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Evening star., 1923-02-03
INCOME TAX FACTS.
No. s.

Anomalous as 1t may seem. person
purposes of the income tax law. A
Taxpayers status with regard to ex-
emptions and credits is determined
as Of the last day Of the taxable year
December 81, 1922, if the return is
made on the calendar year basis, as
most are. If on that day man and
his wife were living together they
are entitled to an exemption OF $4,000
or $4,000, according to the amount OF
their net income for 1922. If, how
ever, they were separated by mutual
consent or were divorced, each is al
lowed only the $1,000 exemption
granted single person.
In the absence of continuous resi-
dence together, the question or
whether man and wife are living to-
gether in the eyes of the income tax
law depends upon the character OF
the separation. II, occasionally the
husband is away on business, or If for
any necessary reason temporary sep
aration exists, the full exemption is al
lowed. The presence Of a wife Is al
lowed. The presence of a wife at q
senitarium. or her unavoidable absence
because of i'll health does not change the
marital status. and the husband is
entitled to the full exemption. But
when the husband deliberately and
continuously makes his home at one
place and his wife at another, they
are not living together for the pur-
pose OF the income tax law.
The law works both ways A man
may wed on December 81, yet he is
granted tho exemption allowed a
married person for the full year. The
brides income for 1922, however.
must be considered with that of her
husband In fling a return. A widower
whose wife died before the end OF
the taxable year is classed as a sin
gle man and allowed only an ex-
emption Of $1,000.
Similar conditions exist with re-
spect to the head of family If dur
ing the year his support Of relatives
in his home ceased. he is entitled only
to the $1,000 exemption. A man who
has a dependent child. not mentally
or physically defective, that attains
the age Of eighteen years just before
the close Of the taxable year. cannot
claim the $500 for q dependent. Like
visa II q dependent dies before the
end Of the benefaotor's taxable year,
the $500 credit 10 not allowable.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star onaes.

of Indiana around 17h was almost
points above the recent low and
compares with the close last week OF
19&. Peerless Motor made up most
of the loss Of the previous session.
while Stutz, after starting lower
quickly regained the early loss.
Renewed buying came. into the oils
today and this group moved forward
to the best prices of the week. Stand
ard Oil issues were exceptionally ac-
tive and substantial advances were
generally recorded. Gulf Oil Of Penn
sylvania and Mammoth Oil. attracted
considerable attention among the in
dependents. reaching higher prices,
while Southern States reacted some-
what on realizing sales. Wilcox Oil
and Gas, one of the ative leaders of
the past week, held well above g..
Mining shares were again active
and moved upward. Goldf1eld Florence
crossed 10, while Goldfield Develop
ment held around it's top prices. For
tuna ran up almost points at one
time.
The new issue of National Depart
ment stores common stock reached
81; but later reacted to the previous
close.
Evening star., 1923-02-03

NEW YORK, February 3.-Follow-
ing is an official list of bonds and
Stocks traded In on the New York
Curh Market fodav.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, February 3.-As has
been the case in, recent week end
markets professional operators and
the outside public today practically
ignored the usual procedure of even
ing UP accounts for over the week
end. The vigorous buying movement,
started after the termination of oper-
ations for the decline in the Durant
issues. was again manifest, and on a
larger scale than at any time during
the week. Practically all sections of
the curb market today shared in the
upward movement.
Durant issues, which have held first
nlnce in speculative activity through
out the week today continued their
Recovery from the low levels reached
on Thursday as the result of the Fish
er Body episode. Durant of Delaware
gained around 3 points today and
was up over IA points from the low
prices of the recent break.
This however, compares with the
closing price last week of II. Durant
Evening star., 1923-02-03
FAILURES DECLINE.
Great Improvement Shown Over
Same Week Last Year.

NEW YORK. February 3.-Com-
rercial failures for the current week
showed decline from the previous
week. r. G. Dun 6; Co. reports de-
rreases in the number of failures in
every section of the country the
total for the United States this week
being 437, against Sill last week and
go year ago. According to Brad
streets, the failures for the week
ended February ! totaled 434, COM
pared with sos last week and 4s1 in
the like week in 1922.
Dun's report d total of 2.165 fail
ures for January. 1921. with liabil-
fties of s53.434,003 and assets Of
$2S.757,193. This was an increase Of
1862 per cent over December in the
number of failures. but 20.4 per cent
below the number Of January. 1922.
The January liabilities were Ill per
cent larger than in December. but
about so per cent under those Of
January, 1922.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
LOANS

In tho Matter of the
Washington American League
Base Ball Club
We, the President and a majority
of the Board Of Trustees of the
Washington American League Base
Ball Club, hereby certify that the
amount of capital stock fixed by the
charter of said Club is Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars ($200.000),
which sum is fully paid in. and the
outstandin bonded and other in
debtedness amounts to about $751;
100000.
Clark C. Grimth,
President.
Edward b. Eynon, Jr.
william NJ. Richardson.
District of Columbia, to-wit:
I, Clark c. Grifdth, President of
the Washington American League
Base Ball Club, do depose and upon
oath say that the matters and things
stated in the foregoing statement
signed by me and a majority of the
Board of Trustees of the Washing
ton American League Base Ball Club,
are true to the bestsof my know
ledge, information and belief.
Clark @. Grfmth.
President
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day ow January. A. D.,
1923.
(SeaD Neenah Laub,
Notary Public, d. G.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
NEW ENGINE ORDERS,

NEW YORK, February 3.-The
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company has placed an order with
the American Locomotive Company
for ten freight locomotives for
prompt delivery, according to a re-
port from Chicago. The value of the
order is said to be $55O.000. Railway
Age reports that the Great Northern
is in the market for twenty-five Pa
ciflcs and twenty-five Mountain type
power units, while the Nickel Plate
has placed an order for thirty Mi
kados with Lima.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
NEW MONEY ORDER RULE.

American money transferred to
France or Belgium by international
postal money orders will be converted
into francs at the rate Of seven cents
each after February and until fur
ther notice, Postmaster General Work
ordered yesterday.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
QUOTATIONS ON SILVER.

LONDON, February 3-Bar silver,
30It pence per ounce. Money. IN per
cent. Discount rates, short bills, 2haft
cent.
NEW YORK, February 3-Foreign
bar silver, 63%; Mexican dollars. 48x.
Evening star., 1923-02-03

England's first woman solicitor IL
Miss Carrie Morrison. who has been
arttcled for some time to q prominent
firm OF London solicitors. Now she Is
fully dedged and can practice on her
own behalf.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.-10 at 10
10 at 75h, 100 at 1874
Washing ton Loan and Trust Cos at S21.
Real Estate Title Insurance Cos at 10.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

sc dokonce sovenskou Ze zidovskych sfedoskolakG
navstevu az as 5O sedni skou slovenskou Stene pax
ubyva neuvedomeych Sovakd posacch sve det do skoy
mad arske Jak douho pujde este dnesnich 1OO15O sc
Zdu, Slovak1 Nemc1 Madary? Je to otazkou soud4
Fodle 41s let popfevratovych nanevyse nekolka mao
et. ...m,-.3 49, Yx.AAe.,
Udrzi vsak Madafi We svych fadach znacnou cast ge-
nyn6js ejch vyhidky budoucnosti tim spat
Ees Pocet ech ryche klesa zejmena pa stred-
mich skoach popfevatovych asi 400 kes sfednich
skolach pod 25 Avsak ami procento ech podilu Gel
kovem pocu nevyshue pine ejich pokesu Gin nizs tfi
Ida rocnik, tim ma pomerne meme madarskych zaku
Poto sto, poce mad askych sredoskolakG klesne
Is dnesnch 2324, jeste podstatne. PGde vyvoj nynej
Sim empem nebudou zanedouho moci Mada, dozadujici
dnes novych sko obsadit naleze skoly
Trpi-l dnes madarska zrnaistika cinnost vydavatel
ska ma Sovensku porovnani slovenskou - jakousi
ypertro pax to zev pouze prechodny Pfisti genera
Slovensku nebude takovou zuvou konsumentkou
mad arskych tskovn arskeho dvada
atd jake dnesni Znalost mad arstny Slovensku ezi
Nemadary ryche mizi Po prevratu nebyo Slovensku
stfedoskoaka neznaeho mad arstiny Nyn prchaze
rocniky madarsny neznale, anebo znale castecne
(Muvm ovsem zacich nemad darskych) Vyrusta
ez uz nedovede nadcout ami pro Kossuha ami pro
Petofiho.
dosud nesporna Avsak lie popfevratovy vyvo
LA pozoruhodny. Do slovenskych ceskycL presa
susna fada podnikd prumysovych obchodnich Sovensk
nancni posice podstane upevnla Do pevratu byo
venske peneznctvi pouhym zomkem peneznctvi horno-
uherskeho Dnes doshue iak akciovym reservnmi kapi
italy tax kapitay sverenymi fnancnctv zdovske
jez bylo do pfevratu SesnasObne sine dalsimu
hospodaIskemu rozmachu sovenskemu pspee zajste W.
datne reforma pozemkova.
Neni mozno, ably novy duch jimz vedena je dolsa
ci sovenska neprojevi nekok let take
vote pockem Naopak, je celia isto vstupem novych
generac do zvoa bude nynes pronarodn hnuti ud ack
Ii PROTESTANT hnu mad arske ohrozeno samych svych
kadech Szentvanyovc elleyovc trait postupne onech
$50 tsc Nemad aru kter jdou dnes Mimi kulturni W.
ivoj nebude pracovat do rukou ami udackym tmarIm.
Doufam, re tyto mole dvahy opiraje hodnoverne
informace pfspe trochu rozpylen mlh pesimis-
dolehacch cast ceske vefeno phi posuzovani po-
meru ma Slovensku PIX
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

tele ma ustave Stefaniho We VI
dni. Pc roce yratil sc do vlasti
stal Sc uGitelem ma Geskem
ucitelskem ustav6, Ii jak sc
tehdy rikalo v "Budci" (Pan-
ske ulici), a ma stfednich sko-
zach prazskych. Kdyz byl t6-
locvik zaveden jako vyucoyaci
predmet ma strednich skolach,
bylo nutno zafiditi ustav pro
,vzdelani ucitelI telocviku; ro-
ku 1853 = prave pred 70 lety
- byl Malypetr poveren fize
MIN tohoto zalozeneho ustavu,
ale soucasne take zafidil L.
stay soukromy pusobil net-
navne k zalozeni jinych podob
nych lstavu a hlavne pracoval
ma poll telesne vychovy a te-
lesnych cviceni.
Tim pripravil znacn6 pudu
budoucimu pusobeni sveho "a
ka Tyrse. Malypetr pokusil Sc
j ceske nazvoslovi telocvic-
ne, pri cemz mu horlive poma-
hall basnici Celakovsky, Err
ben fysiolog professor Purky
ne. Vreiy tento podporovatel
Itelocviku a radce Tyrsuv do
ckal Sc plneho pochopeni svych
idealnich snah, tnebot' j stal;su
kotebkyf Sokola prazskeho ia
ko jeden prvnich clenu mater
ske 5jednoty, a cenna jeho .boha
ia knihovna svedci 0 tom, jak
zabyval Sc horlive. telesneu kul
turou a 5jak peclives shromaz-
d'oval vse, co sc tykalo teles-
!nych cyiceni u jinych narodI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
JAN MALYPETR.

(Zakladatel ceskeho telocvi
ku narOdil sc ma venkove re
selskeho rodu. - Prvni wink
sokolske myslenky na Beroun-
sku, kde Fuegner a Tyrs tra-
viii prazdniny. - Jan Maly-
petr zaklada cesky ustav telo-
cvicny Praze a pise prvni ce-
sEe nazvoslqvi telocvicne. -
Ucteni jeho pamatky rodisti
" Klobukach a Slaneho zasa-
zenim pametni desky a vybudo
Ivanim telocviny.)
Vyznamu prace Jana Maly-
petra, prvniho ceskeho ucitele
telocviku a sokolskeho pracov
nika, ktery iiz "a Fuegnera a
iTyrse byl chime zucastnen ma
poll technickem, melo byti
,vzpomenuto v dobe .yalecne vi
chrice, pri stych jeho naroze-
ninach roku 1915 "A ze Sc TAX
dele letos, deje Sc proto, re le.
tosniho roku otevre stanek
jednota Sokol rodisti Malype
trov6 v Klobukach novou telo
cvicnu a pri teto prilezitosti "a
sadi pam6tni desku ma dunn
stojicl. ma mist6, kde. byval je.
no rodny domek. Jan Malypetl
(nar. 20. v. 1859 vystudova
Praze filosofii a stal sc uci.
telenl ma .ustave znameho ce'
skeho basnlka Vocela. Jsa We
likym a nadsenym pfitelem ts
locviku, venoval Sc mu celol
dust a prijal misto r. 1847 uci
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tel ma temz dstave pisobi, v
kterezto vlastnosti a jak svou
muznou rozvahou a jadrnou
znalostf v oboru umeni gymna
stickeho, tax svou velkou O.
bezrelostf opatrnosti pri W.
ucovani samem vzdy Sc vyzna
menaval, sobe temito vlastno-
stmi, zvlaste ale svou mirnou
|povahou a vlidnym chovanlm
nejen naklonnost mu svere-
nych zakd, nybrz j dplnou spo-
kojenost nize podepsaneho po
|cely tento cas- tax rozhodne So
be zfskal, ze jej kazdemu v
zalezitasti t6locvicnych .vdbec
odporuciti mize take timto
vrele odporucuje.
Ma ddkaz toho vlastnorucnf
podpis a pripojena pecet'.
v >Praze dne IL. srpna 1862.
Jan Malypetr,
ucitel telocviku ma universite
prazske".
Idea sokalskAs,sama v jeho
1stavu v Panske ii1ici yykve-
tia a telocvicna jeho, prpsta a
skolni stala Sc materske jedno
te kolebkou i prvnim utpristem
a proto Sokolstvo vdecn{ a po
/, zasluze vzpomina i zakladate-
le ceskeho telocviku Jana Ma
lypetra, jako prvniho' sveho
fcyicitele a ucitele Fuegnera a
Tyse. ktery tax rad vzdy aka
demicke mladezi vypraEel zaji
nave pribehy udalostii z PRIV
Mich dob Sokolstvi z prvnich
pocatkd uyedeni modern tho te-
locviku ma pddu ceskopj ktert
vytlaciti' mel vyucovanil telo-
cviku ma skolach s jedinou W.
sadou prusackou. A tn; Maly-
petr srukou pilnou, razriou hla
YOU a rozvahou energii sokol
skou dokazal, Sjak vec. sokol-
ska j narodni vychova je mu
made vsfm. J. 3. Zyka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

Mest'anska spolecnost praz
ska navsteyQgala shlavne dstav
telocyian patfici Nemci
Schmidtovi, zalozeny a vedeny
Malynetrem. v dobe narodni-
no ptobuzeni a tlasteneckeho
rucht tiobjevily Sc tn prvni,
bourlite nekdy neshody narod
nostnl; 1stav trp6l financnimi
obtizemi a ocitl Sc pred uza-
vfenin.
Tyrsovi, jako zaku a odda-
nemp 'posluchaci zasad a uceni
Malypetrova, ! ostatnim j.
nym cvicencdtn Z ceskych ro-
din, slo o zachrariu tohoto lsta
va a proto shodli Sc, ably spo-
lecn6u praci byl ustav nadale
zachovan - ovsem v jinem ri.
zeni, Lee Nernci odmitli napro
sto dvojjazycnost dstavu a u.
tvorili 81 spolsk, tslocvicny sa.
mi.
V; lesich mad. Berounkou ira.
viii kkdy zakladatele Sokolstvs
Fuegner a Tyrs, sve letni prazd
niny, a tn zrodila Sc myslenka
sokOlska.
Hned pc navratu z letnich
prazdnin do Prahy nastaly pc
rady, jichz krone obou puvoc
cd myslenky s1castnily Sc i bra
til DIR. Eduard Gregr a dr.. Ju
lius Gregr a Em.p Tonner.
Dne 16. dnora 1862 Romans
valna hromada noveho telocvi.
cneho spolku ceskeho, Jindfich
Fuegner, velkoobchodnik a +.
ditel banky, pozdeji tchan Ju
zuv, zvolen starostou Tyr
lnacelnikem.
TAX povstala prvni jednot;
sokolska, ktera zacala cvicit
| Y ustave Malypetrove Pan
| lske ulici 6. brezna 1862
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Cd te chvile Fuegner, Tyrs
a Malypetr |byli We sluzbach
sokolskych pine a 5 celou dust
vlasteneckou tehdejsich dob.
Vzpominame-li zalozeni So
kola, vzdy $ 1ctou a obdivem
vyslovuje Sc jmeno Tyrse a
Fuegnera. Nesmime vsak pri-
hlizejice hlavn6 k telovychov-
ne cinnosti teto celonarodni or
ganisace, zapominati jejich u
citele, jimz prave Jan Maly-
petr byl a u n6hoz hlavne Tyrs
sve vzdelani t6locvicne upev-
l1oval. Znamo jest ono krasne
vysvedcenf, ktere Malypetr
Tyrsovi vystavil jimz dopo-
rucoval jej jako nejvzornejsi-
no cvicitele.
Kdyz Tyrs 5 Fuegnerem "a
kladali Sokol, NELL jiz tax da-
lece pddu pripravenou Maly-
petrem. - "Snadno 81 pony
sliti',' pravi ocenovatel zasluh
Malypetrovych " Simackove
Svetozoru z roku 1869, "mno-
ho-li Malypetr "a sveho 2O-lete
no. oucinkovani prispel k roz-
sifeni telocviku u mas, a sme-
lie mono rici, ze bez teto "a
sluhy jeho ne tax dobre bylo
by Sc darilo zaTizovani jednot
telocvicnych. - Vsim pra-
vem tudiz m1zeme jei nazva-
|ti hlavnim zastepitelem a pc
stovatelem telocviku We vlasti
nasi kdo uvazi ddlezitost te-
locviku, dovede posouditi "a
Slunu LaKOVOu.
CHM byli nam nasi buditele
ma poll dusevnim, tim jest nam
Malypetr V oboru povzneseni
teleskych sill naroda, t. j. ma
poll prakticke telovychovy. On
byl prvnim prdkopnikem ces.
keho telocviku a. ma nemalou
zasluhu to, ze Tyrsovi poda-
filo Sc konecne uplatniti Ko-
menskeho zasadu, vyjadrenou
heslem: " zdravem tele zdra
Ivy duch."
Je vyznamno take vzpome-
nouti, jake vysvedceni dial Jan
Malypetr Tyrsovi.
"Vysvedceni,
moci kterehoz nize psany stvl
zuje, ze pan Bedrich Tirs, dok
tor filosofie v Praze, telocvic.
,nu university Prazske v roce
1853, 1854 a 1855, jakozto zak
',velmi pilne navstevoval a pc
tuto celou dobu tax neoby
cejnou horlivosti cvicil, ze ,
brzkem case zvlaste znameni
tou silou svou mad ostatni spo
luzaky vynikal, v roce 1861 ;
pax v roce 1862 az do mesic,
cervna jiz vsak jakozto cvici
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-03
OUR HOUSEHOLD
CONDUCTED BY LIZZIE O. THOMAS

over as you do young chickens. You
never will find one. Spread out the
wing; hold it to the light, and look
where the flight feathers grow. That
| is the main place to grease. Do the
job gently but thoroughly once a
week.
Now comes the answer to the
question. Grease the young turkeys,
or chickens. in the afternoon; grease
the hen, too. and by morning much
lot it will be absorbed. They must
not have sunshine, it kills them just
after a greasing. My turkeys run
through q hole in the coop for a
week or more, then in the middle or
the morning they are let out with
the hen, and at noon they are fed
and shut up till about three and
turned out again. They never get
out of the pen the first time till
they can hop over a board at least
three inches high, it is at the hole
cut for them to go through. Then
1 know they are strong enough to
get along nicely.
Make a regular turkey pen, four
feet wide and at least five feet long,
tight on all but the south side and
well fixed so as to keep it cry. 1t
will last for years, can be used In
emergencies for narrowing sows,
young calves and lots of things
Mine was put not far from the barn,
in a cotton field. Since then two
acres has been hog fenced and it is
planted in rye every fall and the
turkey house shelters young pigs.
There is no use trying to raise
the turkeys in the yard; they fight
the grown chickens, and the young
ones get run over. A turkey COB
bier delights in killing young chick
ems. We kept the turkeys at the
barn and had an outside hen house
for them to roost in. They are vo.
racious feeders and when a rain
comes you must be on the job for
they can't stand wetting. Once a
sudden shower got eight as large as
fryers. They huddled just where a
strong stream swept them all over
the field. My dog would find one.
and bark and I'd get it. I took them
to the house and dipped them in
water as hot as 1 could bear my
hand, then wiped it dry. 1 had
SOOO III 1uAO L11OlIl VII XII Olo WILL
and turned and moved them as they
grew warmer and I raised every one
They appeared lifeless when took
them to the house. I have revived
young chickens that way. They are
wet and the warm water strikes in
quicker than to wrap them up, and
you can wipe them dry sooner if you
have used the warm water.
Now about hawks. Use one heap
ing teaspoonful of powdered nux
vomica to pint of meal. Mix with
cold water to a crumbly dough. Feed
one night and then three mornings
all the chicks will clean up. Take
what's left and put where dogs nor
cats can get, for it's poison to any
creature born with its eyes shut
It does not poison the egg nor meat
if you want to eat one that has been
fed on the medicine. I put what's
left where it kills sparrows.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-03
, Women Suspects
In Fatal Explosion
Removed for Safety

PADUCAH, Ky, May with
Mrs. Henrietta Wagner and Mrs.
Emma Skillian, suspects, removed
to the Princeton, KY, Jail, for safe
keeping from threatened mob vio-
lence, officials here today were push
ing an investigation of the explo-
sion which wrecked the home of ALI
fred Warren early Monday and kill
ed Mrs. Warren.
Officials ascribed to jealousy felt
by Mrs. Wagner over Warren, whom
she had raised. from a ten-year-old
child, and to whose marriage she
had objected, the motive for the
blast.
The explosion occurred after War
rem had gone to work, leaving other
members of the family asleep. The
explosive apparently had been placed
under the floor and directly under
the bed occupied by the victim, Of
ficials said. Mrs. Warren, thirty
four, was the mother of three chill
dren. all of whom were sleeping in
an adjoining room and escaped in
Jury.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-03
Young Griffin Doctor
Awarded Silver Star
For Heroism in War

BROOKS, Ga, May DIR. Lin
wood M. Gable, of Griffin, has re-
ceived official notice from the adj
jutant general that he has been
awarded the silver star decoratioe in
war department general orders, in
recognition of the heroism and gal
lantry displayed by him in action
near Beauveardes, France, July 80,
1918, and again near Pollcabbelle,
Belgium, October 81, 1918, while
serving with the 1O3rd field artillery
and the 1O4th infantry, 26th division,
in the World war;
DR.. Gable was awarded the British
military cross in May, 1918, while
serving as L. S. A. medical officer
attached to 212th Wessex field am
bulance, 57th division, of the British
army, and had the distinction and
pleasure of having King George, of
England, pin the military cross on
his coat. He was then a first lieu
tenant, but shortly after being trans
ferred to the 26th division of the
American army he was promoted to
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-03

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