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The daily tribune., 1909-01-09
er part OF Colorado can an all-river
route be followed on both sidss of the
mountains, as is true In this inst

1880
Enthusiastic speeches were made at
Thursday nights meeting by Clyde c.
Dawson and A. II. McI-ain OF this
city, Mr.. Davenport OF Salida. and
others. No resolutions were adopted,
although plan of procedure, 50 far
as the legislature Is concerned was
adopted. The outlook for the success
of the enterprise Is most encouraging
and its promoters are determined to
leave nothing undone to realize their
ambition. The only regretable thing
in connection with Thursday nights
conference was the failure of the
chamber OF commerce committee OF
the Canon City Merchants Association
to be present. 1t had been invited, but,
for some reason, only few OF them
were in attendance.
CANON CITY RECORD
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FOR BETTER ROADS

An unusually important and inter-
esting conference of gentlemen inter
ested in the good roads movement was
held at the Elks club Thursday night
under the auspices OF the Canon City
Automobile club. There were about
forty people in attendance, mostly
members OF the local automobile or
ganizatlon, although there were seven
and Chaffee county present by invita-
ton.
The meeting was called by the Can
on City Automobile Club for the pur-
pose of discussing ways and means of
building a public highway for automo-
biles and carriages from Colorado
Springs to this city, thence up the
Arkansas valley via Salida and Lead
vile to the summit of the Continental
divide and down the western slope to
Montrose and Grand Junction.
1t is believed that the plans consId-
cred at Thursday nights meeting will
receive the endorsement and support
of the people of Colorado Springs, as
they will be especially benefited in
the event the proposition is carried
out. The scheme under consideration
embraces the construction OF first
class highway for vehicles OF all kinds
to be built partly by an appropriation
from the Legislature and partly from
moneys obtained from the county
commissioners.
All of the counties along the line
OF the proposed roadway are favorable
to the enterprise and will join inter-
ests in an effort to get as liberal an
appropriation from the legislature as
possible. II is understood that there
will be available for the building of
public roads In Colorado during the
next bi-annual period about $3.50, 900
and citizens OF the Arkansas valley
and the western slope very properly
think that they are entitled to some
of 1t. The people of the various coun-
ties to be directly benefited by leg
islative appropriation for road making
purposes will De expected to show
their interest In the matter by secur-
ing like amount from the various
boards OF commissioners to be expend-
ed in connection with the moneys de-
rived from the state For instance, II
Fremont county should get $4,000
from the public road building fund 1t
would be obliged to get together like
amount from the board OF commits
sioners. or some other source. to help
the enterprise along.
From reports made at Thursday
nights conference there appears to be
no doubt that the people OF Fremont
Chaffee and Lake counties. the San
Luis valley and OF the entire western
slope Will stand solidly together for a
Legislative appropriation for the Ar
tlon road, In which case they ought to
be successful. A road up the Arkansas
valley TO the crest OF the Sangre dc
\ Christie range and down through the
agricultural and orchard growing sec.
tlons OF the western slope would be o
highly picturesque one and would af.
ford a better idea OF the scenic beau
ties OF Colorado than any other thai
could be constructed. II would be In
pleasing contrast, SO far as attract
iyeness liz concerned. with anything
that could be made in the eastern por
ton of the state. where the landscap,
is that OF dull. sandy plain. A goot
road from he Arkansas valley over tn,
range to the western slope is only I
question OF time and It is none to,
early TO begin work upon It. In no 9th
The daily tribune., 1909-01-09

MISS OPAL LYNN MAMADUKE.
Reader and Impersonator. will en-.
tertain under the auspices Of the
Homesteader' lodge at the X. Of p
hall ON Wednesday evening. January
IS, '09 at s p. m. Adults 25c. chill
dren i6c. Everybody come.
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EACH PUPIL AN INDIVIDUAL
Study

You may pay little more for les
son 8 in dancing when you take Of
Mrs. Madden. but you get thorough
technical knowledge Of each and
every danoe-MorgAn hall every Fri :.
day.
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I WANT TO SELL.

Furniture consisting Of bedroom
sets both irons and solid oak .drssssrs
carpets. ohairs, stoves. ESQ. Gall Q
lie West Front street. 90.H
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METHODIST.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Sunday school at 10 q. IN. Rev.
l.. L. Barkman will preach at all the
services during the day. Subject for
the II a. nj. service baptism; At p.
m. Stumbling Blocks;" at Z 80 p.
IN. 1.-Two. Men-Two Lives = Two
Destinies.. The ordinance Of bap-
tism will be administered in the
evening. Everybody welcome to our
services.
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ST. ALBAN'S

Morning prayer and sermon at II
oil cock. Subject 1--WE Have Seen
to Worship HIM." Sunday school
at 10 O'Clock. All arc welcome.
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'ooooooooooo oooooooooooo'
AMONG The CHURCHES
;. SUNDAY SERVICES !.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Service lo:45 a. m evening at
: :45
Subject Sacrament -
Wednesday evening at :45
METHODIST.
10 a. M, Sunday school.
II a. III. communion service.
6:30 sermon. THE Young Man and
His Reliability.
Special music. A cordial welcome
to these services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
EXPOSITION PROMISES
TO Be A fA|RYLAHD
Artists Are at Work Trans,
forming Auditorium for the
Industrial Fair.

The Auditorium on Richards street was
the scene OF much activity Sunday, in
preparation FOR tho Greater Salt Lake
Food and Industrial exposition, which
opens there on Tuesday next From morn
ing till the midnight hour workers for
the various exhibitors were busy erect
ing and draping the booths and this
work Is now virtually completed.
Some OF the exhibits are now at the
Auditorium. but are not unpackcd They
will be urpacllcd Monday and placed in
position. and II Is expected that all the
exhibits will be In place by midnight
Monday.
The exhibition viii be opened by Mayor
John s Bransford at l o'clock Tuesday.
The features for this week will be Manu-
tacturers' day Thursday and baby show
on Friday. The days Of the following
week will he devoted 60 the towns OF
tho state. There will bc an Ogden day,
and days will bc given oyer exclusive
IS To Logan. Provo and other cities in
the state. The railroads Will run "Ncur-
sions from the various cities when the
day is celebrated at the exposition.
When the exposition Is opened II Will
bc perfect fairyland This much Is
already evident to the eve, and the
scheme is but partially completed; but
the most artistic work has been put forth
in the erection and ornamentation of the
booths.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
HUNGRY THIEVES RAID
LAROERS IN FLATS
Police Believe MiSchieyiOus
Boys Are to Blame for
TheftS.

Persons living In the Pauline and
Progress flats. First South and Third
East strecis. reported to the police Sun
day afternoon that the refrigerators had
been Systematically robbed OF provisions
the past week. and that thieves raidcd
the larders Saturday night and stole
everything In sight
Nothing but foodsufts was taken and
the Charactes OF the thcits leads the
police TO believe that the work is bcHs
donu. by mischicvous boys. Clayton Han
son. jantor OF the building. said that
ne had seen two boys In the building
Saturday night and that the boys asked
him II a dressmak'r was living there.
were the guilty ones. and their dcscrip-
tion5 have been furnished the police.
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CITY JAIL PRISONERS
REVERSE OLD AOAGE
Refuse to FOrsake Bath for
Church, and Services Are
Given Up.

After waiting the greater part Of two
hours for the prisoners in the city jail
to appear in Judge Bowman's court room
Sunday afternoon and attend church
services, as usual. members OF tho Lib
erty Park Methodist church decided that
no prayer meeting would he held.
Asked for the reason for the non-ap-
pearance of the prisoners. Jailer Willtin-
son told the following story:
on Saturday afternoon a new bath tub
was installed on the second floor Of the
Jail and early Sunday morning the pris-
oners began To- take their turns at bath
ing. To use the words OF the jailer. the
prisoners decided that cleanliness was OF
more importance than Godliness.'
AT any rat" none OF the prisoners could
So the members OF the church left the
building,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
UPON STORY OF BOY

T Burford was arrested by Patrol
man j. j. Riley on the corner of First
South and state streets Sunday after
where he Is being held pending an in
vestiga ton. Burford was arrested be-
cause he answered 10 tho description fur
nished by Wilbur Little. delivery hoy
in tho employ OF the T. c. Schramm Drug
company.
According 90 the story told tho polio,
by Little. Burford is The man who met
him while hc was riding his bicycle ur
the sidewalk OF West First South street
ana drew u gun and chased him into
the street At the Station a large CUR
was found in the pocket of Burforl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
DENISE Of WOMAN
CAUSES DEEP REGRET
Mrs. Ann 5. Higham Passes
Away at Advanced Age
of 76.

Many friends will learn with deep re-
Crct or tn" death OF Ann Stewart High
am, widow OF Thomas IIighan, which
occurred At the family residence, I59
Second avenue. Sunday morning.
The infirmty incident to the advance
OF age was the cause OF death Mrs.
lIigham being about seventy-slN years
old. Mrs. Higham. however. was not
bedridden. and The end came peacefully.
The dead woman is survived by six
children. ffty-four grandchildren and
three great grandchildren Several OF
the children are now residents of Can
ada and no arrangements will he made
for the funeral until they are heard from.
Mrs. Higham was born in Glasgow.
Scotland. January .. 1893 She emlgrated
To Utah in 1854 and made her home in
death.
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To Georgians.

Plans have been made 10 organize 2
Georgia state society. the purpose bcing
10 bring together all former residents OF
Georgia Those desiring 20 become In :
strumeutal In organizing such "A society
NJ" asked 10 communicate with Mrs. l.
Clarence Smullvau. Bungalow apart
fueut. Third East and South Tcmplc
streets. = meeting viii sake place n,
this address at o'clock Friday aftcr-
noon. November a6. and discussion on
rirtSer announcement Nm H." MI. ~.
those not able 10 attend that day Those
interested in the movement are asked "a
telephone Main 1886 for -uuy information
pertaining "a the organlza lion OF tie so-
gfef.
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Beautiful Garments

Are one of the most essential
lures Of every wrll-dressed woman
handsomely gowncd woman rs
an object Of admiration. Ny lag
tailored clothes which are made
well dressed women have al tne
scntial features. aud any suit tu'
out in my establishment bears my
sonal attention. / am prepared TO
ladies' tailored suits in the Iates'
stylcs and fashion, at prices wnicn
reasonable. Each garment IS gun
teed TO give entire satisfaction ana
feet tit. VIII also remodel garm'
10 make them fit perfectly. ] cordi
invite the ladies Of salt Lake CIV
visit my parlors and inspect my y
aud prices. All customers are met
sonaliy. -.
Nr. u. ParsOwith, Fashio1;'
Ladies Tailor, 2l2 So. Main 81. 4
oud floor.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
SUSPECTED RGBDER IS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Earl Stark Thought to Be Third
of Trio That Waylaid
FetcheI.

Earl Stark. who, 81 is alleged. is i'm
plIoated in the robbery Of J. {. Fctchel
more than month ago. was arrested by
Patrolman 4. y. Morris Sunday morning
AZ 10 O'Clock. and taken TO tle police sta O.
ton, whore charge sof robbery was
placed against him.
According 10 the police. Stark IS sun
posed 90 be one OF the men who sluggcd
beer lurcd into an ail"yway by a woman.
The woman who luTed the old man into
the aiievway was caught by the police
Immediately after the robbery and also
one OF the men who did the slugging.
These two are serving sentences at pres
eut. and the police have been on the
lookout for Stark for the last month.
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Y. w. c. A. NOTES

Tho Brooks Arcade rooms were the
scene Of n happy luncheon on Saturday
noon. when Mrs. G. q. Plummcr enter
tanned her class Of girls from 50. Johns
laid for ten and the decorations We're In
autumn unts.
The board Of directors mot Friday 10
hear the reports OF ~the work accom-
pllshed during the past month and TO
IN al departments OF the work was also
shown.
The last battle IN the war OF the
Roses" occurred last Monday at s O'Clock
and as result some ESQ new names
have been added TO the membership roll
Tho $622 which came in from the con-
test included renewals as well as new
memberships.
During tho past month 2Si6 wore served
al lunch IN the cafeteria. making th"
averag" eighty-aye per day. Each day
emphasizes The fact that the Interest IN
the work Ia increasing and the assOCia-
ton hopes before long 10 report an aver
age OF 100 per day,
Tho birthday luncheon viii be given
Wednesday noon al 1890. with Mrs. r.
-. Beatty rs hostess. ~ you nrc q mem
her OF the association and your birthday
comes This month. cali nc the Office and
sign. the birthday register before We'd
nesday.
There wiU he social at tho Brooks
Arcade rooms on Friday night. Mrs.
blanchard VIII Tead a paper on Tho
give mouologuc. Refreshments viii TOO
served and general good time Is
planned. Come ana bring your friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
SUPREME QUESTION
IS PASTORS THEME
Rev. {. K. Neel DiScourseS on
Life of Christ. and
Teachings.
LARGE AUDIENCE LISTENS
TO INTERESTING SERMON
Speaker Declares Birth and
Death of Savior Greatest
Of All Events.

| The Rev. c. Il. Ncel. the new pastor
Of the Central Christian church, spoke
as follows TO large and interested
audience at the Salt Lake Theatcr Sun.
day night:
THE creates, question today before
tho human mind is this: What think ye
Of Christi This Is personal question
that requires II personal answer. What
think yc OF Christ%-that Will not down;
It must be met aud answered.
what do you think of His birih2 The
birth Of Christ WAS the highest display OF
! Gods glory. Angels had witnessed ere
alton. The law written amidst thun-
der's roar and lighlning's flash, but they
never sang Glory TO God in the highest
until Christ was born in Bethlehem.
In the birth OF Christ heaven and
earth met and they are linked together
for time and eternity.
The Savior's Works.
What do YOU think OF Ills teachings?
Arc Ills teachings tUucT Has a word He
ever uttered been proved faisCI | Chal-
lyngc the world 10 show flaw in His
teachings. Are His teachings practical?
We are just beginning 10 hnd out that
they are. We are asking as never before
What would Christ have me doT His
teachings have entered every sphere OF
life. The best In art teaches us the lif"
OF Christ from the Infant I'm the mother $
arms Ia His CruCinNlOn on the cross. The
best IN music from Handcrs Messiah
down 10 our gospel hymns contain the
teachings of Christ
''What do YOU think or His works? We
know some men best hy their works
Edison is known personally only TO a
few. but who is II that does not know
Edison by his works? No one. So with
Christ. lie is best known BY his works.
lie says. 'Gf | do not the works OF Him
who sent me. believe me not
oF
Christ stands or falls on His works.
Did lie perform miracles? Some are
ready to cast doubt on this. What is
meant by miTaco2 The reversing the
effect within nature caused by an inn
mediate exercise or divine power This
is not reversing nature. but working
through it TO teach higher truth
what do you think Of His death? Was
His death different from that OF others?
Whom Cromwell died England WIS swept
by Il great storm and II was thought
nature WIS entering her protest against
the death OF this great man. When Ma
pulcon died. St Helena was shaken by
an earthquake, aud II was believed that
th" elements were entering protest
against bis death. But when Christ
died, the sun refused 90 shine. the earth
rocked rs in the thToos of death and
The dead were raised to life.
socrates Just before his death con-
vcrsrd calmly on The subject of philoso-
ply Socrates died likc a philosopher
but Jesus Christ died Ike a Cod
Royal" Stale SVead Depot
Opcz 5 to p. m daily Entrance o.
Third SGGth, Good bread very cheap.
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Mrs. Erskine Entert ains

\ dalghtfui evening was spent with
Mrs T. VI. Ers'JinC AZ her residence, $50
West First South. Friday evening. when
abou1 thirty of Miss Anna Crows friends
wero entertained az n bundle shower The
rooms were attractive iu red hearts and
Cupids. \ delightful luncheon was served.
after which music and games were In
dulged iu. Mrs. GcncTca ETskirc and
Mrs. <. Bat'ev wou first prize while Miss
Myrtle Brown and Miss Stena RasmuS-
son won the cancellation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Join the National Protective Legion

Join the National Protective Legion.
S4.0000 900 back Of your policy.
This is the order that pays
$500 per week sickness,
$500 per week accident,
$4,000 for loss of limb or eye,
$4,000 10 $4,000 at death,
Ard 4 cash dividend every FIVE years.
For further information, call on or
address,
Y. II. SMITH, 315 Tribune Building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
You Needn't.

You needn't keep on feeling Sistres
after eating. nor helching. nor eNperis
ing nausea between meals.
In other words. you needn't keep on.
ing dyspeptic. and you certainly snoulu
Hoods SarsoparillI cures dyspepsi1
Strengthens and tones the stpmacn-
fects digestion, creates a normal aPpe'
and builds up the whole system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Ladies' Entertain

Mrs William E8venor and Mrs. Z
6. McCullou entertained the l.. y. 20 -.
Il. .. at a kuusinston at the home OF tue
former Thursday afternoon. \ delightful
time was had. Delicious refreshments
were served. There will be no meeting
Thursday on account OF Thanksgiving.
but Mrs. II. Deacon and Mrs. II. f. Nc
Iutire win entertain the auxiliary De-
cemher ? al the home OF Mrs. Deacon
on Douglas avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co, III Main street. Ex-
elusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Card OF Thanks

We wish 10 extend our sincere thanks
90 orr kind neigbbors and friends who
- ably assisted us in tho last sick.
rTs- and death of our beloved wife and
mother.
j.. !. BYRNE AND FAMILY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
DR.. ARTHUR BURROWS.

Eve, ear. nose and throat has moved
his offices to 30. 81 aud 80 Commercial
block, corner Second South and CONNER
cial streets, third floor. where he is
elegantly situated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Kodak Finishing

Done by the Century is distinctive. 55-57
Postofiice place.
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Removal Sale.

Big reductions IN wallpaper
framed pictures. VIII move Jan
6 doors north OF present location =
new 4-story building. Geo. w
CO., 81 Main.
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a private safe may be rented In the
Ere and burglarpyoof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security aud Trust company,
50 up Main street, 500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Government Positions

Young men and women TO qualify for
postnffice clerks Examination No.
vember II. Call 81 332 Atlas block.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

Philharmonic Orchestra for Coed Music
All occasions. Bell 3sl6.Y. Ind. 1857.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Thanksgiving Rates

To any Utah point from any Salt Lake
Route station IN Utah. Visit the old
folks al home.
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Tribune Reporter Printing Co.,
66 West 2nd South street. Phone us
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

Gniy the finest Leaf IS used I'm the man
ufacturc OF Piper Hcidsicck champagne
flavor chewing tobacco. ~ takes the best
material 60 produce The best product.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
Expert Kodak Fir,zhinz.

Shiplers. commercial photographers
Isl South Main St: second floor.
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT

Costs money. but it does perfect work.
We have it. Century Printing Co.. So.
81 Postoffce place.
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A private safe may be rented in the
Gre and burglar.proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
30 up Main street. $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

"LiGhrs and Shndous of Mormon.
ism, - fos SAFE 4: Tribune branch Office,
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Lawrence Marsh,

Attorney and counselor-at-law. Couo.
sci and advice free Bonds furnished
clients. Suite 307 Tribune bldg, Salt
Lake, Utah.
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CATALOGUE PRINTING

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 200. Independent 500.
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Picture Framing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, IL
Main street.
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hUUdh IIIIsIIlHS,
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, IL
MaAn.
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Rowland D. williams. Voice culture.

Italian method 6ls Tcmpleton bldg.
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Tribune Want Ads.
e'!l Nam 52c0. Independent $50.
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McCoy's stables

Carriages and I!Kh; livery. Phone
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Condemns Eating of Meats.

DR.. PEBBLES condemned the eating VI
meats in no uncertain terms. I'VE can
never rise above the animal on q meat
Dict" said he. Neither can we attain
the same spiritual power on a meat diet
as on a vegetable diet The people Of
India and other eastern countries con-
slider the people here ms heathcns. due 10
the fact that they burn and eat meat"
This country is infested with more
thugs than are the eastern countries, DR..
PEBBLES also said
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J II K E n T

ARCHITECT.
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Room G2j.