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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-09

Washington, August 1.-The
Coffee trust, the Steamship trust
and other concerns accused of
making illegal trade agreements
abroad and carrying out their
effect in the United States, will,
IT was said today, be prosecuted
by the department of Justice,
probably not under the Sherman
antitrust law, but under the anti
trust sections of the Wilson tariff
act Of 1894.
The Wilson law provides that
any porsoEs or corporations who
import commodities TO the United
States aud combine TO restrain
trade or fix prices although the
trade agreements are made out
side Of this country, may be fined
or imprisoned, and the imports
may be confscated by tie govern
ment. Decisions of the courts
regarding fhe applicability of the
Sherman law to combinations con-
csived outside the United States,
probably will force the govern
ment to fall back on the Wilson
act IN these particular cases and
similar ones.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-09
Brighten Your Old Hat.

Make your old straw hat las, Till
the end of the season by using u e
Florentine Hat Bleach-lO cents
package which includes small
tooth brush tree TO clean with. 1t
will brighten the hat and make it
look new. Anybody can do it 10y
Just little rubbing. Made by
Wild d Boette, Druggists, Florcn-
tine Drug Store, Huntington, w.
Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-09
Teachers Institute.

Wayne County Teachers insii.
tute will be held at Ceredo, begin
ming on Monday, Aug. 81, and will
continue in session for five days.
No excuses will be granted ex-
cept as provided by law. All the
members of the various boards are
requested TO attend on Friday.
which has been set apart by State
Supt. Shawkey as School Officers
and Citizens Day. A general in
vitation is extended 10 those inter
ested in the cause Of education TO
visit at any of the sessions. Espe-
cially Will we expect the citizens Of
Ceredo and Kenova TO pay US a vis-
1T. 0. j. RIFE, Co. Supt.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-09

A vast amount of i'll health is due to
impaired digestion. When the stom-
ach fails to perform its functions prop
erly the whole system becomes derang-
ed. A few doses of Chamberlain's
Tablets is all you need They will
strengthen your digestion, invigorate
your liver and regulate your bowels, en-
tirely doing away with that miserable
feeling due to faulty digestion Try 1t.
Many others have been permanently
cured-why not you? For sale by all
dealers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-09

One OF the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice day ana mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each appli-
cation and You will get quick relief
For tale by all dealers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-09
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF Waune County, West Virginia
For the Fiscal Year Ending
June 80. 1911.
Continued from last week }
rHIsp IlsrRIcr ROAD (Contiuuedl,

THIRD IsTRIcr ROAD (Contiuuedl,
Jas Massie work on road =. 4S7
Fred Masse same II 90
Crit Crabtree same t51
Mrs l. Il Smith same q "a
w ID Smnh same 10 8
Sherd dayton same. II =
Ira BeIlomy same ID -
Il ~ Lycaus same 81
Luther Lycans same sOl
Geo Norris same h2S
Jerry Lycans same. ySI
Geo Thacker same SOS
Abe Thack"r same 81
Alec Thacker same 2s
Jim Lewis same 32i
John Lewis same IS
john Lewis same ZUO
Watt Cornwell same 200
Everett Thacker same. zoo
Elisha Murphey same. ZCu
Iaben Piles same. 20u
Lafe Thacker same 1000
Hensley Sparks same II IL
Hatfield same 2l2
danIey same . ~
Harvey Hatteu same Il 50
henIy Beckley same o0zz
Charley Beckley same. -
Hascal Hatten same 81
Hensley Sparks same. 80
Richard Staley same 425
Freelin Thompson same Z50
Aucy Clark same 50
Thomas Gilketson same SEQ
~ M Bean same - "
Jink Blake same 10 20
Ill III Cyrus DIS
Harvey M'kels same. ~ 50
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-09

SHERMAN Pack same
Eltas Parsons same.
Charley Webb same \
W Ihompsou same 5
NJ Rigg same 2l
James ii Thompson same ~
Jarret Parsons same
W CCassady same \
ham Crabtree same . o
III + Cyrus same :. 50
y -razier right of way 50
{ = Artrip work road 2
Benton Crabtree same 49,. . Is
Ihomp' on (raotree same IL
Chester Artrip same Is
Artrip same 50
Albert Ronk same.............. =. q
Il Copley same IL
Lon Ncpo same b
Alonzo Webb same 3
Copley same
Henry kuntouS same. ............. =
IL Touey same .................... IL
A Wellmau same ...................... 20
4 Ii Crabtree same. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Luther Artrip same. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chester Artrlp same. ... ........ .......... >
James Artrip same. ............. /
IL AitTip same. Observation-Disclosures. 25
Lon Webb same. Observation-Disclosures.
Chas Rigg dragging the road ............ IL
II rvey Mikels work on road ........... q
Z y Frazier same. ........... .... 90. lcn
4 e. wilson same. .....-. ................. s
l. bail sSuic. .........-.. ............ ...... IL
/ Smith same. Observation-Disclosures.
Floyd Pelfry same. e.......... ......-......
Robert Peliry same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JOhu Smith same. Observation-Disclosures. |
W V Pelfry same....................
Charley Webb same............. 1900.
Boyd Webb same. ...-.......... ........
Lon Webb same. ..... ..................
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Fred Puckctt same
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James Cyrus same.
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Jarret Parsons same. ..... ..............
David Parsons same. .... D
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Geo Welimau same
Edward Frazier same 3
John Frazier same ,
John Norris same
Bill Norris same
Is ID Wellman same
Ezekiel Roberts same
Virgil Welimau same II
John Cyrus same
{ X Boys same
Rufus Lester same Is
Floyd Huff same D
John Trogdou same >
Harry Lester same
Henry Dean same
Kenneth Peters same l3
Everett Peters same q
Robert Rigg same
Robert Wiggiutou same
W III Peters same
III Ingram same II
Harry booth same
Clifford Booth same )
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Iheron Nellman same
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Claude Holt same
Noah Wclimau same .
Willie Damrou same .
John MAYNARD same =
Dock Frazier same 3
Richard I.akin same q
James Lakin same
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

AN EVENING GAME
FOR LITTLE ONES
Fisherman's Catch.

There is a game which Is spe-
ciaIly jolly for playing around the
table after supper some evening. or
indoors any rainy afternoon. called
fisherman" A cane or long stick
must be found and TO one end a
cord tied. From the opposite end
Of the cord into n very vide loop.
Spread out the loop end OF the cord
flat la the middle OF the table.
around which players stand or sit.
and ask each boy or girl 20 rest his
forefInger on the table inside Of the
circle which the cord forms. Some
one acting as fisherman holds the
rod. Two commands are given by
this player. When he says Your
fish" each player must poise his
forefinger as described. but when he
SAYS My fish" all must remove
their fingers with the greatest pos
sible celebrity or they will be caught.
for as he utters this last command
the fisherman jerks up his rod with
a quick tug. forming a moose In
which any unwary finger will surely
be imprisoned. Any fish taken
counts a point for the fisherman.
who IL allowed 10 continue until he
fails 20 catch fish In his moose. when
some one else takes turn at the
rod. The player catching most fish
in bis round wins the game, while
the person who IL oftenest caught
must pay a forfeit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
The Bible Tells You How
to Make a Good Cake

and gave him drink.-Judges. ~,
10.
And offer sacrifice with
Thanksgiving with leayen. Amos,
~. 0.
With all thine offerings thou
shalt offer aalt-Layiticus, II. 10
Thou shalt beat him with a rod
Proverbs. XIII. IL.
49, $4,000 go - a
THE RECIPE. 4
4 -Four and a half cups Of Kings =
4 ~, 90. =
. one.half pound Of Judges V. +.
a 2b. =
= Two cups OF Jeremiah vi. 90 =
= Two cups Of Nahum ~. ~. 4
= Two teaapoonfuls Of I Samuel =
= xiv. Is. \
. To taste, II Chronicles TX, . =
. six teaspoonfuls jeremiah =
= xvii. II. =
. one and half cups Judges {.
. ~, 10. =
. Two teaspoonfuls Amos ". 9 =
= One pinch Levitlcus II. 10 =
= Directions. Proverbs XIII. lt =
. Bake one and q half 10 two =
4 hours Baking powder may .
4 be used instead Of leaycn. =
= tstss ttst 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

For the benefit Of our women
readers. the editor took down his
well thumbed old Bible and trans
lated the accompanying recipe as
follows:
And Solomon's provision for
one day was 80 measures Of fine
flour,--I Kings. Nv. %.
She brought forth butter In a
lordiy dish Judges. V, Is.
To what purpose comelh there
TO mo incense from Shebah, and
the sweet cane from a far coun'
try Jeremiah. vi. 20.
And all the strongholds shall be
like fix trees and the first ripe
figs. Nahum. ~. ~.
And all they Of the land came
TO a wood. and there was honey
upon the ground II Samuel. xiv.
20
And she gave the king an 1870
talents II gold and OF spice great
abundance Ill Chronicles, TX. 3.
As the partridge stitch on eggs
and hatcbeth thom not. -- Jcre-
miah. xvii, ?
And she opened a bottle Of milk,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

IMPORTANT
u.A,r no circumstances viii Miss
Undertake 10 arrange tof meet
w. eetseen readers o. this de-
partmens'
-, Miss Grey: On should a
- mark her linens with
s. ,r y on future iuitialsf t2
49, 81 klud Of material L. suitable
Wa an unveils tSl What can |
~ ~ o.,v haire a. How should
% u y, Of 80 wear her hair
"' BLUE EYES.
~ either. ga LINEN crash,
- ecarse and open weave old
W, nneu hemmed makes the
~ ,,ns Al silver and glass towels
:, seampoo every two weeks. aud
- srr shampoo once Q month. th
= n she were 10 years
w The soft low pouradour
"a ne middle part are both ~
-. ana the hair Is usually cotled
~, ~ crown Or Just below. choose
4, most becoming
-, mss Grey: On Is e alt
~, ar ssrls OF i6 to have their
~ f,,suds call Sunday afternoons
..sarsllv, go l. d all Fight for
~. y Is % have swcethcarts aud
~r,,e 10 bows 80 Is t proper
rsrl Of II 60 80 with q boy
dls' hNV'N = -
IN Yes. n their parents are
..sssr, ga Nc. Girls OF 10 ought
!. = husy with their lessons. in
80 a thinking about the boys,
n IA because they're both too
wgns
na- Miss Grey: am IL.
,,,nrxA school. and my parents per
4, Ne 10 have men callers. met
Nv whom / like. who lives In a
- u miles from here. tl Is Il
.~o,sr 10 ask him TO caur ! think
Z .sl,ks a great deal Of me. 90
80 ask him to stay all night.
- her Is no train on which he
N rsturn. (sl He Is e. i he
a FOR me- iO Please give q
-dss sor rice pudding.
LUCILLE
In II he thinks a great deal
vea he will ask your permission
aaa II be is bashful. and your
w.hsr Is willing. there's no BARN
msislng hlm to call CD Ask
wr parents. 20 No. tD Beat an
III teaspoon vanilla and 4 tea.
rs nee together until light and
,xninx Add pinis milk and
Ass hours.
naar Mss Grey. Please print
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
Love and a Leak i'm the Roof
nY rRANcgs oILeRGATA INogReoLL

"A than 10 have
anywhere the carpets enough
10 the feminine FRAGILE unless
We'll leaked
She until iawed back-wahed she'd stop her
informal nagging-if she didn't. he'd never fix IT.
she would anything done II she didn't keep at him
Well wouldn't II bit by jawing
Then wooden and
down Jimmie cufd the then she put
with Jimmie
accompaniment tho "pattor the upon"he
Then eakshe remembered how
neuralgia her
night night with Jimmie boy
that she might how he remembered the birthdays and
annersnfiea without being reminded how he stayed away
evenings until now she had driven him away-and-
and the leak and Aunt
soaked the mantelahef and only knew
home WITH John a love
anything without that worth living for
she the learn unul life and
careless
noby dignity. and IN SILENCE
their total against those that really worth while
yeriea" hope and
their kindred solely tho individual SELF be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
Of


Unul some men have been mar
ried a year or so they seem 20 be
proud Of the words my wife" Az.
ter that. when they are out Of town.
people would never know they were
married.
Beautiful teeth are often At the
bottom Of regulations for sweet dis.
positionA
Deepest in the heart Of many a
bachelor girl Is an ache for a baby
81 her own.
II isn't particularly good adveTtis-
ing when n man says nobody cares
whether he lives or dies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
Chic Dresses Any Clever Girl Can Make

Here's "A chic
little dress OF the
popular borlerod
material In which
the border Is used
I'm an un u y ua |
way. The collar
aud sleeves are
edged with II, and
the panels ON the
skirt In the front
and the back are
g 4 ge d ON both
sides and across
the bottom with
with border.
The Hleey e y
and piastron front
are dec ora { cd
With butte n
IA olda covered
with the border.
Tho belt is a soft
crushed one OF
tho material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

A fashionable
magazine Ha ys
that among the
new materials 20
bo worn this
spring the greater
part OF them viii
be striped. especl.
ally with wide
pique strip q e,
with the fine
stripes such an
were worn This
winter not quite
so much In vogue
Table salt In
tho proportion OF
a heaping table
spoonful IN a
quart OF water 10
one Of the best
lotions for tired
eyes. The water
should be pure
and after the salt
rs dissolved the
whole should be
strained through
cheeaeeloth. az
there are always
impure PARTICLES
that viii irTitate
II allowed 10 get
under tho lids
Have the water
pleasantly warm
not hot nor cold.
and use either an
eye glass or a bit
" old linen.
battle without rub
bing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

IMPORTANT
,,s,r no Circumstances viii Miss
,,.ssrtake 70 arrange tof meet
wv e,sNeen readers o. this de-
partment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
"PA, PLEASE
LOOSEN UP

When ask my pa for rs cents to
go TO the circus. he says. says he.
look at the parade and you'll see
the elefunt, an that's the biggest
thing in a circus.
My pa calls hisself a capitalist !
can't read the diehionery yet. but
you bet I'm next. Capital must
mean a Teller that collars all the
money he can get ahold OF and
never let's go.
Why. my ma-and she's a good
ma, TOBIAS 70 make a holler like
a tugboat TO get a new Easter hat.
My pa Is my pa an ! luy him.
but / wish he's give up little bit
aasler. that's what | wish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
Cynthia Grey's Letters

ana pour INTO bottles, Seal
Dear Miss Grey; What can /
do 10 get rid ~ flcas IN the house
CONSTANT READER.
A-Clcan infested places with
carholic acid water. injecting Il into
the cracks and sprinkllng the ear.
pot with t. Wipe Off the furniture
with dampened sponge Use care.
as carholic acid Is poisonous.
Dear Miss Grey VIII you please
publish In your columns OF The
Star the RECOMMENDATION Of Miss
rollard's first name. Daphne"
c. c. II.
nafnee.
Dear Miss Grey Please inform
me- II there Is any law OF ordinance
that deals With chickens running
az large Does the owner ~ chick.
ems have to keep them within the
boundaries OF their own place or
not9 INQUIRER.
A-No. but where chickens do
damage their owner. OF course. is
I liable. Also. anyone has right 60
drive chickens of hts property,
Dear Miss Grey-(1) when a gen
tleman takes lady 90 luncheon or
Z dinner. say a business friend ana at
Z hours OF business. IL it proper 20
thank him. and II 50. what should
one say ca when be takes you
! 10 theatres. dances or supper is Il
I proper TO thank him then. or is a
lady's appreciation understood In
this easc7 60 Is II proper 10 take
lump sugar with the fingers, and
also olives and picklesg 60 How
should one use the word "suf.
I ficicnt." as. quite sufficient" or
great sulflcicuey" 60 should one
! say "A hotel" or IAN hotel~f
RUSTY.
An Thankful expressions are
not necessary, bait Il Is proper 20
remark that YOU have enjoyed the
lunch very much. (2l The same
, applies. 60 Unless there ~ table.
ware within reach. Il is quite
proper except In the case ~ pickles
For pickles 10 Is easier to use your
table fork co Merely sufficient
The expression great sufficiency'
"a very vulgar l5l In this country
a hotel Is usual and correct.
Dear Miss Grey would like 10
know about work and the price OF
land In Florida. Can You tell me
how 90 find OUT
A STAR READER.
A-Fiorlda real estate dealers
often advertise in such journals a.
Golfers Weekly. etc.
Dear Miss Grey VIII you please
tell me n there Is a premium on
an 1885 dollar7 Is there a place
IN Seattle where you can take the
money and get tho premium for ltl
MARGARET SMITH
A.--All values tower face yalual
81 old coins are purely fictitious
II depends upon how badly a col
lectdr wants them. For that
reason cannot estimate the
. premium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
FREE PIANO
$500 in
Grand Prizes

This great publicity contest.
given by Fiier~ Music House. IN
con junesian with prominent plane
manufacturer % Chicago. New
York. Boston and Philadelphia. IL
far the purpo=n Of brfnxis2 10
the attention % every hom. the
name Of Western Americas
greatest nasic concern and thu
magnificent limo Of plane. they
arli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

Dsas Miss Grey Please print
-ssua for mushroom catsup.
G. w ~
A-Bvak into pieces fresh mush.
wnx Put alternate layers 81 the
szssroons and salt in crock. cover.
md kseg in cool place three days,
xsrEing three or four times a day
r,A wooden spoon Then beat
1asksuoms. nash to a pulp and
nala Boil Juice for 10 minutes
a. Measure. To every pint ALLOW
: teaspoon whole peppers and all
xIse. a blade Of mace. two slices
npu, q bay leaf and a little pap
ira Boil until thick. Strain. cool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

Seattle Au,omOeiie School. go
Broadway sss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-14
SMOKES LOSE TO DAYTON BY
SCORE OF TO !.
Durham clouts Oval for Homer in
Third With the Base
Paths Crowded.

Sis al Dispatch Co the Intcllirer-.r
pAl ION. O, Aug. l3-HOme run
cIouts figured most prom!nenilv IN
me game with the Smokes TO-DAY all
ioHr ~ Wheeling's runs being the re.
sun oi Durhams homer in the third
pay ton won the game on Knolrs cir.
cut smash in the NTH which brought
IN two runs The score was = TO
The game was called IN the sixth
after two Vets Were down on account
OF darkness. heavy rain then set IN
me second game being declared OF
Nincheli for DAYTON was wild and his
passes and hit batsmen had him in
trouble in sereval innings From.
hol'z. Who then took up the burden
was not hit and IN the ffth he famed
three men.
Inc Vets started on Hardy IN the
first. Kirkpatrica beat ou, a hit 10
Lewis BENSON fled 10 right Spen.
Ger doubled 10 left scoring Kirk
patrick. Knoll doubled down the lef,
h"ld ioIl line scoring Spencer. Uc
maven singled. Knoll going ~ third
whence he scored on Cameron's I'm.
held out. kOnnick was tossed out.
Hardy 20 Servat!us.
Lewis. first up IN the third lift
safely. jewell fled 20 center Knisl.y
was soaked 100 The Stats Serys,fiu-
walked Taen 'Bull' Durham slapped
on" on The nose and lt sailed Gar
aho'" tho garden. wall. all counting
With t"0 down 90 tho fifth. Spencer
got walH. Then Knoll walloped one
IN the same way that Durham did and
both counted on the blow behaves
fled ont
Two were out IN the sixth when tho
game was called by Umpire Cleaty
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-14

ST. I'i Us Aux 90 cleveland AMI
81 Louie divided "a double header here
t..- IffDrunHr. 50 Louis tUuchsI HITS
wffr errors lu tte third inning and
o. pfFl four runs They drove FaIksf-
BERG 30 The mound iu tIe fftl and
scored thf-e more wirulrE the first
came. Goo taporte batting featured
' 20. Gland h.f th" ball 90 viii and took
diNanihfr ~ errors arI got TIE second
game. fu Tie scores.
IIraf Same. D. u g.
80 Louis 1000 5000 IL :
'l"t Gland ....oUos 900 10 I
HHtierie Powell ard Clarke. KaI~f.
fIt. As.HerE and Fisher.
Second game IL D.
-f Louis ....I 100000 a
cleveland .2oU1zUOtt % I
latferIca Hamilton and Lake ami
Stephens. kraIp Hnf Fisher.
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WINNER AGAIN

ln H one-sidsi contest 90 Sisfer.,lfo
Yesterday afternoon tho Mound CIV
team came out tho vf-tors by the se,-.
~ 20 q. Tho Eaue was featureless
except f0r tie heavy biting ~ Mounds.
we IN De third and ffth innmss. The
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Pirates and Reds Each Take One OF
Double Header Played at
Queen City.

1NCINNATI. ohio. Aug. I:-Cin-
c.1nati and Pittsburg broke even IN a
double header here today. the locals
winning the first. 10 q. while the
visitors took the second. to .. Cas-
par allowed Pittsburg only three hits
in thu first game. but IN. visitors
lat smith nard 90 IN" second Clark.'s
sensational catch 81 "a foul Fly in the
second game featured. Byrnc's hitting
IN ia" second game counted largely
In Pittsburg's run making. Score.
First
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CHICAGO Aux tNirafo.a f1ra.
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dHN TIE NrlI score wHa Co. T. TIE
lurHla escaping H shut uut or o. ras. an
Hn ii..r MIiIif allowed hut four hits
't nr EFFORT fn check Detroit Tie game
wH- pIHfci ou h muddy field TI.
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