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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

According to the Street gossip, divi-
dend reductions viii De made this week
by the directors Of several prominent
industrial concerns. Two Of the COM
panics mentioned yesterday were the
New York Air Brake Company, which,
rumor had IT, would cut the dividend
in half, and the other was the American
Sugar Refining Co. This, it was re-
ported, would be followed with dividend
reductions by the Republic Iron and
Steel and Lackawanna Steel Co. The
rumor- monger, as matter of fact, had
n long list Of them and if half of the
stories were believed the dividend pay
ing list would surely present lean
look. Directors of larger corporations
are not In the habit Of advertising their
dividend actions ahead of time. and it
IS curious where some of the rumor-
spreading agencies obtain their ad-
Nanccd information.
Possible dividend changes, it is true
may be measured often by the earning
statements, but the dividend reductions
and omissions has become such a
chronic complaint. as result of the bust
ness depression. that almost every going
concern is being included in the uncer-
tain category.
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BIG SHOE FIRMS MERGE
Joint Capital of $40, 100000 Effected
Without Public Financinu

Boston. May 17.--The merger Of the
international Shoe Co., of st. Louis.
and the w. II. McElwaln Co.. of this
city. shoe manufacturers. was an
nounccd today. II brings together com
panicS whose combined sales aggregate |
S130, 900 900 last year. A ioint cani .
tai of $40. 900. 900 Is said to bc in
volvcd, merging of which is to be effect
od by exchange Of securities without
pnNic financing.
The announcement said that the
merger takes in thirty-two shoe fac
tories of the Intcrnnt4rnnl Shoe Co.. in
Illinois. Kentucky and Missouri: three
tanncrics of kistlcr. Lcsh & Co.. of
Boston. recently merged with the st
Louis concern in PENNSYLVANIA AMI
North Carolina ton shoe factories. two
tanneri"s and four shoe materials fac
tories of the w. II. McElwain Co.. all
located in New Hampshire.
Tho merger is the result" said !
+. MCElwain, president of the W. II
McElwain Co.. ''of long standing kin
ship of purposes and ideals between tn,
two companies. and of the dcSirabiIitv
OF solving jointlY the problems of the fu
tur". The companies do not compctc
except on the fringcs Of their respcc e.
tive lincs'
\ statement by +. &. Rand. prcSi =
dent OF tn" International Shoe Co..
also was given out here. For mora
than three years. he said. 1--WE hovc
not been able TO make aS many shoes
as our customers wished to buy from,
us. throughout tn" dull period of the
last six months we lad not closed down
n factory. With this added strougth i
tn" International Shoe Co. is prrpurrL
10 produce 10000 pairs of shoes daily -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
Western Money Conditions

With the slackened demand for ac-
commodations. money became somewhat
easier in western sections of the coun-
try last week The reduction in the
Federal Reserve rate is not expected TO
have much effect on tho general Situa-
tion, although sentmentally il has cre-
atod a better feeling of optimism. LiQui-
datiOn has practically run its course.
and this is more apparent in the interior
points where farming communities are
devoting their attention to the new
crop with the result that banks are
still pretty well uoaned up.
Considerable grain is still in hand.
but in the opinion Of many bankers
the coming fall will see a large volume
Of farm crops moving forward in order
that more ready funds may be realized
and considerable of the loss. sustained
during the period of low prices. be
overcome,
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Our German Trade Growing

Whatever may be the general effect
"l the rpParatiOns agreement upon the
General trade Of Germany. it is quite
apparent. says a statement by tho NJ
jionul City Bank Of New York, that our
sales to that country in the fiscal year
1921 will be bigger than in any year in
the history of IN" trade between the two
countries.
Prior to the war We were selling to
Germany about $500, ,OOO. 900 worth of
merchandise per aunum, making the
highest record in 1918, $352 OOO. 600.
having ranged from $25S, 900. 900 in
1910 up to S352 900. 900 in 1913. while
tho figures thus far received on our
trade for the fiscal wear 1921 indicated
that the total of exports TO Germany
viii reach or perhaps exceed S400, 600.
coo. In the nine months ending with
Narchl 1921. they were 1912 600 .O0O.
"r more than to any European coun-
tries except Great Britain and France.
and were running in recent months at
more than a million dollars a day. sug-
costing that the total for the twelve
months ending with June 90 will prob
ably exceed S40O 600 900, as against the
| high water mark Of $3.50 900 900 in
1913.
On the import side the total from
1 Germany in the fiscal year 1921 will
probably amount to about 500 OOO
OOr. against SlS5, 600 900 in the year
mIUrdiHt"ly preceding the war. While
uulhlng can YET be determined as to the
effect If the proposed tax of 20 per ccIt
IN the value of GrrnHny's S exports, there
!, reason to believe that the merchandise
which she is sending to us will total
for III" fiscal year 1927 about &1OO,-
a tpS
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KNIFE RESTORES 5 SENSES
ParaIyzed Man Shows intelligence
After Operation

Denver. May IL Tho five senses of
man have finally been given bnck 30
Luther Dionnc, patient in the county
hospital here. a. the result Of an opera.
rion performed eight years ago. When
Dionnc vas taken to the hospital he
was deaf, dumb and blind and paralyz"I
III every limb Food was given through
the nostrils by means of n tube. lie
could not feel, smell or taste and phy-
,icians said hc TOdid not think. Never
was man ucarpr 10 death in life, said
the doctors and nurses.
Surgeons found the nerve center,
were paraly7cd b. tumor Oh his brain.
The tumor was removed aud gradual
restoration has followed, until now
Dionnc displays complete intelligence,
H. able to converse to n limited extent
md can hear. soc, smell, taste aud
feel, although his right side continue,
partly paralyzcd.
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WILL FIGHT OPENS THURSDAY
Titled Daughter Wants New Admin.
istrator Of Mrs. GrIswold's Estate

Atlantic City, May II, $500 Thursday
will witness the opening Of the battle
of Countess st, Claire da Contubia, Of
Mian Italy, 70 upset the will Of her
mother. Mrs. Alice Gerry GriSwold,
which cut off the daughter with $500
and left the residue Of the 5000 600
estate to Mrs Mary Drischman, who
managed the Griswold estates under a
iced Of trust some years.
Judges c. l.. Cole and c. c. Shinn,
Of this city, retained by the Countess
will apply to the Orphans Court for an
administrator to act during the PEN
dency OF the case.
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ENGLAND 10 Imnort Coal

As a result of the prolonged British
coal strike, England will be compelled
to make heavy importations Of coal from
this country. Agents have for some
time been making contracts with n num-
bcr of the larger bituminous operators
for shipment of soft coal to the other
side. 1t was stated yesterday by a
prominent bitumious coal interest that
the British Government has authorized
London coal firms to import foreign
coal for public utilities, promising police
and military protection in discharging
still pretty well loaned up.
The action of the Government has ere e
ated widespread interest because Of
the railway and transportation unions
refusing to handle such coal. The rail-
way managers in turn are dismisSing
men who obey the union order. which
threatens to bring the Triple Alliance
in the controversy again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
Traffic Conditions Little Changed

Officials Of railroads operating Fast
change in the general situation. There
is little grain or mill products moving
East by rail. most of the heavy business
going by lake. From East of Buffalo
there is considerable traffic in grain and
grain products. but not from the West
4 further slowing up of building
operations has cut down the demand for
building Materials and at best it was
none too good. Merchandise movement
continues of about the same proportions
as the previous week. The reduced coal
movement compared to a year ago keeps
the total traffic figures down. While a
few lines call the movement about as
large as a year ago. in other cases the
total is - to - per cent less than a
Nnnr ago.
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Proposals
rUE PITTSBURGH, YOuNGSIgm,ay
kSuTADULA RAILWAY Con''

Pittshurgh, Pa, May M
,oH mtrst q, This Company 70 an agErsgTlSso "
H4G. .s06i, VIII be purchased Ipr lSgi. q
ISg Fund on Wednesdiay' nrics JHme not NJ 70 %
InS Iay IoMdi and intcTeGt. Sealed pr9PtGSsSsTF TFsrs
bSSnrdsS am muft be IN the hands OF ynTk LmG Civ
fore fore" cIose Of nusinsss tnPsse and orSdiObo bond
on TgeSdny,, Nay Sii SSsiiiiyeepcd ePd on Jun.
esp1snIt esSsIpN1,rIty fnTuishcd that day II ISoSS,ys oSays
SsiiWrTv viii he made within hin tTT tTrTrsasuIs:
"e''' r. IL u. MCKNIGHT, JLs
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rno ph,,od.,nbIn Electric Compaay, 4,

IOoO Chestnut ST, TNIIN,, II -, Ms dN
The board OF Directors h%N{S iMs IA
clared Il quarterly 1ivln'HSp ,p. % Common cls1
Stock OF this Company, pSya!biI!e Sa Sshfi ipS H.
10 stockholders Of record NAY - I;TrrsasIrss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17

Upon rrcsenta tion and surrender for "a,
collation. Of tie bonds above descrlSd, vid
the coupons payable June /. 1921. and n
subsequent coupons attached at the o,s1
OF Philadelphia Trust Company. n. Z. c~
ner Broad and Chestnut streets. PhladdI
will be made as above stated.
Interest on said bonds numbered 9l to ln
both inclusive. will cease on and af1
June I. 1921.
ALTOONA COAL AND COKE CosPAyL
BY JOHN LLOYD, JR,
Treasurer.
Dated May 10, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
Dividends
The rhllndelphIe Electric ConIpSsnii

The philadelphia, Electric ComiPSsII, \.
''TE The Board Of birSc,cIs hayeo q tbI;; ;haS, "a,
clared quarterly dividend OF So s% IV' eI;l
stock OF this company; also a dNias1t'gl
ass cents share (being at the rIt!s, rSm N
per annumD upon the preferred G1rGISsSSassi GSSi y
OF this Company issued ana ,Goa, ~, IA I'D
Eo,dSrs S4', o, P%sc record Ti Nay % "a ,G$i ...
II. c. LUCAS Treasul.--
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17

THE RUBEROID co.
formerly The STANDARD
First Mortgage 8o Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
l,
~psh@M May and h " n a " scnpnyd
Illinois % NH
ssS aisiScOCS W SroSap .u"i 100000
Coupon esstaobo Oands
AM o HE o
F.
foUows
HISTORY
business of the suing
since 1885, dividends having been paid in each 1889
Its products consisting principally of prepared"
SECURITY
December 81 1920 giving effect of
of
approximately 6timethe bondsto be sueda time
of sl558542 in of ~ such bonds
dBookN.J Illinois,
eratrely Valued including equipment and machinery,
of
of
with Companies,
EARNINGS
deducng char
1920 S39l 1885, approximately
the bonds to be presently ud such earnings for the
ended December 81 1920
ndenture will O) sinking will
tanned commencing May l. 1922 by which there will be
until 1928 the of bonds
2)
will maintain at least equal to the of all
bonds pledged
will be forthwith bonds
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THE SPANISH-AMERICAN IRON col
PASY FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CEs
BONDS, DUE JULY lST. 1927.

Pursuant TO terms OF mortgage, az
August :. 1907. the undersigned Invites N
dcrs Of above bonds for sale and deliver d
Of July lst. 1921, at a price not ecs3
ing par and interest. to the extent 4
Si3T. 1912 the sum now available IN
Sealed tenders. stating numbers oi ~ ~
offered addressed to GIRARD TRUST CVi|
pLNY Trustee. Sinking Fund spahp|
American Iron Company First Mortsan !
ner cent bonds. will be received until
m. May 25. 1921.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEORGE II. STUART Sd, Treasurst
Philadelphia Pa, May l4th, 1871
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pp0roSAIs FOR SHIRT. S.,u

omc. Of CommandlnF Qiiiss,, Pfhl|s1
Quarterrnster Intermediate ipippSte' w
Scaled Proposals, "a m' May a.,
Tor furnishing all or any pa ,sauekl
shirts. white, Information on :. ssaoT1
REMODELiNG BLDG. .-Isfsss'sssysss 81 XIV II
4ist Viola. Plans ready; X lyA
Cali j, kan. 1910 Pirks"~ ~ \
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FINANCIAL,
ALTOONA COAL AND COKE COMpASy
First Mortgage Six Per Cont Sinking r,I
Gold Bonds '"'
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

Pursuant to the provisions OF Artle,. N
OF the Mortgage or Deed Of Trust M,
Altoona Coal and Coke Company 10 psI..
delphia Trust Company. as Trustee AM
June /. 1915 notice la hereby given M,
Altoona Coal and Coke Company will r,d,,,
and pay on tho next ensuing Interest dsy \
one hundred two and one-half per e.,t
l0ob 81 OF the principal amount th,rsI
With the accrued interest thereon, the bosis
issued and outstanding under said mortrss
numbered as follows to wit:
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EARNINGS
SINKING FUND AND OTHER SAFEGUARDS

The Trust lndenure will pro,ide Q sinking fund will be
tanned commencing May 1922 by of which there will be retired
until 1929 so of the of bonds
(2)
of
applied
outstanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-22

cTAPA--See Para
cIANARAI~-see Paita
CHER HOCRc 49, See Southampton Ply
mouth
CIIEISTfANsAND 500 Trondhjem
tEi .sllaHia
COLONEL A-Sec Port au Prince
coLOMBc--Sce Honolulu. Alden
Sc%STANIA-Seo Constantinople. Al.
Llr.S
cclC iMBO-Sr Palta
CURACAO Soc Mayaguez. San Juan
DhHOMEY See Africa West
~ kt>-Sea Yokohama
~ Iit--See christiania Bremen
pEiADCA BAY~Sce Cape Town
DEM ERR KA~-Sce Triricnd St. Thoma,
bcM!AiCA-Seo 81. Thomas
DIBLIN-5ee Cork Belfast
bcNEDiN-see Auckland
EASI LoNDON~~see Cape Town
hrffI~-soo nortn Africa
ElLN-~f.o Ialta
1EE@NH CONGO --~ Soc Africa West
FEEN'H GUINEA src Africa West
GhLhTI-S"c Algiers. constAntinople
DAbtlA Srs Africa West
'Nf}N' See Antwerp
GOLD CoAS SEQ Africa West
GRANADA 80 Trfntdnd
CiADAirf't sc--see &, Thome.
uyTG ECNf FIR Honolulu. Yokohama
i4llQjE~ b" titstobal. PaitA
I1tiIOH~ ~ ILsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-22

SALAFERRY-See Paita
SALONICA-See Piraeus
SAMARANCi--Seo Penang. Adon
SANTA MARTA--See Kingston
SEN Africa West
SHANGHAT--See Honolulu Yokohama
SIERRA LEONE--See Africa est
SINGAPORE See Alden. Honolulu
Penang
SMYRNA-See Alxers
SOERA BAYA-See Penang, Alden
SOUTHERN NIGER1A-See Africa West
SPANISH ATLANTIC PORTS-ses Por~
tugal
6TAVANG ER-See Trondhjem. Chris.
tanin
srOCKHOLM-seo Gothenburs. Chris
tiania. Copenhagen
SYDNEY--See Auckland. Freemautlo
TAKU BAR--See Yokohama
| NO-Seo Palta
| TALTAI--See Paitn
| TAMPTCO-Sec Nassau. Havann
TDIA--Sec Santiago
TOOOLAND---See Africa West
TRUXIiIO-See Santiago
TSINGTAUSce Yokohama
| rUN1S-- Sec AlEiers
VALPARA1SO-See Crstobni. Paita
WARN A-Scc Constantinopio
| VERA CRUZ-Sec Havana
WATERFORD: Cork
WELLINGTON--Se Auckland
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For additional
Shipping and Travel Inform.,;o.
Shipping and Travel Departures,
Beekman 5000
Southampton, Cherbours
From Kew York

Southampton, Cherbours
From Rev York
Aug. s1-ADRIATIC (PFRM) White ST..
Trinidad. Demerara, Grenada
= From New York
sept. 6-MATURA (PFM) Tr,niS.S' LINZ
Sept. so-MAYARO (PFM) TriniSsSS LINZ Linz
Trinidad, Demerara. Paramaribo. 8.
Laurent. Cayenne. Para
From New York
Aug. e4-A STEAMER Of,
Sept. ia STEAMER (F) '''eo
Clyde S. S. Co. (Foreisn Service,
Irondhjem, Bergen. Stavans..
Christiansand. Christiania
From New York
aug. So-SvEIN JARL I'D S. o s,r.-
Sept. 15-ROLF JARL CD S. o. Stray SV
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavaneer Hal
singfors
From New York
Early S~pt:-TYRrFJoRD (F)
Norwegian America Line
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
- (Also see Honolulu
From New York
oc'' AV-MooRlSH PRINCE Cd Primo.
From New Orleans
Sept. ia STEAMER (F)s Cosmono,v..
Also Pensacola and Mobile. =. 49,.
offers. - carso
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hon,
Kong, Manila
From New York
Aug. 27-wILL1AM PENN CD Motor sb,,
Barber Lines snip
Sept. 10-BOWES CASTLr(T0psr.,
From Baltimore
eaiied-DUQUEsNE tF) Green Star LIN.
From Seattle
Aug. 25-WEST IVAN IF,
Frank Watsrhouse Co.
Sept. 20-WEST JAPPA (F)
Frank Waterhouss e.
Oct. 10--DELIGHT (F)
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hon,
Kong, Manila, Daircn
From Seattle
Aug. 27-HAWKEYE STATE OPEN,
Admiral Line
Sept. 4-WHEATLAND MONTANA ~
Admiral Line w
Sept. 17-SILvER STATE (PFM)
Admiral Line
Oct. 15-KEYSTONE STATE (PFM, =
Admiral Line
From Portland
Aug. 5o-PAwLET (F). Admiral lin.
Sept. 14-CCAXET (FOs Admiral Lins
North China port. and vladivostok =,
offerings justify.
Yokohama, Kobe, Taku Bar, Shane.
hal
From New York
Sept. 14-CITY OF GLASGOW (F)
Norton, Lilly e. Co.
Yokohama, Kobe. Taku Bar. Using.
tau, Shanghai
From New York
Aug. 24-KANsAs Cd Norton. Lilly 4 c.
From Savannah
Sept. 2-KANSAS (F) Norton. Lilly d q
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ISLANDS or ATLANTIC WEST COAST
FORTS-~See Havana
IVORY cOA6TSee Africn- West
JAMAICA Port au Prince
kARACIIl--Se Sec Alden
kCBE--Sev Honolulu. Yokohama
La Qua RA-See Mayagucz san Juan
LA fLA IA~-Sec Montesiuvo
LElTH-Sec Lcitn, London
LEV NT-seo North Africa
LlBEitl A-~ace Africa West
l-IMEE- Ck-Sce CoiK
-ioBON-See Oporto
va DDNDEiitl See Belfast. Cork
"a III ELTON--acc Auckland
NJ EIO--See Para
" u HA-See North Afclca. Azores
MA DRAS--sec Port sudan
NJ "a h"io ~ SEQ GothennurA Cnristiania,
MALTA Hc9 North Africa
MANAct- SEQ Para
Man "a See Honolulu. Yokohama.
MAHhCAI BO--See MayARuex. San Juan
MARIAN ii : M~Sue Para
MAHTtNlQUE ESQ St Thornns
MNlHC URINE - SEQ Auckland. Free
mHnt~
Mol.LEN DO--Scc Pnitn
MCKDFrD-ssce North Africa
NO~STl. RNY-~sec Cape Town
NATAL See Parm
NAVAL STATTON--soc Nnssnu
fE--See London Hun
NDNHKDPI%G-~Sc t;othcnhurx
NORTprHN NlGERIA~-Hee Africa West
ONAN-See AiEicrs
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| rARAMARIBO-See Trinidad
| PAI<ls--See Havre
PARANAGUA--See Rio dc Janeiro
pllHNAalIsucD-Sce Para
! PErNON;RAD-se IIelsinsfors
| P1RAEtTS-Se Algiers
! PlSCO--Sec Paita
! FONCE-Sec Porto Rico
PORT 1.IMON-See Havana
| PORT NATAI@See Cape Town
| PORT SAID-Soe Adcn
PORT WErTE,NfIAM-Sce Penang
| PORTUGUESE CONGO--See Africa -Weat
| PORTUGUESE GUINEA--Sce Africa.
West
rROGREsO-sec Havana
| PUERTO BARNIpS-s;ce Santiago
| PUERTO CABELLO-See San Juan
| PUERTO COLOMBIA Sec Kingston.
Port ~ ir'ncr Haitian Ports
! TUERTo COR1EI See Santiago
/ PUERTO MEXlcO--Sce Nassau
I ANGDDN-Sec Adcn. Port Sudan
| RED SEA POKTS-Sco North Africa
! REV. SEQ Copenhagen. Gothenburg
fI"l.'rrfors
RIO GEANDE DO SUI<-Seo Para
ROSARIO Soc Montcvidco
! cot t.N Sc. Inrre
| SAIGON SEQ Honolulu
! ST cRpIX--Scc st Thomas
| sr. KlTTs-Scc st. Thomas
| TT LNrTENT-see Trinidnd
ST LUCIA~-See 81. ThomAe
SIT. VlNCENT--sce Axores
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Ports Not Listed Alphabetically In
Guide Can Be Located as Follows:

ABA DAS--.,ca Alexandria
ADELAIDE Auckland. Freemantle
A-i<OA EAY--ssc Cape Town
A. % I>i.iA Vi ~-Sse Autwelp
A%llDCA~~-5ee st. Thomas
AHlDtACEs4@~-sSe Nr.xtobal. Faita
AhILA~--ssee Cr.DtoDai. IaltA
:" 1<A-*i ~ "O4~DD~AS 4OkIS--5es
Azvres
AVc%afcLJU- Bristol
bAi1t% Sc. ram
H<.i.l 49, FOHl .s---seo Crristiania
EAjtEA DOS ss~e ~ TnoiIaa
H. iHTiA~-t~c renank. Aden
HElEA-~ Cape Town
HELA Wan DELI--see Penang
BELGIAN CD%GC--sce Africa West
Es<LlZ4<-~See Santiago
EEFGLF--Hes cDrlstlaria Trondhjom
BCI ia .srs Aden. Port budan
Bot 10 J%k~-f5ee Pjymo1th
EEAiL4 See consfAntjnoyle. Alkiefo
EHfof ~ r. Zee Auckland
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