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The New York herald., 1921-07-11

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. July 10.
The expectation that the coal miners
return to work would stimulate business
as whole on the Stock Exchange was
unfulflled, and the market has been
very dull. Naturally. the chief theme
OF discussion In Capel Court has been
the Treasury bond issue to be put out
Tuesday.
1t Is hoped that the new venture will
prove successful. for the financial ne
cessities of the Government are recog-
nlzed, as Is also the fact that In some
way or other they will have to be met
1t will certainly be better If the Gov
ernment can obtain the money 1t re-
quires by long term loans rather than
that it should be constantly increasing
its debt.
On the Stock Exchange. at all events,
the issue has not been received with
much enthusiasm, partly because of its
of reduction in the Bank of England
rate on Thursday to help the new issue,
but the plan did not develop
1t can hardly be judged yet how far
the bonds will enter into competition
with the consols group, but the fact
remains that there will be an investment
issue open for an indefinite period. The
first effect has been to put investment
stocks lower.
The reason the Government Is making
this issue can be stated briefly. A sum
Of about s300, 100000 in all will be
needed this year to meet various obliga-
tions, among which Ell. 100000 is for
exchequer bonds falling due in October
and GSO0O000 for repayment of the
foreign debt
The budget allowed for the repay
ment of about G100,000.000, so that
in any case there will have to be some
borrowing. Not only so. but there Is
little prospect that the budget figures
Of incoming revenue will be realized.
Failing sufficient income from revenue.
the Government has three resources
open to obtain the money-ways and
means, Treasury bills, or long term
loans.
BY now the evils OF ways and means
are pretty well understood. Treasury
bills are only one degree less objection
able. Hence there is every reason to
hope that the present effort may meet
with success.
The new issue cannot be called spec
tacular, but the Government has en-
deavored to make 1t appeal to the in
vestor and at the same time to keep
the annual interest of the bill as low as
possible.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
steel buying in August Expected

The steel trade is looking for an In
crease of railroad steel buying by Au-
gust / but as II is of a character forced
by necessities and not by the free play
OF effort to extend facilities and en-
large plants, II is difficult to see indica-
tions of broad recovery. In fact. the
steel and iron industries appear. more
than others probably, to illustrate the
Reserve Boards observation about the
spring months preparation for better
things. The period of preparation evil
IDENTIFY has some time to run. The record
of pig iron production in June was the
poorest of any month since January.
1908. That means that the depression
of steel and iron last month was COM
parable to the depths OF panic period.
and last weeks reduction OF prices from
81 to s12 ton suggests that strenuous
efforts are being made TO awaken slug
glsh consumers.
In scanning railroad news. seeking for
its relation TO news of other business
iVliHff Dnt uCNOiltF ilOit anu IUOTe
impressed with the fact that industry
trade and transportation are almost
completely Interlocked. There cannot
be prosperity for any length of time in
one department without all feeling the
same urge. or can depression fall on n
single one without the others very soon
feeling contraction Such being tho case,
y Is not too much TO hope that when the
railroads begin TO find their way out OF
their cramped position. due 90 excessive
costs and shortage OF working capital.
there viii be reflection Of that better
ment in allied fields Soon the crops
will begin TO come on the market in
auaniity--the growers win sell more
rapidly this year than they did last year
and railroad traffic will show the re-
suit. The experience OF the past lndi-
Gates. also. that merchants and manu-
facturers will find benefit in the liquIda-
tion of what pronSe now to be satlsfac-
tory harvests.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
SUGAR IMPORTS FROM
VENEZUELA GAINING
Commercial Agent Reports
Increase of 400 p. &.

The claims OF Venezuela as a future
factor in tho sugar market were set
forth yesterday In statement issued by
Or. Cullermo Todd, Venezuelan COM
mercial agent of so South street.
IAN increase of nearly 400 per cent.
in sugar importations from Venezuela to
the United States is recorded for May.
1921" the statement says. "rhe months
receipts were 3,337.60O pounds. This
Is Indicative of venezuela's growing inn
portance as a sugar producing country.
Imports have ceased from those nations
that have no sugar of their own and
that were merely dumping on the Ameri-
can market sugars they had imported.
venezuela's exports of sugar are likely
to increase In the future"
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.
WEEK ENDING JULY 0, 1921.
LONDON.
Demand.

High. $4.ooM. May 10 Low. s3.53A. Jan.
Cables.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11

.Ex TEX rights AIN scrip Xlart stock
made a o o. range
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
LONDON TRADE DULL
AS NEW LOAN NEARS
The Necessary Issue Tuesday
ArOuses No Enthusiasm in
Stock Market Circles.
SHARES ARE SENT LOWER
Effect of Offering on Consol
Group Is Causing Some
Speculation.
SHARES ARE SENT LOWER

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE New York HERALD.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
CHRIsTIANIA.
WEEKS RANGE.
.~... /.

Montreal Funds In New York.
High, Si20. Low. S1f1
tNew York Funds In Montreal.
High. s143.1J. Low, s132. so
snlsconnt per 81 600. fPremitim per 81 900
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
To TAKE GENERAL
CENSUS OF FRANCE
ON SIXTH OF MARCH
InternatIanal News servloel

PARIS. Jan 13-On the 9Th OF.
March next general census Of the
population 81 France Is 10 be held. All
persons who in the night Of the 9Th
9Th are residing in France and irre-
speetive of nationality viii be called
upon % fiji in a registration form.
The registration forms viii ask. l.
Name and Christian name. 2 Sex.
3. Age g. Profession. 5. Nationality.
The head OF family viii then have
40 recapitulale The names and na
toualty etc. of all persons who lived
ia his house OF fiat during that night.
In chat say II Is hoped not only to
have figures as 10 population but also
to be able io trace all those who nave
s1 far escaped paying taxes Of all de-
scTIW0Hs of which there are nov
thousands ia France
The last census taken in France was
"a l9il and showed that at that time
tlsse were 4s.l65.357 inhabitants iu
France and ID Algeria One million
one hundred thousand foreig igners reg
.stere1 lu the next census and de-
spite war LOSSES the figures are ex
p.cted To be much higher by the re-
turn of Alsaee Lorraine to France
whereas the numbe- Of foreigners are
expected 10 be in excess of former
Ggares due largely 10 the anticipated
number of tourists
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN TO HEAD OFF
PLANNED BOMB OUTRAGE AGAINST
PUBLIC UTILITIES AND CHURCHES
STORM AND
SNOW BURIED NO.
GEORGIA TODAY

Reports from the north today
state that one CT the heaviest
snow storms ever experienced
has enveloped IN country ex-
tending frcp Atlanta, north an5
west as far as the Ohio Valley.
Many telegraph wires are
down, due 10 the great weight Of
the snow fall. the Clement D.
cstss office in Daytona reporting
but s small portion OF their stocks
broker age service because Of the
lack Of wire connections.
Tire weather man promised
Dsytona rain this afternoon,
which has been Threatening for
several days, fair weather tonight
but much colder weather in the
central and north portions Of the
state. WITH possible frost in the
extreme north section Of the
state.
Yesterday Daytona reported
the warmest weather Of any sta
ton IN the country. the high mark
being rs with SO as a minimum.
Other reports gave Boston So
3e. Chicago, 2o-74: Kansas City.
so 81; Los Angeles 40. New
York, 40 50; ST. Louis 2s- 22;
san Francisco, 4a- az and Wash
inoton. 1894
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
GREATER PRESSURE IS
BROUGHT TO BEAR NOW
ON THE SINN FEINERS
international News service1

DUBLIN, Jan IA Government
pressure on Sian Feiners became
5irmer today With announcement Of
court martial sentences, extension Of
martial Law and adoption OF new
methods OF pursuit
Beginning Monday County Long
ford VIII be placed under martial Law
excepting only The city Of Longford,
the announcement said BioOdhounds
were employed for fhe FIRST time by
the government When the animals
we're put on the trial of ambushers,
vho killed four constables and two
civilians in county Clare. Sixty pris
oners taken In county Limerick were
sentenced TO ten years
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
FAVOR DISARMING
MORE SENATORS OPPOSE LARGE
ARMIES AND NAvtES

~.SG45[1.To& IN "a Sen-f.a..,..
so~ rbeckiDr arnra,,riaf5aas for ar.Be
s-.l ,,a,,. ~, .,-,i..r i, ,s.4,,,, ,t,, f.-,--
ea.- .f tas tsxr..es,.. IS. pra,, inc il.
tha senate
Senatar Nrrumhs. of Norm I,aks-
ta retur,,fr.- fre.ra q, ,.f,nfe7ants g-ftb
f,r~.idert-aIe~+ t7arginr RI HfarsaB
said ~ sea ,o .s,.se 81. ssanrlirs.
countless r.itl5ons for frb-5r.e .b5n.
rav bara. the league rf Nations
vfs h~.pr at,aur gradual a{-ar1ss
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
COLONEL THEODORE
ROOSEVELT CALLER
AT MARION TODAY
rThe Associated Press.)

MARION. Jan Il President elect
Hardiug's conferences again covered
a wide variety of public questions to-
day with problems OF legislation az
dominating. Three members of the
house were among the callers. also
With appointments with Colonel The
odore Roosevelt and with former Gov
ernor Forbes and Judge Johnson uf
the Philippine Islands
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
END Of INCIDENT
is BELIEVED NOW
IN SIGHT BY U. S.
Conited Press,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 14-The
killing of Lieut.. W II. lanedon
by . japanese sentry al vIadivos-
tok is serious and regrsttabie. the
state department informed the
Japanese government. il was
learned today. The state depart
ncnt al the same time asked la
pan to take adequate steps for
rectify ng the wrong as far IS
possible and preventing a recur-
renee OF such incidents. The stats
department is considering ask
ing Japan TO make compensation
to LanadOn's family.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
INCENDIARY FIRES
DESTROY BUILDINGS
WITH GREAT LOSS

CLEARFIELD Pa Jan IA Fires
believed to be Of incendiary origin
broke out al MADEIRA. near bere. Eo-
aay al $50. Thirteea buildings had
been destroyed with ~ estimated loss
of sleo.o o0o and tha dre stiu bura.nE,
MADEIRA Is . thriving towu il Iae BIZ
luminous district
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
FEDERAL TROOPS IN
". VA. COAL. STRIKING
ZONE BEING RETURNED
one Associated Press }

CHARLESTON w Wa Jam a.
Federal troops ~ duty in the Ningo
county coal sraae zone viii begin ~
move egt tomorrow "a their return 10
Camp sherman Ohio The movement
Wijl be graIaai and il VIII Ire some
siHe before an troops are Withdrawn.
Fhi~ announcement was made today
bY Governor toruaelH
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
End in Sight
nntrrnstlenai News serNlce.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. H. ssatisfac-
tory assurances by the Japanese gov
ernment thai its regrets over the Kill
ing OF Lieut. Langdon by a Japanese
sentry would be supplemented by
convincing prgpf Of It's intention 10
make similar Incidents improbable
was awaited today by the state de-
partmsnt Confidence that the Japan
ese government would make adequate
reparatien for the killing was ex-
pressed by the department in note
dispatched last night to the Toxic
foreign office. Officials are inclined
to regard the end Of the incident in
sight
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
KINGS COUNSEL IN
DUBLIN SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED WHEN SHOT

LONDON. Jan IA William Nc
Grath Kings counsel ia Dublin was
severely wounded when he was fired
Upon by men who forced an entrance
into his home early today. says
Dublin dispatch McGrath was struck
by several bullets
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
MAN is ALLOWED TO
KILL BURGLAR SAYS
A C0R0NER'S JURY
glnternational News Service

PENSACOLA. Jan IA man may
protect his home from burglars even
If he has TO shoot to kiI- ruled the
ooronsrs jury Investigating the kill
ing of HAYS Garter d negro by NJ
Cook. motormau- who surprised the
.negra irving ~ hnrgiarixe his home
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
SEARS, ROEBUCk To
PAY DIVIDEND THIS
YEAR WITH SCRIP
0internationaI News Service

CHICAGO. Jan "A Stockholders
Of Sears Roebuck Co, a large mail
order house. viii receive the regular
quarterly dividend two dollars a
share in scrip Tor the FIRST time III
twelve years. The scrip bears six per
cent interest and is redeemable on
Or before August l5. 1922.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
THREE LOST" NAVAL
BALL00NlSTS RETURN
TO new YORK TODAY

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE three
lost" American balioonists arrived
9n special train from Buffalo at
1875 this morning, through a driz-
zl.ag rain which turned to SNOW and
then into slush. The city was envel-
oped with fog bat a good sized
crowd greeted the heroes as they
al GIFTED. l-ieatenants kloor, Farrell
and Hinton were welcomed by 300
persons. including many women. city
officials, naval officers. relatives and
friends.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
AIlROADS MAY BRING
OCE SUITS AGAINST
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
international News ssrvies.)

WASHINGTON, Jan. II Intimation
hi several big railroads viii bring
NC suits against the federal gov
lpment for alleged damage to their
Irppertv during war time operation Of
I'D b. the Railroad Administra-
en Vas seen IN the testimony OF
HpInss Dewitt Cuyler. president Of
<4e Associated Railway Executives
6efore the house interstate commerce
eommiftee today
EuyleT said the Southern railroad
Which refused to accept a guaranty OF
s per cent FOR the first six months OF
prisate operation after the roads were
returned TO the owners, would sooI
lx1ns suit for SS4.0Oe.oea damages
Tke inference was also LETT that othel
koeds would do likewise
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
SPOON BLUFFS THIEF
New 5paper Enterprise Association.

iFNea' 5Da5eT EHtsTpFise -ssoclatlon-l
NEW YORK. Jan 1T Behave
yourseif," commanded Miss Bertha
A. Miller a. she jabbed something
shiny into The ribs of Michael Amio
who had broken into her apartment
Amio Kept his bands up until the pos
ice came The shiny thing was d sill
Yer spoon.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
FORTY MEN, CAUGHT
IN MINE, RESCUED;
TWO PROBABLY DIE
Omitted Press.l

WEST FRANKFORT. III. Jan. a.
Forty miners We're rescued today
from fume- filled shaft of No. mine
Of the Old Ben Coal Corporation, fol-
lowing a gas explosion. Ten seriously
injured we're taken to hospitals,
Physicians said two probably will die.
The men were imprisoned three
hours
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
tToe Associated Press. J

NEW YORK Jan. IA Lieatenants
klcor Farrell and Hinton arrived
here this morning exactly one month
after they landed near Moose Fac
tory, after balloon flight from
Roekaway
4 crowd OF relatives and naval Of
iicers greeted the Officers. The bal
loonist declared they are none The
worse for their adventure and lined
up for photographs.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
GREEKS MAKE SECOND
IMPORTANT ADVANCE
AGAINST THE TURKS

LONDON Jan a. The Greeks
aave MADE another important adj
Tance in their offensive against the
Turkish NatiolaIists 0B the Brussa
front in asia Minor. according % The
f7reak legation here
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
RUSSIA NOW PLANS
THREE CAMPAIGNS
AGAINST HER FOES

LONDON. Jan. Three military
campaigns. enc Of them affecting
Great Britain directly has been an
der consideration BY the Russian gov
ernment. according to reports today 10
The British foreign Office. Three pos
sble theatres OF war are First. Baltic
states: second. through Rumania %
ConstantiDople; third through Cau-
casns to India
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
FORMER GOVERNOR OF
OHIO WILLIS is NOW
SENATOR FROM OHIO

WASHINGTON, Jan IA Former
Governor Willis, 81 Ohio. took his
seat in the senate today az successor
% Senator Harding Who resigned,
for the remainder % his term expir-
ing March
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
POLICE OFFICIALS
RETICENT REGARDING
ORDERS, PROTECTION

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Public
buildings. churches, public utility
plants and home OF wessthy oiti-
zens throughout the city are un-
der heavy guard tcday by police
order as precautionary measure
against possible radical demon
stration. Police officials are ex-
trcnaely reticent concerning the
order given verbally last night to
the entire force, but they init
mated il was ptompted BY federal
authority
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
Warnings Are Received.
tInternatlonsl News sersIee.l

NFN'FtesF ;
WASHINGTON. Jan 14-Warnings
of threatened demonstration with
-boInhtug activities in New York were
received by the government from a
reputable private detective agency.
departnent ot Justice Officials said
today. An investigation is being made
bat federal agents are uAsbfe to fnd
" deace that tbs demonstrations are
. occur
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
GENERAL IUDENDORFF
DENIES CONNECTION
PLAN AGAINST RUSS
tThe Associates Press.J

MUNICH. Jan IA General Luden-
dor1 denied he had presented mem-
orial p tie allies proposing a joint
offensive against Russia BY England
France and Germany He denied any
connection with General Hoffman. who
receatly said Pershing or Foch should
lead a world army against The BolsAe-
Wiki
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
Warning From Washington
lunited Pres

NEW YORK, Jan 14-Public build
ings and residences of miIlionaires
were guarded by special details Of
police today as the result Of a warn
ing presumably received from Wash
ington. that anarchists have planned
a bomb outrage here.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
JAPANESE EXPRESS REGRET OVER
KILLING OF AMERICAN OFFICER; MAY
HAVE TO MAKE COMPENSATION
. YOUNG CHILD MEETS
A HORRIBLE DEATH
llnternat.onaI Neu.s service.1

= international News Service.3 :.
: HATTIESBURG. Miss. Ian ::
: l4.-Hazel Raddin, aged three. ::
: near Camp Shelby met a hor- ::
= rible death late yesterday when :.
= il play she ran backwards into :;
!. pot Of boiling grease in the :,
= yard. She was fatally sealded :,
: and died eight hours later IN :,
:. terrible agony. :,
!. :,
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
. PROMINENT MAN IS
/. CHOPPED TO PIECES
tlnternatlonaI Nems servIee.l }

:. international News Service.l :,
I. MERIDIAN, Jan. ID Former :.
:. United States Commissioner :.
!. Moody Price was attacked al :
Z. his home il the east end early :,
Z. this morning by two unknown :.
= men with an axe and his body :
!. was literally chopped to pieces. :.
!. He died three hours later The :,
- assassins escaped No cause :
- is known for the assault. i.
!. .
.s..,-. .......
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
EMERGENCY TARIFF
BILL WILL Be OPEN
NOW TO AMEh MOMENTS

WASHINGTON. Jan IA deci-
sjgu 70 1pen she house emergency
tariff blH fa amendment Aas made
today by eae senate finance commit
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
NEGRO POPULATION
OF RICHMOND NOW
54,O47 SAYS REPORT

WASHINGTON, san The ne
sro population Of Richmond Va, IS
34.047 white population 1T j65, all
others %
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
BROKE? STAY HOME !


ft,e@spaDer Enterprise Assocfat9ou1
CHICAGO Jau a. Two bandits
aa3a ap Aatone Hanzel ripped his
coal lIang and tore OF his shoe soles
You're aae citizen. y0B are. taps
exclaimed. 81 haGdye mean. appearing
90 taa streets without mouey?'
>-Fa-a haas 1za smallest pJBa4st llu
If -Dy s-ats i1 tae Uulte4 States. IS ira
--.4g7.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
'ODAY Y
Too Much Thrift.
bin Poisoned?
EXPERIMENTAL Blondes
Re Wage Cutting.
ARTHUR BRISBANE

~ ARTHUR BRISBANE -
governor OF the state Of New
has set aside the week OF jan
q as Thrift Week in memory
Sjamin Franklin. born January
6o hundred and fifteen years
kof poor family OF seventeen
kn, Of whom he was the
kh. Franklin naturally had
Impressed upon him. The fact
ke was fifteenth. by the way.
Ito interest advocates OF birth
n" 1t would have been sad
for the United States had
Inns mother decided TO stop
Yer fourteenth child. This nation
have lost some excellent ad-
rom Poor Richard and FIRST
worker for freedoA :
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
MAsTs OF MAYFLoWER
INsVspaper Enterprise Assoc IatIon-l

T-N5WsEapUT
LONDON Jan IA THE original
nasts q the MayfloOer -hi2 ai tle
Pilgrims are believed - Ae ia
schoolhouse on the banks at th"
Thames ~ Rendei Harris rold mem
bers Of The English Nayflove fbar
ihe masis have been ia the scheol foE
many years
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14

Rockefellers total public gifts ae
estimated al $475. 600 008
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14

! Insects destroyed farm crops aorth
|1x o., ,S6s SOC last wear
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14

b amplifieation .of Shakespeare
Ter borrower nor a lender be
franklin's solemn advice. Thrift
! are named after him and he IS
"a. But What would happen if
nan decided to be neither d
rer nor a lender" and if every
Decided to make saving his chief
SIS
Kes would close. industries would
ID. and We should go back To the
fhen each had something hidde"
|pbody had much.
konai thrift is very good thing
he individual Universal thrift
i be Gala nifty
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14

big thing about f'ranAlin
iis saving OF a little money or
<lse advice about 1t, but his
that. in the words Of Mira
to the advantage OF mankind
ssing in his mind the heavens
he earth. was able TO restrain
thunderboits and tyrants."
man who will show this gov
ent and this nation how to spend
81 to solve the problem Of unem-
ent will do great deal more
EBny thrift teacher.
= Jewish News Bureau. usually
*jnforned. says Lenin is serious
= and three German specialists
q been summoned from Berlin to
q after him They tried shooting
y two or three times without
1ess although they hit him once.
Ezttack might mean poison Many
<rful men have died OF poison in
h.
she three German specialists
Lenin. what will he do for
besides giving them some OF
eonfiscated Romanoff goifs
ZEN the Empress Catherine was
mated long ago. she showed her
#ude by making the little boy
i whose arm her supply Of vac
MAS taken Duke of Smallpox
title still existed not long ago
] Augustine Of Chicago. president
Dc OptometIie Association says
temperamental blondes can bs
led by dark glasses Our climate
Is them. says the doctor. ant
IS them wild.
more practical suggestion woult
sGise the ferperamental blonde
nuHette, some work that woult
b interest her. What mel
khly call temperamental wo
a is simply an imitation Of
ing wheel whiriing around with
my belt fastening to it and moth
10 pull Men keep women idle
= blame them for being wild
"a a good horse idls and he
u down his stall.
Fhat Katherine OF Russia. as
<ng German princess. was tenn
.1menial blonde When she VA
Enessed as Empress to the Rus
i machine she Was a wonderful
ia worker in spite Of her Panic
3xki and other slips
fhe boxing commission Of Massa
oxetts forbjds wearing the Amer
i flag as part Of the costume
|xe fighters. This is step in Il
81 direction An American fla
kined with the blood OF III.
sed army lodging prize fighter.
&fhed With the wrong kind
ped The next step should be
pp prize lighting.
q might be worth while for Pres
nt Wilson 70 ask why his s,4ba
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14

Continued on Page Twol
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-14
THE WEATHER

Hain this sfterrcuf1. fair to-
night and Saturday csoier-
Frost in interior and north.
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