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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-31

WANTED-Young man about Is,
with some retail store expert
ence. Steady job. Must be bright
and willing to work. Washing
ton Market, Ills Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-31
BREMERTON

81 500. 900 to be spent in improve
ments at navy yard. Lots from
500 to $3.50. terms. Call at 1873
Perkins Blog.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-31

WANTED-Good, live automobile
salesman to sell a good selling
line of cars. Here is a good OPEN
ing for the right parties. Box
X-24, Times.
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LOST

IF the article you have found Is not
advertised here, insert an ad un-
der heading Found" For rates
see first column on this page.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-31
HOTELS

SHASTA HoTEL--Modern outside
rooms, 81. $3.50 and % per week
up. bOc night up. 1916 Market.
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. WARREN BROWN - Diseases
OF women and genito-urinary and
skin diseases. 11O3 Commerce st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-31
RENT FLATS

IF you do not find the desired flat
advertised here. insert an ad I'M
der heading "Wanted--Flats."
For rates see first column on this
page.
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RENT-HOUSES
LOGGED OFF LAND

IN Southwest Washington to set
tiers only $500 per acre and up
WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER co.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-31

PRIVATE money to loan, $50 to
$1,000; no commission. Payments
to suit. Call 6S1S SO. Fife. Felix
Dubois.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
HE PRESInNT ADDRESSES 4
 JOINT SESSION
Renewed Recommendation for Proper Leg ation Against Nation
 Wide Strike.

WASHINGTON. Dec 6-President
 Wilson this morning addressed a joint session of congress His address was
 wholly devoted to domestic subjects.
 principally the problem ef railway leg. isla;ioa. The President not only re, newed his recommendation for proper legislation to prevent a nationwide railway strike or lockout before there has been an opportunity given the au- thorilias 10 investigate. but defended such legislation oy stating that II Ras a protection 10 organized as well as uaorganized labor and said that he eoa'd sse aolhiRs sraitrary ar unjust iu legislayiug along that line. At the same time. the railroads were protect ed by society which will take all the necessary processes to safeguard their interests
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
Includes Federal Buildinq At COrdOva, Bridge At Juneau, Education
 of Natives, etc.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 5.--ln the ap- probation bill that is to be presented to congress at this session for it's con sideraGou, is an item for ten million six hundred thousand dollars for the continuation of the Alaska railroad. Besides that about a million and a quarter is being sought by various departments for Alaska, including the building of roads and trails; surveys. education of the natives: the Cordoya federal building, the Juneau steel bridge. the seal service, the Yes Bay hatchery and fishing station, for which thirty-three thousand five hundred dol- lars is asked, and five thousand dol lars for 3 launch for Yes Bay. The amount asked for Alaska totaIed $l5, S39.332 The total appropriations in- cluded in the bill at this session is one billion two hundred and sixty-nine mill lions. including eight hundred millions for the war and navy departments.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
British Are Wasting Men And Ammunition For A
 Useless Purpose

Recently, an American correspond eH5 strolled through the Tigergartan with 8 furlougled officer attached to one Of the division stafs on the Som ne front The magnificent park is now stripped of l9alage. yet is a con staut source Of delight to lovers Of na- ture. for there within the heart of Der lin is a refuge Of natural beauty and almost pastoral quiet
 Among the naked trees the two talk ed about the offensive going on less than twenty hours away, says that cor respondent in tae New York World.
 The attack upon us is choking in its own lie blood. observed the mill tary man, who has lived in the sound of it's laundering guns since July, Ex- cept in occa sioaaI heavy artillery duels and local battles there has been no ac- ton on 8 big scale for the last several days. Hopes attached by the English and French to o45Iaughts on both bank os the Aa1re have been buried. IncoHceirable expenditures of men and munitions have been of no avail
 AwfW Price Paid.
 The English only a week ago jubi- lantiy proclaimed that Baupaume their goal was yet 10 le achieved this year, Ton rri11t a= well inform, vOur read CTS that Baupaume has neither mili- tary. economic ROT political signifi- canoe Its very negative moral value would outsraad n crying contrast the staggering price Of 6Q9,0O0 lives wasted in Ire atte 1pJ to reach it."
 Even wilh Baupaume gained, it is s hlometers to The Belgian frontier and 1s5 70 t1e German boundary. They've been l55 days trying to reach Baupaume"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
TIE SUGGESTION IS WORTHY OF SOME
 CONSIDERATION

@ 1@- -e- tzC- s-zt -e1- z-cc 1zT 5s szaU- @ ' $ 5z1 @ 1l-.@s az e class a-9 -lat & ETe1 zl oD- 1g --s El1-eE definite aeEto1 e1 t1z. taking @ ccg,sa .rs Iaoupsol w E-1T 1e.D al P E-oz 4l9 tais ga11T ls.2 tae - p lar as H-l 1a 
 c1 a-te c@I E-ll Ls c@--ed . c ce1 bs agreed upon eeZD.ea5
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
GERMANS LEAVE AGED
 EMPRESS IN CASTLE NEAR
 BRUSSELS DEMOLISHED

AMSTERDAM. Holland. Dec 5-Tbo Empress Charlotte. widow Of the late Emperor EIaxala ian or Mexico, who has been suffering from insanity for many wears, does not know anything atouJ the war being on,
 She stili resides at the castle Of Bouchot near Brussels The castle and park have not been touched by the Germans and soldiers are forbid den to enter i1e grounds. The Elm press often asks why King Albert and Queen Elizabeth do not visit her any more.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
ARTIFICIAL EYES OF RUBBER

Arritical eyes made Of rubber in- stead Of glass. and said 10 De more comfortable and fully as advantageous in other ways, have been evolved by two French workers. Lemaitre and Teuiliisres who aimed al producing a substance Of sufficient elasticity and sottnsss 10 respond 10 the changes in eye socket and al -he same time Of sufficient hardness 10 present d smooth natural effect between the eyeIids
 They solved lhe difficulty Of consist eAce Dy making the front Of the new ere Of hard caoutchouc. vulcanized and enameled 10 represent the natuzal appearance. and the back Of he eye Of soft caoUtchouc. followed cur in the form Of ball and fiElee ui5h air.
 These hollow eye. are said to ans H@er the purpoze yery well They are soft and elastic; they respond in are larkable manner 10 the occular move
 nts they do not irrftate the socket 3- her have the great ass4tional age Of being anbresk4ble.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
LEPROsY IS GROWING IN
 U. s. SAY SCIENTISTS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.-Accord- ing 10 a bulletin just put out here to- day by the state board of health, lep- rosy i7 ou the increase in America The bulletin is making a vigorous de mand for the establishment of 2 nat ional hospital for lappvfs. The nun her of ,syers in America is estimated at between 800 and 259Q.
 The board also makes demand for legislation by congress. which urges support for a reopening Of the fight which caused the house Of representa- tives at its last session 10 pass 3 bill for the establishment of 2 Ieprosarium.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
GOVERNMENT II HELP
 THE PEOPLE OFNOME.

According to [. L CarpeuL arz,r ger so- -1e var department VI .-.-, lz 1z- q Nome, and aa agrv recently returned. Nome is 10 o-zzzva-4r and harbor for the E,sc- s9- Of tae 5arges and other mail vessels that are meu4eed year bgaa- cs B@a-i1g sea storms
 Eve-r sumner one CT more Ssu vessels CT q barge or two is d-.- ashore by storm Gales come ul-rs 1e-ly 9z Be-iag Sea. and the nea,s. szs--s- for shipping is ar Sledge Isl ; -7s-.v-ssren miles away. Snake I - offers fairly good harbor. but | car lz front Of it prevents the smal eraf- from going ia II is belisTet -1z. t1e lar can 5e successfully drede =5 and z depth ot seTsn or eight fee 5e wz.sr maintained q all times.
 Storms oa Bs-i1g sea have cos Nome approximately 25.Q0Q149 in n la=- =.z-een years. more than s15g0 @ worth ot goods b-rg scattered q o1g inc beach bT one storm in the sun ue- Of 1s93
 The Nome Chamber Of CommeTc t1Ezisae6 Engineer Carpenter. afit data pertaining to the amount Of shiI ping and the losses sustained
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
SHOULD WE BOYCOTT EGGS?

From ? subscriber who shows the AL-estean spirit Of resistance to tyr amy comes this vigorous note:
 Portland, Nov 26.-To the Editor Of The Telegram -sixty-five cents Q dozen for eggs is outrageous. You can't lay that price 10 the war Ore gon is noz shipping eggs 10 London. Wher. ; protested yesterday to my gro cea ne smiled and remarked: You may pay a dollar Q dozen before Christ mas"
 Let Us follow the advice os the Chi cago alderman, mentioned in The Tele- gram and apply the boycott. Quit eating eggs. Substitute mush We has@ been compelled by law to give ap whisky. wine and beer permanently Cant WE give Up eggs temporarily: We can It is the only way to check the ever growing extortion If ve don't do something drastic. we shall soon be- as bad of in the matter Of food prices as war stricken Europe
 J. c. l.
 While probably very little can be accomplished by individual effort, good results can surely be achieved through united action, Housewives should take the initiative Leadership Hes with the several organizations Of Portland women. If a meeting of all the clubs were called and . resolution boycottine eggs passed. it would get front page publicity: The Telegram would Ike to see the experiment tried.
 Of course. eggs are indi sDensablf in cooking. but no one @iii suffer i they are banished from the family table as q distinctive food until deal CTS are willing te accept a reasonable profit. Furthermore. an effective boy colt on eggs would encourage house wives to similar action on other food stuis whose increased price is nothing more than hold-up.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
MAN WITH \ GRUOGE SHOOTS
 AT THE JUDGE
Injuring Bailiff and Fatally Wounding 6. Robbins.
 One of Jurors.

HAMMOND Ind n4c s-Judge Charles (. GreeH-ald. of the superior eaaiE5 1fas~ssQt a' today and wounded il the arm and side Logiz Le beux baiii4 was aise wounded slightly while George Robbins, one Of the jurors was fatally wounded having been shot in the head by Michael I1nik. who it is said has harbored Q g-udgc against the court and al2eials tor years. The sa=-iE sy Ris prompt action prevented lnIik from being roughly handled by bystanders who rushed a- him but were held back by J1e officials and lodged in jail under 8 strong guard.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
WORTHY OF SPECIAL MENTION.

No. taaI the amour, will break the eo-rDs1y- ueyertheless, the fact that rhe Grandby Consolidated Mining and Smelling Company gave five tons Of cozf % the hospital at the Hospital Donation Day. is deserving of special mention. if we consider that the com 5ary operates quite distance from Ee.cLfkan and cannot De said 70 be . local concern Everybody vas gen erous. os course, but this gift by al c,3rsi1e firm was 20 unexpected that fl almoa. staggered tbe management. t lz said, and coming at such a time.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
CONGRESS ASKED TO APPROPRIATE OVER FIFTEEN MILLIONS FOR AL-
 ASKAS RAILROAD AND PROJECTS
SERBIA'S WAR HERO
 IS PHYSICAL WRECK
FIELD MARSHAL PUTNlK LIVING ONLY TO SEE HIS NATION
 AGAIN FREE.

NICE. Dec 5.--Field Marshal Rado- mir Putnik. who led the armies which drove the Austrian invaders from Ser bia before the successful German drive some months later. and who arrived here only few days ago. is seriously n. lie Was brought here from Italy in a special ear and was so weak that be had to be carried to his hotel His sickness has made a physical wreck of the famous general who now lives only 60 see his country again free.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
MORE REAs0.5 aaI NE SHOULD
 WORK TOGETHER AND SETTLE
 \ vEaI mIyiIa.T QUESTION

,u. and 7l-. have them ..- o--r-ry VIII continue to .a money sO Canada for -.. .--- The -aF5ls5a ea.aas- lu5 ap q -arEa fishing and aS E-5s- a1 industry ---a-.aa ports as We now Boston and Gloucester Atlantic. i5 T-e ae aeE paSS -1 t.e u.1 means the . 1S-rE and re-
 s -. more EE- -r---I5D- settlement -e prosperity than all
 -eeS toUc-E51. .-- -~e ports ,r.-- leeos7sa .ae market O. coe P@c.eie from business W-- b5 done d. -.-a Chicago. New York. Boston. O-s fishermen I'll rc~ me highest mar
 r -sE catch. Ia- ---=1 States .S sending Eaa raE -a- rEzs- ding IF industry ana a
 Ca.1.4E por- m benefit - any -.--5-. How at.- A-.-
 ' and r'--ara1 can
 measure > beyond
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
PRINCESS SOPHIA GOES NORTH

The Princess Sophia arrived from the south last evening about ' o'clock and left for the north about 1O:30 The following passengers were arrivals for Ketchikan, -D l.. Rosen2eld, MT and Mrs. A. ". Williams. MT Newton, MT. Harper Mir stander Mra. Gray and child, Mrs Haupman and child
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
PROMINENT MINING MEN
 lN TOWN

j. [. Harper, owner and operator of
 he ecmyra mining property at Moira sound arrived laat evening from the south on the Princess Sophia, accom- panied by Mir Newton and Wm. Stand CT of Seattle. ~ho will Install q new ore cruaher in the Moira Sound prop erty They expect to Dc in town for several days completing arrangements and transporting the machinery and are registered at the Reyilla in the meantime
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
Bride Burned To Death Helping Get
 Her Wedding Supper

WHATt.A, Ala, Dee. 5.-While pre- paring 8 wedding supper a her fathers home. after the wedding ceremony, Mrs A. H Force, wife Of a wealthy farmer of this district, was fatally burned to death Kerose-.e used in the range exploded and set fire to the brides clothing. She died a few hours later. Her mother was badly burned trying te syttngaish the flames
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
cSz HEATLESS DAY A WEEK
 MEANS s5.oco, ,ooa SAVING

LONDON. Dec Eff everyone would az-es -o.so without meat on one day =aea weak. ssFs ths newest appeal 10 -1= P1e.ic. a million pounds or S5.aoo-
 ce1.d ee saved iu fortnight, made ag -1s national way savings commit -rs
 similar aPPea! was made last Sep -=@e=r . board ot trade committee -=-E he public t3 agree to one meat -s- 6ay each week but apparently E sa.. e 6=at ears A. present prices s civilian population ot EhiS cou-- = -1 zz-s abour s-a4.es1 pounds
 e at le-st -v--y GaT
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
PosTOFFICE ROBBED

LOOMS. Cal Dec. 5.-The postoff- ice here was wrecked and robbed of over $2o0.0o. yesterday after the yegG- men had been fought with a revolver by Chester Scroggs, deputy game ward en.
 He left them for a monment, going home for more ammunition, but ha G. turned they had blown the safa i'd departed with the money.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
GE PR0BERS FIND
 GUHIAiH OF EGGS


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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
INVITES WILSON TO CHOOSE
 PUGET SOUND SUMMER HOME

EVERETT. Wash. Dec. 5.-John B. Fogarty. has just forwarded a teIo- gram to Hugh Wallace, now in New York, in which he sends an invitation from the people of the state of Wash ington. to President Wilson, urging him too consider some of the beauti- ful places on Puget Sound when he makes his choice Of residence for the sumner of l917. MT Fogarty asks aIr. Wallace to take the matter up with the President.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
EEiH DARK BY EE DISCOVERY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-tn 'n- vestigation is being held here by me County authorities here ant in Marin county, on the complaint of crab IisA- CTS that there is an alleged crab trust who are holding 6,00O boxes Of crabs in storage under orders of higher ups in the trust not to sell more than a dozen of their catch to any one buyer
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
BACK FROM HOLIDAY

Nr. and 3lrs. ". A williams, who Lave been visiting in the Puget Sound ctties for the past three months, were returning passengers On the Princess sophia last evening MT. Williams. is enployed as Foreman in the Northern Machine Works.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

LONDON. Dec 5.-A legacy Of s.
 pounds o- S-541.l vas provided + -l= w-l 1- t1s late Emperor Fran e= 51s=9z- for -1s acspesS K4t4Ffaa
 r E--se az intimate of the -a-= supeEgT. Al sctoeubrunn esz- .-= z--- 9e-s4.l a a'4.---ed Rearty eTe-Y -5=EAo-=- T:-s-ci7 '3eeph tn turn cal 70 e -eE l9@2 AQ-sa when he was s5-7 @ -=7 i-ieHos his own choos- z a-a -2E s-@s-s lllAosed or him by
 --=-@ e reasons -<EEzIe- r is r@ s-51 .--- rEz- 9f-5@I 4as however --t l---z-@2 -9 'i-" --e body Of her -@--@s=a -El=-o ana ,--'t sue was or -=1=1 --- o- me es7--e -Ametiztely by --= cc---.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
EEPoRTER's MOTHER TELLS
 OF INSANITY TRAITS.
THOMPSON BALLS. Mont nae

THOMPSON FALLS. Mont. Dec. , In the trial Of Miss Edith Colby. newspaper reporter. accused of killing A. C. Thomas, politician. on the 2Sth Of September, Miss colby's aged moth CT Mrs, Jane F. Coolidge of Worchest, CT. Mass. was the first witness called who testified to indications Of heredi- tary insanity and told of events in her daughters life tending to cause mental derangemenI.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
JOHN D. ARCHIBALD
 DIES THIS MORNING

TA8RyTOWN. N. '. Dee. 5-John F .AscGiasai-. president of the Standard e. CouaaGE. who was operated CT a-s sW9 weeks ago for appendicitis. a--5 who has been dangerously il ever s1e- a- t1e home ot Hays Hammond es-5 l5s1 .1.s morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
REOoNDo GOES SOUTH.

The big freighter Redondo, of the Alaska Steamship Company went through last evening about midnight, with G.752 cases Of salmon from Taku Inlet cannery and 13,462 cases from the Santa Ana cannery. She picked uD boxes of fresh fish from the New England Dock.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

2. L. fosenfeld, representing a large California wholesale hat company, Of San Francisco. was aH arriving passeu. ger or the Princess Sophia from the south last evening MT. Rosenfeld, ex- poets to be here until the next boat north and is registered al the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
POTATOES FROM CANADA WILL
 SE ALLOWED TO COME IN

WASHINGTON. Dee 5.-The te- Ear-1seax as agriculture has ordered =s.axauo2 q Inc restriction against aesazaas rom Canada which has been ia sor-e for several weeks
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
WILL REMAIN PERMANENTLY

Miss Gean Hal, who has been a wis it0r in the city since early summer. has nov decided to remain perman- entIy and has accepted q position with the Tongasa Trading Co, and began her new duties in the Dry Gods dep partment On the 1st, inst.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
GERMANS CLOSING
 ON BUCHAREST
wlTH FOUR LARGE ARMIES LIN. DER COMMAND OF GENERAL
 MAckENZEN.

BERLIN, Dec, With Field Mar shai MacKenzen in supreme command. four Teutonic armies are elesins in oH Bucharest at the same time driving forward in an effort 10 get near Lasso where the Rumanian forces have been on the offensive, particularly in the eastern part of Pennsylvania and in the Alps.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
MRS. E. R. OLSON
 SUDDENLY CALLED SOUTH.

Mrs. E. R. Olso, wife Of E. R. Olson. the plumber" was suddenly called to Seattle two days ago by a wire. Her son who is staying with her folks is seriously H. Mrs Olson purposes returning as soo4 as the boy has suffi. ct-ntly improved in health 10 permit her 10 leave him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
CYCLONE KILLS 300

LONDON, Dec. 5.--In a Reuters dis patch from Pondicherry, India, the death Of nearly 900 person is reported in a cyclone at Pondicherry The storm caused great damage to property Pondicherry is in the French territory in India.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
TeutoniC Forces Take Another Rumanian
 Stronghold.
OBSTINATE FIGHTING REPORTED BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA, AND
 BUCHAREST.

RETR0GRAD. Dec. 5-It is official .y announced here tha; the Teutonio to7ces captured the town ot Dagran- achi twelve miles south of Bucharest and that obstinate fighting Is in pros rssS betwesa between Alexandria and The capital city Measurements are Icing rushed "a the scene from both -1s Ru1a15ans and Russian sides
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
FIGHTING NEAR BUCHAREST
 FAVORABLE TO GERMANS

BERLIN. Dee 5.-The war office this morning annouces that the fighting southwest of Bucharest was deveI- oping iavora5ly 70 the Teuton forces.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

Con F Geibe, of Loring, who has been il in the hospital for several weeks, has recovered sufficiently to return home He is registered at the Stedman today and expects to leave for Loring as soon as possible
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

Japanese call football rough game but when t comes to some of their wrestling and fencing they call 1t mere child's play.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05
The Point IS America il- A y,,nri@0 asz.. "A!aska for AIasas
 in Every IHGg.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

\ Greek sponge fisr
 a depth Of Z6Z feet inraan's dive to lieyed 10 be the worlds sea is be man unprotected by any scord for a s,nzrafug [ Of diving
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

Every man has vanity
 make him think that most tough to meets would De glad to hapmen ne 2 hustaud. thim for
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

in Pennsylvania that already a.a fbored 10 depth of more than may become the deepest in
 l Germany now holding the
 ! one 1850 feet deep.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

Mir. and Mrs. John R. Smith were visitors i'll town yesterday from Sul- ger. They expect to be in town for several days and are guests at the Stedman
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

An aviatoT's -
 warm b. glove dds may oe Kept into which are woEngIish invsntion electricity obtained wires heated by steering wheel Of a.contact with the
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

Ah eIsctTle
 that has beease box for street cara registers the eyented automatically paid by each kintct number Of fares :, coin dropped into
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-05

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