia snk not Hartman. HIS sal
ary VIII be $4,000 a year
HARREMAN STRING BROKEN.
When Sprrule announced two weeks
ago that he would leave the Southern
Paciac on September TO go with the
Guggenheim4 1t was stated at the same
time that r -riman still held him by
string andmight bring him back to
ahe Southeru Pacific at any time. Since
then II has developed that Harriman's
string on Sproule was broken directly
after the FIRE. when Gould. through the
Grggenheims. who were in San Fran
cisco at the time, secured the name Of
the Southern Pacific freight agent to
4 contract. with the understanding that
he would manage the traffic affairs Of
the Gould lines when called upon
Sproule has broken entirely with Har-
riman in a business way by this move.
The Gould interests in the smelter
trust are ve9y heavy The trust was
given the contract for the rails for the
western Pacihc- In turn II has located
its sraelters 5bn the lines Of the Goulds
and has given over its immense freight
traffic whererer possih'f The Western
Pacihc lines will connect with the new
cugsenheinn snelter near South San
Fra ncfsco
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01

L
HAVE uerior motive personal political Aside from my
Al desire for the favorable consideration my only interest
and the avoidance Of bitter and prolonged industrial conflict
for Mr. Calhoun and asked him aside all feeling Of resent
@ He made the accompanying and proposition
1 appears breathe spirit Of Cancellation certainly affords the DOS
- bity Of meeting ground Mayor Eugene E. Schntz
WE are willing h0noraby to do all power to end this strike
Il but there Of principle involved We will deal only
with employees representatives Of employees and with
"A who not emp 10y who do represent
III employ On this point the company and will yield If the
will promptly go back work wiling and offer to
submit their requests shorter hours and higher wages committee
~ Of abahon and will agree be bound by the decision Of this
committee We will agree that any decision reached shall take
- effect Of the date the wokPotck Calhoun
officers Of this Che camen organization feel that it due you
calhoun and due the membership that the situation presented by
your latest letter should be considered by the whole Ac
congy those officers have called meeting Of all the members Of
III DIVISION meeting be held Central Iheater at o'clock
Saturday morning. the earliest practicable which
@ will be laid before the meeting and will take pleasure in
n communicating you the further will of membeshrRchord
- Cornelius
viii Arbitrate Sctmaz Reneus Efforts
lands Of Men. to Settle the Strike.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01

The advance guard of strike breakers from the East
arrived early yesterday morning and was escorted
by armed guards to the United Railroads car barns
at Turk and Fillmore streets
One of the gun fighters on guard in the stockade
at Turk and Fillmore streets the inquisi-
tiveness of boys and fires shot that barely misses
bystander.
1t is hardly likely, judging from the utterances of
President Cornelius and Secretary Bolwing, that the
carmen will vote favorably the proposition to
return to work without concessions.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
GUEST OF FAREWELL BANQUET.
Southern Pacific OniciaIs Gather to Say
Go8d-By 10 Sproule.H

Godspeed you eastward and may
fortune ever follow you, William
sprouie." was the thought Of every
brother official of the Southern Pacihc
gathered around the banquet table at
the Pacifc-Bnion Club last night to
bid their retiring freight trafnc man
ager good-by
4 am sorry to leave San Francisco
replied Sprouie, when they called upon
him for a speech I have been In the
service Of the Southern Pacific for
twenty-five years and hate TO think
of parting with my old afiliations. I
do not know half as many people in
New York, where VIII have my Of
nce, as / see about this table I have
made my friends here In this city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
CARafEN,s sTRIkE.

about an adjustment OF the differences between
the striking carmen and tie rnlted Railroads
The men win meet this moraing 70 decide
vheshsr they viii accept calhonn's proposition
70 srbitrst provided they return 10 wors.
Pages | and 2
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01

Continued on Page 8, Column 5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
sPRoULE's RAPID RISE.

The Gould lines. over which Sproule
will direct the freight and passenger
traffic business. are the Western Pa
cihc. Rio Grsnde and western, Denver
and Rio Grahde and the Missouri Pa
cihc. Gould also controls the wabash
system running east from Chicago and
has an interest in the Chicago. Rock
lslanGr and Pacific.
Gculd's system, when completed, will
begin at Baltimore. run through to
Chicago. Kansas City. Denver, Salt
Lake City ard San Francisco. He has
his two terminals. Baltimore and San
Francisco. already located. and he has
four-hfths or his interior connecting
lines either built or under way. He
plans TO have the shortest line from
San Francisco to the Eastern seaboard.
The rise of William sproule in rail-
road circles has been marveiously
rapid He began life in San Francisco
twenty-four years ago as a clerk in a
store at ts5 a month. Later he ac-
cepted a small position with the South
ern Pacific. He has been in both the
freight and passenger departments Of
the Hartman service.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Carmen Vote This Morning Proposition TO Return to Work
Calhoun Is Wiling TO Arbarate Men Will End the Strike
INDEX OF TIE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS.
NEWS TO-DAY.
wEATHER coNprTIoNs.
NEWS TO-DAY.

YESTERDAT-clesrs west wind; maxinanu
temperature. GO: miniasun Temperature. So
FORECAST FOR TeDAY-Fair fresh vest
wind. Page i
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
CAPTAIN NOTED FOR SKILL.

News of Peabody's Misfortune with
sheridan Received with IncreduIity.
The news of the disaster to the army
transport Sheridan was received here
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Calhoun viii Arbitrate
All Demands Of Men.

President Calhoun the United Railroads has defined
offering
be paid
bind himself
oyT1~1r,o .,~ r,.c---, r,oT u,xs avn
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Schn1itz Rene,os Efforts
to Settle the Strike.

Mayor Shmtz yesterday end the street.
strike He held conferences
achieved as result OF his activity admission
willing abrate both the question Of and
This beyond
Of discussion The solution problem rests with
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs +. J. Sprague, who
have been guests of DR. McCaulley and
and family for the past two months,
returned to their home at Nahcotta Il
few days since.
]. L. Roach will leave in the n 'ar
future for his old home in Clarksbure,
Va. 1t has been ten years since he
left his eastern home and he expects to
see great changes.
Manners Bros, purchased few days
since from j. G. Walters a 30-foot lot
on Pine street, near corner Of Fifth, on
which they will at once erect a busi-
ness house to be used by themselves.
In a recent letter from Rev. John
Hanks, who is now at Washington, Iowa
he informs us that he expects to put in
an appearance in IIilenshnrg early in
March: that his family will likely ac
company him.
Articles for the appearance on March
10Th of the Dixie Jubilee Singers, un-
der the auspices of the VI ,darn Booth
erhood of Am erica were signed today
by VIM. lrle. representing the Carl +.
| Williams company.
f. S. Aurand has Just finished a
barn for himself on his four acre tract
in Purdn's addition. 1t is Ii 81 and
! he is living in it now. H. intends
! building a nice residence on this tract
I as soon as spring opens up.
Tho Western Farm Journal, our new
/ monthly, is proving to be quite a fla
vorite with a host of people and names
! are being enrolled at rapid rate.
| The price is Poe per year or both If or
papers one year for s 80 cash
Will Pratt err, Chester MaXey and
! Arthur Childs were selced as the
orators to contest ia the Yakima ora
torcal contest, Feb. oh. The local
Judges in the home contest were j. B.
Davidson, G. II. Hovey and O. O. Felix
ner.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25
B. F. Hicks To Bore for Oil
Contracts are Being Signed up to Assist Him
in the Undertaking and the Work is to Be
Pushed in Dead Earnest Every Indication
of On-Hicks Puts in $4,000

b. f. Hicks believes there is strong
indications of oil on his place south
west of town three miles and he is So
sanguine of finding oil that he proposes
to spend $500 on the project. He had
Il California oil expert to make an
vestgaton of the surface conditions
and he said the indications were very
rood indeed. Contract are being sign
ed up to enable Mr.. Hicks to go into
mother earth IA thousand feet or more
in search of oil, if necessar y, but 1t Is
presumed that oil will be found before
half that distance is reached.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25
DR.. S. D. McCauley Dead.
Pacific Coast Pioneer Sixty EIGHT Years a
Mason and Physican--Died at the
Home of his Son Sunday Afternoon.

Dr. $. ID. McCauley, IA well-known
physician and father of our fellow
townsman, Dr.. j. G. Mct auley, died
Sunday after noon in this city.
Dr. McCauley was an old resident of
Portland, and lived on the Fast Side,
where he practiced his profession. He
leaves daughter, Mrs. }. Il. \. Sell
wood, of Portland, and son, DR.. J G..
McCauley, practitioner, of this city,
The body was shipped to Portland
Monday and was buried Tuesday, under
the auspices of Washington Lodge, A
+. & A. NJ. of which order he was a
member for IS years,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25

ELLENSBURG, WAS l., Jun. II, '0j

f.LLENSBURG, WAS l., j N. II. o.
The personal property and real estate
assessment and tax rolls for the year
1893 has been turned over to the under
signed and becomes due and payable as
follows
Personal property taxes are due
February 9TH 1906, and must be paid on
or before March 10Th, 1906.
The real estate taxes are due Feb
ruary 9TH 1906 and must be paid ON or
before May 3lst 1896 to avoid delin-
quencr.
Provided if real estate taxes are paid
in full on or before March 10Th 1906. IL
three per cent reba'e will be allowed
Provided, further, if one-half of said
real estate taxes be paid on or before
May 3lst 1906, the last half will not
draw interest If paid on or before Nov.
3Oth 1906.
II, however, said last half be not So
paid, interest Will attach from June lst
1906.
Delinquent taxes draw interest at l.
PEI cent per annum.
w. b. PRICE,
Treasurer Kttilas County, Wash
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25
Lost in the Wreck.

Mrs Ernest Badertcher and son of
Tacoma were lost in the Valencia
wreck, near Vancouver, b. c. Mrs.
Badertcher was well known in this
city. Before her marriage to Mr..
Badertcher she was a normal student
from Buckley, where her mother, Mrs
Conway, now lives. Our deepest
sympathies go out to Mr.. Badertcher
in MS affection.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25
Stray Cattle.

canyon: black yearllpg steer. red
yearIng heifer, | black ycariing hrifer
with white hind legs. all branded | II
on right side Of back. marked with un-
derbt in ri5ht and over blt In left ear.
At Il. j. SHELTON.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25

Ladies' VINO are interested in health
and beauty culture, call at Gil Pine,
corner 1th. ! 1t
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25
DIR. lnpalls Com ne.

DR.. Ingall, the Eye Sight Specialist,
will be in tllensburg on or about the
/ 18th of February for ten days. He
gives vision when all others fail. Don't
forget The date. 4tf
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25
For Sale $1,000

House and lot on East Sixth street, adj
Joining j. G. L!oyd's. Apply to IL.
Parrish. If
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25

Thirty acres one mile north Of town =,
suitable for beet culture. Inquire Of
Jas. ). Dixon. AT
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-25
To Exchange.

Will exchange one thOron9 hbred
Buff Rock rooster for Il thoroughbred
Barred Rock rooster.
4Jf L. j. SHELTON,
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