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The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-18
ARE NOW AMERICAN
 SOLDIERS IN ARMY
FIFTEEN FORMER ALIENS IN THE ARMY SERN CE RECEIVED
 FULL NATURALIZATION.

Circuit Judge Scott Wood acting under the special authority given in a congressional act of May 9, yester- day made fifteen aliens who are in the United States army service. good American citizens. The papers were all properly filled out and yesterday the fifteen men from the Army and Navy Hospital, who have been in the government service for years, but had never been naturalized, appeared in court, and gave proper answers to the interrogatories pronounced Ey Judge Wood. The questions were an- swered right and in the afternoon q special agent of the government filled out the records, which were duly signed by Judge Wood and the clerk of the court, and fifteen American soldiers were added to the available | forces
 "The men were all ready to take advantage of the special act where by they could fulfill their citizenship under this process" said one of the attendants. SOne of them, an alien enemy, had been in the American army service for 24 years. He had not been naturalized, but he was an American soldier in spirit, just the same, and now he is ready to obey any orders"
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

R L. Word Missouri. J. w. King and family Helena; Mary Crebbs, Helena; K P. Eeggers, Little Rock: Troy Bowen, Tulsa; J. l.. Tushik. Lake Village; H. C. Butler Missis- sippi; Bob McCarroll and wife, Little Rock: Der, Johnson, Nashville; J. x Watson, Highland; J. E. Ferguson Ohio; J. B. Shapker, Indiana w. IT. Pettinger, Texas Chas. j. McMurry and wife Memphis; Dr Cooper and wife, Lonoke; H. H. Robinson. Chi cago; Dr. Cunningham, Pine Bluff; w T. Burroughs and wife, Mississippi; A. NJ. Company, Shelby; e. R. Pate Newport; F. Meadows, City.
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CONSCIENTIOUS" DIRECTORS
 GIVEN HEAVY SENTENCES
REF USED TO TAKE UP ARMS BE- CAUSE THE YHAO RELATIVES
 IN GERMANY OR AUSTRIA.

Washington, June l7-Iu approving today sentences ranging from I8 month to 20 years Imprisonment inn posed by court martial upon l2 prl- yates who refused military service at Camps Upton New York and Gordon. Georsia, Secretary Baker made it plain the war department does not consider the men as coming within the class oi conscientious objectors.
 The men refused service solely be- cause they were asked to fi2ht against Germany and Austria in which cOun- tries most of them claim to have rela- tiyes. Thehy will not have the right of a review of their cases by the sDe- cial board
 Secretary Baker said the men could not select the country against which they would bear arms
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-18

Several days ago, President Flow
 man and Secretary Rountree of the
 Bankhead National Highway AssOcia- l uon, wrote 10 the various probate judges, county commissioners. road 1 officials and local officers of the Bankhead National Highway Associa- tion, in regard to defenitely locating the lines in their respective counties, also making the road with the spe- cially designed marker of the Bank head Highway, between Atlanta and Memphis, Tenn. They have received the most satisfactory replies from nearly every county between these two cities The replies show that these officials, as well as the people are anxious to cooperate in this work and every assistance will be rendered to buid, maintain and mark this high way.
 The path finding committee, re- ports on the route from Greensboro, N. C.. to Washington on the Eastern and Piedmont route will be made very soon. In order that every detail in regard to their decision will be clear, they have traversed these routes again and gone into details more ex- tensively than ever, They will make their report to President Plowman, when he will call meeting of the hoard of dfraofnrc of (vbarIofta N ~ to receive the same Thirty days mo- tice will be given of this meeting so that full attendance of the meeting will take place and all parties inter- ested in the route will be present and contest the report if they see proper, or approve the same
 Secretary Rountree, in accordance with the agreement and resolutions adopted at the annual meeting of the Bankhead National Highway Associa- ton at Little Rock April 18th and 18th has mommenced to arrange the details of the path finding committee that will go over the contesting routes of the Bankhead National Highway Association from Memphis to Little Rock and from Little Rock to Fl Faso. Texas, over the three contesting routes. This tour promises to be the most successful and important one that has ever been made in the United States It will be an epoch making one It will be the realiza ton of a dream to connect Washing ton City with Los Angeles, Cahf., sc that the touriest will have an all-yeaI road.
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USED MORE GAS.

With the American forces on the Marne, June 1.-The Germans today began using gas to a greater extent along this front than they have done heretofore The Bois de Belleau came in for its share but twithstandins the gas and heavy smelling the Ameri- can lines remain intact
 An American patrol crossed the line at Chateau Thierry and at once established contact with the Germans. After an exchange of shots the Amer jeans recrossed the river safely by means of boats
 Rain began failing late this after noon.
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COVE EMINENT OBTAINS
 SECRETARY OF GOMEZ

New York, June l7--Dr Esquila Nisas, formerly private secretary of General Gomez, reputed to be the present dictator of Venezuela was removed late last night from South American ship and taken to Ellis Island, 1t was learned late today, with his wife and daughter and two others of the party. They are held pending the findings of a special board of in- QUiry. it is said, as to charges of pro- Germanism lodged against Vivas by Carlos L. Buslamanti, newspaper ed itor of Venezuela, who arrived on the same liner. Protests against his de-
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tentiou were made by Vivas, and the Venezuelan consul general here.
MURDER.

l have killed the prices on my prop
 erty in Hot Springs. l will sell with out regard to value, No. i. S-room, two-story house, good outhouses, lot l0Oxl50. No. 2, Groom house, one story and half, basement, good out houses, lot 50xl50. No 6, fiye-room house, lot S0x130. No. 1. two business lots, corner seventh and Hobson, with five rooms. No. 6, one-half interest in 14-acre truck farm two miles out.
 See M. S. COBB, owner. phouo 1l6t or 1859. 5-10-Lf
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WILL PAY BONUS.

Washington, June 17.-Because If German submarine activity off the American coast, the shipping boar today ordered a bonus of % per cent of their monthly wages paid to all licensed officers employed on mer- chant vessels employed on the coast wise, West Indian, South and Centra. American trade.
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Cur This out-r Is Worth Money

Cur This out--it Is Worth Money
 DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this slip. enclose 5c and mail it to Foley & oC 2Sa6 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill, writing your name and address clear ly Yeu will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs, colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, back ache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartlc Tablets, a whole some and thoroughly cleansing ca- thartlc. for constipation, hiliousness headache and and sluggish bowels - IA c. Iennings
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Watch the Lice

on chicks. These parasites sap the very life blood out of them. Dust the hen at night with B. A. Thomas Louse Killer and your torubles are ended It also kills bugs on cucum- ber tomato, and squash vines. We sell 1t to you and if 1t does not make good, we will.
 For Sale by All Good Dealers" or write the old Kentucky Manufaotur- ing Company, Inc, Paducah. Ky.
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PLATEAU HOTEL

Como Square, sanitary, pleasant rooms, also light housekeeping ac- cOnimodations, summer rates. Come and see us; new management G.. w. stanton. formerly of Bigelow, Little Rock, Fort Roots and Camp Pike, S33 l-2 Central avenue Phone 720. 5-16-1mo
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BUSCH PROPERTY SEIZED.

Washington, June l7.--All the prop erty in this country of Mrs. Adolphus Busch of St Louis. valued at millions of dollars, was ordered seized today by Alien Property Custodian Palmer. Mrs. Busch has recently been in Ger many and is now in Cuba en route % the United states.
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OUR GRANDFATHERs

drenched horses for collie. That was the old way which was uncertain and unsafe. Paris Colic Remedy does away with drenching-is applied on the horses tongue with dropper which comes packed in each bottie. Get 1t oday We guarantee it.
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The Eastman Kodak Department of Sorrels Drug Company established for so many years IS now the largest in the South. Let UT professional pho tographers be your ''Truble Men" and give helpful criticisms and instruc- tions. Prompt service. 1-26-tf
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Itlt Is anything In the ladies wear ine apparel or trunk line you need we have it and you win always fiud Che price right Halls Quality shop the one- prloe cash store b-al-t
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OR. WALKER's OFFICES.

Dr DaCasta Walker announces that he has removed his offices to a front suite. second floor. in the Kempner building. Elevator service. 4-l5-ti
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Dr. J. F Merritt IS now located 10 Inc Sumpter-Lttle Bldg Calls aas wered day Or night Phones-otfics tat. residaHee &26
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ARRANGING NOW
 ID ROUTE HIGHWAY
PATHFlNDERs WILL GO OWE R VARIOUS ROUTES ABOUT
 THIS CITY IN SHORT TIME

Whether the Hot Springs Route From Little Rock to Fl Paso is to Be Selected is Left to the Committee to Visit Roads.
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If h's good coffee with pure cream and lhe best creamery butter you are
 for, you wnl find it At Frtsbya ta~2s~tf
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We have the best assorted stock of shirt waists ever shown in Arkan
 sas You will find it easy in making your selection here Halls Quality Shop. 5-3l- -tf
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CASE IS
 IN CIRCUIT COURT
CLUB WOMEN OF THE CITY IN. PERSISTED IN ATTACK MADE
 ON MISS VEAcH RECENTLY

Prosecuting Witness on the Stand Tells Her Story and in Chambers hefutes lnsnustions as to Her Pre-. Vious Character.
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You Hooverlze, when you order what you like, and like what you or. der Good things Co eat at Frisbys
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wAssERMANN BLOOD rgsr. .sor

An chemical and analytical work at reasonable price. wassermann Laboratory, 7l6h Central Avenue Dr Walter MclAin. director
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Non thseverize, wheb you order what Fou ike, and Ike whal you or deg Good lhlass to eat sl Ffisby'a
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rrishy wants ,o sec yog iae pepa lar place Co eat t2 1A ti
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TO GAR DIVINE RS.

l wish to know who will furnish cars to carry speakers to the coun- try next Sunday, June 23rd. Please let me know at once.
 A. CURL,
 Chairman Committee.
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Frisbya
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-24
CABLE NEWS
MONDAY, JAN. 21.

MONDAY, JAN. 2l.
 strike through All closed The strikers openly anGerman The both political and economic is especially aimed at and hostility voiced toward Berlin for trying force Ausans tnue the
 AMSTERDAMThe Austrian ministry resigned according Vienna dispatch to the Berner Morgenpost.
 PARlS-Rports today Lmberg filling with Austrian
 BERLIN.-Oend Belgian bombard by naval front the British fire being especially intense south o Scarpe while the French bursts the Verdun both sides of Rhine and Marne canal.
 LONDONn naval action between British and Turkish forces the Dardnees the Turkish Mdulu (or ery German Bresau) sunk and the Sultan Yawaz Sem (formerly the German Goeben) was beached.
 PARIS.-Whn months Brazil will have of several hundred ready France and by the end the will of two mon This statement made by the Brazilian senator Demelo Machado.
 PARSSevera hundred thousand additional German arrived Belgium the drive according word received today from Amsterdam.
 SEATTLE.-Enes mayoay nominated as follows Frank WaeIhouse John Murphy James F. Bradford Ralph Horr, C. J. France Hanson, Griffith and Gill;
 SEATTLE.-Edna Metcaf of San Francisco aged rested bgamy She charged with marrying three sailors August She here intending flee to Alaska with Louis Link, husband No. 3.
 NEW YORk-Charles Richardson a mail driver. arrested charged with half million dollars and large quantity jewels being taken from his
 PETROGRAD-The constituent assembly dissolved by the Boshevki authorities, officially announced today
 PETROGRAD-Regardng peace goaons at Bres Litovsk Czernn quoted with the declaration that did result from negotiations would not be Because ours in regard to conquest
 WASHINGTON Stone today the floor of Senate of the kaer the Ameca' he sad heart this aame with nordnae ambition and he will be nothing but trouble maker He amuck His che thought help government always this speaks bitter dparagement of the Pe He constantly writing things which humber men are being indicted for disoyalty."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-24

The following parody on the we'll known See America First slogan was gently discovered by Sergeant Charles Thrift. recruiting officer in charge of ihe local marine corps office. thrust under the door of the recruiting station by an un- known individual: "SEE GERMANY FIRST" Why explore America when you can join one of Uncle Sans per sonally conducted tours to the land of the Hohenzollerns Under the American Flag!
 Germany, the vacation land, is an ideal place to spend the sum mer if you enjoy life in the coun try.
 Magnificent Views, bracing air, purified with chlorine. Glorious appetite. Cooler than the Jersey shore.
 No hay. No hay fever.
 Spend July and August in the HarX mountainS-the Switzerland of Prussia. Through service by daily steam CTS between American ports and Somewhere in France.
 Refreshing sea trips with inter- esting shore visits.
 Low summer fares earlier this year becaIse ot the Potsdam ex- hibition.
 A 3.5oo-mile trip and not dull moment.
 Liberal stopov-r priveleges.
 Arrange your affairs so that you may stay longer than you intend.
 Wireless service on all River Rhine night lines.
 Exquisite submarine Views.
 A visit to historic Berlin will pat new pep in vour system.
 All Outdoor Sports.
 Tenting, target shooting, trap ping, motoring, riding, mountain climbing, swimming.
 Big Game Season Now Open.
 An unusual opportunity for hunting in the most primitive part of Europe. Hunting begins the day you arrive.
 Stop With Us. at the Hotel Won Trench, where you will find everything conducive to a lively sojourn. Fireworks every night.
 Go Camping.
 Enjoy life in the open under skies of Prussian blue.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-24
NOTICE

The F. C. Barnes Go. will not be responsible for the payment of any bills against the company where goods are sold without a requisition from the company.
 F. C. BARNES Co.,,
 By FRANK s. BARNES.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-24

The weapon that will win the war is food-Help save 1t for that purpose.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-24

My Tuesdays are meatless, My Wednesdays are wheatless. l am getting more eatless each
 day.
 My home 1t is heatless, My bed it is sheetless. They're all sent to the Y. M. c. A. The bar rooms are treatlesS. My coffee is sweetless, Each day l get poorer and wiser. My stockings are teetless, My trousers are seatleSS, My God. how l do hate the Kaiser!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-24
SEE GERMANY FIRST"

We furnish saddle and pack horses and camp outfits. A progressive Vacation from camp to camp IS just the thing for man who desires to get away from the humdrum work-a- day life at hotel resorts. An ideal region. where good fei- lowship rather than style prevails.
 Get acquainted with real sayages. Explore the Black Forest. The fascination of hidden trails will lure you.
 All sleepin accommodations outside with ample ventilation.
 Al fresco meals prepared by Uncle Sans own chef.
 Music seven nights a week by the famous Boche Saengerbund.
 Hiking parties accommodated.
 Let the Uncle Sam Ira, el Bn- reau arrange your vaction tour in the kaiser's famous all-vear scenic wonderland. All expenses includ- ed.
 For detailed information, apply to Colonel Roosevelt, Oyster Bay. N. r., advapce agent, or to the United States marine corps re- cruiting station, Alaska building. -Bellingham American-Reveille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
AMERICANS
HAVE: STRONG
NERVES
Nervousness and Nerve
Troubles on the Decline

Nothing wrong hut your nerves is q
saying that is fast dying out IN TINS
country. While nerve trouble is no
organic disease. IL leading nerve special
list remarked: ~ man o. woman might
better break Il leg than have q, shattered
nervous system"
Ovcrwnrk and worry drains the nerve
cells of their reserve strength and FOOD
and then follows the SleeplcSS night. m
digestion. poor appetite. impure blood
and crnXTal nervous breakdown.
The Ming 10 do in such cases no
longer troubles doctors and their pati-
entS who know from their own expert
cncc the value OF PhoSphatcd Iron. they
know that Il few weeks regular use Oh
this nerve food and rcd blood hui der
will strengthen and brace up the whole
nervous system. because PhnSphatcl
Iron gives tho tired. hungry. woFn-out
nerve cells phoSphatrs and iron, IN 4
form easily and quickly absorbed: as one
happy user said: You can almost feel IL
taking hold OF tho nerves ana blood.
after short time you feel like new
person; life seams q pleasure and worth
living once again. 5000,
In every section where Phosphatcd
Iron has been used there has been big
decrease Of nerve troubles and It Will
provo . welcome relief TO any sufferer.
You can hank on 1t for rrsults->tS pure
To insure physicians and their paOcntS
getting the genuine phoSphated Iron we
have put up in capsules only, do not take
pills or tablets. Insist on capsules. u
II, Gricst & Co.. Druggists. and lcau1nE
druggists everywhere.
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soldiers in Franco know that Ohio
county is back of them with heart and
soul.
Nortcman's sacrifice is in strange
comparison to we'll known business
man in the Fifth ward. This man, ac-
cording to the assessors books. has
property all over the city and is
wealthy. but he has stcadfastly refused
to buy 4 bond and has turned down
every solicitor Of his precinct who mas
called on him. As Il last resort tho nrn-
cinct workers complained to hcadquar-
ters and from now on he will be be-
siesed by a battery Of life insurance So
licitors. who will visit his place every
day in an endeavor to get his signature
to q pledge.
There is big work ahead to put Ohio
eounty's share "over" and everybody
will have to put their shoulder to the
wheel and help things along as the
goal is not in sight. but by n concerted
movement by all of the people il will be
comparatively easy to 60 'ovcr the top"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08

Wisconsin In its plea for the election
Of Joseph Il. Davies: "Presidcnt VIII
son. your commander in chief. desires
all loyal Americans To vote Tor Joseph
T.. Dnvlcs for United States senator.
Davies election means JOY at Washing
ton and gloom at Berlin: Davies oefeat
means gloom ut Washington and JOY Mt
Berlin" And il doesn't sound unlike
Senator Gibbons pronunciamehto DC
fore the Democratic state committee at
parkcrsburg: Remember that Il vote
for the Republican party is vote 10
kill your boy and my boy" The words
first above quoted addressed to Wlscon-
sin soldiers in Camp Grant defeated Da-
vics The sentences quoted from
Smiths letter and from Chilton's speech
ought to defeat Clarence w. watson II
nothing else would.
This method Of campaigning. accredit-
cd 10 the Democracy Of the nation as
we'll rs to the state Of West Virginia, Is
rcncIlant in tn. extreme and 1t cannot
but prove boomerang that VIII NY
back and wound the purity that inauG-
uratcd il. Republicans of West virginia
should need no other incentive to Wakcn
them UP 10 the cxigcncics OF the occa-
sion. the absolutely demands OF the
hour. tho evident need of continuance
OF Republicans in tho senate. with the
sons ar Pcnublicans and Democrats
alike lighting and dying side by SIDE In
the great struggle for right. this couh-
try should have no patience with cam
naigninE OF the nature herein discuSsca.
with the uttcranccs Of Democratic OIL
ticeholdcrs or even layrncn who would
win political battles at the sacrifice or
all that is being held as high and hon
orahlc by the people Of this union.
That the people Of West Virginia Will
Mace their seal of disapproval on all
such ut the November election polls Is
douhtnd NOT al all,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
TEUTONS FIGHTING
Confined Prom Page one.)

With two men from his platoon no
went through the harragc and brought
them in
One was an officer OF 4 British tank.
who had broken his leg in jumping from
the machine. which was blown up.
Another was an American nnn-cor-
miSsioncd officer attached To an -Amcri-
can tank corps. who had been severely
burned in the same tank. The others
were British. privatcS.
Upon hearing the story az the tank.
Naalcr started out through Il tcrrlli"
enemy barrage to reach the tank. al
though assured that all the Others nf
the crew were undoubtedly dead. Fl.
did not think it wise to take any men
from his platoon on this expedition. so
he went alone.
Upon reaching the tank. which to his
comrades seemed an impossible feat in
view of the heavy enemy tire. he dis
covered men alive in the tank. though
badly burned. He penetrated tho
flames. which set fire to his coat. and
rescued two men still living and also
brought out one dead man. He brought
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GOOD PROGRESS
CONTINUED from Page ona.)

and stimulate the public men and women
who have been enlisted as lonn workers.
every prccaution must be taken to pro-
tect the civilian population engaged in
war work. In view Of the rapid spread
of influenza throughout the state the I'M
der$Gncd requests the Liberty loan or
CARNATIONS in those counties whose pub
lie meetings have been prohibited. to fill
up the ranks of the loan workers and
begin ut once and prosecute without in
terruption. Il house to hous" canvass
for liberty loan subscriptions. The
ethod is not only practical and less
dangerous than public solicitation but In
reality it is ting most effective.
No matter how serious domestic COR
dit ions may become. West Virginia must
meet her quota Of the Fourth Liberty
loan. our civilian population must NOT
finch in the face IF duty; we must not
fall IN tho faithful performance Of our
duty to our sons an daughters who have
offered themselves for the supreme sac
rifice Our danger Is trivial compared to
theirs. Wherever this disease is cpl
dcmic let personal solicitation Of all
our people be substituted for public CT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
PUBLIC SALE.
Public Auction.

EUp11C AULI1O11@
I will sell at public auction on the
promises ut Triadelphia, on Tuesday.
October Sth. at 2 p. m, my parcel OF
ground 192x225 feet with two story.
summer kitchen and pantry. cemcnted
cellar, fine well Of water with pump in
kitchen. Young hearing orchard Of ~
fruit trees. finds Of grapes berries.
etc. Largo yard with nice shade trees,
Terms Of Sale: Seven hundred dollars
cash, balance fifteen dollars per month.
MARY A CRACRAFT.
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