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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

spend several weeks visiting with
relatives and friends.
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ATTENDED CONVENTION.
l.. A. Bunker of 2403 Sharp ave.
nue. returned yesterday from Den.
yer. Col. where he has been attend.
ing the national convention of
steam engineers.
LINEN SHOWER.
Miss Beebe Bushnell was host.
ess last evening at linen shower
given In honor of Miss Hazel Ras.
mas, who Is to be an October bride
SPLENDID CONCERT.
William II. Sherwood came as a
conqueror last night in his recital
given at the First Methodist church.
His musical selections. combined
with his interpretations, were
warmly received. He was ably as.
sisted by Miss Virginia Listemann
soprano, and Miss Windsor, VIC
linist.
CARD PARTY.
The Beta circle, Women of Wood
craft, will give a card party on the
evening of Wednesday. September
%, at lower Pacific halls.
= = =
CLUB MEETING.
The Mount Carlton club held its
meeting this week with Mrs. Fred
Ross at her home, E40l Indiana
avenue
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
LETTERS TO MY SON
Continued from page one.)

you ever, If | am not there to pro-
tect you, let any one take you in a
shell. no matter HOW beautiful
your legs are!
"Oliver, | went up to see the doc
tor" said quickly.
He turned round sharply in his
chair There's nothing wrong,
surely! Why didn't you tell me ?
What is it,
mo. there is nothing wrong. |
went to see him to make sure of
something before | told you. |
didn't want you to be disappoint.
ed"
He sprang up out of his chair.
ut is not"
| nodded quickly. Eyes; he said
was right: it is true
He stood quite still, his arms
down by his sides.
20 Margie!" he said at last.
And the tea was like ink when
we came to drink it,
My little son, If you could have
seen your fathers face and heard
his voice as he said. "Oh Margie,'
you would never hesitate to go to
him with all your troubles, great
and small.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

bride-to-be giggled when he Is fill
ing out the marriage license.
Waldomar Bruehl, Hollander
with II medals for bravery, won
in the Franco Prussian war, and
$500 in his pocket arrives in New
York from the steerage of the
Adriatic.
Prisoner questioned in every for
eign tongue says to attaches III
Magistrates Krotel's court in New
York: why don't you speak to
me in English" Prisoner was a
Chinaman, but didn't look the part
Arthur Wiggerly an Elwood
Ind, carpenter, twice divorced
within the last seven months, for
the third time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
IS GOOD FOR
BREAKFAST

For a simple breakfast dish put a
few tomatoes cut in half into a but
tered frying pan. Cook them slowly
on top of the stove, turning them
several times to prevent scorching.
When cooked through put them on
pretty platter. Place delicately
poached egg upon each tomato and
garnish with several crisp slices of
bacon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

lhance gets to heaven, they won't
9ant her there very long! She'll
always he leaning out of top
story window, trying TO catch sight
of her baby as he goes out for his
walk, or else forgetting to do her
singing while she worries about his
CATERS being long enough, or his
vests warm enough. Heaven and
earth will have changed places
then, and shall be on the wrong
side.
Hut | shall have had you all the
beautiful time you We're coming.
God bless you, little precious.
ON DISCOVERY.
1t was not for some time that
could make up my mind to tell
Oliver--that is your father, little
sou-about your coming. After
seven years it seemed too good to
be true.
After | had chosen the gown that
I knew he liked me in best, | went
to my own little room to lie down.
That room was Just papered with
pictures of your father, my pre-
clous. The one in the shell
l call the little bath Oliver. beloved,
because he hasn't stitch on. Don't
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

Business success Is the ambition
of every thorough going young man.
Yet he often fails for lack OF train
ing in the matter of saving. But
the opportunity is still his. II he
will make use OF our savings bank.
Deposits made now draw interest
from October at per cent II de-
posted with the Spokane & Eastern
Trust CO., Northwest corner How
ard and Sprague. 80"
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PRETTY WEDDING.

One of the prettiest home we'd
dings OF the season was that OF
Miss Mary Frances Watkins and
Walter Petty, which was solem-
nized last evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Watkins on Fifth avenue.
The bridal couple was unat.
tended. The service was read by
Rev. c. +. Stevens of the Central
Christian church. after which a
wedding supper was served. Cow
ers were placed for 90 guests who
were present for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petty will be at
home at SIS Olympic street.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
MUST KEEP SODA
STRAWS COVERED

DES MONIES. Ia. Sept. 23.-In
the belief that the exposure of
Straws used at soda fountains to
handling by all classes of people
tends to spread disease. State Food
and Dairy Commissioner w. B. Bar
ney has notified proprietors of soda
fountains and other dispensers of
drinks to keep their straws covered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

Is there anything the pastry line decable good
pumpkin pie? And
the pumpkin
canned variety
MRS FARMER, Boston cooking fame,
this
oneha salt onehalf milk
MARION HARLANDS RECIPE is this:
white strained
With this
MRS. RORER'S PUMPKIN pie crust,
deep pie dish Take stewed pumpkin add tablespoon
melted butter webeaten onealf onehalf
MRS. LINDA HULL LARNEDS RECIPE is simple delicious.
Take and nehaf sewed pumpkin very d two milk
oneaf salt Line pie tin with fill
and in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
FOR WINDOWS

II windows stick and are hard to
open, the difficulty can he remedied
by pouring a teaspoonful of melted
lard between the frame and casing
and rubbing little on the rope.
This works like magic.
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SURAH COMES
BACK AGAIN

Among the latest models. surah,
the old time favorite. is noted as a
favored trimming of cloth gowns.
As this Is pliable silk and wears
well II is very likely to be well
received.
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u
CLUB MEETING.

CLUB MEETING.
A feature of the meeting of the
Ross Park Twentieth Century club
yesterday afternoon, with Mrs.
George ". Lucas. was the paper OH
"The Life and Character of George
eliot" read by Mrs. c. c. Upton.
Musical numbers were furnished by
Mrs. C. +. Gelse. Refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held October with Mrs. Gelse,
Et207 Indiana avenue.
z Z &
CHURCH RECEPTION.
The young men of the Central
Christian church will be hosts this
evening. when they will entertain
all the ladies of the church at an
informal reception and a banquet
A large attendance Is expected.
VISITED IN CANADA.
Mrs. Herman Wilde of 1921 Dean
avenue. who has been visiting at
Calgary. Canada. for some time, Ia
expected home in a few days.
& q .
HOME FROM THE COAST.
Eugene Mckinney has returned
to his home at 213l Dean avenue
after an EXTENDED visit at Port.
land.
WILL VISIT AT COAST CITY
Miss May Smith and Miss Laura
Jackson will leave tomorrow ea
route for Seattle. where they will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

RITZVILLE. Wash. Sept. 23.---
The balloon in the fair grounds in
which a monkey was to make an
ascension yesterday ignited just az
1t started up and was completely
consumed. The monkey dropped a
short distance. but was not hurt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
A Clearance of @M~
Belts at 9@N.

TOMORROW there will be one of th&
best belt offerings we have had fo{
many day. Some are of elastic|
some are of leather, few in patenf
leather.
Some Of the elastic belts have fancy
jet trimmings; all have splendid bucl
kles in gilt, verde gold and gunmetalA
Grays, browns, red, tans, green's
pink, plain black and white. Many
most unusual values are seen il
this assortment from which you may
choose at ............ 80
THE CRESCENT First Floor
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SOCIETY
FAREWELL RECEPTION.


The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Mcmillan, 2203 Gardner avenue, was
the scene OF pretty affair last
evening when the ladies' aid of the
Epworth Methodist church enter.
tanned at an informal farewell re-.
ception for Mr.. and Mrs. John
Royce. who will leave next week for
Danville, H., to make their future
home.
The rooms of the residence We're
beautifully decorated with flowers
A color note of pink and white pre-
dominated in the parlors, asters be.
ing used in pIotusion. The dining
tables. from which dainty lunch.
con was served. were adorned with
bouquets of red roses.
The social hours We're spent with
music and games. A feature of the
entertainment was the guessing
contest. at which first prize was
won by Mr.. Kerr. Mrs. G. +. Hol.
land was awarded second prize, and
the consolation prize was given to
Mrs. Carter.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
MAN DEAD EIGH 7
YEARS IS FOUND
IN TRUNK
New York Police Are Working on
Gruescme Mystery, and Are
Tracing Nv. Lewis" Who Left
Trunk With His Employer
Box Was Theoretically Sealed and
Officers Are Enabled To De
termine Sex.

NEW YORK. Nov 1s.-An autopsy
today esta blished the male sex of
the body found in a trunk In a West
Fifty-fourth-st. house. late last night
The left lung showed evidence OF a
hemorrhage which probably resulted
from asphyxiation. Dr. Leblanc and
Prof. McAllister, both declare that
the body was placed IN the trunk
while the victim was still alive, but
undoubtedly unconscious.
Although the corpse had been IN
the trunk eight years, the murderer 5
precaution in placing IL in a hermet-
fcally sealed case of zinc and plaster
OF Paris resulted in its preservation
so as to make the determination OF
sex comparatively easy.
That the body OF hun--.a being
could be packed In a trunk and re-
main in a semipublic basement for
eight years without detection seems
incredible and police and district at
torney are working together in the ex-
pectation OF getting some kind OF a
tangible clew to the mystery.
That the victim was murdered seems
the trunk was fitted win zinc lining
SO that IL vas Theoretically sealed and
the placing OF much chloride of lime
inside with the body, the authorities
say. show the crime, was carefully
planned and executed,
Az a start in their work the police
today investigated the list OF missing
persons eight years ago and by
nrocess of elimination are trying TO
narrow the search down TO those who
might have lived in the vicinity.
The trunk was left with Philip
Meagher eight years ago by one OF
HIS wagon drivers, ". Lewis. who
owed n board bill. He said IL con
tanned artists materials. that II had
been left with him by friend and
that Il would be reclaimed. For eight
years Meagher held onto the trunk.
Yesterday as he was preparing to
move he decided to open the trunk
10 see II II was worth taking along.
Inside he found a body doubled over
like a jackknife and almost mummi-
fed. Newspapers dated In April. 1907
indicated the time the crime was
committed and gave the police their
first clue.
Today they are tracing Lewis.
Some of his old companions who have
been located, gave good descriptions
OF him. They said that he went west
more than Ave years ago. The police
are also investigating a report that
woman with whom he lived for a
time disappeared early in 1902.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
BREAK comes IN
FIG HIT AGAINST
HOUSE Of LORDS
Premier Asquith Announces in House
OF Commons That Parliament Will
Dissolve Nov. 2S and General
Elections Will Follow.
This Probably Means End of Public
Activity of All Hereditary
Members.

LONDON. Nov. lS.-Parliament will
De dissolved on Nov. according 10
an announcement by Premier Asquith
today This assures the general cleo.
ton before Christmas.
The announcement that the issue
would he the House OF Lords. while
expected. still came as shock TO
many Englishmen who had hoped that
King George would be able to recon.
cile the warning elements. The pre-
mier was defiant when he arose to
address the House of Commons today
and made ii plain that the Liberals
were determined that the people
should be gi' en- the opportunity TO
say whether the lords were TO be
retained as part OF the legislative sys.
tenn.
1T is useless 10 continue the farce
longer said the premier. ITO reform
the House OF Lords and at the same
time permit II TO retain its right OF
veto OF necessary legislation is sim
ply TO make a farce OF government.
The suggestions OF compromise that
have been made have not been for
the interests OF all the people The
government has distinct program
planned and that program is TO be
carried out. The cabinet has discussed
all OF the suggestions of compromise
and has decided that none OF them
are feasible. II has therefore recon-
mended TO King George that parlia-
ment be dissolved on Nov. %.
The announcement that the parting
OF the ways had been reached was re-
ceived with loud cheering fror' the
benches occupied by the liberal mem
beers. After the session adjourned
they hurried 10 congratulate the mem
bers OF the cabinet and then started
the macl. err. OF election working
The news that the freak had come
and that it's compromise proposals mad
been rejected was given 10 the House
OF Lords by Lord Crewe, leader or the
Liberals in the upper chamber. AS
he made his statement there was Q
great hush over the assemblage. Al
OF the hereditary members realized
fully that the announcement meant
the end OF their activity In the public
life OF the empire. There was little
doubt in their minds that the result oil
III election will be a Liberal triumph
and their feelings were rehected III
their gloor,y countenances
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Nov. IL 1910.
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFTED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF PUP
lie Works, Detroit. Mich. until We'd
nesday, Nov. 30. 1910. at 10 o'clock n
m standard time. at which time and
place they will be opened. for furnish
ing all labor and material, except &C.
ment and iron manhole rings and COW
ers, which will be furnished by the
city. ana building and finishing com
plete, together with the back nllins'
according TO the plans and specihca-
tons on file In this office, vitrihed
crock lateral sewers in the following
described alleys;
blocks bounded by MontclaiT avenue.
Lemay street. Waterloo street and city
Limits. twhere not already builtD
In blocks BOUNDED by Mcclellan and
Cooper avenues Morat and Barker
streets.
block bounded by Elsmere and Lawn
dale avenues. Fort street and Fulton
avenue.
block bounded by stanford, Hartford.
Milford avenues and Moore Place.
Lateral sewer No 2i6f In alley In
block bounded by Wesson and Greusel
Cwhere not already severely
Lateral sewer No. 2l6b. In alley
I'm block bounded by Reismer street
and Farman avenue, kaier and Fort
Lateral sewer No 2is9. In alley IN
block bounded by Gladwin and Hillger
avenues, Charlovoix street and city
Limits. (whcre not already severed }
Lateral sewer No. are. In alley
between 81. Jean and Gladwtn avenues,
north and south OF CharlevoiN avenue.
Each bidder must deposit in separ-
ate envelope with his bid certified bank~
checks payable 20 the order OF the De-
partment OF Public Works OF the CITY
OF Detroit for the sum OF two hundred
dollars $4,000 for each sewer hid upon.
which sum will be forfeited TO the De-
partment in case the bidder refuses or
neglects TO enter into contracts within
five days after the acceptance OF his or
their tender Such contracts To be sub
ject 10 the approval OF the Common
, jected bids Will be returned 10 the bid
der on demand The bidder whose tenn
der is accepted Will be required TO fur
bond to the CITY Of Detroit in the sum
OF % per cent OF the contract price OF
each sewer awarded, conditioned or
the fun and faithful performance OF
his or their part OF the contract
The contractor shall be paid in bonds
or tho proceeds thereof. N such bonds
are purchased by the Sinking Fund
Commission according TO law.
on the proper execution or the con-
tract bond the amount deposited with
the tender will be- returned 20 the con-
No bids will he accepted from any
person or firm who IL in arrears 20
rho CITY OF Detroit upon debt or con
tract. or who Is in default surety or
otherwise upon any obligation TO the
said city.
Printed specifications in detail for
tho above work are on fle In the office
OF the Department and copies there
uay be had on application TO the Sec
rotary.
The Department OF Public Works eX-
pressiy reserves the right TO reject any
or all proposals
(401N j. ! HAARER,
C195) Com ssioner.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
MAN KILLED WHEN
Street CAR AND
TAXI CRASH
Frank Cohnen, Driving Machine Con.
tanning Bartender George Bose
and Two Women Of Underworld,
Victim Of Accident.
Other Occupants Slightly Injured
Party Had Spent Night at Ball
In Turner Hall.

one death, wit. minor injuries TO
three, was the tragic climax 10 a taxi
cab cruise about the downtown streets,
following a night at the taxicab driv-
ers ball in Turner hall. Frank Conn
en-, No l21 Ash-st driving his ma
chine at breakneck speed, attempted
TO cross Gratiot-ave. a. arrarst. IN
the path Of a speeding sherman car
at { O'Clock Friday morning.
The car crashed into the rear end OF
Cohnens auto. picked II up like a
plaything and hurled il the width OF
the street into a trolley pole at the
southwest corner Of the street. Cohn-
en- was killed instantly.
In the cab were George Jose. saloon.
keeper at No. 210 Griswold-st., who
rooms at No. 145 Adams-aye. east:
I adys Stewart, keeper OF the place at
No. 40 Chanplain-st. and Ada Graham,
an inmate OF the resort.
They were piled aga asst the window
OF the annex OF the Crowley-Milner
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
WRITES NOTE To
WIFE; KILLS SELF
Please Forgive Me. You and the
Babies, Is Farewell Message Lett
BY Anthony Brumeeki.

\ucr writing q brief note TO his
wife. pleading forgiveness from her
and their children. Anthony BrumeCki
- years old. living az Riopele and
AleXandrine-ave.. crawled into Well a.
CO.. barn, At No. q Antietem.st., and
ended his life by drinking carbolic
acid. His body was found Friday
morning.
Brumeck was employed by We'll Il
Co. II is said that on Thursday he
had had some trouble with a Negro
His widow says that fear OF the Negro
is the only reason she can ascribe Tor
his act
The following note was found in his
pocket
Stella-plcaae forgive me for
What ! have done YOU and the
babies.
There arc two little children. Cor.
oner Rothacher was called.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Markets and Finance
omcAGo GRAIN LErrER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a Co. Nov. rs
There was an astonishing collection
Of bull news cabled here tins morning
but the trade seemed as skoptical about
following th" bull news as n did about
the tactics OF the bull leaders What
little gain there WnS in prices on open
ing trades, - 20 /"-, was lost az once
when the corn market showed decided
heaviness Later the Liverpool mar
ket closed with a break Private ca hles
told OF additional rains in Argentine
provinces There was q rumor that
mills We're closing down AZ Minneap'-
Lis hrrausn Of low NNafer
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
JOINING PRICES.

canned Go"d--- Nppies gals $40;
baked beans. lib. 5yu GUc. Lima beans
stUf.ao Corn Fancy Maine. tlI1t
standard Soc Table beet s. -J' 90
Paas Fancy. cafiy Jun. sl.3o, starNI-
ard 81 soaked. % zoe - iW"u.
.So,iscl o. tall. So nit S-15 Alaska
reds. 81 -. Alaska riuks 81. 20. foda
toes iSfNOc, sucootash 81 ~ LILO per
dOz
Conrr-PaCkpr coffee. 1o0-b case,
SI5r54tIN 90. delivered.
Ierd-Brsu, SCI, nue % ddtua.. So
coarse middlings. a., cracked corn
seB. coarse cOrumcgl 80 corn aud
oats chop. s2i per ton,
FIour--M ichi gan patents, in wool.
best. 500; ordinary patents $40;
Hour. St.30 per bill.
OIlz-Raw linseed. 500. boiled lin
seed S1.Ot: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &C.: Perfection. 9iac; Eocene,
.11ihc. crown gasoline. lJc per gal; tur-
pentlne. in barrel lots, S0isc gal.
Prov tsions--Mcss pork, s2l.50; fam
ily. $3.50. medium clear, S2i n zoo,
smoked hams. Sc. dry sailed briskcts
t4fac. shoulders. lie, picnic hams. lie,
bacon, 1871 22c, lard. lu tlerCes. II =
i3izc. kettle rendered. = g lb.
Sugars DIRECTED dailS 10y W. "a
EdgaT 4 sons crystal dOminOcs, 2-lb,
IS 10 5-lb.. s. 60. Eagle tablets. 81 SO
cut loaf S6lO cubes. s. So: MINK
powdered. 1855 standard powdered.
$3.50. graduated, extra coarse. tS2Vi
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

store Fortunp,ely. they escaped with
minor injuries After the womea's IN
juries We're dressed in a hospital. they
were able 20 20 10 their home Bose
required no attendance ar all.
Coroner Rothacher was called and
had Cob en- body removed to the
county morgue Tie car was No
l2ei and was n chaTg o. MOtorman
Charles Bansh ", No 1s5 Second-st.,
Conductor George Ward, No Sl4
Campbell-ave.
Witnesses told Coroner Rothacher
that the machine was going at ter
rife pa =, IL was bound south on
Farrar-st. and he Sherman car, bound
west, struck ii full in the back part.
The taxicab was practically wrecked
by the force OF its collision with the
trolley pole Cohnen, who was rid
ing on the seat. receiv~1 the full force
Of the collision with the pole and was
buried in the wreckage of the ma
chine
Cohnen was a driver for the Detroit
TaXicab co. Hc has been Earried
about three years. He 40 a son-in
law of Patrolman James harrington
Mrs. Cohneu. formerly Nellie Far
rineton was known as one OF the
prettiest women i'm Detroit and ar diff
fcrent times had served as model
for local photographers. Her marriage
10 Cohnen followed an elopement- The
Young couple were very much devoted
TO each other and the news Of her hus
bands tragic death was a great shock
10 Mrs. Cohnen. The news was con
yeyed 10 her by her father, and she
was taken 10 his home a. No. 1917
Twenty -third-st.
"Oh. this Is awful, awful she moan
ed. Il don't know how It could have
occurred Frank was regarded by the
company as the most careful and
Trustworthy driver they bad, and up
to this time he had never broken even
spring on his machine. have rio.
den with him often and he always
drove slowly and was particulrly care
full IN crossing car tracks. He would
come nearly 10 a stop when he knew
he was near a street car track"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
NEM NORk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Nov. lS.--Flour. lnac-
tive, hut hrm Pork: steady; mess.
SO Lard DUH, middle west spot
S1lm1ll0 sugar: Raw. quiet; centri
fugal. 90 test $500; nuscovado. 50 test.
SO 40. refined steady. cut loaf. 500
crushed. $3.50. powdered. S47O; grRnu-
lated $3.50 Coffee Rio No. : on spot.
l2a,C Taliow. Quiet city, Sc, conn
try. TisnSitc Hay Firm, prime.
sif5. No B. sea S0c; clover, sea SOC.
Dressed poultry: Firm: turkeys. Il n
a6c. chickens. 1On 2sc; fowls. 100 70;
ducks. 10000 Live poultry. steady
geese. lSni4c. ducks. Tie. fowls, ia
Toe turkeys. zoe roosters, Ice. Cheese:
Quiet and arm state milk, common TO
specials i3d17c. skins. common to
specials. ~ n12Ac. FUN skins 29s n
sac
Butter. quiet and wea receipts
4 416. creamery extra size; state
dairy tubs. sid sic, imitation creamery
irsts. 2tte a % &c Eggs Firm; re-
celpts. 44ai: nearby white fancy, 52m
55c: nearby mixed fancy. asa acc fresh
frsts 81 "a 3Sc
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS
= Y sTOCk MARK E.T-CIose.

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T. ia. Col + q ] SO. col y ; 80, Con
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