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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday was day Of weddings and
though there were only social events
OF pleasant nature, the bridals natur-
any over pre-eminent interest
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Kim.
ball aud Karl A. scheid TOOK
place last night at 81. PauIs
win Bishop Spalding and Dean
Brewster officiating az o'clock
the bridal couple leaving afterward for
trip 10 the coast The church was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated, palms and ferns
pelns everywhere, whilo vases of pink
and white asters were on pulpit. organ
ana every available place. and ne
chancel rail was tWined with pink and
white sweet peas and asparagus ferns
Ferns and palms were Ia the windows
ana the entire church was a floral bow
or A program Of beautiful music was
rendered by Nj. Jack Berkhool during
the service, consisting OF appropriate
bridal music. The bridal party entered
% the strains Of tho Lohengron march.
the ushcrs. Harry sherman. Frank
Poe, VI. j, brlnos ana Leland swanor
coming frst, then the matron OF honor
Mrs. Flora Woodruff, with her cousin.
George Lawrence. then the bride with
her uncle Mr. Henry Lawrence. Ber-
nard Froieoth was best man. The bride
wore "a beautiful costume Of white
broadcloth with Jacket and waist OF
Irish lace, and white hat with large
ostrich plumes, carrying a shower boz
quct Of brides roses and asparagus fern
Mrs Woodruff wore "a gown N white
wolfe with lace trimmings and "a white
hat her boquet being OF pink roses
After their wedding "Trip Mr aud Mrs
Scheid win be at home to thcir friends
for time at Whitehall
Bishop Spaldlnr and Dean Brewster
oflriatod at another pretty AFFAIR last
night at ~ Marks cathedral when
Miss Katherine Thorpe ana Clarence g.
Dresser wore united m marriage. ana
Mr. Jack Bcrkhoel rendered tho bridal
music while Miss Alice sockols and
Miss Nora Thorne were bridesmaids
and Louis Scckcla best man. The bride
was given away hy her father Rex
Thorpe. ana Frank Wight ana Reginald
Thorpe were ushors. The church was
bright with lowers. white astora being
every whore while ohanoel rail ana pull
plt were twinod with fcstoOns OF smllaN
and Virginia crceper. Tho maid OF hon
or aud bridesmaid wore pretty walking
costumes of tan kajah SILK With black
picture hats and carried pink carna-
lions The bride wore a gown Of pale
grey silk with a picture h0i OF roso
color and carried Ia France roses
There was no reception, The bridal
couple leaving immediately for a trip,
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COURT NOTES.

A complaint has been filed against
VIII Brown. charging him with as
gauIt and battery. The complainant
Is Ed Branston, who charges Brown
with having stabbed him Aug. 2.
Judge Lewis entered judgment I'm ia
vor Of Mccormick g. Co. yesterday in
an action brought by them against j..
NJ. SVEN and o. II. Some 90 compel
the payment OF S5S3.13 and costs. the
action growing out OF unpaid promis-
sorry notes.
John j. Dalton charges Mary Dalton,
his wife with desertiOn In an action
for divorce begun in the district court
yesterday The Daltons were married
IN Milford in 1898 and two years ago,
according 20 the complaint Mrs, Dali
ton left her husbands hreside-
An action 90 partition certain real
property owned Jointly by Josephine
Irvine Nrphi Pierce. Amanda Pierce,
Emma j. Combow, John O. Pierce and
Annie Pierce was begun iu me Third
district court yesterday boy the TWO
first named.
Pearl Hansen makes similar COM
UlaIut OF her husband. Joseph hansen.
They wero married in 1904, and for
more than "a year, she says in her CONF
plant her husband has neglected her
and mas refused NN rhN'I'NN t' ...."
asks that her maiden name, Pear How
croft. be restored 90 her.
Albert Iurgoleit has fled complaint
n divorce against bis WIFE Hedwls'
charging that after they came 90 this
country together she lcft him l' re-
furu 10 their native Germany. a seven
vear-old son is ln this country ana "a
four-vear-old daughter is with the
mother iu Germany. They were mar
ried ln 1900,
Alylrus r. Snow was awarded iudg'
menf ION 81 900 and costs against y. NJ
yy..t Yesterday m Judge Lewis court
iu AM action brought by him to recover
ou ia leyy by the sheriff three years
ago. ....,-..
fh. above suit Mr SNOW wa served
WITH papers by "a ahcrins deputy in
AM action brought against him hF me
Rational Bank of zinc Republic This
sgIt Is DO recover 500. and interest
since December.
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FEARS DIVERSION OF PURPOSE,
T. II. Fitzgerald submits Report on
Irrigation Congress.

r. Fitzgerald one Of the repre-
rentativos OF the Commercial club at
The Irrigation congress. has submitted
a report Of the proceedings OF the
congress. Mr.. Fitzgerald in the re-
port expressed the fear that the orig
inaI purpose OF the congress. which
vas organized for the purpose OF fur-
thering the cause OF irrigation. Is be-
Inc subserved I'm the Interests OF
drainage. Mr. Fitzgerald's report
goes 0n 10 say;
- feel that Il is Of great import
ince that the convention Of 1903
should De held i'm the city Of salt Lake
Instead OF Washing; on. d. c., as many
Of tho representative desire. II Is
he opinion OF some OF the delegates
specially from the eastern states, that
tho National Irrigation congress has
served Il- purpose as purely irllsa-
ton congress. and that In the near tut
uro this congress will be changed and
the matter OF drainage viii receive
its FIRST consideration. on the theory
that enough interest has been aroused
on the subject Of irrigation and that
am of The lands which are susceptible
NO irrigation viii be taken up and
managed by private parties. ana that
This congress In the future VIII be
used for the purpose OF draining the
vast acreage OF swamp lands In the
% iddlc and southern states However
tts may ho we regard II as Import
ant that this congress devote the ma
lor part of its time 10 irrigation. that
being tho purpose for which II was
organized and that we. as citizens Of
ltah 1 The midst OF this arid cOun-
Try. which So needs irrigation should
not permit the interest in any man
ner to wluc. and that II is our duty
as citizens of Utah and the intcrmoun-
II uln country. 10 prevent this congress
. Tom altering lis original purpose and
lting holl in the humid districts.
And I further recommend that cV-
ery effort should be- used by AN cit-
Gems and organizations ~ the Inter-
mountain district 10 hold the conven-
trn of 1909 IA Salt Lake in prefer
0ct to Washington. ID O.. or any
Cher eastern city. as suggested by
rme of the delegates. this being the
. hmo of irrigation and the purposes
Of CO.'S organization were originally
eiab' he'd for the reclamation Of this
ana district"
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senator John u. SeeIy Donates
A Prime Steer for Bar
becue Oct. 2.
cHILDREN'S CHORUS PRIZE.
roord of Managers Decides 60 Raise
The Premium an Additional Si5--
list Of the Supervisors.

seey Horace Ensign OF the Utah
s,ste Fair association this morning an
rosncod that Senator John II. seely Of
NJ Pleasant who is a member OF the
hoard. has placed at the disposal Of the
management the pick Of his fine herd
Of fat Hereford steers for the purpose Of
hoIding a real old-timo barbecue as one
~ the features of the twenty-ninth eN-
hIblnon. The offer was promptly ac-
.snted with thanks and out Of respect
to Mr. Seely's efforts in the past TO
make the exhibitions success Wednes-
AN oct was named Uncle John
Sav." and barbccued beef Will be the
riero de resistance for all corners
Al the same time II was announced
maj with the object in view OF FOSTER
Inc chorus singing the premium list
80 f9r the best children's chorus had
bsen Increased from $40 TO SIS. II IS
e,Vcinated that I'm addition to the old
r,yols Provo and Salt Lake, several 9TH
=, school choirs will enter and make
5e event one Of decided enthusiasm
and rivalry. "a, ,-...-..,,
borseman OF the state OF washington
MA resides at East Spokane, has been
elected as the Judge Of horses.
The list of supervisors for the coming
fair includes the following;
Department A, Horses-Thomas H.
Department IA, Fast Horses--Lester
D. Freed. ~.
and J. II seely-
Department G, sheep and Swine-J.
a Seely and NJ. x. Parsons.
Department y, Poultry-Rooert X r.
vine. ,-.. u-u
liam c. Windcl ,.-..
Department i. Agricultural PRODUCTS
Bees, etc.-Wmiam G.. Winder and r.
] Hendershot
Department H. Agricultural Naomi
ery. Ftc.-Joseph A. silver and +. D.
Hendcrshot r--,-
Department I. neutrality-suspicious.
1 Hewlett and Lester D. Freed.
Department j, Minerals-Joseph A.
Department X. Fine Arts-Mrs. Z. j.
ritter and r.. r. Irvine. -
DEPARTMENT L, Women's Work-MIS'
Donartment NJ. Educa'ional-Mrs. +.
J. Ritter and r. r. IRVINE -
Department y, Dos shown. IA
n department o, Miscellaueous-M. X
Parsons. ,,--..or, ,,,ill he
on Sept 20.
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Home Co. Scores Fine
Success In Robin Hood.


i"i7' mtni 'L inn SAT- Lake h'iiOf
was ono rodolcnt with memories More
than ono ir tho bir and brUr.rf af8I-
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.' ''i ''''''"
iL.'I oy ihD r1It Luke Opera company
must have found bis thoughts travelling
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a...t.f -...,
wv. ''. "''''.'lAHl 90 IN' ..'e
NN'u i.' b's'nulIuH were in their
prime and when robin Tu1Iu WAS iu
Tho r.yF.,. .r ... ,.... ,...I...
fossil. p.rffrff rr,t. tg.i4 a., .l....f.
and Nr.rI. 4t... .,t. .' .t.i
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uful 4uqrtsf mo Ar--.r.-. sar,. ..t
the many other melodies Uff.. r..e
made DrKoy.uts ,..rl. t.r-.,s ,-...f
Co such memories if.1..t N4,.. f...., .......
emit. thoughts of thp I1ur r..0-l .f .,...
oas-es which has u,st. I'D. ..,-.. ,r f.,.
Salt Lake Opcra eof1r.r,. "a SYNONYM.
f1r everything fraf Ie b.I-Ut H....
rlueflI ana .vbu4r.tIrr rI. t.. ,.... r.
of the comuar,.s .,fsfrrr. n,,.s .a..r
notable Ones from tbg standpoint of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
WILL HOLD MASS MEETING.
Citizens South of Tenth South Want
Car Service Extended.

A mass meeting Of West Temple res
idents. living south Of Tenth South is
soon % be held 10 further impress the
Utah Light & Railway company with
the need for extending the West Tenn
pie line 10 Twelfth South before win
ter sets Ia
The line at present ends at Tenth
south, and for a mile beyond that
houses are as near together as almost
anywhere in the city, scores OF them
having been built this summer. since
the promise was made that the road
would be extended
The poor condition OF the streets and
paths, and the fact that the only other
cars are several blocks to the east. al
most maroon this section through the
winter, and the residents do nor take
kindly 20 the idea OF passing the CONF
ing wet season without car service
Two petitions. sent TO the company this
spring have received answers that the
car line would he extended during the
present summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
With the Politicians.

DEMOCRATIC
September 10.
city Conventiou-Seut II.
Ward Convention utember. 10.
AMERICAN
Primaries September l6.
Ward Convention september Is.
CITY C0nVention-Sept ember 49,
REPUBLICAN
Primaries-Septembor "a.
ward Convention September %.
city Convention-Scpt 80.
The Democratic primaries tonight
start the campaign formal work, ana
the promise Us thar 90 shall be a Nigor-
ously waged battle with no truces or
peace flags until after the anal count
Inc OF votes.
The first city convention win be held
Tuesday next and on that day tho
Democrats have ir l1 mind 10 nomln-
ATE Richard p. Morris and nail bis
gsg ~ nc mast Or a finish light His
record lr Office o. OBJ be- put forward
as Inc justification FOR his reelection.
I. O. Montague head bookkeepcr for
thc salt Lake Brewing company, has
been approached tn take up "a war
fare against city Auditor Rudolph AIN
and ury 10 get an. American party
10 I'd bad. however that Montague has
telephoned him Do won't break his
heart by working IMPOSITION politics
Democrats On th, First precinct are
considering the nomination of Oliver
Ho3aon. well known architect Tor
fhe ritv council Nr Hotson has been
sirgtei ont for thr place on account or
~. ,-~eut desire NJ the party leaders
III -.rf mon on tho ticket who win draw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
WOES OF THE STATIONS.
Wife Of n Month Seeks Divorce from
Husband at Goldheld.

Word received I'm this city today an
nounces divorce proceedings about to
be instituted by Mrs. Blanche Nye
Stanton against her husband. W A.
stanton. formerly of SAT- Lake. me
couple reside al Goldncld and have
been married only a month. The bride
AZ 1s voars OF age. while the groom a.
NOT less than 60. Strenuous objections
were lnterposed by the girls parents
against the marriage but the wedding
occurred despits an efforts 90 prevent
ID. and already bliss hath known alloy.
The young wife makes very serious
allegations against Major stanton aha
these will be incorporated in the com
nlsint asking for dissolution of the
marriage Ties. The graVest accusation
h. maj Of cruelty. 10 being claimed by
Mrs St1nt0n that her husband has re-
paatcdly beaten her since their mar
riare. and that she is in constant fear
OF him. ,.,
filed by Nh stanton. AS ne claims
fbat Ms wifo has visited questionable
resorts since she took his name. I'm
retort she saws that ~ such rs the
case hcr ucgo lord is responsible, as De,
so She states. introduced her 20 the
very persons she as criticised Tor ASSOC
ciatirg Win.
hands ~ Attorney James =. kedingtnn.
law partner ~ former Inlied states
senator William NJ. Stewart of Nevada.
The matter is creating "a sensation On
Coldocld and Do ls strongly iutimafed
that Major stanton win be expelled from
me Montozuma club. of which hc is a
member.
Mator stanton is well known here.
Ho was at ono time prominent in poli-
No ana Was the nrst Liberal chief of
mo- are department OF this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
FINE ACCOMMODATIONS

Are afforded 10 those who have
safety deposit box IN our FIRE and burg
lar proof vaults. You can get a safety
deposit box most anywhere in a dingy
vault open from 9 a. m. until 3 70. mi.
ours are new, well lighted. open until
p. m. with an attendant who does
nothing else. In connection with the
vaults there are private booths and
writing rooms for every one.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
co. 32-4 Main 81.
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nnM,s rnIsa

NH'f Ono Hundred Dollars RoWafd
.iHn Hf Datarrh that cannot ii
4''N Hollis ontarrh Cure.
u.. CHENEY a Co. Toledo, %.
IL 't under signed, have known b.
INV. lag ODE last 10 years. and BE-
hs1. nv, .iteily honorable in an bust.
oarr,. N.aeu1ng and financially able 40
U,.t, ..N 0hl CATION made hy h.a Arm
lh4 kfNNAN a MARVIN.
Ham. "u''eHale nruFglsts Toledo. %.
|rsi@ laiauh Cure D. taken inter.
.marans directly upon the blood and
monlsE ltirnH ol ihe system Toau-
~ 9I nnerlsta.
ioh. "'As Family Pills for consupa
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Id. 8. UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS

We have your Text Rooks Examine
our Price List
We have me largest ana bcat variety
40 rrh08l stationery ln tho state.
we welcome tho students ~ all tho
srhooIs az the city and win give their
wants our special attention.
DFsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
The LEADING ho0k Concern.
Main street.
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L. D. s. UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS

We have your Text Books Examine
our Price LIst
lv. have tne largest and best variety
,f school stationery in the state.
we welcome tho students of aN me
arha1Ia of tho city ana WIZ give their
Tho Leading ltn0k t0naru
DEgERET NEWS HOOk STORE,
mo LFaIIur Book Coue.r.
Main street
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GENERAL RoBERT y. LEE

Was the greatest General the world HIS
ever known. Billiards. snow IIniment
Is the greatest Liniment Quickly cure
~ pains. II r. within the reach OF am
H. IA. Pointer Hampstead. ToX0s Vyritss.
This Is 10 certify that Ballard's snow
Imminent has been used IN my household
TOR years and has been found 10 bo ~
excellent Liniment for Rheumatic Mains
am never without H." Sold BY = 9. Nj
Drug Dept, ll2 and ia South Main
street
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EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS.
Trouble over Securing Corner In Com
mcrciai Club Rooms,

John lafon whose paintings on the
Namtrh mountains nre 20 be sent 10
Boston ucgt spring for am exhibit. has
.'sn requested 90 show them M the
0mmerciHl club rooms. The request
has developed peculiar state
.NN'iH in local art circles. N seema
"i another artist has picture hung
desirable corner Of the club
r.In. and that 90 exhibit the Hafen
'"'Ihs 10 would be- necessary 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
SALT HARVEST

on or about Sept, IS, 1907, the Inland
crystal salt co. will commence their
YEARLY salt harvest. Those wishing en-
nlovment viii call at the company's Of
Aces. IS East South Temple, and leave
name and address
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MAY LIVE IN PEACE.

Controversy Between L. Of u. and Tel
luridc Before Council Committee.
The council committees on municipal
laws ana streets will have before 1t to-
night the old controversy between the
Telluride Realty company and the re-
gents OF the University Of Utah. They
viii both present their objections to
each other and when that is done the
council committees will attempt 20
bring order out of chaos that the real
" men may 60 ahead with their linz
provements and the pedagogues back
70 their books and all live IN peace
hereafter on the east bench.
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remove it for 10 DAYS. and TO this the
artist IS raising objection. havlnr. II is
stated insisted on a promise from the
club that he should have the corner
permanently. and replace the picture
hung there. with others as he desires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

.bo worst features OF kidney
Ohs q mai n Is an insidious disc ls'
va before the victim realizes ms a az
S 1or ne may have fatal ms s.st 81 an n
tt,tss fSfduev cure at the hrst Bn
tel,te ae n correcfs irregularities anu
pI,strrts Brirhts disease ana aiae RS,
~ M bv n. J. Hin Drug CO. IN"
Never Substitutors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

It's not hard to figure
the reason why all low
ers of high grade foot
wear wear Money
Back" Shoes styles and
lasts that are original
and in a class by them
selves, prices are in
keeping with Money
Back" dealings. You
can now see the new
creations for fall.
DAVIS SHOE co.
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JENNIE f. HILL
FILES ANSWER
Claims Her Husband is Mentally
Incompetent to Care for
Their Property.
EARNINGS MADE TOGETHER.
luu Charged wife With SquUndcring
Substance, aud Wished To-
Regain Control

r, b.r ,,s,,.- et,5 ,...+.,.i,,. Dol. .t..
rbir5 district court Mrs f.,r,. D,
nam os ut,ct,,, A., r..,.i,. e.. r,-..r..
CHARGES made by her husband Isr,.r
ram declares tbst bo Ga r,t ahIa D.,
take care of his estates and Cha. .b,
should Doe permittsd to r.tlfr Thorn
some time ago IAN filed ,omp.3Ir.
seeking TO recover properties decided
TO his wife at the time he WAS sup
posed TO be ON his death bed and
ob.r,.i,s, b.r ,.,tb .,,,,,.5.,,,,.. ,t,.t-
substance lie Claims thal zoe mas now
'''.'' ''
r.. ,,., h,,.,o.s. p.. 80. -,..,.,..
ut. ADVERSE 10 hI1 every proposition 10
the court,
,r,g trfrr.. .....,,.,-,,
Mi''' MIL % 'A''' " D'.
Zoo her answer. Mrs. Hu saws.
a-ir.. Inn o. 1q0f nan bss 4.,..I,rsl
d. '''it"""' obscure 'l.'''' "'7'as-
which has progressed 90 such au extent
that DE is. and for a. long time has basn
t,,..,..,..t.,,. 81. ............ ...... .....
vi
NaI"e' anu Il Ia necessary t"al ne snou'i
be- protected from the schemes of dee
signing persons Who itom time TO tma
eN'.'e suSl''l.N d" nus "'ha OF inns de-
remnant ho lnat al stated lm.s. anu
for brief periods only. De Is QIstWstfu
of defepdart and .vrras..s g desire in
1870 go
b't DIV ''''l 'i ''' property "'" "e''
by defendant into his own hands. that
Notwithstanding 4U this. pIaiutIN and
4sr,,,9s,.t 5,,,,,,.- an r.. ,t,,.. 49,,
mentioned, have been and now are live
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DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder

Cleanses, preserves and
beauties the teeth. and
Purihes the breath
A superior dentiirice
for people Of refinement
Eaablished in 1866 by
II II eg~g,2. IDS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08

The directors, who were at the meet
ing at which the dividend was de-
clared, said afterward that they
hadn't expected to get more than :
per cent.
It was only two months ago that
Hartman was "coroned" in Chicago
by a newspaper man. 1t must be re-
membered always that Hartman has
to be "cornered' to talk for publica.
ton. This is what he said:
Ambition to become a financial
sovereign I'd give 1t all up to-mor.
row IL I could.
1--WE have enough railroads now.
What is needed is the development OF
the territory through which the rail-
roads run, and improving the lines to
the highest standard Of efficiency.
81 don't pretend to run the Illinois
Central Railroad (this was after he
had knitted Stuyvesan tFfsh). Presi.
dent Harahan and the board OF direc-
tors do that.
hhS pioPoStiion winch WOULD Dy
agitation OIL otherwise injure the cred.
1t of the big transportation companies
so they would not be able to raise cap
ital for improvement will seriously az
feet the business interests of the coun.
try.
ITO achieve what the world calls
success a man must attend strictly 10
business and keep a little in advance
of the time"
Hartman hasn't kept in advance of
the times. He has simply kept up
with them. That's why his coups
stand out in such bold relief from the
works aof the financiers of his kind
who have gone before.
There is a warm spot in Harriman's
heart; there is sentiment in It. too.
He Is passionately fond of his two
daughters, who are now young ladies',
and of his two young son. He and
his brother in Brooklyn have bought
the rectory of st. Georges at Hemp
stead, where they were born to be
seized unto them and their heirs for
ever.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
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