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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
THE Magic Skin"
Here Saturday

One of the most extraordinary
film offerings of the season is the
latest Edison feature, THE
Magic Skin.' booked by the
kleine.Edison Feature Service as
the chief attraction at the Star
theatre next Saturday.
Lovers of Balzac will exult in
the announcement that this mys-
tic masterpiece has been filmed.
The Bacchanalian dances and
midnight revelries, the artist S
bargain with Mephistopheles,
are dramatic episodes which lend
themselves well to the peculiar
possibilities of the motion pic
ture camera. The vague and
shad owy. but none the less plain.
ly discernable figure Of Satan, is
much more convincing bit OF
work on the screen thar it could
well be anywhere else.
Balzac students will remember
the remarkable story of the de.
spondent artist who. on bis way
to the Seine to commit suicide,
comes weirdly into the possession
of the magic skin. and how by
the terms of his bargain with
the devil, his every wish is to be
gratified until the skin has
shrunk away.
The producers have made
splendid capital of the powerful
dramatic elements Of the great
novel Everett ButterfieId anC
Mabel Trunnel.e VIII be seen ir
the leads of Ralph Valentine ano
his charming sweetheart, Pauline
Gardin.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Faith Considers
Municipal Saloon

Faith, Feb. %. With munich
pal saloons in operation in Lem
mon and Sturgis the past year,
and making satisfactory show
ings, the people of Faith are con.
sidering like movement for
their annual election this spring
and have sent a representative
to look into the situation at Lem
mon ana report on the conditions
he finds at that place to give the
people of Faith an idea as to
whether they desire to keep uE
that method of haT ding the Ii.
quor problem for the next year
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01

tie is known at present, says
Prof. Brown, about the location
and nature of the available road
material IF South Dakota. South
Dakota, like other states. must
make the best possible use of it's
natural resources for road build
ing and in order to do that the
people Of the state should know
what these resources are and
where they can be found.
Gravel and sand.clay surfac-
ing are the most practical for
the roads Of the state. There is
very little broken stone within
the borders of South Dakota and
concrete and macadam are out Of
the question for state roads ex-
cept for very short strips. The
cost of $40. 900 to S13, 600 a mile
for concrete makes it for the
most part prohibitive and maca-
dam is only slightly cheaper
when upkeep is considered. 1t
is difficult, however, to get grav
ell and sand clay in many parts
of the state, especially where
little or no attempt has been
made to discover or tap the de-
posits.
The College of Engineering is
at present testing materials from
different sections of the state
and is proposing to undertake a
survey for the definite purpose
of determining the location and
nature of South Dakota's road
materials.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01

tbntlnued lfOfD page one
Balalaika.
Tha last day comes the Chris
tine Giles company, and the clos
ing session will be a real JOY
night (if it does not fall on Sun
day.. This special thriller will
be led by Ralph Bingham himself
who for years has been given
exclusive control of the Joy
Night festivities of the Interna-
tional Lyceum Association. 1t
will be a scream.
Yutaka Minakuchi, a celebrat-
ed japanese scholar and orator,
will deliver an address. This is
the japanese who so distin-
guished himself as an orator in
the Men and Religion Forward
Movement and other speaking
tours. Hon. B F. Mcdonald, OF
Ohio, Stewart |. Long and j.
Fred CLARKE, all sta 1dard Chau.
tauqua oratols, are also booked
to appear. Fourth afternoon
lecture will be announced later
AS zig entertainment feature
we arr to have Ducrot. the ma.
gcian. Mr., Hedges places Du,
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Survey of Road
Materials of S. D

Vermillion, February "a. That
there must be a thorough inves.
tigation of road materials in
South Dakota preliminary to any
comprehensive plan for the de-
velopment Of the Highways of
the state, is the conviction of
Prof. J. Maughs Irown of the
College Of Engine ering at the
University of South Dakota. LII
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01

FOR SALE section Of land,
81 miles from Lennon. One
quarter nearly all under cult.
vation and the ether has about
half Of it plowed. Will sell for
half cash and the balance to
suit purchases. Write to Crane
Bros, MorristoWn, S. d. [37. tt
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
FARM for SALE 16O acres,

FARM Tor SALE 16O acres, 6
miles northeast Of Lennon,
nw4 sec. 6. twp. 129. range 81
60 acres under cultivation last
year; terms on application.
John Towers, Lennon, South
Dakota. 3S-3t n
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Chautauqua Here
June 2S---July ?

Continued from page one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
ROBINSON MAJORITY IN STATE
HAS NOW INCREASED To 451
. S2,OO0.OOO,
INCREASE FOR
WAR AER0PLkNES

WASHINGTON. Juno ct-Repuhli-
can member Of She house which
month ago amended the navy bill so
as n provide for an increase Of p
100000 In the aeroplane appropriation.
carried an amendment through The
committee of the whole today for a
similar increase in The army bill. The
increase. from Sl222.1OO 10 s3.222. 100
would provide for an additional two
hundred machines.
Minority Leader Mann who offered
the amendment declared the aviation
service was in a deplorable state. and
should be built M Immediately. Only
two Democrats. Representatives HUI
bert, OF New York. and Beakes OF
Michigan. voted for H.
An amendment offered by Mr. HUI.
bert 10 increase the appropriation by
Sli,0O0,0Oo was defeated overwhelm.
ingly
Mexico was brought into the debate
several times but no general discus
sion Of the question developed. The
house adopted without opposition an
amendment providing that civil EN-
ployes OF tho government who are call
ID into service with the National
Guard shall be given their old posi-
tions when mustered out. but voted
down proposal 10 increase the paw
Of guardsmen from 81 TO S2n a
month during active service. Debate
on the bill will continue tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
GEN. FUNSTON
SENDS REPORT
ON THE FIGHT
UNABLE TOGNE
ANY OF DETAILS
But Transmits To War De
partment Report From
Gen. Bell AT Fl Paso
GRAVE CONCERN SHOWN

WASHINGTON. June % General
Funston reported late tonight that no
had received Official communication of
clash between larranEa and Ameri
can troops early today near CarrIkal.
Nga..o. Hn had no details % the in.
r.d'rf except those provided by NeKi.
'.r officials Of Irarsr
General Funston tran amiffed 20 fhc
War department Tho following report
from General Hfll af EI Paro
Mexican consul telephones mo 40
fiN D. m HH follow.
hero was q UIaah fnfs morning af
tarr.TaI near Villa ANumada. between
'ar1rZa and American troops Ir
which General Gomez and other NfEf.
cans were Killed. fhf number un
known Nlwhrr ~ Americans k.IIrI
or Wounded unknown
General Gomez sent a captain u|fH
fr order fO tho American command .~
.u Fl hack but Tho American Com
mandnr aaii hc vas EHIrE f1 villa
Nnuw1d1 and opened Orc lu fts W..
can captain. wnuui.rr him and E...U.
private who val With him amer.
cans attacked General Gomez f..
were thrown back and several n.H
fCoutinusd on Pass rusIvst
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TENSION IS
KEYED To A
HIGH POINT
PERSHING HAS NOT
YET MADE REPORT
Funston Will Not Issue Any
Orders Until He Hears
From Commander
MAY HAVE ACTED

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. June el.-
General Pershing has been unable 10
get 10 General Funston any report Of
the engagement fought between Amer.
under General Felix Gomez. but there
appeared no reason 20 doubt the re-.
port from Mexican sources that a Seri.
Gus engagement had taken place and
there was little doubt that tho Amer.
ictne. detachment Of the Tenth cav.
airy. negro organization. had sui.
fered heavily
Instead of the tension being broken
hy Tho clash o. was keved stiil higher
tonight and there appeared no proba-
h.IifN that Dr. would be lessened until
ihT report from General Pershing was
received or unofficial news Of undis-
pufcd aggression by the same Mcvican
troops ls received General Funston
H'd he would sent no special orders
,' F'neral Bell. commanding at VI
had received official news
Reports Conflict.
lN' Mexican commander az Juaroz.
'f'n'raI Francisco Gonzales. insisted
.t' 'h" American commander precipi-
flf'd ile hEhf bv firing on tho bearers
of H white flax who were moving for.
ward f1 parIcy a report trought TO
fI ftrn Today au American indicated
fh1f fnn Americans had been led into
.1 fmt mtu.rfdo hy Tho use ~ n white
I,f w'. admitted 1' army head
quarter. That General Tunsfor's dcfrr.
fH .naf.nn nor fu send any ercciai or5ers
in General Irr.h.rr or General roll
.N .u' moan 'hHf swift punitive action
f.I'i rnf h" undertaken
I ~" REGARDED H. NOT at 1f1 Iw.
''h,..' 'F1f even Hlroady General
DUNG HHF take steps fo oven Tho
Hff Many officers believe that m
.f TH' already cent q heavy force
."'.. A'"" nod" hr would DO an on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
ENTIRE REGIMENT
IS ALL IN CAMP
Real Soldering VIII Com
mence Today With Rcgu-
lation Drills
NURSESORGANIZED

CHARLESTON. W Va. June 2t -
The 20 hours after fho order was g.
sued to the Second West Niraria
infantry 'u move toward tho muhI.la.
uon point at kanaWha Cify aII fIr
cumrau.ra were In their Camp quar-.
t're Three special trains we're used
iu tran porting ths troops from head.
quarters and fhD frIp wac made with.
uuf unusual Incident or accident
From an unoccupIrd tract ~ ground
tented city with over 1000 'uhahr.
ante came into existence between
O'Clock fhIa morning and $50
o.rIock This afternoon and 1uslc calls
ore sounded where tho routaIIs
afforded fhc music heretofore.
Ih0 laef traInlo1d of troops arrived
ihI- afternoon ON special from
iarfnrshurr ON thIs train were Col.
onHl Morrison and ffa staff
rrFiwfrfaI hraduuartora ard com.
u1Hi'a a. p. and fho supply company
from larkcrfhurF commanded hv
Captain James s. Watson Walter Va
White and Charles U UsU respect
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SECOND ". VA. TROOPS ARE NOW
MOBILIZED At KANAWHA CITY

.vely. Company n. spencer. Captain
iiafrH s Holswadc. commanding. and
Company B. Eavcnswood CAPTAIN
William L. MCGOWAN commanding
The other companies IN the reri-
mont are commanded by tho follow
Machine gun company. Huntington.
Charles ?. Icup.eton. Company g.
~ and J. HUNTINGTON valley "
Nidkfl Austin 81 Skies. Ira J.
Harbour. respectively. Company X. OF
Nr.eh. William Euhank. Com
pduy H. OF EIIcleid. clifton L. Bailey:
Thomas g. Davis and Roy u Evans.
hospital corps. OF Bluchcld. Francis
q Ridley
Camp Complete.
Within fifteen minutes after the
equipment was urlUadcd fhc tents
Tor fhr Tact arrivals were ready Tor
occupancy and fhD camp formation
wac completed The roll call for each
company showed buf few men absent.
some uf f|n members NJ each having
been Hu' oft bounds when fhc call Tor
mobilization was made Of these many
arr expected to report Tor duty AZ
Policing fhr unnamed can,p vas
HmOrE fHr first duties Of the aoifio~s
and following uHf fho regulations N
fhr war druarfmcr. In thIs connec
Ion fIn camp has boon made AZ near
IN perfect from sanitary point. as
possible
Real soldering win bcrin tomor.
row. WHOM proErsu. Including
schools 'or offcors both commission
Ccou'iuusd cu Fa~s Hl.v--3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
DR.. DICKEY REELECTED
VICE-PRESIDENT OF W & ]

WASHINGTON. Pa. June 2l.-AH
officers were reelected today By the
General Alumni Association OF Wash
ington and jefferson college al the
annual meeting held here. They are:
President. Park J. Alexander. OF Pitts
bCrEh. Vice president. John L..
Dickcy, - Wheeling. W Wa: Sec
rotary " 4. "a McIlvaine. OF Wash
inE'uu Treasurer. John II. Muddock.
OF Washington: Neurological Sec
rciary. Dr Matthew Ruthford, or
Washington. The new alumni trustee
were elected. Attorney Thomas :.
Brown. of Pittsburgh graduated In
1877 and Attorney Alex VI. Temple
fgn of Warrington. a member OF the
class of 1NSs
This morning The - graduates m
The class which is the largest ever
graduated by Washington and Jeffer
son college. received diplomas. The
closing event 81 the commencement
was the senior hon held tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
NAFARRATE HAS ORDERS
TO ATTACK AMERICANS

LAREDO, Tex, June 2l.-CircuIars
were posted in Nuevo Laredo. opposite
here today. signed by General r. p.
Naiarrate at Tampico dated June Il.
IN which he acknowledged superior or
ders that If American troops crossed
the border II would be a declaration
or war and that his division would ~.
tack any invaders. lie admonishod
the citizenry To h. orderly in case OF
such an attack.
All citizens according 10 the circu-
lar are demanded to surrender I'm.
mediately for military service. other.
WIS. they VIII he treated A. traitors
ron comhaiaufs Americans tho
CIRCULAR reacs viii be given pro-rc
i'on. hut those carrying arms Will be
given no quarter"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
BRING PRESSURE.
ON GEN. CARRANZA
Some lntimation OF Carran
IA S Intentions Are Hourly
Expected
TROOPS ON THE MOVE

WASHINGTON, June 2f.-Sonne
intimation as 70 what General
Carrarza'S next step viii be vas
expected hourly tonight at the
state department Official sd
vices reported tnat the American
rejection Of the demand for the
recall Of General PershinqS
troops from Mexico was under
consideration to-day BY the first
cnief and his cabnet.
Special agent Rodgers. who
made the report. was unable 20
forecast the action Of the de
faeto government and threw ~.
tle light on what was goina on
IN the Mexican capitol From oth.
er sources q was learned that
European diplomats are exert
ma pressure on Carranza 20 pre-.
vent him from going 70 war ~itn
the United States. The entente
allies are particularly anxious. IL
is understood. that nothinq should
occur at this time 10 shut cN tfr
oil SUPPLIES for the French and
British nsVies from the Tsmpico
fields.
Allied diplomatic representa-.
tieVs IN Mexico believe. too. that
German influences have been
working On Carranza IN an e.
fort 70 create situation that
might enbarrsss the enemies OF
the Central Powers They have
asserted that German agencies
have been active In stirrfnq up
feeling against the United states
rot only In Mexico but throughout
South and Central America, 70
prevent this country from seeur.
ing trade formerly controlled bv
German merchants.
u - understood that the dipio.
mats have pointed out 20 General
Csrranza that the American note
only declines TO consider irmedi.
ately any suggestion that its
troops be Withdrawn from Mex.
tcontinued on Page TwelveJ
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REMARKABLE EDITORIAL.

STOCKHOLM. June Il (yia London.
june % 1.35 p M The Swedish
trade journal, Afarsvarlden. represent
ings the best business interests in
sweden. today prints remarkable
editorial commenting on the WAT. in
which it saws 10 is time for the Swedes
10 realize that the outcome cannot be
favorable 10 the central powers. The
food question. says the newspaper. will
decide The war. and 10 declares that
the bad situation IN Germany Is respon-
sihle for the reckless offensive AZ
Nerdun and tho recent attempt 10 win
a naval battle"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
EUROPEAN DIPLOMATS TRYING
TO AVERT A WAR IN MEXICO
GERMANS ATTEMPT
TO CHECK ADVANCE
OF THE RUSSIANS

LONDON Iu0e -I Fierce f-hfiu-
With mo Germans ssneraUr u, ak
tI'S~1r-. fF Don Tru-rt-- between the
tussiar- and Gsrutr- fn FoIhvnIa.
along tho Sfnkt0i and ~fNr Rivers and
7 IN tnr region If .aE between Lufsk aud
Nlsdimir.Nolynfk- The Russians who
I had crossed the Sfyr and reached flr
village Of GrIzisfsn. vtsf of koIti.
entered the town and capture f eleven
onieers. 400 men snd 50 machine gUns
iu tho tChtnL the town changed
hands several fims- huf under "a con
3 geutraf"d German artillery fire. Tho
RG-siaus finally were driven back uifh
/ The loss of 300 men made pr -ousI-.
| Berlin reports
Alonr tho E'okhod near rho village
OF klJmiertO Tho Germans delivered s
heavy attack which relieved ifself
later into hand 20 hand fghunC iu
| which Tho Russians. according fu i'e'
rograd forced thc Germans to fee
Near Isl elm. another heavy on
-laucht was STOPPED by The Russians
ana me Germans puf fO Z. Ehf Near
LOka Chi. southeast of Nladiwfr.NoIyn
ski, Vienna reports rho capture of T..
"uu ku-siau-
Northwest and northwest Of Lutsk
vicious fecount'r- are ensuing AIou-
fle frontier in GaEria. the sfaelmafs
IN fhe region of Buczarz persists tn
. BukowIna tho Russians continue 20
drive The Au-trIan- west and south
west Fctrograd announce that mo
prisoners taken by the Russians n
Nolhyuia and GaiicIa up fO June 10 a-.
gregafod l72fsf
The Germans claim successes for
their arms on The northern part Cf
tho Russion front Iu fhs DFinak. Smor.
gon and buhafOwoka sectors. with f1r
infiction 81 heavy losses ou Tho Rus
SLAMS boz the latter region
on both sides OF tho N.uae River fn
the region of Nerduu fhr Gsrus~=
again launched strong attack. AGAINST
the French positions hi. Htrr ts,fs-
where rDpuisod by fhr French arf.il.
cry.
THE WEATHEH
WASHINGTON. June 2l.=Torecaaf
Ohio, Western Pcunsylvania ana Waaf
NLruLnLa--I I-Lr L..r.--. .-- 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
OF
CONTEST IMMINENT
Completion OF Raleigh Re-
count Gives Robinson
Gam Of l52
MCDOWELL CANVASS

The completion of recount. OF
the vote IN tne ReputI,esn contest
for the svherustorisl noninstisr
wednesday ~ eourties gave
qsins that with the exception OF
Raleigh county were nearly eou-
ally divided between LILY and
Robinson, but the discrepancies
In Raleigh gave a Robinson qaln
Of i52 votes, thus ineressIno Ire
Robinson majority In the state 20
45i. The totals for the state are:
Lilly SAP
HoolnSon .--.---......59 SO 1888
Robinson majority ....... a5f
In Ohio county the RobInsor,
majority was increased from T.,
479 10 1902.
In Wod county the Robinson
ma alority was decreased from, los
20 foi
In Lincoln county the LILY ma
pority was reduced from 4e7 to
N Clay county the Lnly ma
lority was Increased 20 3s4 fron,
In oreenbrIer county the Rob.
Inson majority was decreased
In Jefferson county the Robin.
son majority was decreased iron,
~ unoffieislly carried here 70
395.
In Raleigh the LILY majority
was reduced from 2,o93 TO f,e4f,
the totals for tne county beino:
lllly, 1852: Robinson, eli.
In Mercer county the recount
VIII not be finished before Thurs
day or Friday.
In Mcdowell county the county
court. which met Wednesday. for
canVassinu Of the vote OF the
county, both Republican and Dem
oeratie, adjourned 70 meet June
20. This is the only county In the
state In which the canvassino for
(continued on Page Ten-l
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LATEST FLASHES ON
The TENSE SITUATION
EXISTING IN MEXICO

COLUMBUS. N. M-GeneraI Perish.
ING, the American expeditionary com.
mander IS re-disposinq his entire force
as result Of todsy's clash with Car
rama troops at Csrrizal, accord TO
reports from the field today. Heavy
forces ready for immediate action are
being Concentrated at Namiquipa. 200
miles south OF the border and al Co
I ionia Dubisn. 100 miles south. Dis
patches also said that American scout
ing patrols have penetrated the Santa
Clara Canyon about IS miles directly
east OF Nsmiauips.
WASHINGTON - Governrner, en-,
ployes who enlist with the National
Guard for ieBicsn border service will
receive pa for - least forty.five days
% anew absence. according 20 an opin-
'on or the sttorneJ general to-day n
was SAD no plan probably could be
worked out whereby they could re.
ceiVe pay for their full period OF en-
iistnnent with out a special act OF con.
gress Section 80 Of the new army bill
provides for a fifteen day leave Of mill.
tary training. In addition 20 this
thirty days annual leave with pay Is
provided for government employees
NooALEs. Ariz.-Alsrned by per.
sistent reports of large bodies Of Mex.
lean troops near here and others mo.
oilizinq az Magdalens. the mayor and
the board Of trade sent teiegrans to
day 10 General Funston and Secre.
tsry OF State Lansing. and finally
when no answers had been received
late today. telegraphed to President
Wilson demanding the immediate dis,
patch Of more troops 10 this vicinity.
The population of Nogsles. Ariz. Is
o per cent Mexican.
rAtttHHstr a. =.
troops are mounting artillery on the
hills above Cruces cannon. according
70 reports here tonight.
Command of this canon. which
stretches for about y miles between
e. Vale and Nsmiquipa and through
which passes the American motor
trail would enable the Mesicans 20
menace General Pershins's supp~
trains
NEW YoRK-Juan 7. Burns. con.
sul general here OF the De facto Mex.
lean government. announced today
that he had received . TELEGRAM, from
an organization of women o. Yucatan
ststinu that they would take the
places % their male relatives IN their
various occupations while the men
are f1hting. ard that " necessary
theL viii tight. too
'T're organization closely reserr.
hles your daughters o. the revcfu.
tor" Consul Burns said
DOUGLAS. hrix-One battalion o.
the Arizona militia and a batfafIon Or
fhe Fourteenth United states Infartr,
were sent 90 NouaIea. Arr. toniqht. on
a special train. The soldiers we're sent
tn reeponsc 90 an appeal from citixcns
~ Nouafra
More than score o. Ar,e-ies,
fffugrra arrived from 60 Tf1re. M0rfe.
Fura ard other mining camps south
of harofar. today Thrv aaId they
we're mo'rFfed In no sag b. the Mel
can rH H...aIa cr civilians
Pc arrivals aafd that LARGE rur1bers
~ hrHIcan frrrrn we're be- rn rrurr-.
frafrd af ro.rfe aIrr1 ere raIIrrad rs
frrfn Poo arf Nnrorar.
TIE raIn arriving today hrought
tcou'fuus1 su rars rIsvrul
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American and Mexican Troops In Serious
Clash AT CarizaI; Forty Americans Killed
etails of Fight UnCOnfirmed; Actual Losses Ink,


~ -~ -~
~ American mm
s%@5$$$$
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THE WEATHEH
WASHIHGTOH. June gl-Torecaafs
Ohio. western Pcnnsylvania ana Weas
Virginia-Fair Thursday and Friday
warmer Tuday.
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