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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-26

FOR SALE:-Cheap for cash two
story frame building at 81 Mime
sofa avenue, with lot. Give me an
offer. Chas. Swedback, Big Falls,
= MINI. " ~, -. szs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-26
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-After September 1st
my cottage, 1921 Beltrami avenue,
Inquire 1909 Beltrami avenue.
J. A. Youngren. x
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind of
rubber stamp for you an short
notice. ...s@-m--. -
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
10y to 8. p. m, and Saturday
evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. Harriet Campbell
librarian. +
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FOR SALE-16-inch dry slab wood
S1.25 per cord delivered. M. E.
Smith Lumber yards. Phone 81.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-26

FOR SALE-One new six horse
power Fairbanks Morse gasoline
engine. Douglass Lumber Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-26

WANTED-By Sept. 1st, two dish
washers. Easy work. Good pay.
Hotel Markham.
WANIED-Lady compositors.
Inquire at Pioneer office.
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Asl1 WANTEa.


WANTED FOR U. 5. ARMY: Able.
bodied unmarried men, between
ages of IS and IS; citizens of
United States, of good character
and. temperate habits, who can
speak, read, and write English
For information apply to Recruit
ing Officer. Miles Block, Bemidji
MINI.
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Bisiar & Fraser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-13
One OF the
Essentials

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Of promoting health and happiness and
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II A PARTICLE
DF SKIN ON BODY
|st Case Of Eczema Doctor Had
ben in 40 Years For Six
|onths Father Expected His Baby
1 Die Blood 0ozed 0utAII Over
Ter Body-Had to Be Wrapped
/ Silk and Carried on Pillow
ow She Is Perfectly Cured.
cT0R RECOMMENDED
CUTICURA REMEDIES

dy little girl was born two weeks
'-e her TINS and my wife died four
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WILL PROVIDE FOR TEACHERS

State Superintendent q. ID. Cameron
stated today that the teachers IN the
different normal schools who We're lct
ont of "a Job by the governor slashing
the appropriation bin viii eventual H
be cared for In the rearranging OF iha
faculties of the schools. he says thar
the board Of regents has made ar
raueements 10 take care pi all the
teachers so situated al the Edmond
Normal school and that Miss Marguc-
rite Brown. of Guthrie, who was LET
out by reason of the piano depart
ment appropriation being vetoed III
been placed in the school as physical
director for girls, and would also
teach music.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-13
ERSES GAME WHEN
IUSBAND'S HEALTH FAILED
Of Little More Than YeaT
las Witnessed Unusual
HaTdShipS

Antoni3, Texas: Homeless and
ess, the body OF her husband
|in the morgue Of local under
establishment. Mrs Ernest r.
late of Brush, Colo, is now
|ard OF the Salvation Army.
Smith, who is but 20 years Of
Ind q bride Of little more than
Ir. has Witnessed hardships aud
that come to but few in life.
" after her marriage her hus-
who was then a prosperous
ess man ih Brush and whose
was broken Ia an elfo-t to be-
successful vas forced 20 dis
bf his bush and start out in
of health naming with her
3D. Mrs. nith accompanied
, Denver. where she secured a
|bn when he was unable to work.
We're advised by doctors there
to q lower altitude. and three
ago started for San Antonio.
/ he EXpress.
|ing Burial Of Husband.
In the trip was begun their funds
|bt exceed IS. and they We're
TO walk. The distance be.
San Antonio aud Denver was
on foot and on freight trains,
an occasional train crew would
|hem up along the road and take
|to the end Of their division. Ar.
IL San Antonio the condition Of
|isband did not improve. though
{ believed he was holding his
|ntil late last week, when he
change for the worse. He
| t the City Hospital at l O'Clock
Hay afternoon.
nereaved wife IS without means,
|nless help is given by the citi-
|bf the city the body will be in
IN The Potters Field The As
I'D Charities has taken up the
|nd IS making an effort to raise
with which Co bury the husband
|end the wife. who ls also IN, to
Hople, who live in a little town ia
gan.
seen yesterday Mrs. Smith
Il do not know what | will do.
my husband was alive there
|tll some hope for him, but now
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Attention odd Fellows and Rebekaha

Attention Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Guthrie Lodge No 3. !. o. o. r., cor
hialiy invites and iraternally urges
AN resident and visiting Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs 70 attend memorial ser
vices. TO be conducted by Bro. r. E.
Fairchild. at the First NJ. r. church,
on North Broad street, a. II o'clock
a. m, June a.
You are requested 10 meet at our
hall. corner Harrison and Broad. In
ample time to leave there in a body,
IS minutes before III O'Clock.
Ffaternally,
H. A. HERWIG.
Secretary,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-13

informed Governor Blackburn. he did
not propose 10 have ANYBODY in office
opposed TO ne government Tic Other
fnur governors arc Arlab men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-13

3equently three Royerncrs, known 70
be in favor Of Obaldia, the opponent
of Secretary Arlay we're removed from
office by The president because, as he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-13
walked Many Miles.

when my husbands health became
broken we went to Denver. whore We
lived several months, or rather until
orr money was exhausted and the
doctors advised me to take him to a
lower altitude When We left Denver
we walked TO Castle Rock. a distance
Of thirtyseven miles We were both
determined that lack OF funds would
not keep us from a place where it
might be possible for him to regain
his health
at Castle Rock we met a man who
gave us two tickets TO Colorado
Springs From Colorado Springs to
pueblo we travelled on freight train
the train crew taking pity and raised
q little fund and bought us our supper
From Pueblo We walked TO San Car
los. which was less than ten miles
This was ON a Sunday afternoon. and
lat san Carlos we met conductor
who was Just taking out his train. lie
pat rs in q coal car and took as 90 FL
Moro where the crew raised 81 25
aad also provided supper for us. We
walked from there to Trinidad. and as
we wee entering the city we met a
del tive who provided a room and
gave as a meal From Trinidad We
walked all thc way TO Belen. y. a.
who re arrived IN Bclen my hus
bands hrefh was much improved,
ard ne lcoH position and worked a
dsy. when lie was taken to the hos
pital in serious condition. We re-
nlfined there ten days, at the end of
which time he was able TO travel, aud
We walked TO Sahinal, y. NJ, a dis
tance of twenty-five miles. Here We
met work crew on the tracks and
we remained with them for three
days at the end of which time they
took us to San Marcial, n. NJ. from
which place we walked to III Paso
Journey Here Of No kyaiL
"In lEl T17 iny husband became
worse and was again taken to the
lspitaL J secured position, which /
cid until he waa able To travel. In
El Paso the police helped u.s. and We
the climate would strengthen both Of
us. as we we're weary and footsore af-
ter our long travel The entire dis
tance was made either on foot or by
freight train.
After We were nefe week my
husband was taken to the City Hos
pital From tae start his condition
improved, and about month ago he
started to work He only worked
three days, when his heart gave way
and he was again taken to the hospi-
tai. where he remained until his death
Saturday. !,
Il would. have walked twice the dis
lance have if there had been a pos
sible chance Of restoring his health. 1t
| IS all over now. and / don't know
what 7 shall do. / would like 70 re-
lurn 10 Michigan. where my father
lives. but how will get there | don't
know. II my condition was so could
walk ! would start out at once
Mrs Sadie Haley. agent foe the AS
ISOLATED Charities, said. I'VE are do
ing what We can for the woman. We
would ike TO be able 10 send her TO
her home and give the husband a re-
spectacle burial but unless funds OF
some kind are received this will be i'm
possible The case IS one that will
appeal to The hublic and feel conf
dept that assistance viii begin tC
come In today
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|dy little girl was born two weeks
he her time and my wife died four
---<> hours after the
~ birth Of our child
A ySf -N& and ] had 10 raise
III M the baby on orii-
= R fetal foods. Six
'-~-yfN months after birth
II ~ she broke out and
IyffflN1l\<SN ] had two doctors
|4li( VIZ ~ in attend lance.
|fL - ~ There was not o
particle of SKIN left
|her body. the blood Oozed out just
|rhere, and we had % wrap her IN siiA
Lcarry her on q pillow Tor ten weeks.
was The most terrible sight J ever
and for six months l looked iot
/ to 70 to her mama, but thank 9iodi
4 his agents, she is alive and Wen
|ay and she viii be three years oid
seventh OF December and has never
4 a sign Of the dread trouble since
i used every known remedy 90 alie-
Is her suffering, for 1t was terrible
NiiEess. Or. c. gave her up
K - and he and Cuticura soap
Cutioilra Ointment saved her. he
|mnnended the CuIicma ltemediest
|aid We were right in making use ~
|o As nearly as 1 can remember,
|lsed eight cakes Of Cuticura Soap
three boxes Of Cuticura Omimenti
vou mist take into coBsideration
n hers lras an. exceptional cate,for
|oid and good doctor said that y
the woist case that had come 10 nlm
bttv rears. i have always hinged on
|cura soap 10 keep her skin soft and
I've her a pure complexion. james
Smith. Wood and Metal Pattern
~. Box pa. Buena Vista, va, Oct.
4 |aDd p, 1906
|molefn Extcfnil and internal IreAtment ief
ium0f of lni4nis. cnI'nrlA tnd Aauis
. .ie 0f Ourcura r0lp l2lcl 20 tl,Aiai tnr rtAi
lira Ominlfni lfOll to iicii the til. -nN
. 40 Ha4lIQfnt liiltl lin tlf iurm oI tlSoi-it
N riIA 2fc ser vial n 0Oi % turiiy ltf .lsll.
/ lIonl houI ila aord Potter Drug a ihiNi
s0lt fr1Qe BuftunI MAaa.
|alsd ms Cniiena book % skin Diseases
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IL Is all over. He has gone to his
home and am all alone in the world
! did all could TO. him aud remained
with him through all Of his travels.
don't know what we would have done
lf it wasn't for the salvation Army. 1t
has done more for me than ] can ever
repay.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-28
1iir cincn gutcn 3iuef.

@cr3 ut@emeinoe Deranitoltet iii
ser 6erj Seiu-3oQe 5u Sig6Gano.
tolun cine biibide Serbitfeier.
Ter Grl08 fir ole neue Stride be.
itiWuut, Qelltc mo mor9en
6%ortleBuug.
Gine @cr6itfcicr, meIbe sic 9eri
Sent cmciuOe at @uuiteu Der ISolto5
Ilr Die ncl!c ort Der Softer Goenlte
mo 3. StroBc i'm 9all begriffene
rcllc Stride U%cronitaltet, nobm ges
tern Nbcno III ser 3cr3 SeiltSaae
tlltcr Ocn giiuitigiteu 2htipi3iet III
rem Nnfana NM oijrite lid ais ell
GROCER GrfoIg crruciicu lucnu oieicl6e
bcltte nno morQcn Abcno ebenio gut
beindt it, mic Dies gcitcrn Ser 6al(
mar. Sn Der @oQe limo gcihntod.
poQe 3eIte errihtet, in oenen ale
m0gli6elt biibiden So6en 81 foufeu
ooer alrd) ourd'5 Coos 81 %9cluinnelt
limo. Die Decoration Der SaQe bietet
ein prGhtige5 berbitlidc5 Bib. Sir
ongcncbmc llntcrboltltng iorgt Brof.
0curD WiIlcr'S SrdcIter. ltm oett
Grfolg Der @crnuitoltltng bemiibel
lih: ont 6oncp-Eii6 Die 6rls. VI.
S6neioer, W}orp Sdneioer. Nuna
ScimbodL Q}utbiloe 3eller, MarD
Sobotda, Bertha WotuSfo uno 6rait.
ccS Soldier; .on 5 nt.@liid$roo Die
6rl&. Gloru Hotbcnbudbcr, Sou @eldl
Nnno 00riler uno Gertrude 53ap6;
am Gonop.Ston0 Ole 6rlS. Vtargarct
@ltl5fort, Gliiubctb HuI5fort, 6rou.
cc5 NeB uno Tcrcia StredfuS; am
Eennp4@liid5roO 0ie 6rlS. 9(nno
Sicbenboor, Nuno G6rilcr, Gutbcris
lie Nii0ling mo &itIu Shirmcr; an
rGrmmp" sStono 5obn @eintbod II.
Sol. Meinbed unb an Der Gar ole
@crren 4Pid). @olf, Sobn Niioling
un0 Sobn 9r1tder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-28
Nns critic Ncit.

Ter micOercrIt0nocnc oGontol Ofon-
ucrdor" uc%ronitoItct lcIuc crItc
MISUNDERSTANDING in &icicr'@
MuQc SIT Canton nit glltcm CT
iolQ. - Gin rci6boItigca llntcrs
boItml2 Erogromm.
Ger fiir}lid micocr il'a &cbcn &C.
ruirnc ,Gonton W}dmcrdor" Ucrall'
iioltctc acItcru NbcnO III aicicr'S
Nolc an Scr 3. umo S'QomncuItrobe,
Goutor, icinc critic 2lbcnOuntcrboIs
tung. Wit Dem grfol8 0criclben
foul1 ser &crcin %pollolti 5ufricoen
icil, ga sic 6eitIid)feit nidt mRr gut
bciltdt NOR. ion0ern olld) cinct III
icocr -&c5icbun0 bitbl6cn &erloltt
nohm. Gin0clcitct murbc Die Set
Iidfcit oltrd) cine 2InIproHc IcItcrl@
nca &rll. 9(Oam Gcnbar0t, Der ourd)
Nru. 6ubcrt &riIppcl, Den Gtrl9ells
ten oc3 &crcinS, oor9cltellt mltr0e.
ST. Qcnbarot mar Der OIan1l, Der NIT
Nru. &riippcl 3uIanmen Dor % Sab
rem Den yGonton N}0mncrhor" IN
Canton lu1o &igblon0tomn or8onls
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un0 crpG6ntc, 0oB ants Dem %cbcnnalIs
gen oGonton Nt0nncrdor" Der belts
ti0t iucitgrobtc @ouucrcin Der Sto0t
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iiocnt 0c2 yGontpn WtG%nlcrd)ora,"
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&rrr. Gcnborbt sum Gbrcnprolioens
ten 5lt crmdblcn. Ger &oridIa8
mrroc nit @e0ciitcrll9 mligclom.
men mo iolqtc 0ic 9SoDl ciuitlmml8,
1oa ltntcrboltumg9 . 8ro0romm oc@
Nbcll02 bClt0lt0 aus Nottrd9ell DER
9lftioc1 oc5 &ereinS mlo tomild)cl
&@ortrGgen orrd bic $50. 6rib Gcb.
MGR W1o Iron5 Stability. Ter Scr
elm lang inter Scitltng pom &rof. $.
&riippcl Die Gb0rc ISM 6clo oc2
MorQcu@ friib" un0 o9}un lcb' moDl,
oil fleinc @oIic," ml0 fonn Der Giri-
1cnt nit ocn &ciitumgcl Icincr Sdrs
ger poQo>li 5uiric0cn icilt, mclll nlolt
0ic &iir5c Der llcbunB9jcit III &c.
trod)t 5icbt. Gem ltttcrboltnng@.
@roQronm fol1tc Gin Hotter Gon5, SIT
ncm Eroi. 3. lrommclbmticn'9 Or
DIETER Die g8ciicn l%icicrtc. Nrrongirt
mlroc MISUNDERSTANDING bon ocl
NS. ISron5 Nobitid, GborlcS &llrB,
@corgc G6omo9, Otto Erommclbull.
len nm SCrrn QrCSnid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-28

Grlon6niB fir s. Is, Spoloing So,
oic SorotogoitroBe allf ibre Soften
5u pfloitern.
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bcnpfloItcrrllgeu mllroen BON StrQs
belt=Gomitc giinitig i'm eriten &otbS
5>pcig cinberihtct:
Horf-N penlte, 5mii6cu 6opcttcs ulro
2cringtonitruBe.
9Iisqltitb-S Str, 5piiHcn 6opettc. II.
WomtmentItroBe.
Gbcltcr-Str., 3lpii0cu Baltimore
mo McGloerrp'tr.
Reue &cror0nuuQcn
6~oIgcn0e nellc &croronungen mltrs
ben I'M 5lucitcn Hotb95peig cingc.
brodt:
&on &crrn @rccj1c - GfIoItcrlmg
bon Gutop.Str 5ruiiHcn Gomocrr.
uto 2ecitr.
&on @rn. Cummings - GrloubniB
5llr Nnbringnn0 cinc2 clcftriihcn
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Mclt= 6rnnflinitr.
&on @rn. @rcenc - G~rloubnib 5ilr
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Baltimore. lrl0 @%oItonltr, NIT glots
tenn Filultcr.
Son &ru. 9cB - Gflo1tcrung bon
Gontou=Shy bon @oltinlorcItr. bis
@biloocIpbio Nooo, nit 8ltBo5p0olt,
pitrifi5irt2n 3icgelIteincn oocr @ttlt'
litihif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-28
l(nTere Ubenter.
30 milf 9(fo0entte."

Nnnie RuIiicQ, melde bier 5llleBt III
Sbafeipcarc'S SonmcrnudtStraltm"
gcic6en mur0e, lit BUR mo0ernen So.
m0Oie %5uriid9efcbrt uno ipielt OieIe
Wohc Die Saltptroue IN Ste Stron.
ger Ser" III Ger oW}uiifs Atn0emie."
Qo8 Stiid lit eit bodintetelionteS.
ou8 bic Nltincrflonfeit 0e8 Gubli'
flmS in Sponnung b0lt bon bent
%9(lgcnblid, monn Der 8orbang iiGl
5ltrn crIten Mole 1ebt, bis 5I Gem,
mom CT Iid) 5ltm lebtct Wtnle ientt.
Sm G~orocrqrut0c Der Sanolung Itebt
cine irnqe onritoniide 0tiQionurSs
Grbin, peldc aincn ep9liiden Goels
mann 6eirotbet, Scr Tie icood nilr
mcgeu hires Germ0genS @SiQen SIT
i%eil1cr Satin acmot)t bot. Mimic
9i1liicQ bat in ser Goritcllng oieIer
Grbilt nic0cr mai cine Farnoe.Holle.
S6r sur Scite ite6en &iinittcr unb
9iinItlcrinnclL ipic S8nolo g)orfe,
Gore 9obioion, Selen Srocp, Nina
&ruQcr, NiQiom MaroSmortb, @dls
ter @it6cof utrb 2tnoere mebr. a1tss
Itottltna uno Sccnerie Ser IuffiiG.
rlu19 iin0 olercritfIoiiia.
nSoro'S Opern6aus."
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lor0c in Der 8itnIt oc8 Tbeoter.Pu6.
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ma oGbe @ir9ininn" BON 8iitcr uno
Sc S6ellc, mclde5 oieie Wode Ill
nSoro'$ TGcotcr" in Scene gebt. Oh
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ltrlunterbroden Dor Dem onlerifani.
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an Hci5 umO Nu5icbungSfroft eingc-
6iiBt. Sn mebrcrcn @roBIt0oten bat
c8 Sobr iiir SaGr 8oden lang boil.
6eiettc SGuicr 9e5ogen, nno ieoe3
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finn nit GROCER 9c8ciiteritng oufgt.
nomntcn. ". Q. Sart, ein irrnger,
Godbe9obter Shouipicler, nerforpert
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rpelde III leltencr 8oIletoung Shon'
belt unb Salent pereini9t, bat bic
Eortie Der SduQebrerin Mollie
@ooo inne unO itellt in oerieI6en cine
intereliunte 5igur ouf Die 9iibne.'-
M arpIono Sbeater."
8oS oVinrDlono.1 beater" bot Ben
Hlti zines Ser beitgeIeiteten 8oriete.
Ibeater Der gan5en 8ereinigtenS tna.
ten 5i ieirt, mo eS redtfertigt Oieiar
Nomen ie6e ISOLDE bon Reltem. 4lIdJ
fir oicie Wohe bat 8eiddftSfiibrer
&crron lute0er Elm Erogramm 5uIonts
men geItelt, 0nS aud Den Dertuobn'
tcitcn 8eidmnf ooqdtf befrie6igen
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intcreiioft, ltt0 brttgt cine gauge
Nn3o6t aiinltler, Die bier In goItimo.
re nod ntht geleben nuroer. ga lit
III erItcr 9tnie Steaa Wap6ep at
neImcn Sic nit Billie 5nplor 5uiont.
men III elmer efieftoolen muiifoli-
idcn Sti35e ouftritt. He6en ibr ieien
crru66nt: @us Goiuoro'S Country
aioS" i'll ibrer ldnolihen aomooie
oNiB Goie's 9irtboap," g[ Gota, Der
bcrii6nlte elropdilhe 9plopbon.
aiinItler, mo Wae. gbeIte NIT ibrem
Su1toe in leben0en gilbern. sIs CT.
tro- 9lttraftion iino ole aeQinos, g.,-
ropa'S groBte uno bette 9lfroboten.
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orti muiifnlii6em, pie ouf gpmnoIti-
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