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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-19

England largely through the efforts
of Sir Robert Baden-Powell. the idea
Of scouting" was introduced into this
country. The result has been that the
boys have been SO eaear to grasp and
work of1t the principles of the organ
ixaticn that the officers have mad hard
work % keep the youngsters in tow.
Ard IL ore cares TO look at the list of
American citizens who are standing
back Of and urging on the movement,
II is found that. practically every man
Of note In the country from the chief
executive Down, are heart and soul
ard money in this great cause-to say
nothing CT the hundreds of scout mas
tiers the country over who are teaching
practical scoutcraft in the field.
What the Movement Is.
The Coy Scout idea is not military.
II il not religious. 1t is not opposed
- single worthy orga nization for
boys II does not cater to any social
class. tn color. or to race. What. then.
is the Boy Scout movement? 1t is a
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-19
WEDDING
Smith-Smith.

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Smith of WaIpoIe, Mass.
there was q very pretty wedding Tues
day afternoon when their daught er,
Miss Helen Campbell Smith, was unit
ed in marriage TO Sydney Palmer
Smith. of Norwood. Mass, the cere
mony being performed by Rev. NJ.
George. The bride and groom were
attended by Miss Ethel Smith, sister
of the bride. and Harold Lyman Smith.
brother of the groom
The bride carried bride roses and her
sister MarecheI Mel roses They en-.
tered the room to the strains of Men
deissoh1is Wedding march. Music was
PLAYED softly during the ceremony
Only relatives We're present Mr.
and Mrs. Smith left amid showers of
confetti in a lmou sine for short
wedding journey, after which they will
visit Mr.. Smiths home in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-19

WaIIingford.-Ground has been brok-
en- for the new building at Choate
school to be erected at the top OF the
slope on the south campus.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-19

General Baden Powell. after comforting
with several of Americas greatest ma
ture lovers, decided that he would try
the experiment of equipping with suits
a troop of boys near his home in Eng
land, and teach them practical scouting.
The movement spread like wildfire, I'M
til there are scouts in almost every
country of the globe. and there is no
doubt that the honor of the title OF
Hero of Mafeking will be eclipsed by
Founder of the Boy Scouts
Few of the Principles.
Because Sir Baden-Powen saw evil
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-19

Talk as you will and look where
you please you will not find any man
dressed in smarter style than we
show here.
We've got a store full of fine
oIethes; the best styles known; all
wool fabrics; best tailoring.
Suits S12. up to $50.
Try on one of our Shape maker
models, new Hart Scnaffner e.
Marx creation.
Shape maker Suits $18. and up.
You'll find the right kind of Hats
sers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
CO TO primary
And Vote for James B. Nc
CIeag for Governor.
Ssini,. IIIJ ist. Is be Dsis. A
lUsh Filn 4 Llzl Ds.DuIt
hFsIIuu cilzslS.


TO he Denocrass Of Laursaoe
county.
On nexs saturday. July ist. the
poIls uin b opsned in each vosing
prscllct. beginning a. six oieaock
q n. and closing a. p N. foS
tha purpose Of nOminating = deao-
eratie tlekst for The various Offcs
IN the STATE. all of vhieh are q
Ereat inportance 70 the people: and
- democrSt Of LaErenee couniy
I urrs eaeh and every democrat 70
% % the polls and NSre for Hon.
Janss n NccrekIy for GOvernoT,
and not only vote bat use ever
honorable means With Jour neighbOl
o - that be goes 70 the polk
and votes for Mccreary Il i 0;
the creates; inportAnoe that be b
nonlnated. - his noninAtion nean.
he election. Yolr Interests and
mine yin Be looked afte- sy hin
In sush a vay that all q the Peo-
pc vin i-oeiye fair plsy.as Ae has
neEer Jailed 10 stand for the iArmsl
and ths great masses uhsn ~ Nas
il offics and yo1r trus; EiIl Hssss
b betrayed
A Demoera; 81 Laxreaoe coanSy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
BUNETILLE OIL WELL.
EGk d h1Ilg VII Bsgil he Ersl
dksEt Wssk.

ne vel 70 - syllsG slr al o.
the tara u ". D. O-NsaL - s1
@ilss soutAxsSS o L0atsa. vii as
started usxr wesk. b. tie Blsssy-
vile on 4 Gas Company A sztsi-
chsaS an01zI q ssOek hlz osea
s0id 70 pay tAe salirs yosS oS Sks
sell Il Is al2ost sn-i7sly a losll
cO1zPEy ana he Pr0zo,srs are
proa1 q Shezr S1ccess
ne contrast for 5rlllzg TIE ven
s1s Ia . T12 EsySz < sazs rsles-
He h4s s1lszz - srIs-s CARS
IAursaye sSt l. z, Carver Tse
esrr-k IS rs1sy and tes zlaias 5
% tss EFUz1L Ioe Irls va
- he-e ne Lass & lalS Esea ls,zE
tas SOalQ ,s1oz q a usl slss 4zS
erahug "a IS.5 Crssk, . NE-,
l-rtr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
Eulum Pcdd.H.

Nearly tOar hundred iHdiNid1Al pe
titiOas have been sent 70 the PSst-
master geHsralsSkiag that S1atsy
nail service al this Pl1cs bs dis-
eOatinUed he postmaster and his
ASSISTANT here are eaSf1lsd 10
sAeir one dAy q rest. and thers IS
in fast very little uSs for a SzRt1y
nail A aAl gOss Ous As I2ts ss
six 0'elOek D N SarurGay and the
diSeOntOrt Of waiting in the nos
Ehich coagrsgzrss IN Shs otfics %
Sua1Ay night R0Ee Jhaa offsets any
Advantage gained sy getting z1il
AZ that tine TAk Faper Is 7SOr-
r. bar il : Of the opinion thal ths
iays q hAPPE meetings al TIE PosE-
ofttos en- SzE6ay Higat are nsarSy
over.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
&&S Cdslaial.

Il safe. sane and sensible
means nothing doing Louisa : TO
have this sort Of a Fourth OF July
celsbration this year. In past yeArs
ths burden Of The celebration has
beea borne b. a few. EhO Eere
generally tco ured vhen the day
cane 70 enjoy il very nueh- Thls
var ths promoters have mueA e.se
10 DO. and Ne usli Be cOntent 10
sarE Out Oid Glory and pass tn
9sy IN peace. leaSiug Othess 70 IsNss
n u Pieces- However. come 10
toEn uiih the children and have a
pleasant outing. free from oareIt's
The lAsf holiday before school trOp-
eles begin for the young ones. ana
they Nin eni0y coming 70 toua-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
Her EIl.

Mlss EIlea Hnghes summoned
many Of her yocns fFienes 10 her
handsome home last saturday. the
Ooe4sion being tke niuih annives-
s4Ey u A-r birth, June -. 1898.
They AL came. and the good lOok-
iag lads and Einsome l4sses- in
srouPs on the vide Porvhss and
spacious l.wn made a pretty pic
tuTs- Canes Sad goodies of the
ven goodess kind entertained the
baddins y0ung ladies and sentlenea
and All y0Sed il the time Of their
lives Eash gssst appropriately ~
neabeFsa ths Young hostess of this
pleasant OcoAsioa-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
IcIs.i-HisIi HupiiaIs.

Oae q the preuisss hous sod
dinEs uhish has ever Otgarrsd p
~ viciniy q cAslestsesfE uls
that q Mis- Annz Wrght aza Nr.
Kenneth \ NcIaOd. az tAa home
q ths brides nosher. Ms. SoPaia
WriEhf. wedassaaY noEains 0ab
the innetiate family and . feu
friends witnessed the uaion.
Tie bride l. a Eraad8augsser q
tie Rss. loseih wrishr. wkO uas
ose of ne bess ku0un rssidsnts oi
the Kasanangh neigAborhOod. and
her nosAsr a daugAter q NJ. Coca
Waiia
Nr NsLeod is a Caaadian b.
birtA. and a Governnent esxiueeg
b profession He Is one auoag tas
csFefnmeats most tr1sted en-
picyses. and : nos stafiozsl a.
Foster. ~. Tor uhers he. 18th his
lalr bEids. ie0 o. traia No amid
showers % rite and heartiast coa-
sEatlaiions. 70 RS a..
Thls eesdilE has losaI color
irol tte fast HAT Nr MSLs01 and
~ brosheF J. u are ueil kuova ie
Louisa Wheu tie Langaogzs usrs
cs-.aslas tAsT s,a1n saorsl IL
US tisi1ilE sons years sso s1e
Nel.eods na1s ta.s Piaee L.slr ~
iislcs ana upss unsA i.ksd s. an
a11 xreE ihsm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
ALLEGED Horse THIEF.
Sl& On hllgit hnns hIaE-
Ela raIg ! @m

SllS Coa.. ans Hs-y l1rreu
A1IGas fEon LGHrszcs. N1rS1a 81
Esst Sz5 PlSs cczzlss. u2A ssve-
Al RcsS1Sls - he hsarS 1roa
ne IN tAs taErszss in skzses4
STA hav1ag Al uzsts EkszS IN a
h1-sA Taoss WaO rsa1 sAs ec1a-
y uoSrssgoz5s1ss IA thi< sl1sr -
z.s yoz rs l1ss q rzES Z yoa
soa'S-zay rssaG an issz pEsl sAe1
zcs S,ag ~ - IL sses Az =
a1usa lz5 aSsz S-s,sa n ~ -
Fsr Bl1las eo11-rF sz1 - Nd
MT la-s s1esEs4rtts Aaslza aassr a
IL tlEC TAs sr1l vas rissl -
ag ss8,Es3 lztl. ss-sr u2lS fa1s
q 1zs2s e-ags2 Ce1a naz sss So
EAa eA=s sz1,1 II Pa scsz-g-aS
1Er 1rez tAe Vrgala Gns ~
1r 1aB assE a1lz1ozse s1,g-lF
as- laf aes8 s-11sz slz Ers
-s1gss5 % is eEasg, Cl11 u1s
lossas ca LE "a a-& aalS N
al Ia VA lEgs A sxl1nl1E
usl ca TlESEly. J-zs = j =
ssaE s1EE su-s - 47g-s-s->.za
C1zl AS asl-ss1 As g- Scz-
tss Is a1ylg s.1s2 rTe -e-a
S Thz< lS as-sssd = 49,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
DsbuI Dc Ends.

he News invites the artsatioa
Of the municipal alshorities ana
he Beard Of Health 10 the Wed
nuisance No warning should bs
aeeded. but ne all srOE indifter-
euf and continue 50 Until arOassd
sE so1e disaster waice e0lld hare
BEEN aysrted FrOm one end 10
Another the cutters of raOst of the
streets are ehOksd With weeds ana
grasS These oaSch and retain all
sorts q stuff. uuCh Os whieh ~
GAYS and becomes a neaace %
Asalth These iunglss On bOsh si6ss
q many Of our streets are the
birthplaoss and hiding PLACES oi
nyriads Of predatory mosquitoes,
nos known u b the active carriers
of dts-Ase. As vel : intOlsrabas
pesls- There i noS sle siishtss, s1-
euse for the sxissence Of hsss
syiLs. uns sal'y and daagsrOus Ths
Eork Of cleaning Up. thOrOlghig
and Al 0Rcs. sAoeld Be done b. Or-
der OF the city eoahciL II 10;
done b. this bOdy Oar people saeals
have civie pride enough 70 Do il
the1sslveS. s4eh nan On ana usal
his OuR premises
Ssagnant water. fOzl gustsrssrrss
OS dog feansl and Oshsr ussds an
PreveatAble. and to permit thsil
Prsssncs + Oaly a little short q
rriminal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
As 70 q SHIly Gska 70 ISis IW
hthshiasg.

Tse foiloNing sEEsestloas as q
TIE siroagast tieset tAas ean y
soniassea b. tie Deloeratie prin-
arg Saizrday Aas eo2e as the ~
sals q diliseut inluiry fEOn a tev
pr5ai1snS ueuocrzts ub0 have n
peFsoaal inlezest- buS No uaut q
Risk Rsa uao saa sin in NoVeabsU
So -sEy voters knuW no-hing ah1ai
the vario1s candieates tbat they ara
2sEtzx 1a an Eees for ths vsrg
isi1--sslou- rs s C1r oaly ma.
so ter pzelissirg H. Il 1 not d
~s-nfA- ana Hotcdy Is ufsld q
iolloz 4 Z tssg hare ans oss tIons
1- ss-io-s akeat e,
Nscrsary f1r Gtvsrn6r.
q nssGogs sor LEsa'szzns--sog.
Hcsa-sa fo- Anditor
Ha=isst Tor SaP- of PaAlEe Il
sssses1oa
Nsulan Tor Goa q Agriellture
EeT cieTk of Cqzrt 81 Apsf1s "a
hoa07s are .e1us eEen.
Garus,t uill Proossly via for A.,
lO--sT Gsalrsl e-t tAs zozael1s
sre sxpet p vo-s Asay1y toi
Roliara
Eea remps-snse fo0ess have q
elared 1s-izss so1e caait8es u
ne qyiuasE. aai noas oI thcs Usz
aPqear IN ths above list This faei
A-s zo1 oa3alv inEiesncea TIE ze-
aesSiOa q tsess nazes bzt ts vOriA
EeEsiOzins in shts cozseesc.
An De-osrasS saQale Uose fa'
eps-y oA7SitAte vho has 10 Op7o<L
tiOa. 80 A. 10 sooSt thea.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30

R1as. Ehich oE& lee.e6s asrss ..
eOai h-d in tAat rsgiOa-
he buildings IN aunbs- d.
to i.ees 1a1 En L aszrshat-
sd alO1g valleys nnssa nnss il
extent FOGrteea 2izes IN = o.
-sles b. TIE sozpazly. And sAfD-
0za's IN bs 0ysr IN Ct sapsaks
aad OAiO aas tie LosisE.ns ana
N1SAyiils. Whiyh roAes are sxts,.s-
Ing her haes to JsakinsTke Nscr.
bail151E CO2sany- z Pztriag -
2E0ll-S PlzHi-g alls. 6-sek mrs.
I-s kilnS and bl4ckszish sAsas oa
tAs PpoQerty. nOU ytrgil ss-ss..a..l
N 1Aus PEOSaes nsariy I'll aars-~
ials aeedsS in b1ilSlag SO1s.r-.t.cz-
he cozFanE Is Also Il oon-
sSr1ss 21ca1al1e5 eOzlsvar6 So
srl ELles iOls asd a l.ks = zils
Etee, 01 tie sAoCss q whEh ~
aiming cozp1ny Oftscills III loeata.
FzisrUork< ana an sleesrse n<he
aaazr AZ Paazsa Osiver P. ~
a, FVsSi1sas q ,As NsOa Ba.sl-
- oO=R&.s. / q tAs EsO1al So
Psrn1snel-g ths P-sliaizaty Sosr-
atOzS-
In noas Of The nay aseOznss
P1ekSAsd oOaSszliag th< alnosS
i1agic CIV Ot Isaki1s haze ~ Ssa
azE Rsartoa 0s the COla wa.sr FsrS
SAs sSUsA2 O2 uAis5 The sitv u1n
y bzlL he Strsa2 has is gsa-
eSlS in a sRri-g q grsas Sae SAirA
eGrS-S frO2 The Ss1s e a ns1n-
Sala n0t fGr frO2 tAs si,s & -
ta11rs eisy, Ne rl,sr 5 Rzre All
Ky oOl3 1a3 Is q grsat vOl1ns. A
sA2 Ei1 ss sziR 1eross tie Clza<
F'c-k a. 4 RrOQsr dStancs nelor
shS sp-I-g- ~ UAseA ana frOa ~
rsservOir 80 fO-1s6 tie tosa w1n
bs <laRlisS WITH an aASa3lnzs ok
u21sr- Near tAk P0lzt tAsra
ars several asrss q lsgsl hn1
Whsa tAs an : faa tAe vassr
uil sa.sas - sAS lsvsl uaSt. to-R-
iag llks q oozsiss-ahls susnt.
aaG On is sAorss tAs rsSissaE a.
fze2k e TIE CozSol 6asica Co.,
" I'll h1il5 haz5so2s hczs
To thOss Me a-s M tEzlar
( via IAS lcsEAl co11iriozz Rz<k
EaatA Is bslng sai1 e Islki.s Azs
tAs szHck e he 161ss5 Ass :
Taose EaO zrs eOSzhs6 e sAa
faets k1oN t1Ar Wat + As-s rsak-
sS is sosSr trush
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
viii Bald D Puliu's Fak.

TAe Le1ingsoa and Eastern rail-
rad viil buld a bCAnth si1 miles
long uP Rouer's fork ~ the main
Booae's soTk u part o. the hold
ms Of the Cozsoiid1tion Coal COaa-
Pany where the company uin a;
Oncs start bGIidlng a model mining
t0El-
P0tserls fora Is the presen, ter
niHal q tae Lexington and East
sEa aoE being EsFIdiy rashed 70
Oo@Plstioa Tie contract for TIE
ueu extension IN Se lsi ~ Oncs
and sOnstrlesiOa rushed TO con-
PlstsOa before the ead u the year.
-Lsxihgioa Leader.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
lESkrSs NJ

ceassra.as this poa1sEl.l s.tr q
tAs uolusalas tAe Cln. aasti an
e1Irsr q reeezt dats Las he sai-
loells
leakl-S NJ. Is nos Il s.s coarse
q rnr1saioa ior D csrila Il
vm Oeszpg n he Eisaosa eistritt
Ce-,ral.s hA4a Aea IL cr re
esiliias of . Ea1esa sask sepslzs.
a aosel busi1ing. sio-ss ars sAoas.
toEsihsr ulih l.eeQ aotel aialag
housss- Wosk On 5hsse an - ~
sun uihsin EoasA- ne Nauca,I
h4nk q leakins hls hssa o-sas rs.a
and an oPea for sesuess o. Jnls
I. VITA IL ninins and raIlrOsd a.
uritiss ahout T. L 5 slaimed tAaf
tAe tcun viii b anoug she noss
i1go-tant n Ksstusky.
TAs Elkkorn dissriSt Sozsrssss
ise.eee acres, and Is owned ~ sAs
co,selidatsa Coal co1paay. eOasos-
e hrgeE of Ralsino-e ssIssal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30

q Ta.Es61S sgslls. lzss, sEe--
81 & sAs yO1ag asssaSS e ~
Iazs 6asSss Aslqs3 1sS ssasls4-s
sAz sA-ss<z-A aaz1gszsaEx < ~
ar1A EVsrS-A2zs Fossses uas
sszs u Nv eaa-1as ycu2g A1T
-S 2LSs sAs sseasl0a a aisaSa1S s1A
sz3 s1ocSsS sEsEasS NJ safsarsr,
Mss szs sslSsSus rse-ss4zs1zs
usrs psry 1usa il sEaas1ss a-1.
s-Sa,SS saiess1 aE ~ Aasas md
As ususasoss & asr p4-S ~
g&zs AlS 1l1S azSA,s sSsis1Sss
e SAs sscss1 n VascA So : -
ssSys1lx Asal ~ ~ aAaS Ss1,g
fSssasaS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30

ne r Z. sarz$ -sss9sa,e toess
ne a nee ba-1lS II Is t2s--
p-S-ac G-sSS q aE-- K Rcsss--s
a Eess sara a-2saglaSs. ana
~ Elale t--s-a1r hzs ezs- El1l
. aeccSd W5-h sae sse Ess
Eesss i haS esSa IL ~ az-.s e
3sE Eao usre azSSs u sAsr -,ze-
Har1uOO1 Elocs Algs essa lEt3 in
the ESoZs az5 hzllS zGE en- sas
s-2lrE9ys-Aa5 tAs NOzk-ier S5yas szz
li2ESA. oan E1e - S-rpGsss1 Ths
EorS@sa EIkzas 4l1 Wsu.3g. q CLz-
ellsa-1, k7e. 70 ~ a E-Ils S2zs, -
% SAslr ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
TOO LArE FOR OrERArroN.

Deans Selvi1se. q aear Paints
vills- Vas b-Oaght 70 Loassa ~
D. D0nisl Reiassvilie. NolsSy l1SS
aaa tAssn 70 Rivezrsew hosrs.li IL
Sas sattsriag vi,A Peri,Oaisis. aae
Sas sgOrsA; AsTe in tAe As9s tsat
an epsraSiOa aiSAt save Ass IN.
oas An sxanSnasioa sAoSed tAat Il
vNs to- late ana The yoSas z,a.
vas taksn tack "a the essrins
train he vss rs years oad.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-30
VITHDRANS.
Painter Outs the Race for
U. S. Senator.
Leaves 4 Clear Field Ia Ollie hines
inthe PinaU d NeHt
SsHItsy.

ne follosing Is the card Issued
ey senator Psyntsr aanouaeing his
uisadFauai:
To the nlmc,Izss q Eentnrkys
In Decentsr last. almost in ths
middle q ny tern as Senator.the
DenoCratie Committee ordered a
primary in uhich vas included
the question as 70 vAO should b
the DemocrAgic eandiadts before
the neat General Assembly to sae-
eeed ne in the senate Coagrsss
xas thea in session. Al the elose
of that SESSION an extraOrdinAry
session wss callsd. and nov con
tinues- II the weather had per
mirted nv pubic duties would not
have allowed ne 70 make saSh a
canvass a. Vas necessary TO bring
to the =ss==slas - the Democrat
iS. vOsers ny oAadidAcy As sAould
have been done.
Last SKINNER. d1ring the tine
l had intended 10 canvass the
State. four members q ny family
we're stricken vitk typhOid feser.
vhich aecessilssed ny rslainias
hO1e for etghy vesks. after uhich
uy public duties called ne frOa
the SAFE for several weeks hs1os
duFing ths Pasg rear have lad
no opportunity to CANVASS TIE
S,ass.
'-DOabtful ConditiOn in LoaisviIIe.
{ Notwithstanding this. I havs
10 doabS / cOuld have Woa tAe
ao1iaatioa IN tie primary. bat a
feoaditioa has arisen in Loaisyills
uhicA readers ny slccess a. beasi
dO-btfal IN riew % tAar e0ldi-
tioa. an inclzsd not 10 inerr the
legitimate and zeaessary sxpsHss
iRei1ani 10 Perteouas sach an OF
saniEztiOa Is wuaI1 b required
u met the present Sits1rs0a. ]
An unwilling that ny fris1ds
shOuld tusur xleh an expense. OF
Ihat thsy shoald stlsmps 10 ogsr-
+ oOsae sksS oeaditioa by TIE extra
orainArs effort tAzl might - n
auired
I hAre eysr bssa wiIHas 70
2ssS difneuit.ts. And Il he pas,
have .Oysrgozs naay il order ID
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JENKINS.
Interesting Facts About the
Mountain City.
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