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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
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Goa;es' Furn;sGer RS
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: Notary public at the Standrod
bank. - >'T' - u
Call up the Elevator and get prices
on grain. Phon 2O4. 12tf
Delicious cool drinks and Ice cream
at the Modern Pharmacy. 1tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Garner have
been visiting at Ogden, recently.
DR.. F. A. Sloan. osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1853. 26u
Alvin Ockerman has built a new
house on his farm in West Groveland
Professor Edw. Hume was here
from Moscow Monday in the interest
of the University of Idaho.
Senator Dubois and family return
ed last week from Washington, ar
irving here Friday evening.
Ring phone 2O4 and get prices of
grain from the Black'oot Grain and
Produce company at the elevator. lott
John Ennis, of Sioux City, Iowa,
was here part, of the week on business
with the Blackfoot Lands company.
Miss Kathryn Ryan returned from
the east Fridy night. accompanied by
/. her mother, who will make her home
K here. IL
h The LOOMS Bakery, opposite the
Idaho Lumber company's. still sells
six of those nice large loaves Of bread
for Is cents. 3tl
Addison T. Smith, retiring secrtarJ
for the Republicn State Central com
mittee, was here Sunday visiting al
the home of j. j. Guheen.
William Bonner, of Ross Fork
,advertises in this issue for cook fol
the club house at Ross Fork. Set
page 8, among the want ads.
T. /. Hubbell was here from Idaho
Falls Monday, the guest OF his bro
Their, E. M. Hubbell, who is manage
of the Blackfoot Grain & Produc'
company.
Miss Margaret Clayton entertained
( Monday afternoon in honor Of Mis-
Irene Bassett, OF Rexburs and Mis-
Blar,ch Neibsar, OF Sugar City win
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
Absolutely Pure


Neil Boyle, Jr., has returned to
All Hallows college at Salt Lake City.
He has put in the summer work
ing in his fathers hardware store.
w. A. Younie and family, N. F.
Boyle, Mrs. e. M. Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Thatcher and daughter
from Iowa, went to Idaho Falls We'd.
nesday in their autos.
The Children's Home at Boise is
very much in need of fresh fruits
for present use, and will need canned
goods for winter. See the report else
where in this issue and consider what
can be done for their relief here.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
FINDS RELATIVES IN SAN FRAN
CISCO

Miss Florence Emmons, an orphan
girl who was sent from Blackfoot, to
the Children's Home at Boise three
years ago, and who has been making
a rather remarkable record in school,
has found some relatives in San Fran
cisco who have invited her to share
their elegant home. re-
She went there in August, and is
delighted with her surroundings and
has increased opportunity for study.
Her new home is at number 1881
Menlo avenue.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
SOME SHOWERS

The Misses Biethan gave fragile
shower last week for Miss Flora
Johnson at their home. The house
was decorated in pink and white, and
the gifts consisted of breakable
things for dining room service.
On Tuesday of this week they gave
linen shower for Miss Hazel Smith
and had decorations in lavender and
white.
The Royal Neighbors had shower
this week for Mrs. A. C. Mcdonald,
whose home was destroyed by fire
recently.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
Mary Carter Richeson
TEACHER OF
PIANOFORTE
10 E. Main St. Phone 222
Phone 222
10 E. Main St.

C. v. Fishe. has purchased four
cylinder Auburn car.
Aston Day at the Methodist Church
next Sunday evening. l2-l
d. P. Pratt and wife came up from
Salt Lake City this week to attene
the wedding of their son, David.
Anyone having rooms to rent dur
ing the Fair, please notify Mrs. T
H. Christy or Mrs. N. F. Boyle.
Miss Susie Biethan has engaged
to teach school this coming veal
about IA miles southwest OF Boise
Mrs. Eva Rettinghouse came dowr
from Lima Wednesday, and went ou'
to Arco to visit her mother, Mrs
Chas. Dumont.
For thorough cleaning of Rugs
Carpets, and Couches, leave orders
with -Eldredge Co. Julius
Lemperle, cleaner. l2t'
S. B. Willis came down from Ash
ton Tuesday and went to work II
the depot as cashier, taking the place
of Miss Young, who is going on 8
vacation.
McVicar's Academy of Dancing
West & Boyle building, now oper
evenings for enrolment of pupils anG
private lessons. Adults classes Tues
day and Saturday evenings. Child
ren's class forming. Hall can be en-
gagged. u
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08

Mrs. ,Chas. Young went to Boise
Thursday morning to get her littl'
daughter, Ida. They will leave OF
Sunday for Jacksonville, Fla.
Governor j. H. Hawley has ap
pointed T. r. Jones delegate t
the National Good Roads convention
which meets in Chicago the first o
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Misslen AM
daughter, Mr.. w. G. Miller, of Sod,
Springs and Mrs. Miller, of Pocatello
have Just returned from tril
through the Yellowstone Park.
Howard Biethan left Thursday, TO
Boulder, Colo, to continue his wori
in the University of Colorado. How
ard has spent his vacation In hi
fathers store, doing all the work h
could.
Mrs. w. w. Cooper came up from
Pocatello Saturday, to attend tn
family reunion at the home Of Geo
Lutz, who lives north Of town. Joshu'
Homer Of Ogden and Ray Homer O
Salt Lake City were here for thu
same occasion.
julius Lemperle will be here mex
week with his vacuum cleaner Il
treat your rugs, carpets, ETC., by tn
dry process. He will have aluminium
cooking utensils for sale and diamond
velvet casters. If interested, leav'
a telephone call with the Brown-Eld
rede Furniture company, and he will
hunt you up. Phone 8. L.!
Miss Anna Hunt from Florence
Colo, visited the Grove City Frida,
on her way to Jerome, Idaho. Sh
failed to make proper change Of car
at Pocatello, and after seeing some
thing Of the town here. she said sh
felt repaid for the delay and trouble
| and II she ever had 70 miss train
again, she wanted to DO the waiting Il
shady Old Blachfoot. ia- = /.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyl'
building. Phone 1853. 26t

DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1853, 26t1
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Thatcher, OF
West Bend, Iowa, and daughter, Mrs
Morris Gregg, of Burlington, Iowa
are guests of the Younie and Boyle
families.
Attorneys O. P. Soule, ]. d. Mill.
saps and F. L. Soule came down from
st. Anthony part of the week with
bunch of witnesses in contest al
the land Office.
Professor P. H. Benson and wife
are located at e. T. :Peck's, on Shil.
ling avenue. Professor Benson II
principal of the high school and
comes from San Francisco.
All our readers; whether farmers
or not. are. earnestly requested t.
keep in touch with the matter of the
Demonstration Farm about to be in
stituted between Blackfoot and Aber.
deem. See the article in this issue
on the subject. tM
James Hunter had an accident with
his saddle horse last week, the horse
falling and turning somersault, and
injuring Mr.. Hunters knee in the
fall. The horn of the saddle glanced
of OF his knee doing some injury but
not crushing it.
Thomas Jose and family, of Chal
| lis, were guests at the home of H
M. Adamson of this city Monday
evening on their way to visit the ole
home in Boston. w. w. AdamsoI
married the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jose and formerly lived in Blackfoot
Miss Lilly Anderson went to Poca
tello Friday in response to the re
quest of the mother and sister Of L
8. Holly Of that place. At thai time
lthey were losing hope of Mr.. HOlly'i
ireeoyery. and Miss Anderson'e pres
sncs Wa dssifsdsiu that trying or
deal.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
Flexibone corsets at Jackman's got

Flexibone corsets at Jackman's 30ti
Notary public at the Standrod
bank. II
Some apprentice girls wanted aat
Jackman's. I'll
Hiawatha Coal at the Elevator.
Phone 204. 12tf
DR.. DIPPED, dentist. Millick block
Gold crowns, IS. 38ti
DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1853. EST
Old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street. 17tf
Mrs. Cherry is back from a visit
with her daughter at Mackay.
Miss Hazel Hickman visited friends
at Pocatello the first of the week.
Geo. Gagon and Percy Jones go
to Boise to attend the Masonic Grand
lodge.
DR.. G. A. Hoover and wife were
up from Pocatello last Friday be-
tween trains.
The Misses Leva and Valine Gut
ting returned this week from an out
in at Monida.
Mrs. Geo. Houck and daughter,
Millicent left last week for their home
in Los Angeles.
F. c. Barker, 273 North Main
street, can paint and decorate your
houset for YOU, 6tf
w. F. Randall and Jesse Whitcomb
and families took an outing last week
at Crystal Springs.
Three hundred pounds of alfalfa
seed at 16h cents if taken soon.
Neil F. Boyle & Co. lift
j Mrs. Geo. Baumgarner is expected
at Blackfoot soon to visit friends on
her way to Minnesota.
D. w. Rocky, of Sugar City spent
few days here recently ON business
with the Sugar company. ''''''~--.,-.
< rt a
. Miss Glenn Sweet and Jack stone
visited H. B. Curtis and wife at their
island Park ranch from Friday until
Monday.
See if you have something suitable
to exhibit at the Fair, and be plan-
ming to put it on exhibit, Monday,
Santember 18th. 8tf
Ray Randall, who spent the sum-
mer in Canada, came home last week.
He will go to the University at Mos
COW this winter. --,.
r. ,., - ondE <,.sio
Downing attended the circus in Po-
catello last Thursday and visited with
friends until Sunday.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
Frank Farmer Builds q House

=, Frank Farmer is to have nice
5-room house on East Bridge street
near the residence of G. E. Kinney.
Pelky Bros. commenced work on 1t
last Tuesday and it is to be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible.
1t will have, half size basement.
with cement coal bin, closets, bath,
pantry and front and back porches.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
Baptist Reception

The Baptist people gave a reception
to the city teachers on Wednesday
evening at the Parsonage, for the
purpose of getting the teachers &C.
quainted.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
Notice to Trespassers

Persons trespassing upon and cut
ting the fences at the boundary OF the
Parsons Tract in the Dippel Addi-
ton to Blackfoot are warned that
they will be held personally respon-
sible for their acts committed after
this date. = wv
'4 MRS. M. A. KILLION,
Blackfoot, Idaho, Sept. Z, 1911.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
ACCIDENT TO G. A. POWELL

G. A. Powell upset load Of hay
last week, and in the fall pitchfork
was thrust into his breast, one tine
penetrating the lung near the heart,
and another a few inches lower down.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-08
Hawk Eye Optical Co.

Miss Emma Lindsay was up from
Salt Lake City to spend Sunday and
Labor Day with friends at Blackfoot.
Ten cents a day puts new Singer
sewing machine in your home. Sold
by William La Vonde, phone 80 Pink.
Postoffice box 1856, Blackfoot, Idaho.
7tf
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03
ORPHANAGE IS
PLAN OF 0. IS.
WHETHER $4,000 SHALL BE
TRANSFERRED TO MASONIC
HOME rs DEBATED
nv ORDER.

] The annual convention 81 the grant
lchapter. order II the Eastern Star O
michigan. viii be held October l0-11 il
1.-THE city az jackson. John Rowson @
IGrand Rapids is the present CRANE
patron. and Mrs. Emma Harper. ais
OF Grand Rapids. is grand Electa. Th'
meeting will be one 81 Importance {,
Ian members Of the order.
4 movement Is on foot to divert q
4 large sum that is held In the grand
chapter 70 the Masonic home a. Alma
This money. something over $4,000
was raised 10 build hospital on the
grounds at Reeds lake. and IL is now
proposed to take this money and open
an orphans department in the new To-
cation.
Considerable opposition has devei-
oped to the proposed plan all over the
state. The money was raised for n
hospital and Fl Is held by some that II
cannot be used for any other purpose
except by the consent Of the contribu-
tors. Others again hold that II would
not he feasible to place Young children
in a building with the old people, who
the inmates Of the home.
Tho plan Of transferring the money
TO the grand lodge Of Masons, who
now are in full charge Of the home at
Alma. originated with Past Grand
Master A. VI. Hume Of Owosso. who
was very active i'm taking the home
10 its new location. and who is an ac-
tive candidate for honors i'm the grand
chapter. Some members Of the order
viii actively oppose the Hume orphan
Leo A. Caro- has a plan outlined to
build an Eastern Star orphan asylum
IN the grounds near Reeds lake. using
the money now in hand rs a beginning.
The asylum To he under the control and
of the Eastern Star ex-
'lusively. This plan has met with the
lpproval of the leaders of the order I'm
Michigan and IL the Masons will grant
he use OF the land action will be taken
It once.
Among the noted visitors who will
attend the Jackson session will be
Mrs NJ. Alice Miller of FL Reno. Okla.
who is the head Of the order of the
world; Mrs Lorraine Pitlin of Chicago.
who Is the secretary of the general
grand chapter ana who is one of the
most noted women of the order: Leo
Caro- is chairman of the committee
II Jurisprudence of the general grand
'hapter. having been appointed for
hrec years at the session i'm Jackson
vile, Fla. last November.
An effort will be made to bring the
1912 convention To Grand Rapids and
rs the attendance is usually from 1000
10 5000. il viii mean a task to enter
tain them. The present membership
IF the order in Michigan is over
5000
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FEEDER
AL GRAPHITE CO.. ATTENTION.
There will be n meeting OF great
other, 1911, i'm the Italian hall All
stockholders will be expected to be
present.
j. Il. Rastello.
81 Vice President.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03
SEPTEMBER HIGHWAY WORK.
Commission Spent $500 on Roads
Township Board Meets.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Calumet township board was held this
morning. The board allowed the usual
.grist Of salary and other labor bills.
and the highway commissioners re-
port showing an expenditure of SG2O
FOR the month just ended was accepted.
n communication was received
from Miss Lucie NJ. Dobhie, principal
'of the Webster school, which read as
follows
TO the Township Clerk: The side
walks on Wedge street and Osceola
road i'm Ncwtown are i'm dangerous
condition and 1t would be n great Ia D.
Vor if you would consider the matter
ut your meeting. If you could get
the people To straighton fences. il
would help also"
The board decided it had no power
to interfere. and, the matter was al
lowed to lie on the table.
Highway Commission r Mugfords
report, showing the total expenditures
in road work for the month. with the
separate amounts for each road is rs
| tollows:-
Copper City road, for labor and
teaming, $S1775.
| Mayilower road. 1925.
| Swedetown road, $43.5O.
! Pine street, 1915.
| Lake Linden road $29.25.
| Calumet avenue, $3.50.
| Bear Lake road. SIG.
| Salary Overseer Highways, $65.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03
MANY ENROLL IN CLASSES.

The enrolment in the educational
place last evening at the Y. NJ. c. a.
Following the enrolment, which was
considered most satisfactory. a number
of students participated in the educa-
tional instruction. Secretary Wester-
mann states there have been several
inquiries for a Latin course. and if
enough students make application for
this course. ii will be included i'm the
curriculum.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03
THREE WOLVERINE CASES.
One Disposed OF and Two Are Pendin.
in Courts.

warrant was sworn out in Jus
tice Fishers court this morning by
Officer Thomas Curtis charging Joseph
Rigo with the careless use of firearms
He will be arrested and brought into
court this evening.
Joseph Csabodi of Wolverine, was
brought before Justice Jackola this
morning. charged with the careles.
use OF firearms lie pleaded guilty
and was assessed $40 and costs. The
money was paid.
Joseph Vargas Of Wolverine. will
he brought before Justice Fisher tbl,
evening on complaint Of officer Curtis
to answed To a charge Of noise and
disturbance. The warrant was issued
this morning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03

Under an assumed name the famous
Italian brigand, Bcllo, has deposited in
q Sicilian bank about 100000. which the
authorities have now conilscated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-03

well covered and large proportion of
game law violators would be appre-
hended. The result would he big in
crease i'm the amount of fish and game
within n very few years"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Jn(anO'gelegrap6
grGfioent 1aits 54. 9ss
burtstad.

gepsrlp. RaH., Is. Sept. -
qrdiipsHt 5aft fsisrte am 5reitag iei-
nen "a. 8sburtstus. 9ongrsBmann
geidoIus 2onsporth BON Cincinnati
mar isin Gait BET bem 5riihItiid. Ddh@
reno oes Jagss liefen aus alien 6ims
melsgsssroen grdtulations telegram
me elm. a0nig @eprg BON Gnglano
tabslts .Gs 1T mir Elm bsIcnberss
0srsniissn, Sbnen msine bsrsIidIteu
Gliidtpiinihe gu Sbrem Geburtstags
An iibermitteln unb ih hoffe, baB bic
freunoihaftlihen 9ssi:hunsen 5Diiten
uniersn 2dnbsrn INNER bsitshen blsis
BEN mDesn."
Wapor Dodge psu Gspsrlp iunote
s,m prdnssassn sinsn RSi,ni.taub.
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grdftbent 2uft auf ber
Reife.

Tel {.
goftou, WaIi., 10. September.-
qrdiioent 5dft trat Breitag 4beno
feline 1900 Uleilen lange 9etietour
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oleitern ben bereitItebenOeu Spe3lal@
3u beitieg, tpuroe er pon einer qroBtn
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BRET Gjebeimpoli3titeu unb 9 ,3sttuH95z
lsute. Der QrdIibent lpirb Samsta9
Ruhmittag in Spracuie, u. s. Ietne
srIte Repe battsn uHo Qbenos in grte,
pa.. Ipre6sn.
Der Stunb Der 9si iddfte.
Rem gprt, 10. sept. u. D.
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| ben Ser. StQateu lautet pte fo!9t:
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pie geritte, bic aus ben perihteoenen
2arbsstbeilen eintreffen. Itno aber iehr
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fir ben 0inter nidt beionoers CLAN.
| senb iinb. Die Rahfrage nda Gtien'
babnmateriol bat peiter ndhgelailen
Robeiien 1T in stfpas bsTerer Rad
frdge.
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rem iii INNER nod auf ben nothpen'
oiaiteu 9eoarf beiardrtt, oa EouFel
btlltoere Bretie ertrurtsu. Die 5ubri
/ Ten nehmen mebr ullgemsin ben SetrleE
pieber auI, Tie beI6rduten itd abe1
barauf, uur auf 8eIteQuH8en 81 ar
beiten aleioernauren iino in beFere1
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paaren uno 2eoer iinb IN ndBige,
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tet.
Die Qusfu6r Ron Wst3eu aus Del
, Ser. Staateu unb CANADA BELIEF I'D
. pGhreno Der Wots etniAlieblih Dol
Wle6l auf 1868, ,943 gu., oegen 1852,
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den oes neueu grntejuhres auf %,
227 ,12O g., gssen 1880. .694 in be
, qleicten @ode bes oorigen sSahres.
Die Moisausfubr betrug 733,01'
gu, gegsn 211, ,259 in uoriger Bof
uno 174,039 in 1910. llnb IN be
lesten II Dohen 5.419,778 9u
segen 2, 762, 1896 I'm porlgen Jahr.
Die 3obl Der ganterotte belief fic
fpGbreno Der Wohe in ben Ser. Stao
ten auf 219 gegsu lao in Der DDrbsr
: oehenben Wohe, unb 30 in be
tprreTponbiyenber Node bes porige
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l2etterberiht.

Sir Ohio, Snbiana unb Sllis
nois: TRIBES Dstsr, pabriheinlid
S.rifrelsn i'm iiibliten Sbeil an
Gamitdg, om Gonniag ih0neres Wsts
ter. Somitos itarts Iiibipeitlids BIZ
ipeiflite Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
2rdfoent Gait
Sat ant Jreitas abeno ieine
9ieiie uad benz Weten
angetreten.
Gr miro crit ant 1. 9luoember nac)
benz Often smrIftebren.

Die 9eIddftslage bes 2anoes tpentg
Derdnbert.
Or. 9arDep Bilep brau6t ntdt gu
reiigntren.
qrdiibsnt saft giebt ibm in fnit allen
Stngen Re6t.
Rpbnsp 5. DtegIe's l1rtRetI
Iuspenoirt.
gis bas &reis QppeIattonsgsrtht 1ta
nit ietnen 5au beihdfttgen tdn1.
90 bis 70 Seeleute an 8oro bes
qan3srIdiffes rWti6igan"
i6per ertrantt.
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0ie ss iaeint in Bolge beg 9snulies
bon Sob Storage" 5ubnsrH.
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Gsniationsller gontrdub IN Aeli'
miniter, 3. 6.
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limb eines golis.tipiOns gsipislt.
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llnb bate, tpie afItrp. bic Goppelrols
zines sgibr.rs Der Rpeolutlondre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

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