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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15
News of the
Week Cut
Down for
Busy Readers
U.S.=TeutOnic War News
silIDHIl

Troops and supplies for General
Pershing's forces are now moving to
France on schedule time, it was
learned at Washington on high au-
thority. 1t is felt strongly that the
opening of major operations in what
President Wilson has predicted will
prove the decisive year of the great
war will not be much longer delayed.
More submarines were destroyed by
the allies and American naval forces In
December than Germany was able 10
build during that month, according to
Information reaching Washington.
An American patrol comprising one
officer and eight men which had been
missing all night in the sector north
west of Toul, suddenly emerged from
a shell hole close TO the German lines
during the day and made a dash across
No Mans Land without u shot being
fired at them.
American troops are now holding
something over eight miles of trenches
on the battle front in France, 1t was
learned at Washington, although in an
airline their frontage is only about
four and half miles. This frontage
Is liable to extension at any time to
the regular trench allotment for an
army corps.
The American steamship Armenia,
formerly a German merchantmen, lies
beached and badly damaged on the
British coast after being torpedoed by
German submarine, 1t was learned
with the arrival of the Armenia's crew
at an Atlantic port.
Consumption of income is inevitable
II the next Liberty loan Is not sue
cess, Representative Rainey of Illinois,
ranking Democratic member of the
house ways and means committee, de-
rlared.
Forty-three American soldiers had
been killed in action in France at the
end of March 2. while 252 had been
wounded and 80 captured or missing
according to war department inforna-
ton.
German attack at night on the
trenches held by American forces In
lorraine was repulsed. the French Of
fetal statement issued at Paris an
bounced. American patrols operating
In the same region, the statement adds,
took a number of German prisoners.
Building a So, 900, 900 ordnance base
In France, which will include about |
twenty large storehouses, II shop |
buildings. 100 smaller shops and maya
zines and machine tool equipment. was !
announced by the war department at
Washington.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15
European War News

The Germans have captured jam
burg, east of Narva, while the Turco-
German offensive is continuing beyond
Trebizond, says a Russian official
agency dispatch received In London.
This action, adds the statement, is de-
spite the official announcement by the
German high command that hostilities
against Russia have ceased. The Ger
mans have evacuated Narva.
The Norwegian steamer Havna Of
i,150 tons gross. has been torpedoed
without warning. says dispatch from
London. She sank I'm less than one
minute. The crew had no time to
launch a boat, and jumped into the
sea. The captain and five survivors
were landed.
In response to the Finnish govern
ment's request for military assistance,
II is announced officially at Berlin,
German troops have been landed on
the Aland islands.
In a treaty signed at the bolshevik
Headquarters at Petrograd by repre-
sentatives of the reds and Finnish dele
gates Russia agrees to evacuate Fin
land Immediately and relinquishes
claims to property including fortresses
on the Finnish Arctic coast, says dis
patch from Stockholm.
"For some months" Sir Eric Geddes
first lord OF the admiralty. said in ad-
dresses in the house of commons In
London. 1--WE believe that we and the
Americans have been sinking subma-
rines as fast as they are built" The
trend of the figures Of loss of shipping
by enemy action was steadily improv-
ing. Sir Eric stated The loss to the
worlds tonnage during February was
little more than half the loss during
February of last year. he said.
Eighteen British merchantmen were
sunk by mine or submarine in the last
week, according to the British admir-
atty report, issued at London. OF
these twelve were vessels Of 1.600 tons
or over and six were under that ton
mage. No fishing vessels were sunk.
East of the Meuse we carried out
surprise attack at the Colonne trenches
and pentrated as far as the fourth
German line on front of 1000 meters
and to depth of GOO meters" the
Paris w"r office announced. 1--WE cap
tured than 80 prisoners"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15
Warrington

Railroad purchases amounting to be-
tween $1.000.0O0,000 and $2,OOOOO0.OOO
this year. will be made through the
railroad administration, assisted by q
central advisory committee OF three
railway purchasing agents to be ap'
pointed soon. Director General Nc
Adoo announced.
The administration bill to create
war finance corporation with fund OF
$4,000, 100000 to aid war industry. was
passed by the senate. and now goes to
the house.
A Japanese military and industrial
mission. headed by Lieut.. Gen. h. Chi
kuShi, is expected in Washington we'd
nesday. The officers are coming TO
study the wartime mobilization of In
dustry in the United States.
Fred Il. Dubois of Idaho was NOM
mated by President Wilson to be civ
ilian member of the board of ordnance
ahu lOllluCdllOH.
Organized labor scored n victory In
the house by securing exception of or
derby or bona fide strikes for increased
pay and better conditions from drastic
penalties. directed at wartime Interrupt
ton of belligerent utilities. The bill.
which passed, provides $4,000 hne,
30 years Imprisonment or both for the
wilful injury or destruction of war ma
terial or of war premises.
Reorganization of the war indus
tries board, with Bernard nj. Baruch
as chairman, was announced by Presi-
dent Wilson. Much broader powers
are given the board under the scheme
as outlined by the president. The
chairman of the board is given SUI
preme authority, other members mere
ly having advisory powers, except In
the matter of prices.
600 people among the European allies
of the United States was shipped
aboard during the six months ending
January l last. Russia received only
a small portion of this enormous total
of food products, according to statis-
tics compiled by the food administra-
ton.
President Wilson authorized the
statement that the United States had
not given assent to japanese interven-
tion in Russia. This government it Is
learned on high authority, already has
addressed a communication TO Japan.
The per capita distgibution of mon
ey in the United States March l was
S4S.37, the treasury department an
Robert s. Lovett, former chairman
Of the board of the Union Pacific and
priorities director of the war indus
tries board. has been appointed by Di-
rector General McAdoo chief Of new
division of betterments and additions
Of the railroad administrations.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15

Speaker Clark celebrated his sixty
eighth birthday anniversary Thursday
receiving the congratulations of hosts
of friends and being the guest of the
Missouri delegation at luncheon.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15

Robert s. Lovett, former chairman
of the board of the Union Pacific and
priortes director Of the war indus
tries board. has been appointed by d.
rector General McAdoo chief Of a new
division of betterments and additions
of the railroad administrations.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15
Foreign

At a meeting Of a special diplomatic
commission in Tokyo, the leader OF the
selyukal presented the decision OF the
party against the moving of troops by
Japan except in the event of more Sc
rious developments, which may prove
to be a menace to the situation in the
far East.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15
Personal

John f. Redmond, the Irish leader
died in London. Death was due to
heart failure following an operation
He was born in 1851 at Wexford, Ire
land.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15
Domestic

Assistant United States Attorney
John Z. Dougherty and Deputy United
States Marshall Williams of Rock
Island, H., have been suspended for
80 days for lack Of sympathy with the
policy of the department of justice re-
garding the sale of liquor and enforce
ment of the law in vice zones adjacent
to army camps.
Sneaker Clark celebrated his sixty
eighth birthday anniversary Thursday,
receiving the congratulations of hosts
of friends and being the guest Of the
Missouri delegation at luncheon.
Burton Hurlburt, Royal Flying corps
cadet. whose mother lives at Prescott,
Ont, was killed at Fort Worth, Tex.
when he tried TO make a landing. Hurl-
burt Is the thirty-sixth cadet killed ut
Fort Worth.
Control of the house of representa-
tives was regained by the Democrats
when they elected their candidates
from four districts in Greater New
York at special elections called to
choose successors to four members of
that party who had resigned their
seats. New York women cast 31,S5S
votes out Of a total of 1892 In the
four districts. The men elected are
John J. Delaney, william Il. Cleary.
Jerome f. Donovan and Anthony j.
Griffin.
Facing probably the direst calamity
which ever befell the corn belt"-in
Illinois alone one-third Of the normal
corn acreage may have to be aban-
doned or planted in other crops-the
state council Of defense Is standing
sponsor for a revolving fund of $1,000
600 to be used In the purchase, II pos
sible, of 100000 bushels of seed for the
farmers Of the state.
Three robbers blew open the vault Of
the Jewett Banking company of Jew
EFT, H.. and escaped with s1.4OO. The
explosion demolished tho .'''rng
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-15

It's good to think before you act,
II you don't think about 1t too long.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
WAzNE.

Wszystkie Panic l Panowie pro-
szeni So ma posiedzenie Tow. Pomo-
cy W wystawieniu Haiku. Poniewaz p.
Rybowiak ca}y doch6d ~przeznacza
ma glodne nasze dzieci pclskie W Eu-
rCpie, spodziewamy sic. re jak mai
iiczniejsze grono zbierze sic, ably ra-
dzic l pomagac panu Rybowiak W je-
20 przedsiewzieciu.
Posiedzenie odbedzie sic dnia 1890
t. m. 10 jest W Srode wieczorem o
wp6l do 6smej W Domu Zwiazku Po-
lex ma Ashland ave
"a kom'tet,
Emilia Napieralska, prezesowa,
Helena Zebrowska, sekr. prot.
Proszeni So wszyscy o zwrot bile
tow lub p~ieniedzy "a ME, z koncer-
tn D. A. L. zebrowskiej-P eriowskiej,
gdy5 komitet W n~ajblizszych dniach
pragnie obdczyt doch6d, jaki odda-
nv bedzie ma giodne dzieci | ma Ar
ME Polska.
Mona przesyiat ma rece: H. Ze-
browskiej, 1912 8. Shore Drive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
q 15-tej WARDY.

W niedziele, dnia 10 b. NJ, o godz.
5tej popoiudniu zebraly sic Polki O.
~bywatelki 15-tej Wardy W sail OBJ.
Jasinskiego, r6g ulic Wod Thomas
wcelu zorganizowania Klubu Ko-
bet. kt6ryby nietylko podczas to-
razniejszej Rampant pom6g} polskie-
mu kandydatowi ma aldermana, p.
Wroblewskiemu do zwyciestwa, lecz
azeby stale zajmowaf sic polityka ma
wz6r takich klubow W nnych war
dach. Administracya Klubw Polsko-
Demokratycznego Is. Wardy, zwazy-
wszy jake ogromne korzysci osiag-
mac mona prze1 za~folenie takiego
Klubu Kobiet, przybyla ma to po-
siedzenie 1 zachecaia obecne Polki
do organizowania sic I %szerzenia agi-
tacyi ma rzecz polskiego kandydata
ma aldermana p. Wroblewskiego. W
sklad administracyi weszly nastepu-
lace panic: Zofia Chabowska, prezes-
ka: Anastazya Glazihska, wicepre-
zeska: Klara Murray, sekr. prot;
stanis{awa Olszewska, sekr. fin; Ro-
zalia Henke, kasyerka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
K, 18th Inf. W Chickamaulga Park,

K, 18th Inf. W ChiCkamaulga Park,
Ga.
q q q
W naszej Administracyi z}ozy}a PAM
~Starostka, Fam. pnr. 1888 Julian ul.,
dwie ksiazeczki kwitowe cz1onkin
Dworu IS. Mlodziankow No. 662 TX.
L., kt6re znalazla ma rogu ulic Black
hawk | Noble. Jedna z tych ksiaze-
GEEK nalezy do p. Rozalii Kowal-
skiej, a druga do p. Heleny Trafih-
skiej. Zg{osic sic MONA Pc to ksia-
zeczki do Administracyi ,,Dziennika
Chicagoskiego" przy 2 okienku.
q q q
OBJ. J6zef Grabowiecki, prezes
Klubu Obywatelskiego i'm. Tadeusza
Kosciuszki ma Stanis}awowie, WYE
chat wczoraj wieczorem do Nowego
Yorku: bedzie IN wygAaszal ma
Wschodzie mowy agitacyjne W int
resie rekrutacyi do Polskiej Armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
Vice Polski ma Stani.
sfawowie.

Ubiegiej niedzieli, dnia 1890 b. m.
O godzinie 4tej popoiudniu, jak po--
przednio ogloszono W Dzienniku Chi
cagoskim i W koSciele, odbyi sic Vice
Polski W Auditorium Sw. Stanisiawa
K. PREY licznem zebraniu sic para
fian.
Vice zagail proboszcz parafii Sw.
Stanislawa Kostki, ks. Franciszek
Dembinski, c. r. modlitwa, powofu-
lac ma przewodniczacego tegoz Vie
Gu D. Jana Neringa. Ma sekretarza po
wolano nizej podpisanego. Pc wstep-
nej przemowie pelnej patryotyzmu,
wyjaSniajacei eel obeonego zebrania,
personal---very. p. Jan Nering popro-
sill rs. Pro6oszcZa do przem6wienia.
Ksiadz proboszcz nasamprzGd popro-
sil ma estrada panic Konstancye Ora
bowiecka i Wiktorye Biedke, oraz PIP.
Jana Czekafe i Kazimierza Renko-
siaka, kt6rych wraz z przewodnicza-
Gym D. Janem Neringiem przedstawii
1ako komitet gl6wny do ~sbierania
skYadek cd parafian ma Podatek Ma
rodowy. poczem goraco opowiadai o
pomocy potrzebnej ola naszej ntesz-
czeSliwej Ojczyzny Polski.
Kolejno ma ten sam temat przema-
wall: PAM K. Grabowiecka, oraz PIP.
Jan Czekala, Jan Nering I p. Ha-
Ouch.
Prey koncu przewodniczacy popro-
sl ks. proboszcza, aby wytlomacvl,
W Iaki spos6b komitet ma dziaiac.
Ksladz p~roboszcz tS6maczyi, azeby
parafie podzielono ma dystrykta, a
komitet ma naznaczyc subkomitet
IA ka1dy dystrykt. kt6rego obowiaz-
klein bedzie kolektowaG cd kazdej
familii W swym dystrykcie co miesiac
podatek W sumie najmniei soc.
LlSty u lShdlul l auACoO" noS
diego pa~rafianina " swym dystrykcie
beda d~ostarczone sub-komitetowi. CO
ufatwi bardzo prace tego1. Kolekto-
wanie to ma sic ro5poczaG W miesiacu
kwietniu. JUL sporo obywateli 1 oby-
watelek 1g3osiio sic ma ochotnika dla
tel swietej sprawy ma owym Wiecu,
q reszta sub-komitetu bedzie wyzna-
czona " tym tygodniu I zaproszenia
do Mich o iaskawe przyjecie tegoz o.
bowiszku beda wysiane jeszcze W tym
tygodniu.,
Pc odm6wieniu modlitwy przez
ksiedza proboszcza Franciszka Dem
binskiego 1 o~dspiewaniu ..Boie cos
Polske" Wiec ten odroczono.
WtadysIaw Barwig,
sekretarz Wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
OLA DOMU sIEROT.

Ma chrzcinach u PIP. P. P. Mendyk,
kt6re sic odby}y d. 10 bm., ziozono
nastepujace ofiary ola Domu sierot
W Niles, ILL.,: Piotr Mendyk, 81; Aug.
E. Friesa 81: PAM J. A. Okonska 81;
G. S. G6rzynski 81; F. E. Sochacki
81; parma Cecylia Kamihska 81;
Antoni skrzypihski 81; Dominik
Laskowski soc; Piotr Schweda SOC;
J6zef Parzenski soc; Maryanna So
chaoka soc; Stanisiawa szocihska
soc; Amelia sochacka soc; Francisz-
ks sochacka soc; Marta sochacka
Csc: Rajmund Mendyk Csc, razem
s11.o0.
Pieniadze te z}ozono W naszej Ad-
ministracyi, kt6ra je wysiala do Ia
rzadu Domu Sierot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
sOKOLICE Ola ARM1 POLshlE'
WE FRANCYI.

Kom. Wiazanki sokolic okregu L.
Wv. sok. Pol. W Am. W dalszym cia-
gu wysiai pace zacnych i n~iestrudzo-
nvch dzialaczek ola Armii Polskie'
tvm razem wprost do Francyi,
Poniewaz ME MONA wysyfat wick
szei ilosci razem, przeto wysylki po-
SLY ma rece poszczeg6lnych Oficerow
/ aolnierzy, kt6rych adresa byiy nam
znane z prosba o sprawiedliwy po--
dial tychze pomiedzy zoinierzy.
Razem wysiano 27o par p~ohczoch.
100 szalik6w i IS par rekawic bez
palc6w.
Gag daisy wysylki nastapi pc o.
trzymaniu wiadomosci. czy pierwsze
dotariy celu.
A. f. Vista,
NJ. Buj.
NJ. WohIgemunt.
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
*
2 r DAVIS SQUARE.

Kluby ~dziewczat wyste1ujace do CRY
W pike Foley" jake Representative
parku wyAej ~wymienionego, wygrafy
zn6w diva kontesty i tax: klub dzlew-
cat szkolnych pokonal piatke z parku
Cornell Square punktami 4S do 80.
Klub zas, skiadaiacy sic z dziewczat
starszych pokonal klub graczek z par
ku Cornell Square, swej wagi, punkta-
mi 65 do Al.
w ~przyszla sobote, dnia 1890 mar
ca CRY decydujace Crane beda. klub
wygrywajacy kontest sobotni dostaje
W nagrode szampionat graczek W pike
..Volley" park6w ma stronie po}udnio-
wei, w turnieju jaki obecnie dobiega
luz ko6ca. Klub dziewczat Szkolnych z
parku Davis Square zmierzy sic W
przyszla sobOte popoludniu z klubem
dziewczat z parku Shermana a klub
starszy stale do CRY z klubem star
Sym z parku Shermana. Kontesty oba
Crane beda w sail gimnastyCznej w
parku Davis Square, PREY 45-tej I'll.
Marshfield ave.
g * g %9
q LIGI KREGLARSKIEJ Ma WOJ-
CIECHOWIE.
* OK
" kreglelni Klubu Obywatelskiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12

DAWSON VS..
81 a *

W miniony czwartek, W Galesburg,
ILL.,, odbyla sic walka zapasnicza po-
miedzy m~iejscowym zapaSnikiem Rise
burgiem a Czechem Cyclone" Dawso-
mem z Chicago. Walka byla niezdecy,
dowana Cd poczatku do ko1ca; przeci-
wnicy byli zr6wnowazeni znakomicie /
godni siebie W calej pelni - a nawet
rec MONA, IL Dawson by} wiecej a.
gresywnym niz RiSeburg; kt6ry "a to
lanai dose }atwo z ~poczatku, potem juz
trudniej chWyty, jake ma MIN Daw-
son dostawa}. Pc dwu godzinach walki
- referent uznal i ogiosi} wake "a
nierozstrzygnieta: pc walce Dawson
wykazywa} o wiele wiecej zmeczenia i
ledwie zdola} wyjSc z areny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
BACzNOSC!

Nadzwyczajne posiedzenie Tow.
Pom. Armii Polskiej i'm. Heleny Pa
derewskieJ odbedzle sic W srode, DIN.
1890 marca, o godzinie 2giej popo-
3udniu W domu wv. Polek. 2 powodu
bardzo waznych spraw ME cierpia-
cych zwloki, wszystkie Panic usilnie
ga proszone o przybycie.
Anna Neumann, prezeska;
Anna Klarkowska, sekr. prot
Amelia Danisch.
Zofia J~ankiewicz,
Helena Szymahska.
Komitet Prasy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
9%9 * 9
ZDOBYLI JESZCZE JEDEN SIAM
PrONAT.
* a.

Piatka z klubu Observation-Disclosures
90 z parku Eckharta, PREY Chicago ave
nue. i Noble ul., pokonala .piatke Ter
rapins'' z parku Pulaskiego. Grano W
sail gimnastycznej W parku Hamlin.
Rzut wolny zdobyty przez stack" Lee
wandowskiego spowodowa} zwyciestwo
DO stronie Klubu Observation-Disclosures
go mad piatka ,Terrapins" punktami
% do a. Lewandowski zdobyl W czasie
cry try wolne rzuty i try koszyki ~
pola". Piatka z KIubu Polsko-amery-
ka6skiego w zamian "a odniesione ivy
ciestwo otrzymala szampionat parkow
zachodnich W grze w pike koszykowa.
P. A.. A. G. (25).
Baude, r. F.
Lewandowski, L. T.
Mazur, C.
F. Mazur, R. G.
Klonowski, i. G..
TERRAPINS (24).
WOliGski, r. F.
Lein, L. F.
C~zajkowski, c.
Grzywihski r. G.
Zarek, L. G..
Zastepcy - P. A. A. c.: Banke /
Briske.
Zastepcy T~errapins: Nowicki i
Scheffler.
Koszyki zdobyli - Baude, Lewando-
wski, 60 {; Mazur, F. Nowicki, Wolff
ski, "a ; Czajkowski go Grzywihski
/ Nowicki.
Wolne rzuty zdobyli - Baude 90
Lewandowski co. ; Mazur; WOlinski,
(6).
Referent Haulicek.
Sedzia CRY - Brandenburg.
Cyfry PREY ko6cu pierwszej pofowy
cry: p. A. A. @. 10; Terrapins u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12
NOTATKI %REP0RTERA.

DzISIAJ REGESTRACYA! -
WsZYsCY KT0RZY PRZEPROWA.
DILL SIZE cd ZASU OSTATNIEJ
REGESTRACYI 1 CT KT0RZY KON-
GA LAT Fl WIEKU PRED
DNIEM EGO KWIETNIA, B. R.,
MECH STE DZIsIAJ REGESTRU--
ia. LOKALE WYBORCZE OTWAR-
TIE Cd GODZINY s-MEJ RANO DO
GODZINY e-TEJ WIECZOREM.
Dzisiaj o godzinie 1880 wieczo--
rem W sail Maryanowskiej odbedzie
sic wiec polaczony z odpowiednim
programem. Parafianie zebrac sic po-
winni licznie gdyz sprawy obchodza-
ceSo kazdego Polaka / kszda Poke
ma wiecu dzisieiszym omawiane
beda.
Automobil mark Nash" daw-
niej Jeffrey zakupil W tych
dniach kustosz ~powiatowy, p. Jan
Czekala, ~zamieszkaly pnr. 1889 E.
vergreen ave.
q q e
Jedenastu ochotnikow odjechalo
wczoarj pociagiem do barak6w W
jefferson Barracks" W Stanie Mis-
souri,. gdzie wlaczeni beda do arty-
leryi na~dbrze1nej. Pochodza oni z
dystryktu mr.. rs. Miedzy tymi ochot-
nikami znaiduje sic jeden Polak'
Franciszek c.. Dombrowski, z pnr.
6S07 Aberdeen I'll.
. q .
Dziesiecioletni Michaiek Krzyko-
wski, z pnr. 1897 Wade ul.. zmari
wczoraj szpitalu sw. L.ukasza z ran
odniesionych niedawno. Pociag ko-
lei Chicago and Northwestern" ma
Jschai ma niego PREY Division III. W
ezasie gdy on zajety byf zbieraniem
wegla. Stale sic to zesziej soooty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-12

ma Wojciechowie odby}y sic onegdaj re
gularne kontesty piatek nalezacych do
ligi wyzej ~wymienionej. Piatka Pau
lima A. c." zdoby}a dwie z trzech gra-
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