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New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks for Sale

CLEVELAND SEDAN. 1924-balloon tires, Driven e5OO miles, bargain for quick sale. nnK ih. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
JAPAN JOINS U. s.
 IN GAS EXPORT BAN
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control for warships and airplanes. England demands freedom of com merce for werships" and variants of the same Idea are the headlines ap- bearing over the dispatched in to- days Paris newspapers telling of the developments at the Geneva conference for control of the traffic in arms,
 Every paper gives first page po- stion 10 its account of the British proposal that warships be omitted from the list of armamonts which are 10 be subject to International control. It Is the first time since the conference opened that any prominence has been given to the proceedings in the French press
 Tho French delegation at Geneva. although it postponed taking a po- sition on the proposal, Is credited here with tho opinion that warships. especially submarines, even without their armament being taken into consideration, could form an object Of clandestine commerce extremely dangerous 10 peace,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Mrs. Shepherd Free on
 Bond Friend Provides

Chicago, May 8,--NIrs. Julie Graf Shepherd, charged with aiding her husa and, William r. Shepherd, in killing their ward, William Nelson NoCNntock, orphan millionaire, and hs mother Mrs. Emma Neson Nc lis mother Mrs. Emma Nelson Me today pending grand jury action. A friend provided bond for her late yesterday,
 Her only expression during thc brief court procedure vas a refor- once to Judge Harry Olson, insti- gator of the coroner's inquest into the deaths which resulted in the grand jury indictment of Shepherd and recommendations that Mrs. Shepherd he held.
 He has an ohsesson; the Shep- herds are his ohsesslon. Hes got what you might fttingjy call Shcp- herditis," she said.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
City Items

SO carpenters wanted, Saturday at II, l., Mills Hardware Store for free apron,
 There was q hearing this af.or- noon before the public utilities com- mission in Hartford for a bus line rom this city 10 Lake Compounce.
 Mrs. l.. (. Baker has opened her summer homo at Indian Neck for lhe season.
 Home cooked luncheon, Crowep'- --aIlt,
 rh, Catholic Women's Benevolent legion wlIl meet tonight at S;S0 o'clock at The homo of the late Mrs, James U'Rrirn 1910 Stanley street,
 NlroIas and Iauos, at Morans'- yIlf,
 rns,mH Past Nob0o Grand asso- uauon VIII u-ct with Magnolia 'o1-. o! Erstol on Tuasl7y after Hopn.
 G..oanscn player pianos al Morans' -alF'.
 Et.yN Cadonl"s rantv is HOW on sal" d, trr IIo,l Hlrf.-alyt,
 Tur arvloois store os Marano Marine. MuDrur' WAS so,l dt puh- nc uucron yr~',r,ay lay United States AUcuouonr W. II. Wukr!re 10 X. rohon ol Nv Haven for $G9o. Martin H. Hwwrtz Is trustee Of the bankrupt ,stlr"
 Copies Of tho ll.ra't for January 1, 1925 anl February $, 1925 want cI for our rl"s-al>t
 The Hrst h,arnE in tho matter of R. Eorson, l0r),rir' furniture deal- or. ~}0. 'he ','1 at Tho rofaroa's office ua Mn"'lN morning at Il o'clock.
 Eo'''r skating saturday night Wa'.'t Dtuh.--advt
 Tre doeree 'a7m ot Stella Re- brErh ,oiEe win rahoorsn tomorrow rirr' 8. 5 o'clock at odd Fellows hall
 Nf~hsal R'2zrE Of to7 Lyman s.,..'. 5aI Miss Mary Neubauer Of .o Hawkins street, have taken out n arriaga license.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
A. w. O. l.. HERE

Sergeant George Elinger this morning apprehended Fred Zippo of l5 Beaver street, an apprentice sea- man on the Coast Guard Cutter No fave, who has been listed as de- sertcr from the naval station at StaplHton. Staten Island since May 5. Hippo, who is 19 years Of age, will be held by the local police until an agent of the navy department is sent here 10 take him back to the station.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
COMMUNIST BARRED
V The Asso"tated Press.

bV IUt ANsO'TNTeI FT tsh
 Munich, Bavaria, May s.-Ruth Fischer, German communist leader, has been forbidden to fill g speaking engagement here because the ad- vance poster advertised her as a member Of the executive committed Of the third international Of Moscow.
 In defense Of their action, the police declared the Moscow interna- tonal openly aimed at overthrowing the present state hy force.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
GIRL SCOUTS ID RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Graduate in Hygiene and Care Of SiCk,,CoOlidse Signs Certificates

Fourteen young women in New , Britain, members Of the Girl Scouts, have passed their examinations in the Red Cross training course in home hygiene and care Of tho sick and will be given certificates of graduation in tho near future,
 The course Is a sort of q begin ncr'S course preparatory 10 taking up training m a hospital. IL is gIy. Cn under the dlrcctioL Of Miss Grace l.. Stowcll, a trained nurse and q local Rcd Cross nurse, Several Of Miss Stowels students Of last year have taken up training In the New Britain General hospital and this years class Is expected 10 produce more student nurses
 Among the members Of tho class arc several students who have had considerable sickness in their own families during the past winter. and the attention received by the pa tieuts from the student, acting under the instructions of the physician is said 10 have saved the expense of a trained nurse,
 ! Diplomas signed hyPresidcnt Cal win Coolidge have been received hy chairman Curtis L. sheldon of tho New Britain branch of the Ameri- can Red Cross and will be present. cd 10 the following young women: Gladys Hogaboom, Dorothy Bou- wens, Irene Haigis. Francis Miller, Ellen Boardman, Helena Doane, ICornelia Tlagg Gertrude Gibney. Marjorie Gibney, Lily Calmbach. Ruth l., wacker. Florence Tomkins, Margaret Ames and Ruth Skinner.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
NEW BASEBALL FIELD

Providence, R. L, May 8.-AIdrich Field the new baseball plant for Brown university, will be dedicated Saturday, May IS, when Dartmouth will appear in Providence as the opponent of the Brunonians. This announcement was made today by Dr, F. W, Marvel supervisor of athletics at Brown, who also gave ont a program of exercises that will precede the Bro1n-Dartmouth con- .1,S+
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
SEE MOTION pICrrRES

The children ot Grades IT, Y, arj VI al the Nathan Hale sohoo. Uor" shown a motion picture. "Tho Light of a Nation" yesterday afternoon, the film showing tu" 1rogr. ss fr0" torch to incandosceat .31nn. toco,hor wph a tour Of tne W N.@19eaoHse Lamp Co, plant. Frank IridoHA>, Jr., illuminatinc o0g,ncor of lie Westinghouse co.. assisted hv Hsr- nard Cramptor of q, roTr'~tirut Light & Power Co. axru0.j lie scenes during tfa shoTirc
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Tot I.IH'r5

200 EAST MAt& ST. PHO%E :1oi.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

The g. < r. uoIuR SALE corr. Dodge Frofhers DcaIc-s l55 ELM ST. TEL 77i.
 prel Evenings
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
TOOLS TAKEN

A complaint vas made 10 the po- n"e this morning by the hoard of public works. that the tool box on a tractor on Slater road had been broken into and two hammers and a screw driver had been stolen. Motorcycle Policeman Hayes vas detailed 10 investigate,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
TO SPEAK AT Y. M. C. A

Charles r. Herroy of New York who has travolcd all over the world, visiting 41 different countries, will speak this evening 10 the directors and committee chairmon al the Y. M. C. A, The meeting will start with a supper al G;30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Cons Salary is SS.33

East Rochester, N. H.-One ward in this city pays its policeman the nrincely salary of sS.33 a month Since an old man who held the of- fee for several years resigned, the council has been unable to find any one who will accept the position.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Wolves Trap Women

Rome-Many women and children were forced to remain for more than an hour in church on the slope of Mi. NesuYius when a pack of wolves surrounded the edif1ce during a serv- Ice. Villagers later drove away the wolves, which are rare In that re- gion.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
LlMITATION OF CLAIMS

At court of probate holden at New Britain, within and for the district of Berlin in the County ot Hartford and S'ate of ConnecuCut, on the 7th day Of May A. p. 1925.
 Present Bernard F Garney, Esq. Judge On motion Of Mortimer II. Camp of said New Britain sE administrator on the es- tate of Da,ld' Ella late of New Britain. w"hIn said distrI"t deceased.
 This court doth de0ree that SIX months he anoveI ard limited for the creditors o' sad estate 10 exhibit their claims against the same to the admirtstrator and directs that putli. notice he given of this order l,y ad}orrisng in a newspaper pub lished in said New Britain, and having a circulation in said district. and hy posting a copy thereof on the public sign post m said town of New Britain, nearest the pla'e whore the decoas"d last dwolt.
 Certified from Record,
 BERNARD r. GAFFNET Judge,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

leaFIy UFdeF Kates Upon AppIICatlon Count 6 words to a line.
 lt lines to an inch,
 Minimum snace. lines.
 Minimum Book Charge sS eontL No Ad Accepted After ?. Nj. for Classified Page on Same Day. Sat. 10 A. NJ.
 Ads Accepted over tho Telephone for convenience of customers Call y.5. Ask for Want Ad" Operator.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Special Notice

A very important meeting of for mer license holders will be held In the grill room at the Flks club Monday evening at 8 o'clock. (Signedl Committee-advt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Special Notice

Owls whist MOndav o,oLr-. Nav 1lth. Odd Fellows hail. Ar.. s'-C.'. IS prizes. Playing starts a' '..". Admission 25c.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

While sleeves which come Up as far as the elbows are being tried out by London traffic police.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Special Notice

Dance gIyon by Thusno'da lodge ct Msnner-cor. hall o-.~~aay May 2.
 --adyt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
NOTICE

The Board cs EZan.~rt.'o a.i Registration Of Mrs. $ Vi. aa3 a meeting at th" stat I.t~ary H.c'- ford, Conn Wodno~]ay, I."r 2" 1925. at 1l:oo a IT. ."Et- -n ing tima1 EvamlHa'.a .r~ rsr Sc tration will he hr1 "' '. S..'c Cap apitol, Juno 7th a0I t-'"
 WINITEED A. uAL~. E. y
 Secretary. State iEra-r
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks for Sale

BETTER USED CARs i9at Coupe tlow mlleagsl 1i3b. 1894 Tudor. $500. 1923 Tournga S?0O to $500, lgs2 Tourlugs. sis5 to ii7b. RUNABouTs AND ToURlNGs ALL YEARS
 ALL PRICES oldsmohile touring in beautiful cons dtlon, I5j0.
 ELMER AUTOMOBILE co. 22 MAIN ST. TEL ibia. POPULAR FORD DEALERS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
uurMoBILE USED CAR DEPT.

HUrMoBILE USED CAR DEPT. lIupmobuo. 1928 4-pass. coupe. llupmobilc. Model N touring. Hudson, 1920 touring. Iiupmohile. 1g22 sedan. Paige. 1918 touring. lluwnohlle, 1928 9 pass. coupe, llupmotiP, 1920 touring. Essex. 1923 coupe. Chevrolet, 1924 sport touring These ears are all in good cuudi- ton and are well worth the prlce In every instance. Terms can be arranged.
 CITY SERVICE STATION. INC,
 2lo HARTFORD AVE. "The House of H1qmobus Cars.'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

UNITED STATES ROYAL CORD TIRES
 We carry a complete line Of |. s. Tirea for automobiles, motorcycles and hieT.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

The Classihcds are on important part of modern business.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Auto Parts and AucS,Orics

FOR SAFETY T1EST-use Varuum Cur tires. T. H. CogsweI. 3 Chestnut st.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

oLDsMOBuIE MOTOR CARs-'The Re-
 fined Six" Smith Motor Sales, 100 West Main St. Phone 29J0.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
THE HERALD "WANT ADS"
Charge PrenaI,

Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference.
 LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

WILLYs-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor cars showroom and service, l27 Cherry st. The Seeve-Valvs Motor" R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2O5l-2.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

IsLD CARS 10cT Hudso1 s2ceds,or, 1921 Hudson ,oup.. l'-a lluIe,n z Iass, saIan. 1'-l RWrE 7 pass, saton, lH@l Egl. : pass. touring. 1925 MnN~c'l r'nb sedan. I'"i MaAWoll rub sa3au. lr@3 S,uI7haknr srar. six touring. l"22 .-'uIttakcr light six coupe 'tgf l'Nctl sport touring. 1927 IIulsau tour.ns l@@4 EoNH eourr. lGoi l'ord roupr
 MANY OTHERS
 -TUE- Iit,NrIMtN ALTO SALEa O.. 1og ARCH 1T. TEL. olg9. USTD FORD EUNABuLTS-ouc rcgula and one box hedy. see E Tcrwliger Connecticut Light & Power Compan; Garage, g3 Wes' Main at
 ISEp JARS
 SPECIAL THIS WEEK Ia.I Ford coupe. lh2a lord sedau, Ia-i Ford 4olIst,r. l}l9 s,udrha.rr tou,.uE
 Sr rEHinE ALTO cr., Is All, II ST rIlD%E cll.
 CTE% EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Lost and Found
Personals

YOU DON'T TAKE A CHANcE--If VIC set your camera and you don't get TO- suits we give you a new roll FREE. Arcade Studio.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

CE-ARROW-hudson. Essex. Amer. tcas leading car values. See the new coaches Honeyman Auto Sales Co., l3s Arch St Phone 2l0g.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

fIaLG IsITIT6 ' '
 Hartford, Conn,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

STUDEBAKER-Serv and salesToom al 225 Arch St. A. q D. Motor Sales Co., Inc Phone 266
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28
BY BLOSSER

with his neglect and his attentions
to other women. | would not eve"
acknowledge to myself that ! WIS
moro or less in love with Walter
Are YOU shocked at thot2
Copyright, 1925, The Seattle H"p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28
I JiAl6WSH TWSGSI
~. 9S 19CG3 FEJCCScG
y " g Olive Roberts Barton
NO. 18-THE SNEEzING SCHOLARS

50 the scholars began.
How dear TO my heart
Are the scenes Of my childhood,
When choo. choo, achoo,
Choo, achoo. choo, achooH
The bad little goblin had blown
some more snuff all around the
room before they reached the third
line
II do declare cried tho teacher
GROSSLY. one would think VIC were
playing train instead Of having a
singing class with all the choo.ehoo.
ing that is going on. There is time
for everything and this certainly Is
not the time for sneezingr' Achoo,
Achoo"
For at that minute some OF the
snuff got UP her nose. too.
The class laughed. I'm sorry to
say and that she got crosscr than
ever
At that minute she spied tho COB.
Inns long nose and back OF II the
goblin himself.
who arc your" she asked in sur.
prise
"A visitor" said Sntcher Snatch
meekly. II came TO take lessons in
sneczing."
At that the teacher seized a stick
and drove him out
The Twins laughed. "He still has
the snuff box" said Mister Whizz
solemnly.
60 BE ContinuedJ
Copyright, 1925. y, Il. \. Service, Iue.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28

Malone Londvn newspaper nee
porter rejected hy tho Girl he loves
because hv has no heroic durds Go
hls credit, appeals TO his editor Tor
n dangerous assignment and is sent
10 interview Professor Challenger
who has recently returned from
South America with a story which
NO ono believes, OF the existence
there OF prehistoric animals by
way Of proof he shows Malone "a
sketch 90 stcEosaurua, which he
had found among tho possessions II
dead explorer Maple White, some
photographs, aud piece ut the
wing pt a ptcrndaCtyl At Hcivua
tiTic lecture that utEht Challenger
calls for volunteers FOR an cNprdia
ton TO test the truth of his ussor-
ttons. Thus ono f0EEy mOruius
Young Malone finds himself mems
hrr 0t a party ui three setting cut
FOR South America, Tho other two
are Professor Summarize, scientist
and Lord John RpNtOu, Wrll-kuown
explorer Nt MuuRUs. Challenger
unexpectedly Joins the expedition.
After no DAYS 81 travelling up the
Amazon and enc 81 its tributaries
they are forced 10 abandon tho boats
and take TO canoes, At this point
they say goodbye to civilization
and disappear into the unknown
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pcctcd 10 keep On with Il, II one
saw that ono had made great mis-.
take.
Divorce i'm tho minds Of some poo.
pic Is an almost unpardonnblc sin
and no one so separated should bc
given another chance. And so
lived on and on with Harry ALLOW.
ING him to torture me every day
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There he goes. said Nick look.
ing thru his spy.gIass down az the
earth. II see the goblin"
Where" cried Nancy
"see him running. pointed Nick.
Mister Whizz and Nancy looked
over the edge Of the acroplane Nhey
had just left BeanstaIk Land and
sure enough, There vas snitcher
Snatch with the snuff box under his
arm, running for dear life along a
road.
Now what is he up to. do you
suppose?" said Mister whizz. He
had done about enough mischief with
that snuff, and the Fairy Queen s
uncle viii be tired waiting for It,"
Look" said Nancy Hes 90.
ing into a school house
Ny! Ny! That's dreadful" said
Mister Whizz, shaking his head.
Snuff has no right in school
house Of all places. Wen have to
get him out OF that at once, If not
sooner"
Down came the tiny acroplane and
Mister Whlzz parked it in tho school
yard.
wen peep in at the window"
said he. "and sec what is going on. I"
50 three pairs OF eyes pcepcd over
the edge Of the window sill, and what
do you think they saw?
Snitcher Snatch seated in a back
seat behind big geography book
and pretending 10 study. The teach.
or never noticed him at all.
wen now sing America said
tn. teacher. CLOSE books. stand!
Sing"
SO the children began:
MY country Ills OF thee.
Sweet land Of libcrtee,
on thee ! sing!
Land where achoo. achoo!
Choo! Choo. Achoo. hchoo,
"s.5D" paid the tcachcr. us this
n singing class or a sncezlng class.
Lester put down the window Tic
class lH catching cold.
wen begin another song. said
tho teacher. Try the odd Oakcn
Bucket"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28

leave him and liy, With the man
one wants, ! recognized this dimly
all that last year when I was mar.
ricd TO Hurry Ellington but | said
10 myself that divorced woman
was "A disgrUccd woman. | did not
realize that any other partnership
was not irroyocablc, that IN any
other partnership one was not OK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28
Leslie Prescott

the sweetest woman on earth, and
that woman is my wife. JACK
Letter From Ruth Burke 10
Leslie Prescott
Your letter was not unexpected
dear Leslie, altho many OF the things
in 1t surprised me. particularly that
beautiful poem by Karl whitney.
In the first place ] must tell you
that Walter had some important
business that came up unexpectedly
in New York His attorney tolc-
phoned him, and az we hnd been
separated so much lately / decided
to go with him We only had 30
minutes TO make the train. / in.
tended to call you up this morning.
but received your letter before VIC
were thru breakfast. and 80 con
cludcd that ! would write TO you in.
stead
! wonder II you realize how much
more intimate YOU aud Ms with
each Other on pnpus than we are
when wc speak face OF face. Some
way when I read your letters 4 gee
an entirely different Leslie before
me. You pour out yourself ON paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28

80 completely. There arc none OF
the inhibitions which you seem to
have when we are talking
As you say Leslie, Il took me a
thns time to make up my mind to
marry Walter in to first place, /
had q queer leftover prejudice about
a divorced woman marrying again,
got tho wrong idea. you know.
thought marriage should be- easy
and divorce hard, and now | know
that II should he marriage that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28
hould DO hard and divorce easy

should be hard and divorce easy.
! know now that tho prejudice
against divorce Is n silly convention
or unwritton law, invented by man.
who THINKS thus to surround mar.
ringN with moro Inn ortancc.
Marriage Is bcredly important
dear, but not the way most people
look nj t. We uC just beginning
to find out, VIC arc Just beginning
TO realize that Il Is worse TO i'Tc
with man one abhogs than II is 10
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Tibet angle
TELEGRAM FROM JOHN Aides
rKItSlOTT TO SYDNEY IAI;nnN

Just to let you know that all Is
well with the Prescott family. old
man, and that am tho huppicsi
man In all tho World, because j have
fallen in love all over again with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28

TOMORROW: This letter con-
.....I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-28

the sweetest woman on earth, and
that woman Is my wife. JACK
4 ,t,.. .-,,a.., nt,t. In,.i,. a.. :
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(coDyright 1875, n Z. \. service lua) !
Evening star., 1925-08-04
WOMAN MAY GET
CIVIL SERVICE POST
President Favors Following
Wilson Precedent in Filling
Gardener Vacancy.
py stan Correspondent of the Star

LYNN. Mass. August 3-The i'm.
preston gained here is that President
Coolidge will appoint Il woman to fill
the vacancy on the United States Civil
Service Commission caused by the re-
cent death of Mrs. Helen Gardener.
In fact there is ba sis FOR little more
than an impression. 1t is strongly
limited by associates Of the President
that il is the Presidents intention to
continue this high Government place
as patronage for the opposite sex.
1t was said. though, today that the
President has not made up his mind
as TO the individual whom he will ap-
point, although he has reduced the
long list of applicants and aspirants
received by him down to two or three.
1t is thought that he will have little
difficulty reaching a decision when he
thinks the time has arrived for him
to act. 1t was said al the executive
office that while all the papers relating
to the making OF this appointment
have been turned over to President
Coolidge. he has not indicated whether
he Will make the appointment within
the next day or SO or whether he VIII
wait a longer period.
The names suggested to the Presi
dent for consideration in filling Mrs.
Gardeners place, but which the EN-
eCutive office prefers not to make
public a [ this time. contain those OF
several women prominent in national
or pa rty affairs or both. There is
understood to be an equal number OF
men suggested for the place. but those
close To the President intimate that
from the very start he had in mind
the appointment of woman.
Favors Women I'm Office.
President Coolidge has since becom-
ing President frequently stated that
be believed in appointing women to
high public office and that it was his
intention to do so when the occasion
presented itself.
His last public statement TO this
effect was just before his Inauguration
last March, when the matter of the
possibility of cabinet changes was put
up to him. He was asked If there
was any likelihood that woman
would be appointed to his official
family. While not answering the
question directly. he stated that he
was impressed with the records of
Evening star., 1925-08-04

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