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nection with other sounds until
the combination forms the word.
The object of the word is also pre-
sented and thus the child has
learned the characters that form
the word and the word that de-
notes a given object. Following
are illustrated reading lessons,
written and illustrated by the pn-
pill. Then comes story illustra-
tions, supplemented later with his
tory, including the flags of the
nations in colors and the history
of George Washington.
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from the reading by teachers.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
OF
Telephone Men
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF
STATE ASSOCIATION IN
SESSION HERE.

The third annual convention of the
West Virginia Independedtn Tele-
phone Association is being hi
County Court room and will last
through tomorrow. *
This morning the executive commit.
tee met at ten o'clock and disposed OF
the business that came before It..
The delegates were registered this
afternoon. ! .3ss
The meeting was called to order by
the president. A. c. Davis at two
o'clock.
The minutes OF the meeting at Park
ersburg were read and approved.
This item was followed by the report
OF the executive committee.
The annual address OF President
A. c. Davis, OF Parkersburg was tho
principal feature of the meeting this
afternoon.
The reports of Secretary WI Hand
lau OF Wheeling and Treasurer Lloyd
Beeghley, of Weston were read and
accepted.
The roll call and reports from mem
bers OF the Association: the report Of
the committee on entertainment OF
committees took up the rest Of the
afternoon. e, \. I; 5
The convention convenes tonight at
eight o'clock. Mayor NJ. NJ. Nicely
will welcome the telephone men to the
city. T. X. Hertford. OF Charleston
will respond to Mayor Nsely's ad-
dress OF welcome. Z,
Tomorrow night the telephone men
will enjoy a sumptuous banquet Mt
the Tavern. Nj
The National Telephone Company
OF Wheeling are distributing a neat
little booklet, souvenir OF the first an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
MRS. GUINNESS
MAY 4 NOT Of Be b : DEAD J {! D
SHERIFF WIRES NEW YORK Au.
THORlTIEs TO KEEP ON
y LookoUT&Fo FOR HER.

Z tLAPORTE,{ Ind. May 7.-sheriff
smutzer to-day wired New York au-
thorities to be on the lookout for Mrs.
Belle Guinness. owner OF the House OF
Horrors where The remains OF more
than dozen bodies have been found.
She is believed to be on her way to
Norway or Sweden. The police were
asked to watch all outgoing vessels.
He also telegrnphed the Chicago po.
lice to watch for the hannts Of tho
woman In that city. In spite OF fall
ing rain, Sheriff Shutter is search
ing for bodies In the Guinness private
graveyard. To-day the names OF per-
sons Induced to go to the Guinness
farm through the lure of matrimon-
ial bureau run all the way from 12
to 90. Developments Indicate that
Mrs. Guinness was bluebeard In
skirts and used cupid to decoy nllmer>
GUS unsuspecting men to her den in
the LaPorte hills.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07

nual excursion OF the wheeling Board
OF Trade on April I, 81, 22. 20. 190s.
The booklet contains several interest.
ing pictures one of which Is the Rec,
ord Breakers at Grafton. Az group OF
employees OF the Consolidated Tele.
phone Company. ii9t h: .a s. y
The programme for tonight and 10.
morrow. Is as follows:
$500 p. m. Address OF Welcome,
Hon. NJ. NJ. Nicely. Mayor ct Fairmont
Response, F.. K. Hertford. Charles,
ton, w. Va. g
Address by Presid ent "a. G. Linde,
nuth. International Ind dependen 3Tele,
phone Association; 3Gt5. /. .a5s.55S
: Address by Frank L. Beam. Presi.
dent Ohio Independent Telephone AS
soctation, Mt: Vernon. Ohio.
~ ~. 1000 n. m. Unity OF Interest. j
Walter Barnes, Fatrmont, W. va.
How best to Meet Competition, Chus
Chas. Berg. Morgantown. ". Va.
Telephone Securities. w. C. Hand.
Ian. Wheeling. w. Va. ~.
The Smaller Companies, DR.. z C.
coplin. Boothsville. w. Va. si5
ford. Charleston, W. va. 3 = ss e
The Futur ~ independent Te1c'
: hony, A. c. Da :. t'at.-rs"uri:. w,
t'a. 53s.
200 p, m. Al :.st:,a,i Topics villa!
ployes; Local Ownership: Mainter,.
ance; Rates.
i $500 p. m. Reports of Committees.
Miscellaneous Business. Il
$500 p. III. Banquet. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
United States Sup
Court Takes ction III
The " Virginia Debt case

Z
ginia since any Of the debt was con-
3tracted as was properly assignable to
the Vest Virginia counties on ! the
basis lof the average total population
of Virginia with and without slaves
ls- s; And 1 also on the basis OF the fair
estimated valuation OF The property.
real and personal. by counties OF Wiz.
;ginia. .
g. All moneys paid into the treas.
nry} OF theS commonwealth from the
counties now Included within West
Virginia prior to that states admis-
sion into the union. y is;.4 S:sq
4 IA The amount. value and sdescrip-
ton OF all money. property stocks ami
credits which West Virginia received
from the commonwealth OF Virginia,
not embraced in any of the preceding
items and not including any property,
stocks OF credits acquired by the COM
rnonwealth after the Organization OF
the restored government sof Virginia.
The court reserves the Sconsidera-
.tton OF the allowance Of interest, Of
the costs fof this suit, and also fur:
ther directions until the master has
made his report. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
| CITY !: ] | FACES
.[)||.E|;..FL!CI'l'.. J. [: J. |: [
OF ! $4,000 I
]: Revenues 3 we: i: les: Are Far.
IS Short Il: Of the
Expenses. Elk

The special committee appointed at
the first meeting OF the. new council
consisting OF Geo. F.. Carroll, F. c..
Helmick, j.. o. McNeely and Clerk w.
S. Black to ascertain the financial con.
dltion of the city for the current year.
held Its third meeting last night, and
after going into every detail Of the
proposition found thatswith the pres.
ent revenue. which includes raising
the levy to IS cents. the maximum uu-
der the new law. that there would be
a deficit in the resources OF over ;25,.
900. VA, 81 E,
It Is essential under the lay that
the resources equal the expenses, and
several methods OF securing the ad-
ditional revenue was discussed, but
It narrowed down to two PROPOSE.
tions; that It would be necessary to
hold special election as the law pro.
vides to authorize council to lay "a
levy OF an additional 90 cents. and in
the event of that proposition failing to
carry It would be necessary to In
crease the water. rates between 90 and
100 per cent. II.
A special meeting OF council will
probably be held next Monday night
to consider the report OF the COM
mittee. What action will be taken By
council cannot be foreseen. but It is
up against proposition that has to
be met. and under. the circumstances
It appears that there is nothing else
to do but to allow the people to eth
er accept or reject an increased levy;
and II the levy is increased 1t will
affect the property owners who are
able to pay the additional expense.
but II 1t fails and the water. rates
have to be raised it will catch many
people who are not In position to
meet the increase. which will be al
most double the present rate.
Mayor Nicely and his Democratic
associates and a few Republican mem
bers OF council are standing out
against reducing salaries SO the PEG
pie will have to foot the bill. Every
effort to reduce the mayors salary or
that of the city clerk has met with
the determined opposition OF the men
who made retrenchment of expenses
the bnttlecry ut the last election.
This Will be something to remember
when their taxes or water rents take
a start upward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
BIC. AJOR:ITY. |:
FOR HUBBARD
coNGREssIo oNAL MET
YESTERDAY&To CANVAS
VOTE. Z

WHEELING. May Yesterday the
first district congressional committee
met at the Mcclure. Routine matters
were considered onlyIat this session.
Canvassing the returns of the; recent
primary In the district was the prin-
cipal matter up and 1T resulted in a
majority for the Hon. w. P. Hubbard
Of 1881 over Senator Robert Hazlett.
& At the session all but two members
OF the committee were present. The
committee consists OF Chns. J.. Schuck,
OF Ohio; J. E.. Newell, OF Hancock;
T. J. Carmichael. OF Brooke: Frank
Clark, OF Wetzel; J. E. Doyle. of Mar
shall; l.. c. Powell and A. L. Lehman,
Of Marion; Mr.. Ross. OF Lewis, and Mr..
Cunningham OF Harrison, with Secre-
tary Fickeisen. of this city, The. abb
sent members were Messrs. Ross, OF
Lewis, and Cunningham. Of Harrison.
The meeting Mr.. Flcketsen stated last
night. Will probably be the last OF The
present committee. 3.5
The result of the canvass of the
vote gives the following returns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07

WASHINGTON: May The terms
OF the decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States ordering the taking
OF testimony by special master in
the suit between the States of3vlrgin-
ia and West Virginia. over the big debt
contracted prior to the creation or iths
latter State we're made public yester-
day by Chief Justice Fuller BY them
the master Is required to- speedily as
certain and report to the court.
~ I. The amount OF the public debt
Of the commonwealth ofsvirginia. jan
uary ], 1861. stating specifically how
It was evidenced; under what author.
itys and for what purposes created,
and dates and nature! of bonds or: 9TH
.ers evidence 81 4. \; ~
& p. The extent and value and Spopu-
lation of the territory Of Virginia and
of West Virginia. June 90, 4 1S6s. giving
population with and without slaves
3: All expenditures made y by the
commonwealth; Of Virginia within the
present State OF West Virginia since
any part OF the debt was contracted
4. Such proportion OF the ordinary
expenses Of the government of Vir-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
utherland. For
I.5lE; e Of Senator
SsELklN IN AN L NAMED FOR TH1R.
s,T.EENTHs DISTRICT. UNANl-
ssSf OH. ~ < MOuSLY.

". Va, May 7.--Hon.
g Howard d Suohtrland Of Elkins. was
nominated as the Republican candl-
date fer state senator from the Thir-
s2teenth district by acclamntion at the
senatorial convention held in the ,opc:
Sra house here yesterday afternoon.
The convention was called to order
8ats i: 30S clock By C. E. Hiner. of UP.
ssSsshur scount ty, Z, chairman Of the SEN
Satorial committee. who called sena.
{tor Fred q. Blue to: the chair as tenl-
,ipornryS chairman and Herman G. John,
fsonF as temporary secretary. Mr.. Blue
saecepted the chair in one of his usual
happy speeches. after which the usual
Scommittees were appointed.
Hon. W.5B. Nutter. of Upshur. coun-
sssty, was made permanent chairman.
Isand Mr.. Johnson permanent secre-
4tary.fs II ssss ~ +. " \,
2s Cap. TT: Cobb, in a brief though
pretty speech. placed Hon. Howard
lsiSuther rlnnd In nomination and E. C.
u Young and IS. IN. TIa rner seconded the
nomination ]. se X y Y i.si
N rs In nFnccepting the honor Mr.. Suther-
land made one OF the; happiest speech
fs;es ever a elivered in a senatorial con.
In this district
f The resolutions which were prepar-
led by Hon. N. G. Keim. O.. w. Waugh.
~. NJ q Harper and W. L. Rohrbough.
were eptionally strong and point
Sed. Si
Ss$ isS The newly named members OF the
senatorial committee are as follows:
Barbour. r. NJ. Kittle; !; Randolph.
;sDr. G. b. Harvey: Pendleton, M. $.
Hodges; Upshur, E. C. Young. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07

81 q. Il-
Hub i bard Goes
After the Money ] !. 1 j, 4
III Earnest.

Hon. VIM. p. Hubbard has come to
the erescuef OF bFairmont by introducing
"a Bill inS the House OF Representatives
asking for an appropriation! OF $685.:
j 900 for d public building in this city.
He Will have the assistance OF sena-
tors Scott and Elkins and there Is
noEsdonbt but that the money Will be
s5appropriated n !s Z
The bill introduced by Mr.. Hub.
I bard read 5 as follows:
provide for! Increasing the
limit SofG cost Of the public building
nthortzed Y to be erected at Fair.
mont, West Virginia.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House sot Representatives Of the Uni.
ted States or America In Congress as.
Esembeled, that the limit OF cost pre-
3Bcribed III the Act approved June
Athirtieth, nineteen hundred and six.
D for the purchase OF a site and the
erection Of q public building at Fair
mont Marion county. West Virginia.
{ be, and the same is hereby. increased
Ito, the sum OF one hundred and twenty
Ave thousand dollars; and the secre-
tarya aof the Treasurytis is hereby author
. lied to enter into contracts for. the
aacquisition OF such site and the
erection of "a suitable public building
there on at 4 Fatrmont. Marion county.
West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
ED'N :::!| ! !. ]. 4 mills. 5.
FOR } / VERNON
STATE E8oRoANIzERs BEING BOOM:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ed FOR a
..i HtoHEsTso soFFicE.as 4 I

The honorable Edward w. Mills. or
this city. who for the past several
years has been State organizer Of the
Prohibition party and for the past
three years State Chairman, is being
tavorably spoken OF for the Eubernn.
torlal nominal Lion on the Prohibition
ticket. Such are the rumors from
Charleston where the leading Prohi.
bltlonists OF the State. such I as DIR.
T. c. Johnson, think that, Mr., Mills
Is the most available candidate! and
the strongest man in the State who
could be placed on the ticket. I. & *
Twenty years ago Mr.. Mills was In
this State when Captain Frank Burt,
Of Huntington. made such a fine run
on the Prohibition ticket for Govern.
or and aided in that campaign. It
was time when party Prohibittonists
were very scarce, and the polling OF
1900 votes for Captain Burt was
regarded rs phenomenal. Soon
nfter! that memorable Scampaign
In: this State, Mr.: Mills was called to
VenanEo county. Pennsylvania, where
he organized the Prohibition senti.
ment into party Prohibition success
after five years OF work. resulting in
complete victory for the candidate
for sheriff and scores OF other officers.
The success OF Mr.. Mills was herald
ed throughout the country and his
method OF work has been called the
Venango plan which has been usel
effectively in many places for the
election OF Prohibition ot1lclals. 4
VI Mr.. Mills has always believed In
the middle-of.the;road policy for Pro.
hibitionists, stating that the party. has
the elements of ultimate victory in sit
and urges the believers In the prlnci-
pie to adhere TO their party and not
to be misled by false prophets. Mr..
Mills does not believe in fusion with
other parties who do not profess al
legiance to I the prohibition principle,
and is in mo sense OF the word "a
"straddler.'' Mr.. Mills contends that
for the fullest benefit of a prohibition
law there must be party in power; / in
H u
sympathy with that law to enforce it,
and maintains that at the present
time the Prohibition party Is the only.
party that fulfills these requirements.
Mr.. Mills many, friends in Fair
mont regardless OF party affiliations
will he glad to know TINT fellow.
townsman OF such sterling qualities
is being favorably mentioned for the
highest Office in the gift OF the peo-
pie OF the State. Mr. Mills has a wide
acquaintance that few; men can equal
among the masses Of the people and.
will no doubt bring a strength OF large
proportions 4 to the cause he repre-
sents. Two years ago Mr. Mills was
a candidate for the Senate from this
Eleventh Senatorial district, running
ahead OF his ticket, polling the larg:
est vote ever cast for a candidate on
the Prohibition ticket In this district.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
FOR PUBLIC BUTIDN ia
Short Span on Bridge Will
Be Built While Iron Fo or
Long Span Goes to Factory

Z Edward Meredith, representative and
the largest stock holder In the Toledo.
Massillon Bridge Company. arrived In
this city last night from Plttsburg
and had conference with Robert
sweede. who Is experimenting the
construction work on the bridge at
this place. 1t was decided to build the
short span first. work on It to begin at
once and while that span is being
built the iron that went down In the
wreck will be sent to the shops to be
put in shape for the construction OF
the long span.
SS Z: The timber has been located and will
be collected as soon as 1t is possible
for the workmen to do SO. The com
panya will purchase Divers suit and
will soon have the iron ready to be
shipped back to the shop. Another
hoisting engine will be brought here to
assist in the work. BY the time the
short span Is completed all the mater
ial will be here for the long span.
Z There have been many reports gone
out about the building OF the bridge.
People whose chief occupation is to
talk have been very busy in manufact-
uring stories that cause an unrest
among the people and hurt the Toledo
Mnssillon Bridge Company. The re
port that the contract was not legally
drawn up impeaches the ability OF
Prosecuting Attorney Scott G. Lowe.
who drew! up the contract for the
county court. and discredits Charles
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07

$3.50 o'clock and returning there at
the end OF the ride.
s The Degree OF Pocahontas continu-
ed its Grand Council meeting in the
assembly hall OF the Waldo hotel
Wednesday morning. The closing
session was held there In the after
noon. *
Tuesday night the delegates Of both
conventions held a social and dance In
Hoffman hall. which was a. delightful
affair. The meetings will come to a
close with a farewell social and hop
Wednesday night. ( "A t'5 q ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
||SCOI;T'S SEAT
IS 5 SOUGHT
ISAAC 81. MANN, OF RRAMWELL
s I'm THE RACE FOR
d h. SENATOR.

ssssPARKERsBURG. May IA con.
test is on for the seat in the United
States senate now occupied by the
Ions SN !, 3. Scott. The man who Is to
ssnake the race against him is Mr..
Isaac 7: Mann the, wealthy coal ope-
tor sand banker OF Bramwell, Mer-
sfcer: county. *. =
While there has lurked for some
time in imagination a prospect of$this
sort the fact may; now be said to be
q fully developed It came to the sur
face IA Hunting ton day or so ago.
and awassamplyS proven in the sconyen-
stions held there Tuesday. n; 4;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
Many, Friends
ATTENDEDG FUNERAL SERVICES
= OVER REMAINS OF MRS. FEAR
THIS S2AFTERNoON.

This afternoon at the M. E. Church,
South. funeral services were conduct
ed over the remains OF Mrs. J.. A..
Fear. whose death occurred on Tues
day. Rev. r. T. Webb conducted the
services in the presence. OF large as
semblage OF relatives and friends.
many being here from out OF town for
the services. At the conclusion OF
the services at the church the re-
mains were conveyed to Woodlawn
Cemetery where they were consigned
to the grave.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07

Powell and exc Governor a. B. Elem.
ins'sknowledge OF contracts for they
passed on the contract before the Fair.
mont -Clarksburg Traction Company
agreed to pay part OF the cost Of build.
Ing the bridge. If. s, 5s5i 4:a
Another report that has been cir.
ulated and gathered mucn as it passed
along is that the bridge company has
about exhausted l.. .ne bridge fund.
Members OF the count court say that
the company has not got one dollar
for the work done ON the bridge.
There is nothing to these and other
reports that are being scattered
broadcast on the streets. - 1, & ~
F The Toledo Masslllon Bridge Com.
5pany has the contract for furnishing
the material and the construction, OF
the. bridge. 1t has been reported that
the Toledo-Massil1on Construction
Company had the contract for the
building and the Toledo-Massillon
Bridge Company had the contract for
furnishing the material alone.
The Toledo-Massillon Bridge Com
pany has rating from 100000 to
$3.50. 900 with good credit. Is able
to carry out the conditions OF its con-
tract with the county court and It Is
here ready to do all that It has con-
tracted for.
Mr.. Meredith. who Is practical
bridge builder, says that the wreck
will not delay the completion OF til ,
work more than thirty. days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
Red MEN ELECT
Their. OFFICERS
NEXT MEETING OF THE ORDER
e. WILL BE HELD At
~ 532 2cHARLEsToN.

CLARKsBURG. May New off.
GERS to serve for the ensuing yenr
were elected by the Great Council OF
the Improved Order of Red Men. Res.
ervation OF West Virginia. Wednesday
at the annual meeting held in Hoff-
man Hall. They are as follows: 4
Great sachem DR.. J. F. Bfgony.
Hinton. q ss,-5
Great Senior Sycamore W. II.
Bowers. Martinsburg.
Great Junior SaEamore-T.. C. Tan.
ner. Williamson.
Great Michineva E. saulsby.
Crown Hill.
Great Guard of Wigwam - r. D.
Wise. Hinton. a.;.
Great Guard OF Forest-J. 3. Car
ter. Huntington. n
Great Chief OF Records-T. Fl.
Clay. Huntington.
Great Keeper of wampum-C. D.
Hereford. st. Albnns.
Great Prophet ~ A. P. Monroe,
Clarksburg.
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,rsnta....,. 800 ~ '''l' '' ~ /" ~. :. " 20 .
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= 80 n.s.t 10. So. -. n'
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
new SCHEDULE

The new schedule for operating the
trains over the lines of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company will So
into effect Sunday night, 12: OF o'clock,
May Il. While nothing has been Civ
en- out officially here 1t is understood
that there will be no changes in the
operation OF passenger trains. There
will }be some changes in the time OF
freight trains. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
rain !: Robbers 3 ).
q lg1 Ill1.
kiLL$EkPREss MESSENGER BUT
SECURE SMALL AMOUNT sa5sis Va,

Y DENVER, ,ss Col, May Express
NJ MESSENGER 's Charles NJ: Wright, was
murdered to-day by rain rob bbers who.
looted his car on the Rio Grande train.
The bandits secured only 800.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07
"
D ] ], ]. !
Goo iil7ls
J (
-
$4,000 is; % Q Sail |! 1crs IN
San d Fi:aflcisco
y \: osD ] ]! J ay

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u \. IS ~.
:, . I.
s1ANAFstltANlN$Cise,o Y! May tani
800 49, paraas. neariy all ths
49, sa..ots " me 1887 part1
opened i ~ ne g slesu
sam fEaneiseo. tcE.day night hsFs
WI 9e = thleIlc even g iii
i'avill!on %. fors the sailors band con-
eelts sana osnerss ann
sovelnor q e :! nanqu yet to pt
tue navy Metcalf wi held AZ ths
falrmons tnis I. Z eyentng
Nol since mat memorial day vhen
tne Fltst ESi Caii itorntn Yolunteesp r.
turned from ne Phtltppinss has Ban
francisco . enter aete aine q Cd Ssueh snst
crowd 'le as tnat wnlch Siss today synrns
ING tntroush the streets lining she
s'la'e Ws'ata'er-ironts. ptlinE pei. l.mells Into the
exeu Sion poats and md
cfannorins Efots q 4. nj rllss % MsiotS 20 Tie biz
llfs lefsshipe n q Uncle Sam whtrh lie
!: az anchor tna the bay The f1sst it
ma gnet which has ttracted ponnti iess
thousands, hon and the hayins
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