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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1909-06-05
Agricultural ~
j Department
June Work on the Southern Farm,

tEOI. w. r. Massey III tDe tTOSreSs-
i've Farmer.
June is busy month on a cot
ton farm, for if you "get in the
grass" now and the rains Of July
overtake you, the crop is about
hopeless. But after the ''long
rainy spell" that we are apt TO
have late in May, and, in fact,
are now having where l live--it
is called here "the blackberry
Storm as the blackberries are
in bloom-it takes rapid work
to check the grass.
And right here comes the val
ue of the level planting and the
use of the weeder and smooth.
ing harrow in the early stages
of the crop. With these one
can get over the ground so rapid,
ly, and destroy the weeds and
grass when just starting, that
we can go into the May rain
with land clean, and it will
be easy to keep it during the
usual dry weather in June.
Then, during June, if the
weather turns off dry and hot,
as it is apt TO do, don't put plows
and sweeps into the cotton and
mound the soil up to dry out,
but keep the two-horse riding
cultivator going two or three inch
es deep between the rows so
as to constantly preserve loose
dust blanket on the surface that
will prevent the evaporation
that will take place from hard
crusted surface.
When we'll started in May
cotton needs very little rain du
ring June if the crust is con-
stantly kept broken shallowly.
But throwing up earth to the
cotton increases the amount of
surface exposed to evaporation,
and you lose moisture that
should have been kept below.
The man who runs a turning
plow four time to each row, is
not only turning up moist earth
to dry out, but is using many
times the amount of human la
Dor he should, and is thus add
ing greatly to the cost of the crop.
THE RIGHT WAY TO CULTIVATE
CORN.
What | have said about the
early work in the cotton field
applies also to the corn field.
The harrow should run over it
before the corn is up, and after
that the weeder will get over
the corn very rapidly and
should be run both ways as in
the cotton field. Hoe work in
the cotton and corn fields is the
most expensive sort of labor,
and we should use every effort
to have as little as practicable.
Some must be done in the cot
ton field, but it has been many
a long year since | sent hoe
into a corn field. With the
early narrowing and wedding by
horse power before the weeds
and grass get strong hold, we
can do away with ali need fer a
hoe in the corn field.
A year or 50 ego a man IN
Baltimore County, Mary land,
cultivated a corn field entirely
with the weeder. With rows
running straight across the field,
.
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Our Guarantees

Go to your druggist today, apA
purchase . dollar bottle. and Il you
can honestly say, that you did NOT
receive any benefits from n, aftet
using the entire bottle, the drug.
gist will refund your money 70 roo
without question or delay.
We will pay the druggist the price
OF the bottle purchased by you.
This offer applies 20 the largo
bottle only and to but one ins . !.
family.
We could not afford to make such
an offer, unless we positively knsv
what Kodol will do for you.
1t would bankrupt us.
The dollar bottle contains rs timss
rs much as the fifty cent bottle.
Kodol Is made at the laboratoriss
OF Z. G. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago.
A ~ IN q m
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if you pile up earth to the rows
with the plow in laying by, you
will not only injure the crop by
cutting the roots, but you will
make hollows on the hillside to
gather heads of water to break
over and cause gullies.
NOW rs THE TIME TO SOW cow
PEAS.
June is the best time 20 sow
peas for hay. They will make
more vine growth than sown lat
er. Then do not expect to eat
your cake and keep it, too. That
is, do not expect that sowing peas
on poor land and taking the crop
off and returning no manure to
the land is going to improve it,
because it will, on the other
hand, run it down. Peas, while
they will get nitrogen from the
air, are greedy consumers of the
phosphoric acid and potash in the
soil, and you cannot get these
from the air. The value of the
pea crop consists in its ability to
save you the purchase of nitro
gen, and to give you valuable feed
to return to the soil and increase
| the humus content. Therefore,
if the Improvement of the soil is
the main object, as it should be,
you should feed the crop with
acid phosphate and potash and
thus enable it to do more nitro.
gen-flxing for you.
1t is good plan 10 mix cow
peas and soy beans half and
half. The more erect character
of the beans will help to hold up
the peas and the crop will be
more easily harvested. Try SOW
ing bush variety OF peas among
the corn, and when the leaves
begin to fall SOW crimson clover
among them, and you will have
fine crop to turn under for cot
ton the next season. Also SOW
crimson clover among the cotton
and have the crop to turn for
corn. But where peas are sown
alone among corn the best plan
is to cut the corn off and shock it
and then disk the peas down and
sow oats in September to be fol-
lowed by peas for hay and Grim
son clover for cotton, and then
crimson clover among cotton tor
corn.
CRIMSON CLOVER AND wATERMEL-
ONS.
The finest field of crimson
clover have seen this spring
was sown among watermelons
last summer. There we're sixty
acres in the field, and one can
imagine the appearance of sixty
acres of the blood-red bloom two
feet high, and wha; it has done
for that farm, for the owner
bought it only last spring and
planted the whole in water
melons, and tho two crops have
about paid for the farm, and he
refuses $4,000 Tor the sixty
acres. The same man has 100
acres in canteloupes this year on
another farm, and nearly
az many in watermelons, and
all will get crimson clover. Cow
peas and crimson clover make
team for summer and winter
that cannot be b. aien by alfalfa
o.,.I.,,,C, al-. ,bc Gc,,tI
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Eat What
You want of the food you need
Kodol will digest it.

You need . sufficient amount of
good wholesome food and more than
this you need to fully digest 1t.
ELSE you can't gain strength, nor
can you strengthen your stomach II
It II weak.
You must eat In order to live and
maintain strength.
You must not diet, because tho
body requires that you eat a suffic-
lent amount Of food regularly.
But this food must be digested,
and 1t must be digested thoroughly.
When the stomach can't do It,
you must take something that will
help the stomach.
The proper way to do is TO eat
what you want, and lot Kodol di-
gest the food.
Nothing else can do this. When
the stomach Is weak 1t needs help;
you must help 1t by giving It rest,
and Kodol will do that
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Kodol Is made at the laboratori
Of e. @. Dewitt & Co., CHICAGO.
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one of the finest preparations
Tor sweet potatoes is dead Grim
son clover crop turned under
deeply and the beds made shal.
low. A small plow and cotton
sweep will do all the needed
work, and there is no need for
pulling up great high ridges
with the expensive hoe, as |
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Sold by j. r. MACKEY g. co.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
4 SERIOUS CHARGE
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED AT RAD
FORD FOR EMBEZZLEsfENT
AND FORGERY.

A. n. Wade. Of the Baldwin De-
tective Agency, brought from Rad
ford, Va, yesterday Charles O'Brien,
who is charged with embezzlemont
and forging the signature OF his en-
ployer, @. Brisentne, OF this city.
O'Brlen had for. soma time been
In the employ OF the G. Brisentfne
Meat Market, where. he had access to
the cash register. and practical
charge of the store In the absence
OF the proprietor acting. as book
keeper and clerk, and is accused OF
taking money from tho cash regis
ter as well as endorsing checks on
which he secured the. cash and sign
ing checks for his personal use with
the firm name. The amount secured
IN all is believed by Mr.. Brisentine
ito be in the neIghborhood of $1,000
all OF the alleged peculatiols h..v.
ing occurred since january.
o'Brien left here some days ago
and was finally located at Radofrd
and officer Wade was sent to bring
him back to this city where he VIII
be held to answer the charge OF for
gerry.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26

another sister. TO get doctor for
Howard Toler's wife. who was I'll.
The mother did not discover the
girls condition until about . O'Clock
that night.
Toler. after he was arrested. con-
fessed the matter to the deputy sher-
in.
He had no council. and. at Judge
Massie's request Attorneys +. w.
Morton and H. c. Gilmer appeared
FOR him. His guilt was. admitted
and the sole effort was to reduce the
punishment from death to twenty
years in the penitentiary.
The jury. however. took the view
that they would not be q minute
n putt1g him to death IL he had
assaulted white girl. aud. there
fore. they would similarly apply the
law where the victim was colored
girl. and they gave him the extreme
penalty.
He was sentenced to be executed
on April 9th.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
IMPORTANT
CAPTURE
THE MYSTERIOUS AssAII.ANT OF
WOMEN WHO HAS TERROR
IzED BERLIN FOR WEEKS is
CAUGHT By A SIMPLE RUsE.

Berlin. Feb. 2e.-The mysterious
assailaat of women who has terror
iEsd Berlin for the. past month was
caught today, ending his reign Of
terror. For weeks the police have
been looking DOR this mysterious
lack the Ripper The police even
had issued orders that. all women
should carry small sacks OF -four
and whom attacked by the fiend.
should throw powder OF -four upon
him. This russ worked perfectly
and finally resulted in the capture
OF the fiend.
Whom ARE ted this Roper" re-
fused TO tell who he was or where
he syed. When he attacked wo-
man today she had the presence of
mind TO hold her assaila1t and
scream for help. Although he cut
her clothing to. shreds with fsnife
be carried she held o nuntil help
came and the ripper was placed IN
der arrest.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
BUSY DAY
IN CONGRESS
HOUSE ADJoURNs AT $50 THIS
MORNING AFTER SEVENTEEN
HOURS SESSION.

Washington, Feb. 26.--4At thrso
twenty this morning the house took
a recess until later in the day. hav-
ing been In continuous session since
ten O'Clock yesterday morning. The
bill under consideration was the sun
dry civil service measure, and as
the hours OF the night wore along
the Democrats tried to force an adj
journment by offering amendments
to every item read. This delayed
the prgres ST work, but did not ex-
haust the patience If the Republ;-
cans and a great deal was aeconk-
plished. The sundry civil bill was
taken up two days ago and its pas
saga C. of much i'm portance because
OF the fact that the present cons
gress is about to end TIA career.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
REGRET CRITICISM
BRIsToL o. d. O. OK aflss Soy
SONS ESSAY AND THE AsFAHp

Bristol. Tenn. Feb. 2s,--rAs Az-
ma Stonewall Jackson chapter.
Daughters OF the CoAfsdsessy. has
adopted . resolution which reads IA
part:
We while not agreeing witA ali enc
statements made ~ kiss psysen IN
her PRICE essay. especially regarding
intellectual deadnsss Of the Gsuth,
regret the criticism heapsz upon
tho COMMITTEES In fulafling ths eu-
ties requested OF them By the Con
eral Assoe atioa of the Uast q
Daughters Of the Ooafsdseacv. we
think tails essay showed FsmaYkssis
iiberality from one vAs had nstzrai-
~ imslbed Northsrn prsfudies y 10
her mothers milk aRd lived IN an
atmosphere which produced Uaoie
Toms Cabin.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
SENTENCED
TO DEATH
howard ToLER, OF DUBLIN.
VA, TO DIE IN THE ELECTRIC
CHAIR.

Pulaski, Va. Feb. 2e.--Howard
Toler was tried In the circuit court
acre yesterday for criminal assault
eommittsd By him on the nth inst,
et Dublin. IN this county. upon lit
lie coDorsd girl years old, named
Ollie Lee Morrison. and was senten-
ced to death.
Toler confessed to the carnal
knowledge OF the gill, but claimed
1t was with her consent, and this
seemd TO be borne out by the evil
dence Of the girl. But the girl was
under IA years OF age, co whether
she consented or not the crime of
rape was consummated.
Toler is an ignorant negro OF a
very low order OF intelligence. He
uved next door to the family OF
William Morrison, the father of the
girl.
He did not seem to appreciate the
fact that he had committed any Of
Tense. He simply went back home
along with the girl and remained at
home until he was arrested.
The girl. after she came home,
did not at nrst tell her mother, and
was sent By her mother along with
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26

broadened. and now propose 10
make . vigorous EFFORT 90 collect .
fand Of "a least eso.ooo.oo. which
&C feels. after careful iAvsstisstSon.
70 most urgently needed 30 sAe-
auately provide for the ds-titute
dependents.
Tho committee begs % express
its profound gratitude FOR the con-
trib tons already 90 generously
made. and to earnestly appeal for
the further assistance thct is be-
liovss 10 necessary to prevent sat
fering. promsing an Aoasct svsts-
matic pro-rata &strihatioA sf the
fund. and . full accounting 20 the
public. eertinsd ~ 1isiatsksstsd
auditing concern. -
west virania cannot cups With
THE situation unaidsd. 10 connands
widespread sttentSoa. and the cs,-
mittec nesls assured thai 10 appeal
Mal be- heard and will resolve Q
general and generous response.
"All checks should ee made pay
able to the Lick Branch Mine Re-
lief Commit r. y. BeYling. treas-
urer, Blueneld, ~. Va. 70 10 sspee.
tally desired thM the enclosed ea-
velope be used"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
BLEV|kS BEAD
Died mAHEY TnB
MORNING IN HOSPITAL AT
ASHLAND-PRUTTP sTnA Inv.
CS0.

HuRCAEtS1, FEB. As.--NCSRauSes,
Frank BiSviRs. WAC wss sNSs &C
White House, Ky. on the Bls aaudy
division Of the G. q o Tuesday niEht
died at three s'elosk this morning
at the Kins's DGughters hospital in
Ashland.
A. W. Pruitt. one Of ths prHei-
pals IN the tragedy which cost Blew
ins MS life, a ssili iiVlse AaS may
recover.
Jack Pruitt, who shot Conductor
BleVns and escaped % the hllts, aas
not been spprehsnaed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
DEATH OF MRS. REED
WAS MoTHER-IN-LAw OF MANA.
GER FOR MILL CREEK COAL
AND COKE COMPANY.

The death occurred at the home
of her daughter at Coopers last
night OF Mrs. Reed, who was one Of
the Oldest residents OF the county.
having rounded out aghty-nye years
She was the mother OF Mrs. w. IT,.
Shuh, whoe husband is manager for
the Mil Creek Coal and Coke Com
pany. Death was due to inHrmIties
Incident to old age and the.end came
rather suddenly, as she ad not been
considered seriously H. The re-
mains will be taken to her former
home at Saiem, Va, for 1nterment.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
goldsmith
DAUGHTHN on HAYon gznyR,
on GRAHAss, wHps A Pm1aaI.
NENT CITIZEN OF MoNn0m

On wednesday sveninE, February
s4.h. at the home OF hsr istsr, Hrs.
VIM. r. 0raham, at Pesshowtas
MSS Pearl Smiths daughter OF Msvor
John u. Hfsh,. of Graham, vas
united In marriage TO Mr.. J. A. Gee
q prominent citizen OF Monroe esun-
ty After the ceremony they oft
for tour of the eastsrH eIsis4- AFT
er wsch they VII make thoiY hons
In Monroe. The promincnss esd
social stand ns Of tho families msaEea
the Welding ons OF more thaz or
nary Interest
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
AN APPEAL
FOR AID
CONTRIBUTIONS ASKED FOR THIN
RRLuEF OF THE WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF TEIR MNEns
KILLED IN THE LICK BRANCH
EXPLOSIONS.

The Lick Branch Mine Relief
committee began actively this morn
ing the sending out OF $4,000 APP
peals. The appeals were printed
yesterday and tho stamped mvel-
opes also arrived. Mailing atty
thousand letters is quite task and
~ with require ten expert type
writer's several days to address the
envelopes. These appeals will 60
far and wide and will act forth aAs
needs OF those who were bersaved
by the explosions. The ofrlce Is
IN charge OF Mr.. Chas. b. Rood. :
OF this city. The people of this
section should respond to til. call.
Some OF them have already done so.
and we feel sure others will not be
behind In the good work. The ap-
peal Is as follows and Is signed By
the committee, whose names were
givon In these columns several days
ago.
ION Tuesday. DecamDer 29th,
1908, at Switchback. West Virginia
seventeen miles west OF Bit efleld, an
explosion occurred In the Lick
Branch M ne OF the Pocahontss Con-
solidated Galleries Company. mo.
resulting In the death OF fifty- ne
employees. Operations were rssum-
ed In the mine on January 7. 1909,
by permission OF the State Nine Do
patment, and ora Tuesday. January
18th, another explosion occurred y
causing the destruction OF slxty-six
IN re lives. making \ total one
hundred and seventeen lost In the
two accidents, only two weeks apart.
"Switchback has, normally, n pop
ulation Of 1000 and 10 = typical
mining village. consisting OF q store
and houses. all owned by tho COM
pany. The employees or the Lick
Branch Mlne, and thoce GO other
mines OF the same company, locxt-
ed nearby. rent these houses, and
live IN them with their families, Or
az boarders.
From the statistics furnished By
the company, II 10 shown That ffty-
three widows, and seventy-;ix child
rem under 16 years, are left without
means Of support; that flfty-sevan OF
bhe v4cttmo were unmarried. but
how many OF these contributes TO
the support OF parents c- other
relatives is unknown and mast be
developed; and that there were
seven bodies that were identified,
about whose relatives, consequently,
nothing Is now known, but about
whom information IL hoped to be oh
tained later.
THE company haJ paid thu tray
cling expenses of relatives Frsm
their homes to Switch back, and re-
turn, and for the transportation
and burial OF the victims and has
thus far prov ded for tho niAinten-
aneo OF the boreaved families resid-
ing in aud near switchback. Thus
has the temporary relief situation
been met.
Tho Lick Branch lfiae Ms1Isk
Committee has been orgspiEed in
an endeavor to make some provision
for the future OF the sufferers from
these disasters--to help hCm TO re-
establish themselves. The company
has contributed 100000 Co 4he
fund, and subscriptions fro1I other
sources. asgregatins sSoaS ss,seS,
having been received TO date. The
Relief Committee has recently been
reorganized. and rs plans and scope
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
Death OF mrs. COMPTON
AGED LADY PAssED AWAY rs
TERDAY MORNING.

Mrs. RhodA Carol ne Cssapssp.
wife OF the Late Col. J. n. Cs@weoa,
died Yesterday 81 10 s'esosk % an
home OF Asr con. MS. @. W. OosHpeea.
aged SO years. Mira. Cons tsa had
been extremely III fer ssms uns. aad
nor coalition for several lays was
euch that all hope for her rsssvsry
wee abandoasd. she passed away
Gu etiy sad pesesfully. surrssadsa
By members or her fsn ~ aaa 70 eads
Mrs. Oomptox 10 saYv1vsa ~ anas
chilGrea; Mrs. o. +. Maaks. %
Kansas City. Mo-: MH. O. q. Up
alike. Of Cioverdais. Va: n. Il. ou@p
tea, Of Seattle. aAe O W. ovxpsrm.
OF thls oity
The funeral services WHY mks
place tomorrow mornias e. 40
O'Clock frem the rsslasaee sRa lwtif
ss conducted ~ new. W. o. >HAuh-
bors. ID. D., psseof Of 0rssas wsuAa-
risi ehprsk. --RssHoks riAss ssGAy.
MfE CcmpsoH was wsil ksvvz ~
many ar our YesAees. Zee snskess
aAfis was Neal and che was rsa&ssG
to the Meals of Biuossonc. Csf. ssAa
X. Compton was one OF the iars st
cattlA dealers Ia wrsInss In enc
years immediately foiiowias eAs
Civil War. and was kaown &sssuh-
cut this ssctsn. he haa o nsWia.
esnt FAIRS sx< Q bssutissi sssFusMss
on unbsrlizg srsok. nfsna ssuaSy.
Va. whore no crtertaiAe Cd ffs fseas6s
1avfshiy. The family wsS 1sesk BE-
lts hospitality.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
2Olb Sugar for Sl.OO

On every WEDNESDAY In Febru-
airy and March (for z weeks) We
will sell 20 pounds best graduated
sugar for 800. Sugar sold at the
price VIII not be delivered unless
,uv' goods are purchased to the
tmouhf OF 800. We are awars
that some BlueHeid people arc from
Missouri" and that we will have 20
show them that we can and will
save them money on their groceries.
Come to our store Cor phone 261)
and let US help you make up that
order, and you will wonder why you
have not been buying your groceries
from us ali the time. One new Gus
toner to us. means two, for they al
ways bring US another. Thars Why
We want you.
We don't say that "our loss b
your gain" but that our gain 10 Your
gain. Think II over and determine
to do your part in keeping the cash
banner TO the front OF the ranks,
which means a saving TO you and
all who support e. You are always
welcome at our store.
STEPTOE'S The Cash Way
Phone aet e pluoaeJa aVauua.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
ADMIRAL SPERRI
TO BIC RETIRED NEXT sHPFHlE-
BER-CROwDs LEAVING NOR
FOLK As FLEET WEEK DRAWS
TO A CLOSE. 80

Fort Nsar0s, We, FsN 2s,-@gt -
reported on goee aatAorit9 thai Al
raj BpsTTy 1to BE rstirsa Hgrs Sos-
TENDER. Tomorrow win ena eeos
week IN NoYfo1k AAd Oh PolRt. Al
ready the hotels are being cloAnsd
out and there appears to be little
more interst left. ships were yes
terday visited By customs inspectors
and many trinksts, etc. brought b.
officers and men aboard were Assess
ed By the governments men.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
EXPLOSION CAUSES FIRE.

Chicago, Feb. "a IRE result
Ing from terrific explosion set the
two nine story warehouses or Albert
dickinson Company ablaze this
morning It was at FIRST thought
that number Of workmen employ,
ed in the warehouses; had met death
In the fire but later all were ac-
counted for.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26
RIVERS AND
HARbORs BILL
no BIN CONsIpRnnD NJ snNATn
--oABRIEa ssxALn Ar~nornr-
ALTON THIs YMAn

Washington. Feb. ae.---If the
Senate disposss OF the agriositurai
bill today it IL probable that the riv-
ers and harbors bill VIII sons up
for consideration. TAe htla 10 q
comparatively small one this year
and carries an appropriation of lsss
than ten millioR dollars.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26

Limited.
,~-~.s.
JUMPED To - ~ar, :.
WAS Kl-I.kD sssfsA1ss (,
ESCAPE INJURY ny \ MIR
OH.

ChtcagD. III. Feb. 26.-Tho Owe
land limited on the Chicago. Nii
waukcs and st. Paul railroad sump
cd the track at Van Horne early
today, the engine and smoRras ca.
being turned over and the sassassr,
G. II. Brown. being killed. Hce
of the pa sengers we're Injuries. al !.
though 1t appeared to be vesv r.
msrkabls that some OF thorn wsso
not klllsd IN The crash.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-26

WANTED -Sstnographers at once
Apply to roon 80, Kelly G. Meyer
building.
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