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The Newtown bee., 1909-08-13
Branchvi1le.
MRS EUGENE ZABRISKIE.


 Mrs Eugene Zabriskie, who has been ill for several months and underwent an operation at her home on Saturday, July IT, pr Stratton of Danbury and Dr Stevenson of Danbury performing the operation, passed away on Sunday, July IS, aged 35 years. The funeral took place from her late home on Monday afternoon, July 19, Rev U. o. Mohr officiating, and the body was then taken to Jersey City on the 4.35 train, where on Tuesday evening, July 20, the funeral services were held and on Wednesday the body was taken to Belvidere, N. J., where the burial took place in her par ent's lot in the cemetery there. Mrs Za- briskie is survived by her husband, her mother, of this place, and several broth CTS and sisters, all of Jersey City, N. J. MT zabriskie was well satisfied with the medical attendance of Dr steven son of Georgetown, and wishes through the columns of The Bee to thank him and his friends and neighborS for their kindness during his wife's last illness and at the time of her death and fune- ral, and also wishes to thank all for the many beautiful floral offerings at the funeral. F. B. Bouton X Son of Georgetown had charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Mrs W. O. DeForest and son, Willis, and w. J. Jones and family of Nod are all enjoying a two weeks stay at Compo Beach in MT Jackson's cottage. MT and Mrs Walter Olmstead have re- turned from a weeks stay at Compo Beach.
 H. Grimes has been receiving his week several more goats to be placed on his farm on Laurel Hill. Charles Coggswell is having new ! we'll dug at his place on Laurel Hill c. H. Burdell is erecting a large new carriage barn at his place on Laurel | Hill. John E. Schneider is doing the work.
 John s. Schneider of Little Florida is
 making a number of Improvements on
 his house and shops and is to have all his buildings newly painted. Roswell I l.. Dingee is doing the work.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-13

and all are urged to come promptly.
 Mrs Janek spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs Malllnson, at Echo Lodge,
 Mir and Mrs sulsbaek spent Sunday with Dr Smiths family at Fern Lawn, time with Mrs Godfrey at the Glen,
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-13

w. N. Coler, president of the Borough of Brooklyn, N, Y, visited Green Pond with Charles A. Mallory of Sherman, on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-13
Westcn.
AN ARM BROKEN.

James Coley, who broke his arm, last week, by a fall from a load of hay, has returned from the Norwalk hospital, where he went few days after the ac- cident for treatment of the injured member. The arm was first treated by two Norwalk physicians.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-13
MAMMOTH TOBACCO BARN.

Messrs Beach X Adams are building a tobacco barn S2 x2OO feet, which will be one of the largest in town.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-13
The Newtown Bee
New Milford
WORTHWHILE.
Newtown. Friday, August l3, 1909.

NlWlllN litl+h'
 F, C, Baldwin and r. Soule were the appraisers of the estate of Miss Eliza Roberts, Their duty was per- formed last week Wednesday and now settlement is in the hands of J, E. Williams of New Milford.
 Miss Vera Leayenwortlf returned home last week Thursday, from two weeks visit in Torrlngton and An' sonia.
 The infant son of MT and Mrs McLean of Lower Bear Hill is still critically i'll. For month the little one has fought for his life against cholera infantum
 Miss Ruth Buckingham has been enjoying a weeks soiourn at Peet nlu.
 MT and Mrs w. C. Hine and MT and Mrs Stephen Beach spent nearly week at Spectacle Lakes, fishing and enjoying nature.
 Rev s. D. Woods went to South Norwalk for brief visit, last week. THIS WEEK SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY,
 This will be great and unique trad | ing opportunity.
 '3very merchant lnJ town offers bar gains. ,-- Ill,
 The hotels and eating. houses will serve meals at reduced prices.
 The livery stables will hitch" at re- | duced prices.
 1t is an altogether combination move- ment. .-,., e., |.
 The merchants have organized Tor It. viding tempting bargains.
 The result is previously unheard of Price Cutting occasion.
 Profits are to be sacrificed just to let strangers know what good place l New Milford is to trace In.
 Every line offers bargains. The, Bee advertising columns give fair idea Of the money-saving opportunities.
The Newtown bee., 1909-08-13

PRESIDENT COLER OFFTHE BOR- OUCH OF BROOKLYN VISITS
 GREEN POND.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
RECORD GRlST OF NEW BILLS
Last Day Brings a Full Hopper I'm
the South Dakota
LegisIature.

PIERRE, S D.. FED. b~Isz-yspecial Tele-
gramGAn previous records went 10
smash today and a marx was set which it
will be hard for future sessions TO eQual
in the introduetions OF new bills in the last
days for general introductioas. The house
started sixty-three new bills and five reso-
buttons, and one member asked consent
70 introduce his bunch OF bills tomorrow
as he had left them in his room. The
senate followed with forty-four bills and
one resolution. these with the Saturday
introductions make $50 new bills in the two
days. The house list covered practically
every subject considered proper for leRis-
lative regulations. ranging from railroads
to sale Of beer. and started two resolutions
affecting suffrage. one for absolute equal
suffrage and the other TO allow women
TO vote on liquor questions.
The senate list contained two bills for
dividing the state into congressional dis
tricts. one by EWart. making the Missouri
river the dividing line and the other taking
in all the state west Of the river. with the
counties OF Campbell, Mcpherson. Edmunds,
WalwOrth. Potter. Faux, sully, HYDE
Hand. Hughes, Buffalo. JerauId. Aurora
and Brule east OF the river.
A senate hn wss introduced to exempt
cities OF the nrst class from the provisions
OF the Sunday Law voted for by the people
Of the state al the last election.
In the senate with seven absentees the
antitrust bill was defeated by the laek
Of one Of the constitutional majority Of
twenty-three. but is up for reconsideration
when there is a better attendance.
The house with only q handful Of dis.
senting votes, passed the bill to create tvs
new supreme court districts and proyidins
for the appointment Of two judges unit
the next general election
Both houses adopted resolutions fixins
the time OF adjournment al noon Friday
March g.
Governor Vessey and other state ofticers
accompanied by committees Of b0sh houses
left this afternoon 10 attend the reception
given ar Huron this evening 10 Senator.
elect Crawford.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
HOME FOR OLD MEN AND BOYS
Kansas CITY saloon Keeper Leaves
Large sums 80 Charitable
Ias~tktatiOns

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. ia bea1est
81 Ss-eo for the founding Of . home for
I'D men and orphan boys, a Legacy Of 2,-
90 10 the George II. Settleton home OF this
-ity- aEd individual gifts OF $500, incIud-
ng VIC Of Sl0e0 each TO a negro porter
and a negro housekeepeT. are the chief
PROVISIONS Of the viii az charles Schattner.
a pioneer saiOonkeeper. flied for probate
teday. Mr.. Schsttners estate IL valued a.
HS,oc The negro porter. Charles Morton.
has been In the employ Of Mr.. Schattncr
for fifteen years. Mary Yates the negro
~housekeeper, had been in Mr.. S~chattner's
employ for five years.
A brother. Frederick sehauner OF S.
Louis. resolved Sl0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

see no bruises However. Mrs. Lemp was
much excited and gritted her teeth.
Nj. Lemp testified ne objected to his
wife wearing lavender constantly and re
ferred to a newspaper article which first
described his wife IS the Lavender lady.
He continued to live with his wife for more
than a year and a half after the finding OF
tie Dear Little Par letter written by her.
Edwin Lemp, a brother OF the defendant.
testified that in 1896. while Mrs. Lemp was
in the east, his brother entertained his
sister-in-law. Mrs. A. H. Handlan, and Miss
Hattie EVIL at the Lemp house for a short
time. He said Mr.. Temp accidentally upset
a table containing some bottles. bat that
there was no singing This was intended TO
offset testimony on behalf OF Mrs. Lemp
that during her absence her husband was
in the habit OF entertaining parties OF
women at the home and that thsy drank
and sans on one occasion, ~ovsrturninE q
table.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
LEMP CLOSES HIS DEFENSE
Former servant and HE Brother Con-
tradict videnee Submitted by
Mrs. Lemp.

ST Louis Feb. 1s.-wilism }, Lemp.
jr-. closed his defense today in me suit
filed by his wife, Mrs. Lillian Hsndlan
Lemp, for a divorce. Mrs Lemp will testify
in rebuttsl tomorrow. Besides Lemp's tes-
timony today former and present servants
in the Lemp household appeared for the
millionaire.
Miss Rosie sschsberger. a former servant,
testified that aner Mrs. Lemp locked her
husband out OF his room he walked the
floor all night. as the guest room was not
prepared for sleeping. Miss Sachsberger
said that after Mrs. LAmp t~elephoned her
husband had choked and thrown her down
stairs she looked al Mrs. Lemp. but could
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
Mr.. HENEY REsENTs THREATS
District Attorney Tells witness that
He VIII Brook No Fur
Their Insults.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is-At the trial
OF Patrick Calhoun on an Indictment chars-
ing bribery today. Assistant District Attor-
ney Francis J. Heney, resenting the de-
mesnor OF a witness on the stand. declared
that he had fixed a line over which no liv-
ing man could in future step.
Samuel Leake. who was to the
stand because OF an allegation that he had
endeavOred. TO purchase an interest in the
hsberdsshery business conducted by a
brother OF one OF the jurors. had warned
Mr.. Heney that ne could make certain rev.
Citations concerning the prosecutors past.
Mr.. Leake. who had been questioned as TO
his visits 10 a saloon. said:
Il think it very improper for you to refer
TO those things, Mr.. Heney. / could tell OF
a place l saw you-.
Il want you to stop that right now. in
t%errupted Mr.. Heney. Il don't propose that
you shall make any more threats. You are
there to answer questions"
There is one conversation YOU won't dare
10 refer to- retorted the witness. There
was one when you went up the back way
into the Call office and tried TO back on
Phelsn and spreckles-'
That's all there will be Of that sad
Mr.. Heney. Il took this sort OF thing from
merry An LOT ulOuAls until II leo TO an at
tempt at assassination and after this
want 1t understood that won't take 81,
from any man living. II 1 am going to b
shot again I'll be shot in front. not from
behind. nor from the side"
Lewis F. Lyington Of the defense herr
took exception, saying:
" believe that the district sttorne
should recognize the limits Of his duty n
examining a witness
Mr.. Heney, rising. pitched his voice $
that IT penetrated beyond the room and
said:
This district attorney is doing his duty
as such. but before I am a district attorne,
/ am an American citizen and in that capac
ity / want 10 say that right here and nov
! draw the line over which no living man
may step. For months I took ali the Will,
fication that could be heaped on me merely
because / dared to do my duty. which
someone had TO do. but ! am through with
it now and l wAnt this thoroughly under
stood"
The panel OF twelve jurors was roker
by the discharge Of one and two alleged
cases OF jury tampering were made public
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
WE CURE
M E FOR

repairing and overhauling. and the people
Of this city will be obliged 10 rely on the
old-fashioned lamp FOR a few days. This
IS the first time the electric light plant
has been shut down here for any consid-
liable time FOR a period OF about five
years. The wells at the waterworks also
gave out this morning. there being a leak
in the castings. and as a result all the
schools in town had to be closed down.
Work will be pushed on the wells as rap
idly as possible as at the present time the
cts r without adequate fire protection.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
FLEETS NEARING EACH OTHER
Wireless Messages from HaeShips Re-
pert Them Few Degrees Apart.
itheie y. Reader Claims Commi-sion
Of ausrter HDIies On BiE Mining
Deals. he says Ne
NeEotiated.

NEWs 10RK.e Feb. IA wireless dis
patch was received here tonight from the
flagship Connecticut OF the American bat
tleshiptaeet. now returning from It's world
voyage. stating that the Connecticut at s
o'clock GtoaiEht was in fhe position 3417
latitude rorth and longitude sc west. and
making a north course By 81 degrees west.
A wireless dlspssoh received At 8 o'clock
from the bsttIeship Maine. flagship Of the
Third sauadron. which will welcome the
feet. states that the Maine was in the
position rs latitude. Sl5 longitude west.
Janes =. Hassia sueS.
suit was brought in the state supreme
court here today by Athlete B. Reader, hus-
osad OF EaIz Rsvses Reader. against
lanes 3 Hssgsn. the wealthy mine owner
and racing man. to recover $4,000. 10 per
ssnt commission claimed by Reader on the
purchase price Of several mines In the
Distriet % Cerro De Pasco. Peru, bought
~ the defendant for E5oooo
Reader eontehaed that he had options on
many parcels OF land included in the
Peruvian properties bought BY HaggIn and
hat he had en- agreement with, Hagsin for
ne payment % the amount sought 70 be
covered when the purchase was made.
: slhhaEstuA 0IVSbuA " ReNoeE IN Ahe
sderal courts Was dismissed.
AStoraS AsAst snaIIg
Raymond Hitchcock, the actor today filed
= petition in bankruptcy In the Uni.ed
states district court He gives his nabin-
les a. sB.14, and hts assets as SIS.
Pablishers RleAa not .Gauty.
Counsel for The Star company, pub
iEhers OF the New York American, today
inferred a plea II not guilty Of the charge
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

these big teams have about forty players
on the reserve list and as they will carry
but about twenty apiece after the season
opens, they viii have some good ones TO
farm out
President Rourke thinks he has a bunch
Of good. new PLAYERS in John Pendry, Tracy
Johns, walter Cadman, ]. s. Rice. John ID.
Lower and J. =. Eberiein. but he is not
going to stop scouting for PLAYERS for all
that and viii keep his eye open for any
opportunity to strengthen the Omaha team.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
lumber Of Appointments In Postal
Service In NebFasks and
I0Wa.

FrOm a staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. FEB. K-fspecial Tsle-
gTam)-FtedeTirk W. Yonker has been sp-
pointed postmasteT e. Bi6y. Hayes county,
NebrSsks; vice L l. Blakely. resigned.
Rural route No : has been. ordered
established March ! Al Redding. RingEold
county. Iowa, serving eighty families.
Isiah Morton has been appointed regular
and Franklin c Morgan substitute rural
carrier for route (. al Auburn. Ia
Hartie Warren has been appointed res
ulsT and Oliver b. Warren substitute car
rlsr for routes . and 8 Al Delmont. 6 ..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
ALL-AMERIcAN TEAM is BACK
Returns with Record of Winning All
but Three of Forty Games.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s-The Al
American base ball team. which has been
playing a series OF games in Honolulu and
the Orient, returned home today on the
steamer Tenyo Maru. The bsllplayers are
enthusiastic over the cordial manner In
which they were welcomed everywhere
and the financial success OF their trip.
They were victorious IN all but three Of
the forty games PLAYED, losing two at
Manila and one at Honolulu.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
METZ BROS.
GATE CITYS,
LEE aUnLIN WITH DIES MONIES
Former LIneOIn Man VIII Pa short
stop for HiEGiRA-

Lee Quillin viii play shortstop for Dss
Mcinss this year. John Higgins, owner OF
the Des EOines team. has bought the former
Lincoln player from Mike Cantillon, man
ager OF the Minneapolis team. Quillin went
from Lincoln TO the Chicago White SoX
where he held down the bench for a Eea-
sen, piaying o~ccasonaiiy' and Nas then seat
but WAS never able 10 hit as the record ~
the Lincoln scorers showed he hit while
playing AT lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
HARNESS RACING CIRCUIT FORMED
O'Nem Comes In and Dates Are
Claimed.

NORFOLK. Neb.. Feb. ~1s.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram. l5O'Neill was into the
North Nebraska short shipment racing cir
cult and the following initial dates fixed:
Neigh. August IS: Pierce. August q:
Creighton. September q Stanton. Septem-
Der Is; Madison. September - Purses were
left at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
ssteh,s nephew Throw. Springer.

FORT DODGE. Ia, Feb. ~l6-(SpeciaLl-
Lawrence Pirone. nephew Of Franz Goteh.
won two straight fails off George Springer
OF Des Moines last night in this city, tax
ing the first fall in fourteen and the sec
ond In fifteen and one-half minutes. The
first fail was very spectacular Leroy Bill
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
ArTELL AND DRIscOLL TO FIGHT
Champion 10 Meet BrIton in New
York for Ten ROHnds.

NEW NORk, Feb. l6-Agreement was
finally reached today for a 10round bout
between Abe Attell. champion eathe
weight OF the world. and Jem Driscoll.
featherweight champion of England, next
Friday night al the National athletic club.
A match had previously been arranged
but the fighters bake on the weigh and
the fight was declared off. After an ar
gument today IL was agreed TO weigh in
ct l3 pounds at s O'Clock Friday. ana each
fighter posted q forfeit OF Ss in case he
falls to make the weight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

It's the same old story In the same old
way. with those Metz boys, they seem 70
have the habit Of taking everything IN
sight Last night on the Association alleys
they hoGged all three games from the
Gate Ctys. Captain Gjerde Of the Gate
Citys captured the high single game, with
~ while Neale managed 10 top off the
totals. with eG Tonight Ssmpecks vs.
Lemp-Falstaffs. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

ings was present and challenged both
wrestlers and Thompson Of Sioux City.
Billings wrested the Iowa championship
from Piruue recently, when Pirque was not
In good form and they will meet here
March L. with Thompson OF Fort Dodge
referee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
GRAIN BROKERS.
Totals. ..--....-..- S4 ~ ~
NEBRASKA CYCLES
Totals

Last night on the Metropolitan alleys the
Kelley e. Heyden team took two from the
Dreibus Candy company. Godenschwager
bowled a beautiful game, making SIC total.
Bryan got high single with ZS. Baker
was high for the Kelley & Heydens with
SIS total and ga single. Tonight the post
office team plays the Birmingham Ranges.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
ia HAs BIG BUNCH ON LIST
Win Have Twenty-Five Player
sIanea hy Ead Of Monah.


By the end OF the month "a ROurke ex-
poets 10 have she signatures of twenty-five
ball player attached TO contracts 10 play
vita the omaha team in the Western league.
Pa says he realizes That ether club owners
have been making bic effort TO strengthen
their teams but thar he expects to run
along at the top Of the procession as usual
Several trades were talked up al the
meeting OF the maEnates At Lincoln Sat
Orday. hut nons VAS finished and the mag
mates refuse 70 diyuigs the nature o. the
trades Unit they are cOmplsted Every
magnate present has the promise Of one
or the other OF the big league managers
for one or more players o on the lists
Of these clubs. but VINO may need another
season of trainiRg before they can be Of
use la the. bis leagues.
Pa has the Cubs and the Cincinnati Reds
on hk staff M hopes 20 land = EOoS one
or two before the season Is very old, Both
| Chance and President Murphy Of the Cubs
feel very friendly toward Omaha which
furnished Them their crack tEireFs Nor
decai BroNn and Jack Pfeister. ard they
raliEe thgt The Omaha team a one Of the
best In the country with which . young
player can SET his trainiag As most Of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

Hoarss coughs and stuffy eoIds hat may
develop into pneumonia ever night are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar,
and It soothes inflamed membranes. heals
the lurss. and expels the cold from the sys-
ten. sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
WITH THE BowLERs.

Lest night on the Metropolitan alleys
Beselin,s Mixers won three straight games
from the Bungalows. with new pins 10
bowl sgainst. A number OF splits accounts
FER the low scores. Tonight the Loyal
jewelers. play the Ortman Stars. Score:
BESELINs MIXERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
KELLEY & HEYpE.

Tho Omaha Nationals put the trimmings
to the West Sides last night In the Omaha
league. by taking two out Of three games.
with Captain Tousem getting high single
game OF 2S and totals Of so. Tonight
Union Pnciffcs vs.. Dreshers. Score:
OMAHA NATIONALS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

DAVID CITY, Neb., Feb. l~s.-iSpecial
The electric light plant has been closed
down here for several days for a general
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
Let Bee Want Ads Do the Work for You

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You learn who is anxious to buy what
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17
..DIed OF P~neumonIa''

is never written Of those who cure coughs
and colds with DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Guaranteed. SOC ana So For sale By
Beston Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

The Grain Brokers won three games on
the basement alleys from the Nebraska
Cycle company. Howe had all high totals
with So and 1913 for single. Score:
~ nnAW-Hnn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

The directors Of the Texas A. Pacific
Railway company at a meeting held here
today decided that no interest should at
this time be paid on the second mortgage
income bonds Of that corporation. 1t was
stated that the omission Of the customary
payment was because here sas no surplus
available.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC

L1as r1AH RoU1 DAVs Az SRA
WeNAlg sailing kOtvsoa MentraAl, ouaA.a
Ana ElvoxpOol
Two days On the beautiful 81 Lawrence
klfer Ahd me shortest ocean route 10
Nothing better on the Atlantic than our
EHpresses Wireless on all steamers.
siAss ~ sseoAA go. oas class
Asa your ticket agent. or write for sail
tnEl rates and booklet.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

TAMFA Fla. Feb. l6-Sumrnarles.
First race. five furlOnss: Arthur Stllweil
ue. Dale. Z TO ID won. Tres Oe. Griffin.
! to 81 second, Herlida QG. Smith. . 10 ID
third. Time: 1S& Brown jus. Rose Ankle,
AleInire. Moyea. Odd Trick and Reticent
second race. five furlOnss, Airship ae.
Burns, 3 10 81 won. Reinette Branch, 3 70
y second. Alamo Ooa. Pickens. 4 to ID
third. Time: 1.N. Yelce, Canada, 81 Mag
net and Worthwhile also raR.
Third race. mile: Jeanette N uo2, Hinch-
cliffe, 8 TO ~ won, Eustacian 81, Brannon
? 10 ID second, Colonel Blue Qo1, Burns, 4
TO ID third Time: Ia Lord Direct, st.
Abe, St Aulaire and Spring Frog also ran.
Fourth race, ak and a half fnri0ngs: Nc
Quarter 90, FenderEsst, ; 20 s. Won. Judge
Treen Oa. Obert, 3 to ~ second, Melvina
Q0- Brown. 6 10 ID third. Time. i:3fLt.
Gambler, Expect 10 Sre. Teetah- Counter
mAnd, Select. RichmOn Duke and Joe FSl-
lert also ran
Select stumbled and fell as the home com
menced anc Jockey Muleahey was thrown
hard he 10 unconscious and believed 10 be
fatally hurt. Gambler Was cut down and
VII not be able 10 race again At this meet
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards. En-
list -, Hannah. 8 20 81 won. Miss Padden
nos, Piekens, 70 - second. Dew Of Dawn
-. Guy, Z 70 ID third. Time: la Oriental
Queen and Rose r. PaniQue also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

Of criminal libel preferred against the com
psny by John D. Rockefeller. 5r.. in an
article published in the American about him.
The trial was sent for February IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

MIXERS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

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