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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
INTERESTING VISITOR
LEAVES THIS WEEK

Miss Maudc Plunk"tt grand dauEh'r r
Of the Irish Nationalist. Sir lI"rac"
Plunkctt who recently visited Wheel
ing, expects to l"av" tn" c.ty this week.
to continue her journey through other
portions OF West Virginia and tn"
South. Miss Plunkctt has been in this
city In the interests Of IN" Burton
Holmes Travel6Euns. and though quite 4
young woman has had 4 most interest
ing career. She is n natIv" Of Sidney
Australia speaks with tho rarcst Eng
liSh pronunciation so that il Is 4 joy Ia
listen 10 her conversation. She repro
scented one Of tho daily papers of that
city as foreign correspondent for ahou,
five years and during that time Travelled
around tho world. Educated in French
converts. Miss rlunk"tt also speaks
French with tho purcSt accent. During
her stay in Wheeling she has mad"
many friends who Will greatly regret
her departure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
OFFICIALS
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

Orf.~ais and mriny"s OF III" wheel
ling TrL'ii"n Company and West NIr-
Ciuia Tract jou Il Elvctr.r company Will
ln"r; IN g"r- altogether sessions In MS
city Wednesday, Tn" first session will
hr hold in the Chamber Of Commerce
assembly room at 10 o'clock. for IN"
i..".r'r or ~" rn"u who work the af-
tcrnoon and night turns. The meeting
for III" inru VIII" work tn" first turns
Will b, held a: so o'clock.
&. T. billings. NiC" president ana
genera! mUral:,r uf IN" Wheeling Ira
ton company. "Hl H.r"iNrr j. -
Whiftruinr" far tn" West Virginia
TracitU,, company. Will address the
men. n" m"rtiuES VII b" for the
rurp"$" &C r!ut.u: harmony hctw""n
employees and "mli"HcrS and vii! be or
hnih Il sn.,-.tl tNN hmSiMr"S nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22

Secretary hOVnS heno"&u'
National Assistant S"Cr"iAry-Tr"aSur
or Louis I."nard. who wa introduced
AS the staunch"St Wh""i u"l;" ia tH'
labor movement, Spuk" On tho attitude
Of the steel corporation to organized
labor. lie stated that they have aft
davits Of many m'n. grown old IN the
service of tn" corporation. who upon
ossociating themselves with The union.
were handed their time. and not un'r
that were prevented by tn" underground
system of securing employment else
where due to In" orders issued by
Judge tiary-'EinE" Gary. as thu
sneaker characterized him. He Charg-
cd that President Wilson. IN an attcnr:
TO alleviate the condition OF the steel
workers, sent u personal r"pr'Scntat,v"
to Judge Gary. III an effort to bring
al,nut u conference on the situation and
Judge Gary saw fit 10 ignore even the
rc,Iu"St Of the President Of the United
States.
In closing his address. the speaker
sand. Let me say 10 you now that TO-
morrow. September Ind. - Il day sci
;I,art hy the rNoplc Of tho United States
called Emancipation Day. III cOmmcm"r-
atlon of the freedom Of the slaves IN
America Now. through the efforts or
the american Federation OF Labor. in
the future this day will = . be cele-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
SERGT. ALEXANDER
HOME FROM FRANCE

sc,gcon, Rcrnard Alexander OF North
Main street. has returned home after
oftccn months service in France. He
soid. 81 enjoyed every minute OF my
e,.,. in France and I have no kicks TO
mako on the army. am coming home
hirgor and stronger and in better health
than ever before
Alexander left wheeling shortly after
rho beginning Of the war. and went TO
~ Johnson. and from there to Gciv-
roe IN tho nrtcrmastcr Corps. Like
40 rcst Of tho overseas men hr has
Ii,,lc TO saw of his experiences across
the pond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
CRIMINAL COURT

TIL" trial term Of criminal court will
h" resumed this morning with Judge
Alan H. Robinson presiding. Thr"r
Y"s' law arpcalS are on IN" dockr; for
trral to-day Tho defendants are Geo.
N.t"yn. Nike Fac" and Mrs. Nike
Face.
Th. Yost law case against Sarah CAL
vert was nn'li'd Saturday. tn" aged
woman having died during ;hc week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22

Ey government test in Germany
sound Lumber that IS 25 years old has
been proved materially stronger than
new stock.
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Tho creator me necessity TOR SAVING
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Dresses of Silk and Satln

New Fall models abound-all the pretty concerts
of fashion are shown in way that would JUSTIFY
considerable higher price-the variations are many
giving you broad choice and greater distincNon 10
peoreette-there are also all Georgette Dresses
dressy and practical =
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
MlDDLETOWN READY
FOR DELAWARE CITY
Two Crack Teams Will
Meet Again at Academy
Park Saturday
LAST CONTEST WAS
TEN INNING TIE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MlDDLETOWN, Aug. 2i.-The local
baseball club, claimants OF the indie
pendent championship OF tho Delmarvis
peninsula, will line up against the fast
Delaware City nine on Saturday after
noon at Academy Park. Both teams
have been putting up fast game OF
ball this season, so all lovers OF the
grand old game can look forward TO one
Of the closest fought games ever seen
In this section.
Two weeks ago Delaware City gave
the home boys one OF the toughest
arguments they have had this season.
In fact, the game ended I'm a 90 tic In
ten innings, after a misunderstanding
IN the tenth. As both teams VIII be
practically the same as IN tho former
game, another fast battle may be ex-
pected.
The Middletown lineup viii be the
same as the local fans have seen dur
ing the past few years, with the eXoep-
tion Of Grant. who will replace Finn
IN the box. Finn Is looked on as the
best pitcher who has ever stepped on
a mound IN Mlddletown. His release
was due 10 a demand for an increase
IN salary Manager Bayard Ninyard
Will rely on these men Saturday. Segel-
ken, catcher; Grant. pitcher; Heller.
flrst base; Walker, second base Jacobs,
third base: Wiest, shortstop: Ellison.
Wallace and Ninyard In the field.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
DOUBLE BILL ON
BELLEVUE SHOOT CARD

The C. w. Phellis Trophy and Philip
F. dupont Trophy will both be con-
tested for over the Trapshooting Asso-
citation Traps on Saturday. All grades
Of shooters will be taken care OF under
the double bill, the expert shot con-
testing for the Phells trophy, other
wise known as the Shark trophy. in
which odds are neither given or asked,
u Is strictly a high gun trophy, with
the best shot 10 win, and will be con-
tested for under the following condi-
tions:
Open 70 all. amateur members OF the
Wilmington Trapshooting Association.
Contest 10 he at j0-i6 yard targets.
Entrance fee TO be the price Of tar
gets only.
The high gun in each Phells trophy
contest TO be credited with a win on
the trophy and TO be eligible TO COM
pete In the final match
Contest 20 run over ten regular club
shoots but not more than two shoots
for the phelis trophy 20 be held in any
calendar month.
Ties, il any. in the qualifying rounds
TO ne SnOi on dl duuluOudl tNtnlS vi
- targets until a winner is determined.
No handicaps
After ten qualifying contests have
been held a final shoot at i00-i6 yard
targets 10 be shot for flnal ownership
of the trophy-high gun wins.
There will be no handicaps in the
qualifying rounds or in the final con-
test. No shooter will be credited with
more than one leg cn the trophy.
The shark trophy is a very hansome
set OF Ivory Py-ra-lin. and the ivory
contained in same is guaranteed gen
uine. having been removed from the
heads Of the members.
The coming experts Of the club.
namely. C. and n classes, will contest
for The Philip r. dupont gun This IS
= handsome Ithaca gun which has been
donated by Philip f. dupont, who is one
of the most active members Of the club.
This contest, no doubt, will bring out
a large number Of members who here
tofore have been conspicuous by their
absence as they will contest only be
tween the two classes, namely c and D.,
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
KTBANE THINKS
HE'S BEATABLE

, found Just how far he could go, 50 he
chose the slx-round route at Phlladel-
phia with a fast llght-htting oppon-
ent. The result. he contends. has con-
WINGED him that nc is ready TO step at
the old championship pace.
kibane probably is fooling himself
some. it is contended Friends urge
that ne should realize right now that
he cannot 20 on and on, whipping
fcalhcrWeig ghts. Some day. the Cleve-
land boxer VIII step into a ring with
some fresh young daisy and the next
thing he Will remember will be the
boys telling him where nc got hit.
Kilbano Is now figuring on meetlng
Benny Nalger, the French champion, IN
the fan. 10 probably will be the hard
est thing he ever tackled, for Nalger is
a hard punching. rugged battler. II viii
take an the Kilbane knowledge and
ring experience TO keep him away
Many experts believe Valger is the next
fealherwelght champion. and Kilbane
himself believes him TO be the best Of
his challengers.
Al present IL looks Ike the pair
would meet in Cleveland or near by
on Labor Day-probably in a twenty
round battle 10 a decision
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
TO REINsTATE POLICIES.

In an effort 10 call the widest atten-
tion to the recent order Of the Secre-
iary Of the Treasury providing that sol
diers and sailors who have allowed
their insurance policies in the Bureau
Of War Risks TO lapse can have them
reinstated, r. G. Chomley-Jones. di-
rector Of the bureau, has requested
newspapers to open special departments
for soldiers and sailors insurance.
The only condition for reinstatement
in whole or in part is the payment Of
the premium for the one month Of
grace and lhirty-day premium for
the amount Of insurance 10 be rein
stated. The assured is also required 20
state that 10 the best Of his knowledge
and belief his health is as good as when
he permitted The policy TO lapse
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
PLAY fi-INNING TIE.

Conrad Playground forced the VII
del second into a 1 TO 1 thinning tie
yesterday afternoon. Both Calvin and
Lutz pitched splendid ball, each man
allowing three hits. The game was
called in the eleventh inning on ac-
count Of darkness. The line-ups:
Conrad-Shields, catcher: Lutz. pitch
er; Mayhart, shortstop; Mcbride, first
base; Lindell second base; Gillespie.
right field; Russell, centre field; Han
ley, left field.
Wildel-Coyle. second base; Straw
bridge, third base McCulen. short
stop; Baker. first base: Rowe. right
field; Nickers, catcher; Stafford left
field; Dowd, centre field; Calvin,
pitcher.
Score by innings: RHE.
Conrad ....t 10000 OOOOOOO-i 3 3
Wildel 1000 OOOO-f 3 >
On Friday afternoon Conrad will meet
the Neiehborhood All-Wilmngton
League team.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i. United Press
Johnny Kilbane declared after his
light with Joe Fox at Philadelphia re-
Gently that he could 7lave knocked out
that young Britisher in the second
round Of the milling had % not been
his misfortune 10 crack a knuckle carly
in The battle
Kilbane said he was careless In the
FIRST round TO an extent that Fox was
able 10 land on him practically at any
time with everything he had. And he
couldn't hurt me-" added the feather
weight champion. "When ] found
there was nothing 10 his unchcs /
waded in to end the scrap just as soon
as / could In the second round as
Fox was coming in ! cooked my rlah
and let It go, but In getting away from
the punch, Fox duckcd and my flst
landed full force on the side OF his
head. Ny hand and arm went numb.
The knuckle was cracked and / could
deliver no more hard punches with the
right during the rest OF the fight"
The tight was in the nature OF a test
for the featherwcight tille-holder. lie
wanted to get back In action, but didn't
care TO make IL too strong until he had
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

with the expert shots barred The de-
tail conditions or this shoot follow:
Glasses c and d only.
Series OF ten shoots.
30 target events.
Entrance price OF targets
Glass G. II yards-2 added targets.
Glass d, i6 yards-2 added targets.
Ties II any 10 be decided st,each con-
test by shoot-on match shooting.
No shooter eligible TO more than one
win.
. Final shoot, distance handicap. deter
mined by club handicap committee.
Date Of final shoot, named by club.
contestants eligible, will be notified at
least two weeks in advance, and any
contestant failing TO appear forfeils
rights.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
HARLAN 4 WANT THIS ONE.

Harlan Apprentice Baseball Club OK
pect to win their twenly-nrst game Of
the season when they play the VIII
mington Giants at the Third and
Adams streets Fairgrounds this even
ing.
Burke or Walsh will be on the
mound for the Apprentices
The APPRENTICES play the Reamers
in the Interurban Inter-Depariment
League, Friday. on Harlan Field cal
Ian viii be ready TO hurl the sphere
fresh from his win over the Filters on
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

events and Mplford one DE Palma took
the second race held over the course
and the fourth and NTH. lie held the
Elgln watch trophy. worth 5000, twice,
but IL was Withdrawn this year as he
prepared 10 make bid for permanent
possession. The race Is worth $4,000
In cash 20 the winner, however. There
viii be- % entries.
The course Is 81 miles and the speed
slcrs will make Sc laps, a total Of 30i
miles. The race will start at noon. Sat
urday, August p
Fifty or sixty thousand race fans are
expected 10 watch the race from the
roadside. Grandstsnds are erected by
the association and also by farmers
along the course. The road Is closed
previous 10 the meet and no one Is ad-
mitted in the elght-mile stretch without
a tag.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
EDEN NOT OUT OF
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS

South Side Eden claims the indie
pendent championship OF The city and
n tho winner OF the Grace-Lorralne
series doub' the boys claim, the lads
from little Brooklyn Will play that
team a series After getting a late
start Eden has won twelve Of fourteen
games. losing one and playing the
other one 10 tie with the fast Md
dletown team.
Eden will go TO Nnddletown next sat
urday with the expectations Of aveng-
lng The lone defeat.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

ELGIN. H.. Aug. 2O.-What a month
ago was an ordinary country road
two years without repairs Of any sort
today is the greatest dirt speedway In
the world as the mots famous Of race
drivers prepare for Saturdays renewal
Of the 900-mle classic.
To convert the rural highway into
race course required 5000, 5000 gal
Ions Of oil. modern road making ma
chinery and much labor
But today the job stands complete.
Every pebble is in its place and the
surface presents a glossy effect like
that noticeable on our very best boule-
wards.
The Elgn road race was started in
1910. Five race meets were held and
then the event was abandoned because
Of this country's entry into war. No
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

effort was made to keep the course IN
shape. It is a part of the highway sys-
tenn OF the county and after each race
it reverted 10 the county. II was de-
cided this spring TO renew the event
and General Manager Fred w. Jencks
began active work only a few weeks
ago. The old road ate up the oil as
fast Il could be poured on. Holes had
10 be filled in and the road widened In
many spots.
Where two months ago a speed Of %
miles an hour would have been a plenty
on this road the drivers today are pi-
loting their powerful cars over al near
9O-mile an hour clip. New records
may be set by such daring drivers as
Mulford and De Palma, the favorte
among the entries.
ne Palma has won three previous
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

Yesterdays hero-Charley Deal. He
smacked the ball through an open gate
in Philadelphia, winning for the Cubs
the second game or a double-header, G
10 .. The Phillies took the FIRST, 10
TO B.
The Tigers pounded right along, hay
ing the opposition Of the Athletics,
winning 10 o.
The White Sox got crack 1t
Pitcher Erickson and butchered the
Senators 10 TO 3.
Twice the Cardinals and Giants play
ed and the Giants won both D to ?, and
TO 1.
Cincinnati took on Boston for another
victory, 10 to 3.
The Dodgers accumulated ten hits,
but only one run. the Pirates getting
away with a TO 1 triumph.
The Indians overcame lead and
trimmed the Red Sox, . TO 2.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company team lost another
game TO Lorraine at Rockford Park yes
terday, i3 10 2. Traction Company
scored their two runs In the second
inning on errors by Gilbert and Hart
zer while the West Siders did not
score until the fourth. when hits by
Scott, Hartzell, Hall and Benson scoreu
three runs.
on Saturday Grace and Lorraine play
the first Of a three-game series AZ
Twenty-ninth and Market street
grounds for the independent city cham
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
10 PRACTICE EoorRALL

Coach Shakespeare. OF the Richard
son Park Athletic Club, wants the fol-
lowing candidates for the football
team 10 be out for practice Friday
evening without fail: McGilI, Gallo
way. w. Unerman, Holcomb. ]. Brad
ley. II. Bradley, w. Rhoads, II. Sinclair,
r. Frazier. l.. shaw, G. Terrell. r. Ter
rell and F. Bounds. Candidates who
do not appear will be stricken from the
list. Practice will begin at 7 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

winning. score ~ 10 7. The game was
a slug-fest, with the Old Champ bat
ters hitting the ball everywhere.
The third game OF the series will be
played this afternoon when the clubs
will meet at Seventeenth and Spruce
streets.
Score by innings: r. H. z
New Champs ...2O260002x-i2 Il ;
Old Champs ..O0040002i- IA 2
Batteries-Reinholtz and Sund; Com
dolsky and Lux
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
KID CLARK LOSES
THIS l TO 0 GAME

Harlan Apprentices lost to Material
in a pitchers battle between Clark,
the star Apprentice slab artist" and
Jennings, FOR the Material. yesterday
afternoon, 10 o.
Although defeated. Clark had a shade
the better OF Jennings The score:
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
Cubs Expect TO Cop
". L. Penndnt Next Year
Y p. A. Sports.

F. A. Sports.
world
right lloIocher
third Kfer
10 5 a which high the
Mitchell pitchers
He has utility abundance
but they're
hardly
and
popular refrain, jazz the
Cub bench
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

WGH AND LOW SCORES YESTERDAY
Runs scored by National and Amer
lean Leagues, August IA TO 20 inclu-
siye.
National League.
Hlgh-Phladelphia, Cincinnati, 30.
Low-Brooklyn, St Louis. 4.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
MIDDLET0WN CUBS
LOSE TO REGULARS
IA b The EvonIns Iournal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MDDLETOWN. Del, Aug. 2i-Nfld-
dletown Cubs lost a hotly contested
twilight game TO the regular nine OF
the town last evening, > TO T. Score:
MiddtefoUn Cuhs
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
OH CHAMPS TIE sERIEs.

The Old Champs. Of the Ninth
ward. tied up their series with inc
New Champs yesterday afternoon by
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
THE MALAY CUB.

THE MALAY CUB.
Everything is In harmony at the
home OF the Chicago Cubs Tho Cubs
didn't build the park-they took 1t
over when the Fodersls went ont Of
business. IL was built ny Charles
Weeghman. The stands are long and
deep They're painted a. dark green.
there being hardly a break IN the ef-
feet when the eye travels from the
neatly cropped grass field 10 the struc-
lure. Even Announcer Kingston wears
a dark green suit 10 match the grass
and stands. Out In front Of the park
is a little park which contains the
team mescot-the Malay Cub. THE
Malay Cub succeeds old Jonah. who
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
FEDERALsRURG Is sECnNn.

FEDERALSBURG. Nd. Aug. 2i.-Fed-
eralsburg went into second place in
the Peninsula Amateur League race
Yesterday. by defeating Salisbury, 6 TO
3. The score.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
BENCHED
RAZZ BERRY GETS An EARFUL

Cleveland recruit sizing up Nick Ait
rock. who was cavorting about first
base with the Washington nationals In
fielding practice
"Who is that new player with the
Nationalist"
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

ouigrow his usefulness and was get
ling rather shaggy looking Jonah
went 10 the Chicago ZOO. The flrst Gun
mascot was "JOa." a cub bear given
The team by J. ogden Armour and
named from his Initials The second
mascot was present TO Charley
Weeghman and was a native OF the
Wisconsin woods The third and pres
cnt incumbent was presented the club
by Charley De Vry. keeper OF the zoo.
n is a Malay cub, satiny black and
won't grow too big When the home
fans are raising the roof of the grand
stand the bear growls O little but at
other times he is very quiet OF course.
he likes peanuts.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

Cleveland has fan who
yells "Help, Help" The Giants
ought to sign him.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
GAMES TODAY.
National Icaque.

GAMES TODAY.
National League.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League.
New York at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

Francis Ounmet has a sore
throat and all the 18th holes are
out of business.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

Regulars ......-........2 v ~
llits-On Swain, .; OF Wallace, ;.
Earned Nlddetown, 4; CUBS. I.
TwO-base hits, Heller. Jones Struck
out-By Wallace, 3; by Swain. .. Double
plays-Wiest 10 Walker TO Heller. Left
on bases-Middletown. 3; Cubs. 3.
stolen bases - Waronker. Walker.
Syain, Williams, Jones. Sacrifice hits
West. Sacrifice flies-Jones. TIT by
pitched ball-Berkman. Base on balls
BY Wallace, 4 f; by swain. o. Wild
pitches-Wallace, Swain. Passed balls
Berkman. Weber. Number Of innings
pitchcd-By swain, Z; by Wallace, 6.
Time Of gamc-ilO. Umpires-Nefr and
Jacobs.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

NINE STARS AFTER GAMES.
The Nine stars Of Delaware would
like 10 receive games from any ~ to
iJ-year-old team in the city. Address
challenges TO II. Tresslor. No. 1908 Eas,
Eleventh street.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

Someone allowed Walt Johnson had
as much speed as he did last year.
"Yeh," says Larry Gardener, "and he
had as much last year as he had the
year before, and he had as much the
year before as he had the year before
that. and the year before that he had
as much AS he had the first year he
started pitching"
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

All Cleveland players-"Golng 10 give
us one OF them pictures.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
LORRAINE WALLOPs TRACTION

The Indians overcame a lead and
trimmed the Red Sox, . TO 9
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
American Leanue.

American League
At Detroit R.H. p.
Philadelphia .OOO00OOOO-O : o
Detroit ......1 0OO000i X-2 8 o
Batteries Ayrcs and Ainsmith; Noyes
and McAvOy.
AZ Cleveland: n. II. z.
Boston ......O2OOOO00O-2 6 2
Cleveland ....iOOOi2 Ox-5 20 2
Battrics: Jones and Walters; Uhle
Thomas.
At Chicago: Ri. +.
Washington .OtOOO2OOO-3 . o
Chicago .....0O3OO3 40 i3 o
Battries: Cicotte and Schalk; Erick-
son and Piclnlch
New York at ST. Louis-Game post
poncd on account of rain.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

Cincinnati took on Boston for another
victory, 10 to 3.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

score by Innlnns.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
AIiddletOwn.

IdU lot NtEtIktU 10 IUUTTU,
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Cubs ...................00 i'000-i
heRuldfs ......-........I y " " y w
Hils-On swain. D: of Mallace. B.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21

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