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Evening journal., 1912-07-01
TOWNSEND

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND. Del. July Mrs.
Jennie Morris visited her mother. Mrs.
Lee, last week. Mrs Lee has been
confined to her room for three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wright
have for visitors their erandsons.
Harry and John lsaacs. Of Mt. Pleas
ant
Mrs. Hadsway and daughter. Re
becca, Of Chestertown. are guests AZ
the home of John Townsend and
family.
Mrs. John D. stradley and Mrs. Jen-
ME Stradley, who have been visiting
Baltimore relatives, have returned 70
their home here.
Mrs Wright and Miss Margaret
Montgomery we're recent visitors with
friends at Mt Pleasant
Miss Elizabeth Msloney is IN vii
mington for a weeks visit with the
Rev Mr. MacSorley and family.
Miss Lillian West. Of West Chester
Pa. is spending her summer vacation
with Townsend relatives.
MISSES Mil0it0 ana May Wtiie nav
returned from a visit with friends
near Smyrna
Mrs. Alice Wilson has for a visitor
her sister, Miss Margaret Conway. o
Smyrna
Mrs William A. Scott has been il
Delewsre City visiting Mrs. Reuber
Warren.
Miss Anna Van Dyke is in Whining
ton for q visit with relatives she
will also visit Delaware City friends
Miss Ida jenkins has returned from
an extended visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs William r. Jenkins. a
Mt Pleasant
Mrs ". Harmon Reynolds and sol
have returned from a few dayE' visi
with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs
J. " Beauchamp. at Perryville. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs George Knotts. Mrs
Winfield Lsttomus and Mrs. Hsrpe
took an auto trip 10 state Road oi
Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs
William Mccoy
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 2 Collins. Mr. an
Mrs J A. Hart were Betterton, Md
visitors on Sunday
The Rev. and Mrs. L. MeDougl'
entertained the Ladies Aid of the N
f. Church on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
CENTREVILLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CENTRENILLE, Del. July IA
dance was given BY the members of
Fsirville Lyceum. a. the Line House
near Fairville, Pa. on last Thursday
evening Messrs. Monahan and Tay-
lor. of Kennett Square, furnished
music. The following persons we're
present. Misses Mary and Elsie Neeld.
Rehs. Anna and Mary Swayne Carrie
Snyder, Grace Wright. Margaret C.
McDermott, Lottie Grandhomms.
Emma and Anna Hollinssworth Viola
Casey Linda Grecii Jennie Wood.
Lillian. Lucy and Eta Proud, Phoebe
Harvey Edith Heed, Edna Harvey.
Misses Guest and Cloud. William and
David Taylor. Raymond Frederick.
Walter Mercer. Iohn Taylor James
EcDermott Charles Glenn, William
Fierce. Maris Hollhgsworth. John
HollinEsworth. Willard Gou6. Jacob
Swsyne. William Swayne. Harlan
Pile, Harry Pyle, Joseph briggs,
Samuel Harvey. Edwin Courtney
Christian Sanderson, Harry Lynch.
John Proud, John Montgomery aid
Hilary Rakestraw
Mrs. G. " Negendsnk spent Thurs
dsy a. the home Of Mrs. Champion At
Avondale
Miss Edith Heed Of Wes. Chester
( is visiting Miss Phoebe Harvey
Miss Florence Mccullough is visit
ing friends in New York City
Miss Linda Grechi Of Wilmington
is spending a week with Miss Viola
/ Casey.
A minstrel show was given in
lCentreville Hall by the Alupochi
! Troupe. on Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
LEWES CROSS ROADS
SCHOOLS CONSOLIDATED

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL. Del, July Flight country
school districts about Leves Cross
Roads have been consolidated and
under direction Of superintendent Of
Schools F. J Hardesty, a modern
school building is being erected.
Under the old system IL required eight
teachers, but the new school will need
but four
Personal Mrs Nora Parsons and
children, who have been visiting her
sister. Mrs. John W. King, have re-
turned to Salisbury Howard Bacon
has returned from short visit 10
Philadelphia and Atlantic City-Miss
Laura Rodney is visiting Miss Louise
Morris at Dover-Miss Sallie Maryil
Elizabeth Fooks and Helen Waller
are visiting Miss Mary Suddler al
Bridgeville-A lemon social for the
! beneft Of the Methodist Episcopal
/ Church, was held Al the home Of Mr.
and Mrs A. J. White.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKToN. Md, June 20.-Csrds 20
the marriage Of Miss Curtis v
Binnley and Edward c. railing. for
merly of Port Deposit. have been re-
ceived here Tho wedding viii be
in Asheville. North Carolina on July
3.
Announcement Of the marriage Of
Miss Lottie Morrison, OF Colora and
George MoCardoll. Of Liberty Grove
on June l at Camden, n J. has been
received.
Mrs Joseph H. Lewis fell al her
home in chestertovn and broke her
arm
Harold Jones was run into by an
automobile and thrown from his car
riage Mr. Jones was severely hurt
Spencer Rine caught 23 rock FISH
near Tolcheeter. using hook and line.
Joseph r. Mccall. Of Philadelphia,
who lately nurchaed the Linmore
farm near the mouth Of the Susque-
hanna
Robert Hopkins. Of Tlklon. died
on THURSDAY Mr. Hopkins had been
in IN health for many years lie 10
| survived by a widow who was Miss
Jane Parker and daughter Miss
Ethel Hopkins who 10 teacher In
the public schools The funeral took
place on Saturday
Miss Anne Ailine White and Or
] 1 A
Tuesda yevenine by the Rev. Oliver
II. Murphy The couple will live al
North East
Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church. Denton. was the scene Of th'
wedding Of Miss Ruth Evelyn Walk
er Of that place and James Aller
Reynolds. Of Fort Deposit The Rev
J Gibson CAN'T oficiated
The Chesapeake City Gun Club vii
have shoot on July 4
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Diebert. o.
Chesapeake City. and daughter Mar
iorie were the guests Of Mrs. Die
berts mother Mrs Culleny on Friday
Mrs. W F Denver and children. o
Wilmington are visiting Mrs JOIN
Krastel
Miss Florence Mcfarland Of BAL
timore. Is the guest Of her sister. Mira
William T Warburton
A. p Walmsley Of East Orange
~ J., visited Elkton friends on Tues
day
William A Rurkhart. Of East Down
ingtown, Pa, has been visiting neai
4 Earleville
Z Miss Marion Meisel Is with friend
Z In Baltimore
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
CAMDEN

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN. Del, July Miss Eve
lvn Jolls. Of Wyoming. Is the guest
OF Miss Helen Graham.
Mrs Fred l.. Clark spent a Few
days In Philadelphia last week.
Mrs Jennie II, Leoates and daugh-
ter Of Dover, are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. william NJ Evans.
Mrs Roland HUM and children, Of
Philadelphia and Miss Annie Cooper,
of ST. Iuke's Hospital, Now Nork
are guests of Mrs. Sarah Cooper.
Miss Margaret Mcbride, Is visiting
her sister Mrs Noble s. Warren, OF
Philadelphia
Miss Roberta Noik, Of Philadelphia
Is spending a few weeks With MT
and Mrs. Fletcher Cooper
Mrs Lave Cross was in Philadei
phis Friday.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Red Men Of North East are plan
ming a three-day festival beginning
July 4.
The Rev J F. Kingsley, Of Phila-
delphia, has been resppointed man
ager of the 1S-day Leslie camp, which
begins July II.
Or. Clarence Benson, of Port De-
post, has been appointed resident
physician Of the Blue Mountain House
in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Stuck by an object projecting from
a passing freight train, Marshall Bill
die, ofElkton. q railroad fireman, sus-
tanned serious injuries 10 his head.
On the charge OF stealing a watch
and chsin and q diamond scarfpin
J. Y. RiaEer. of Centreville. was ar.
rested Yesterday as he stepped from
a boat at Baltimore
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
st. Peters School Graduates
Get Diplomas After Happy
Exercises
FRANCHISE ORDINANCE
IN COUNCIL TOMORROW
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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. July livery
seat in the basement Of ST. Peters
Church was occupied on Saturday
afternoon when the annual COM
mencement of the psrechisl schoor
was held
The little folks we're perfeotions ia
their drills and motion songs. The
daisy drill was a feature Of the en- n-
tertsinment while Erins flag and the
foolish virgins won deserved applause
from the audience
Miss Margaret Agnes Jacobs and
Miss Anna A. Early as salutatorisu
and valedictorian seemed to have
taken up the idea advanced by Father
Campbell in his address TO the
graduats to keep their lamps trim
med--not TO depend upon self bu'
pray and watch
The graduates we're Misses Anns
Agatha Farley Catharine Mary Cal
lagher, Helen Mary McDevitt. Mar
saret Agnes Jacobs. Catherine Mary
Leonad, Genevieye Mary Foster The
graduates we're entertained at sew
eral receptions during the past few
days The graduates have percent
age Of nearly 100 as stenographers
Mrs Anna Harris. OF Newport, was
here on Saturday visiting friends
previous TO removing to Weodmouni
on the Sound. Conn, where her hus
band has been living for some time
Interest grows keener in the meet
ing of City Council which will b.
held tomorrow evening when the new
trolley company franchise ordinance
comes up for final reading The or.
dinance gives the Wilmington, New
Castle and Delaware City Railway
Company the right 10 build tracks
and operate a railway over certain
streets of the city The streets are
down South from Sixth TO Fourth, e
Harmony to Sixth and thence to th'
steel plants.
Should the ordinance be passed tn
company will have 10 pave Fourtl
street from curb to curb and erec
and maintain a bridge across tn
narrow dyke.
An innovation was tried at tn
Pennsville Methodist Episcopa
Church yesterday. when worshiper
were shown TO their seats by youn
women ushers The girls have OF
sani2ed an ushers' union of thei
own and have enrolled the followin
members The Misses Maude Cast
ner. Lillian Dill. Minnie Baker. Hthe
ireland, Emma Myers. Ella Wright
Anna Morgan, Rachel Hustled Flor
enc Robinson and Myrtle Dunn.
Several New Castle people attend
ed the eervicea
In Emmanuel Episcopal Church yes
terday the Rev William Roberts, {
Philadelphia preached. The congre
CATION was large and the sermon
impressive
The Trustees of the Common
meet tomorrow night when bids wi
be opened for the paving of DELI
ware street
Manager Ceuntiss expects two fa'
games Of ball heer on Thursday
the morning the 55th Coast Artiller
team will be the attraction Will
Madison viii try the trick in the a
ternoon.
Sunshine will pitch At the mornin
game He is a soldier from Fo
DUPONT but wants the chance
pitch against the S5th men Stewai
will be the slab artist az the afte
noon game
The McPike orchestra furnishs
music at the St Peters school con
mencement
II is expected that City Counc
will elect a tax collector tomoro
evening and in all probability III
successful man will be Charles Do
herty.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
MIDDLETOWN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
MTDDI EOWN. Del, July DIR.
and Mrs Edward NJ Vaughan, Miss
Mldrad Vaughan and Master Henry
Nowlsnd Vaughan motored TO Milton
last week. for visit with DR.. Waugh
ans mother and sister
Mr.. and Nres S 3 Foard, Or. Dorsey
W Lewis, William A. Comegys and
Joseph r. Comegys, are spending part
OF the week in Baltimore.
Mrs. C. A. Maoklin. Mrs. Harry Glen
daniel and daughter. of Lincoln CITY
have returned home after a visit with
friends here.
Mrs. ]. Frank Plummer and child
of North Carolina, are guests at the
home Of Mrs. Plummers parents, MT
and Mrs Richard R. Cochran in Green
street.
Mr.. and Mrs L G Connellee, Of
Bertrand, Va are guests Of their
brother, William L. Connellee and
family
AIrs. William W Freeman and
daughters have returned from 2
weeks stay At Bawers Beach.
Miss Msude Taylor entertained he'
cousin. Miss Mildred George, OF Nc
OonOnEn4
Mrs. Samuel visited Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Walker in Wilmington las
week.
Miss Agnes Crowley is entertaining
Miss Edith Gilmore and Miss May Col
Inns Of Boston Mass
Mrs. s. L. Beaston of Wilmington
is the guest Of friends here
Miss Blanche Wright of Warwick
Nd. has been the guest Of Mrs. r. 7
Comegys.
Mrs. Morris Stumscher, Of Philadel
phia. is visiting the family of MI
Joseph Bsrkman, on North Broa
street
Or. Martin W Barr, Of Elwyn,
spending a few DAYS at the home {
his mother. Mrs II, NJ Barr.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
MARSHALLTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NiARsHALLTON. Del. July L.
The lawn fete held by Diamond State
range at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence A. Othoson at their hons
was largely attended.
About thirty young people Of this
vicinity enjoyed a straw ride to Iron
Hill Nd, one evening last week.
Many farmers Of this vicinity are
harvesting wheat and hay.
Mrs. Ellis Pierson. Of Washington.
-. c., is being entertained 81 ths
home Of her mother Mrs. Florence
Hendrickson
Wilmington. we're recently entertain-
Cd by friends Of this vicinity
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
BREAK GROUND FOR SCHOOL

Ground was formally broken on Sat
urday for the new public school to be
built at Concord avenue and the
Boulevard. Samuel Fl. Baynsrd, the
member of the Board Of Education
who donated the ground for the school
site, turned the FIRST shovel Of dirt.
and Or. Thomas o. Cooper and Frank
Zebley. other members Of the Board,
also turned the earth.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
PARTY AT MInnLETnNN.

number OF Young people gave 4
surprise party for Misses Elizabeth
and Catherine Alexander on Now
street. ON Wednesday evening Among
those present were Miss Frances Beas-
ton Miss Mildred Vaughan. Miss Mil
dred Rodgrave Miss Elizabeth Alex
snder. Miss Margaret pleasanton. Miss
Catherine Alexander. Miss Edna Car.
penter. Miss Madeline Manloye. Lee
Vinyard. Elmer Kirk. Shelley Myers,
Frank Tyson, Frank McWhorter and
Avery Donovan.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
CHURCH PLANS FFSTIyAL.

Harrison Street NJ. p. Church has
made arrangements e-~ ? lawn fetc
to be held on the rch lawn on
July II and 12 7 etc win he en-
livened by music The proceeds win
be devoted 20 the Sunday school
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

Mrs. JosPa X HAYES. Mrs Leon
ard Clark md Miss Louise Brown
spent THURSDAY as the guests Of Mrs.
J. H. Gambia Of Chester.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

Are sou interested in business
chances--fhe Wants point 10 gainful
transactions ADV.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
THE WINDSOR

CAFE MAY, \. J.
Every room has ocean view Suites
with private baths. Electric elsva-
tors Noted for the excellence Of its
cuisine and service. Write for lii
erature and terms.
MISS HALPIN.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
Economy and Style are Hand in Hand
in the IVanhOc Summer RUGS

Cool easily cleaned artistic and stylish they need but their
low prices make luxury into economy Use them dur
ing the months and expensive carpets and
rugs from the grinding dust and colorsesling light
feet inches by feet we're ..... S0, now 90
feet inches by feet inches, we're $3.50 S3I5
feet by feet we're ............... $3.50 S4o5
feet by 10 feet we're ............ $3.50 now S765
feet by i2 feet .......... l05O S945
The July reduction has priced Mattngs that $500
5000 per roll S72O to $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23

day shopping crowds they have been
plying into the trade.
arrangements are being made
by members Of r. VI. liaskins battery.
knights OF Pythias. for their annual
banquet which will be held on the
second Tuesday in January. The AZ
fair IS being planned on an elaborate
scale
"A sfill alarm Saturday evening
called the Niagara apparatus TO a
building on Market street. below
Twenty. sixth street. owned by Mr.
Emblem. \ small blaze was quickly
cNtiucuishod
A demurrer. filed hy Eeulah
and Frank Johnson 20 tho petition Of
the trustee obl-C'inc 20 certain
claims In the bankruptcy matter 81
thc Johnson-C Carter company was ~.
held Saturday Dos Referee Henry 4.
Nolto. 90, q meeting of the creditors
held tn bis office
-Bcv. %. g.. Doaur. who recently
accepted call 20 the p1sforate o.
'h" Trinity ENauccliCIl Lutheran
church ou South Eon street. entered
upon hIs Uast0rdfc yesterday deliver.
ing Christmas sermon go thc morn.
Ting service.
The examination az tho bankrupt
Was completed af meeting. OF the
creditor OF " T. Mouahau. hold SAT.
uri1F afternoon 100 Referee Nolt. IS
Office
-r.urday was E.I eros. Burton
Day in tlis city. aud thousands OF
DO" liftI" pins were disposed of CIV.
lrs 20 tho large demand o. was d.-
cid'd tu continue 'N' sale az tho huf
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NEWS BRIEFS

B & o Detective Harler arrested
John Milhck. "a foreigner in the sta
ton Saturday night for being drunk
lie Will be- given a hearing before
Squire Hobbs in the county jail TO-
day
\ freight car on the G. < ?. tracks
jumped the track AZ the Martins
Ferry plant OF tine Wheelnc Corfu
eating company Saturday nirh-. and
traffic was tied up for several hours.
No damage 20 any extent was done
The Woodmcn of the World have
arranged 10 hold social In their
hall IN th" Mutual Bank building on
Christmas NIGHT. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged.
The Chemical apparatus was called
to the corner Of Main street and the
steel bridge saturday night. when a
FIRE Was noticed on The third floor 0i
the Iia~l"y building being erected
there D. was discovered. however
that the Ere was BOO am iron pot and
was hert burning fo dry out the
cement being used 100 the corstruc
ton oi the building
-Omcnr Walter Wickham arrested
Mike Malcolm and Gcorr" Elliott Sat
urday on the charge Of drunkenuess
They were given hearing before
Justice Of the Peace MueEce and sen
fenced 10 the works for 90 days
llurh'y sullivan. arrested hy or
iccr Bartholomew ON the charge %.
disOrd"rIr conduct. and GEORGE Amos
picked Yp o.; Oncer sharp BOO .
drunken condition. were The uriy ar
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REBELS KILL
ESQ FEDERALS
Whole Garrison OF $50 Federals Mas
sacred by Rebels-Attack Made
After Midnight.

FL PASO. Tex. Dec % -Refugee
federal soldiers arrived today at
Jaurez 10 report that the 20 federal
regular troops garrisor'uE Ascension
practically were aunlhia:eI Wednes-
DAY. when rebels alta. ked the town.
about 90 miles southwest Of Jaurez
The attack WIS mad. shortly after
midnight. and fighting continued only
for few hours The garrison com
mander reports by letter 20 General
Tracey Adjust az Jaur,z that he knew
OF only fifteen of his men escaping be-
sides himself lIr is mdlug at ranch.
he writes The fate Of $50 regular.
81 Guzmau. nearby. Is uo' known. bur
o. is believed OBJ" town Was taken by
rebel, before Ascension
The rebels we're commanded by
General lne4 Salalar.
The reyoluuouists are reported as
modifying at the captured town. Gen
"ral jose l'iaucO. with 500 federal
troops. is moving against A-c"uCiOu
from the Ca.a> GrIudss district 90 the
south a train bearing 500 regular
cavalry OF The seventh regiment ar-
rived TON ght af Jdurtf from tuuua-
hga and Uii Eo 'tr.v tomorrow
against lhe rebel mobilization.
3 battalion Oi regular infantry. b. Is
stated officially. U.s. moving from the
veff against Aersrt.or. forming "a
pocket 100 which Or d.. hoped fp frtu
She rebel force. ahich the flderiis
uuH admit numbers f.a'n men Rebel
agents af El Fa.u sos Chat General
Iascual Orolcu. DO D.. Loo tue field
With home than ..NuI w.I.
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FINE MUSIC
IN CHURCHES
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS RENDERED
Nv CITY CHURCHES
YESTERDAY.
Choir at Thomson Church Greeted with
Chatauqua Salute at Close
of Program.

In practically an the churches. hotn
Catholic and Protestant. ~ Wheeling and
vicinity yesterday. special services were"
held iu oheerNauc" OF %" CHRISTMAS
season. Many "f the '.Ilf,"- were beau
fifully decorated with flowers and christ
mas colors Will. CO.," exercises were az
IN appropriat" uHtuf" and w'r" largely
atteuds
IT the morning services Throughout
th" citt. fh" raSt"rs. 7s r.ir. d"l ''r"d
a christmas sermon. dwelling upon o.
birth az fhs t.rl-t t..la auI vu tt"
meaning OF riHtn'H Ei"3u.r' H.
deed were tr... H|-.... --te NU.Ir f.r
anthems ami special uH.I. t select 'n~
rendered added FOO t.r Inrt.s .s-u'--
at tue s-r"Wou ~e
In MANY OFF ts. churches uf S. a.'uHc.
''rr 'ithnrnf" program "f 'Hri~ir
't.'. $3.50" 900 many .rsttH.'s Coo entire
evening -Frt .ts wHa a'f sf.I - music
In" 'uIi' t.Dn- w'r. generally large.
AMI iu some cases wen" taken fHr sum"
chatauqua salute.
in Thomson NJ B.. 'INi. "n o.
attended '.. -HfHI.. ..l- fh.. Cue r.u...
sHa f.' most reIut'f4i 't.r tarI BOO OBJ.
church o.. rloErFu. wHs nhi. Carried
auileu.r F. Ir rr tHs IH-.. nf fr- -sr...
saiutc
Trio srr..I ,..f ..u.- -.r...e was Ua'a
yesterday .rf.fu.H.. .. .Us ~ FL
ans WIS largely attended. ~'. rs'frt
John Ct. ltr.n .fH ...-r- ~ tr- meet
81, 81, Cpd -'''- "' o.. subject. ''.~ Fest
rrter t.- '...n.a .s e. I.a.. a
fIi'lr N'- .'' '.. .'r.i.'e 'H
s.r1r"ne .s fr -H...r 5000. ,.-, .ip.
qusnf
Probably OIL. '-.. ...af..~ 'rre'
rIFa s"..I.. .... .. f.. ..I... ...IrI.
NH 1 f' I"a.r. cathedral
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Bellaire. has declared quarterly
dividend 81 one and onc-half per cent.
payable January 7.
Open house was observed Safur-
day by the Dollar Savings and Trust
company. and during the day. hun
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next SUNDAY afternoon in the Victoria
Theatre. She will discuss the min.
ers conditions. especially In the
strike zone of We-- Virginia The
meeting will also be addressed by
John Brown. known as the Giant
carpenter" from Maine.
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drcds ~ visitors went through the
handsome institution Meisters' or
che-tra vac stationed in the balcony
and furnished music
Mother" Jones. well known
throughout the mining sections Of the
world. viii address mass meeting
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