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1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 191?.., . ; ; -
i AID IS PROMISED
BY GLUB GOVERNORS
They Will Assist Plumbers'
Convention; Five New
Members.
Five applications for membership in
the Commercial flub wore approved
yesterday at a meeting of the board of
governor?. Theso were admitted: Res
ident A. J. Mair. F, A SehlegUr, W.
.J. Stricklev. 'on -resident J. Leo
Fairbanks, Neif York; G, A. Laugtou,
Locan.
A DOBU&ittee rcprcsontinir the ma.-tc-i
. plumbers met with t he bourd of uver
nors, asking aid in connection w.th the
forthi'oming convection which is to be
1 held July Hi, 17, 18 and 19, The gov
ernors assured the committee that the
Commercial club would lend every aid
within its power. Assurance was given
that at. least $2000 would bo forthcom
injr for the convention.
At a meeting of the mines and min
ing committee, D. F. (Jollett, secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce, made a
brief address id which be urged the
committee to take action looking to
wards the maintenance of a creditable
exhibit of minerals at the Chamber of
Commerce A sub committee eonsist
inc of W. C- Alexander, 0. H. Watson
and Grant Snyder was appointed to at
tend to the matter. This committee
will act in conjunction with a like
committee from the .Salt Lake Stock
and Mining exchange
- a
You will tone up your
system and feel better for
taking, in the morning, -z glass of
HunyadiJ.
Janos
Water m
NATURAL LAXATIVE
Best Remedy for iii&U
CONSTIPATION
KEEP BABY'S
SKIN CLEM
CUTICURA
I SOAP
Alifetimeof disfigurement and suffer
ing often results from the neglect, in
inf ancy or childhood, of simple skin af-
!fections. In the prevention and treat
ment of minor eruptions and in the
promotion of permanent skin and hair
health, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are absolutely unrivaled.
CnMc-nra Soap and Ointment cold thmuttbnut to
world I.lbrral timpl ot each mailed Uvr, ita
book. AddrM "Catlcur. ' Dept SR. Boitoo.
ir-lnC"r :.rr! men hate- i n comfort Wttfe CuCb
aara Soap Sharlnc Stick. Llbarai aample fr.
I I DENVER & RIO GHANGt I
BACK EAST EXCURSIONS.
May 18, 25. SI.
June 1. B. 8, 12, 1S, SO. 22, 2
July 3, 12, 20.
Auguet 1, 2, 10, 23. 31.
September 4, 6.
Chicago SBS.Ofl
St. Loula 49.00
Minneapolis, St. Paul S2.00
Omaha, Kansas City 40.00
Denver, Colorado Springs 22.30
Oood ratumtnr until October li.
Stopovera. Diverse Route.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
to all carta of the world.
.
T? your money with
this institution subject to
check you are protected
against loss in two ways.
First, your funds are as
sured of complete safety
by reason of our capital
and surplus of $400,000.
Secondly, you are protect
ed against paying ac
counts a second time, for
when you pay by check
you always have an abso
lute receipt for every dol
lar expended
SALT LAKE SECURITY
& TRUST COMPANY,
32 MAIN 8T
j
' Noted W oman Leader
Will Be Here Today
To Slop Over En Route to
General Federation
Meeting.
ONE of the most distinguished mem
b"hj of the Gnerul Federation or
vVom. h h -i 11 1 ;., Mis HH.-ii :tru k
BosfteU, chairman ..f the commlt-
" on InduntrhM and social con
ditions, is expected in sfnt J-ake
iiii? aiteroooii on her wnj 10
San Krancsco to aVtlAfld th hl-'-'.iniai
mooting oi the general fed era
lion. Miss ti swell ) M"-U,d ai :i: i
o'clock by way ol Liu Oieajon Short Line.
She will xc met iy meniocra ol ihe lo
cal hospitality eotnniUtec and taken to
the Hotel L'tah, where siie wlh be the
guest of the commiuwe during her siay
in Salt Lake. It Is h.il thai MlBS Bos
well can be Induced to remain OVei
Thursday and go on to S:tn r'ranclsco on
ihe direct ma' special. BO lliat Bhe may
enjoy the enter taiument punned lur lliat
day. Should .Miss Boeweil stay .'li" win
be one of the dpeakers at the maea meet
ing Thursday morning, in which the of
ficials on the directors' special trill take
part.
Miss BOSWell, Whose lioni.- is in New
i'ork, win te a prbmienl rigurc -'ii lh
biennial programin- She will give a,
report from her committee Saturday. J unci
J9, and will speak on 'What We Arc.
Learning.'' The same afternoon She Will
have hr department conferenci . when the
subject" will he "Opportunities foi a
ciai Development," "Responsibility of
lOmployers." 'Attitude ol tne Employee,"
'Real Efdclency" and "Child Labor Problem."
Miss Bos well was sent to Panama by
the government three years ngo to in
troduce club life there, so that the Ameri
can women tn the Isthmus would bo more
contented. The experiment proved a suc
cess and Miss BOSWell made another trip
to Panama on behalf of Ihe government
a year ago to fOBter her Iniant clubs,
which she found In nourishing condi
tion The hal nf the industrial and social
work of the federation Is a lltt;; woman
of genial, pleasing and magnetic person
ality, who wins her way Into the hearts
and confidence of all with whom she
comes In contact. She Is considered an
authority on Industrial and social condi
tions and Is much in demand as a
speaker on these themes. She has spent
considerable time In Washington In the
Interest of better laws for women and
children in social and Industrial rela
tions. Miss BostvH has tied been stronc re
cently and it. may be 'hat she will pre
fer making a quiet trip to California In
advar.ee of the regular delegations, so
that she may rest before the opening ol
the biennial. In this event It Will be
arranged for her to meet as many of the
Sail Lake club women as possible In a
quiet way.
It is expected that Mrs. A I Qorham,
president of the Utah Federation, who lias
been visiting in Chicago Evanston and
Iowa, will arrive home on the same train
with Miss Eoswell.
A meeting of all of the committees hav.
Ing in charg.- the entertainment of dele
gates on their way to San Francisco held
n meeting yesterday morning at the. Com
mercial club, when Secretary Joseph K.
Calne of the Commercial club gas'e a
talk along the line of points of Salt
Lake and l'tah history In which the vis
itors would likely be Interested A meet
ing of the chairmen of committees win
be held at the Hotel Htah this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Tlie information com
mittee will meet at the Hotel Utah at
il o'clock.
The ' Line a Day Book" arranged bv the
publicity committee is Just out. It Is
neatly bound in blue with gold lettering.
Carrying out the federation colors, bine
and gotd A notice of the general enter
tainment planned for the guests, with a
list of the points of Interest covered In
the automobile rides is given in the
front of the book, with the information
that a trained nurse and woman physi
cian will be on duty at the Hotel l'tah
to be at the disposal of the visitors dur
ing their stay in the city. An Invita
tion to visit the chamber of commerce
to view a display of l'tah products Is
also included. Blank pages, dated from
June 24 to July G for notes of ih trip,
are the main feature of the little vol
ume, which is for distribution among the
isitors Special information concerning
Yellowstone is given In the back.
Mrs C H McMahon. chairman of the
general federation programme commit
tee, distributed programmes yesterday
morning to the members Of the enter
tainment committees
Mrs. Lee Charles Miller, chairman of the
local finance committee, desires that all
bills made for the enteriamineni of the
guests requiring immediate payment be
sent to her by Saturday, sine.-- .she will
leave the city Saturday evening to be
gone two weeks.
The information bureau r,f which Mrs.
Joseph M. Cohen is '-hair-man. . prepar
ing some special information regarding
woman b suffrage In Utah Some general
Information and statistics with regard
the divorce law in this state will alo be
prepared.
Mrs. F. E Marcv, chairman of the
decoration committee, requests that donation.-
of flower- :r. sent to loe main
entrance of the Hotel l'tah on Thurs
day. Friday and Baturdaj mornings.
Mis. Bllsabeth H. foray, society edi
tor of The Tribune, will attend the Fed
eration meeting and Will appear on the
programme in the press conference on
the afternoon of June t5 Her topic will
be "The Chib tn Relation to the Press "
other topb- to be discussed at the eon
fereneei at which Mrs. n. McMahon,
of this city. will preside, will he
"Women m Political Reporters,"
HELPFUL WORDS
From a Salt Lake City Citizen.
Is your back lame and painful!
Does it ache especially after exer
tionf
Is there a soreness in the kiduey
I region T
These symptoms indicate weak kid
neys. There, is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention
Dean's Kidney Pills act quickly
Tbey strengthen weak kidneys.
Bead this 8alt Lake City testimony
G. A. Bates, 246 East Sixth South St.,
Salt Lake City, Utah, says "It jjivej
me pleasure to recommeud Doan 's Kid
J iiey Pill. 1 used about seven boxes,
procured at Schramm Johnson 's Drug
store, last year and was entirely re
lieved of backache and kidney trou
ble." For sale at Pehrnmm -Johnson 's Drug
Bt .e. Salt Lake City, Utah, and hv a
dealer. Price. 50c. Foster Milhurn
Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
-Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
HflCaPCa i 7Ar 7 r-7 -y-i
HELEN VAHICK B O SWELL
"Straight Reporting vs. Feature Writing"
and "Newspaper Work as a Preparation
for Literature.
The Idaho -lelosratlon of club women,
en route to San Francisco will arrive In
, .Salt Lake in a special car Saturday
I morning, June 22, remaining in the city
i until 2:36 In the afternoon The state
Federation meeting will close at Boiso.
; Thursday, the delegates win leave the
;ni day for the biennial Eighteen del-Jpg'ite.-;
will jrn lo San Cra nclsco.
The Wisconsin delegation, numbering
eighty-five, will arrive .Saturday morn
I ing at ' o'clock.
Club Notes.
Miss Pr-s Qearharl Morrison, of Lin
coln, Neb., a dramatic reader, will give
la programme at the Phillips "onsreg-a.-,tl-inal
church Tuesday evening, Juno
In the interest of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.
The art section Of the. Ladies' Liter
ary club was Invited to the studio of
ii. L. A. Culmer yesterday afternoon to
examine a famous art collection, owned
by a visiting artist. The collection con-
I tains B number of originals by some of
! the Rreat master?
j The Home and Foreign Iflssionary so
n ielli nf the First Methodist church will
have lheii annual mite bo: opening and
carry out a special programme thl aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. M IS Wat
son. L'.' Ninth avenue. Refreshments
, will be served following the programme.
...
Tlie Woman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church win meet
this afternoon at 2:30 O'clock with Mrs.
llenrv C. Catrow, 13 Fifth Last street.
.
The Frances K. WtllaVd W C T Ui
will meet at ihe Liberty park Methodist
church 'his ftornlng ,( 9:30 o'clock to
'make bouquets for distribution In jails
i and hospitals In continuation of the cel
ebration of flowrr mission dav
It is now well known that not more
than one case of rheumatism in ten re
I quires any internal treatment whatever,
j All that is needed is a free application
of Chamberlain's Liniment and niassap
ing the parts at each application- Try
, it and see how quickly it will relieve
the pain and soreness Sold by all
! dealer?.
Famous Stage Beauties
look with horror on skin Eruptions.
Blotches. Bores or Pimples. They ilon't
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen 's Arnica Salve. It clorifies
the face. Eczema or Salt Kbeum van
ish before it. Ii cures -ore Hps, chapped
bands, chilblains, bealg I urns, cuts and
bruises Une ualerl rot piles. Only
-' at Bphramm'-Johnson, Drugs.
I WEATHER FORECAStT
WEATHKR FORECAST 1 OK SALT LAKJE CITY
I AND Till: STATE "I" i TAH :l NKRAU.V PAIR
Tl E8DAT AND WRDNEBDAT
OemparatlTa waatlier data Ball Laka r"ltv.
.Iiino IT, 1P12
Hlghaat ;rm)r;illr IHat - H Arr-t.
hlghaal in this inoiiiii itdoa lTt waa 101 it
grei.-. ionri iit niitht wan 47 dasraas; lovaai
rhlii mnnlh rr 't wo; ?" leRrep. in, an ioni
prrabire fi today VII U BaBTSaa, luTnial was
HS lirgrfff a''-urnultttcl 1ell Irnry nlfe-e the
flrst ol the mnnlh if IT rt"nrr.. ; accumulated
cx-T alno January 1 I "'' 1 -cr -
nl'lc liunildlty n 4 a. m. today waa T.4
! pit oaBI relative humidity at 6 p Dl, todn o
I C.T por i eut.
I Tolnl i:e-lpltatlon for the twenty-four hour
ent!ln(5 at C p. in. .01 of an Inch; total for
thin rflorjtfl to dato la ."2 of :i Inch. acaniatatad
rea for thin monlli to ilato Is .10 of an Inrh;
total precipitation alnte January 1 to dare I.
. 10 .'Ii Inrhea, aOCUBllllatad OXCaafl a'.nrc Jauuary 1
I la .74 of an Inch
Sun riaea at (:U a. m . mo aaai t 1:09 p. m.
June 15 lBlt.
WRATHMB OESERVATIQWa
Tamparatura M j
fe 9m r -1
Stations. :. p f Z
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r I Is
i 3 r :
i I : I : I : r
! 'AI.7 LAI-.E . fi I i il i Tl
Hnire I ( I 71 I SO 00
riieyenn. 1 44 1 4 I 3 I .it
r-hlc.go I i 70 f.K I .no
Penv.r I 44 I 44 I 40 1 24
Pe. Molnea 1 I I t.2 I .00
Poda-. t-'ItT 1 M I M I 41 I 1 44
I'uluth bZ 1 i I 44 I .00
Puranao 4 I N I t0 I .00
lirand JDnrtlon (4 1 M I (0 I .07
Havre M I 70 i 43 I .00
Helena H I 70 ! 44 1 .00
Huron 4H I 41 I .00
.! kfonvllle .. 90 H 74 j 0,)
K.n.a City II I M I II .CO
tender M I ii I 38 I .J2
LiM Anuelea 71 I IS I 60 j .00
Modena 70 I 72 I 44 j .00
Moorhead M I CO I 43 I 00
Mr (irleana 1)4 I M I 78 01
New York 74 I III I J
North Plan. 16 f 4 j 10 .00
I Oklahoma M 1 70 ' r.4 13.04
Phoaula t I M I II I .00
I Pocarello .... tS S I 40 00
j Pottlr.ad Or. M I M I SI M
I Rapid rity . SO I tj .. 00
I Rofehurg H I a rr, I 00
'San Dleao I II I 70 I AO I 00
Kl. Loul. ! II ! M I 61 I 10
t Paul I II j 10 I 4( 00
San Pran -laeo l ' 71 ' &(. 00 I
Seattla 12 ! 14 f II ! 00 j
'.lor AO I 14 ! .IS j .00
Spokana 50 I J r.0 I 00
Tooopali 71 I 74 I 10 I .00
Waahnaton 7 I M ! ' 70
WUIIatoa .. 12 1 I i I .00
Wmiirmiifri 71 (,q j w
Sorenrien Enters Plea.
Alfred Sorensen. who or, April M Phot
aiv! k 1 1 ! -'I Tlvirnas II McOIHIh, appeared
yeaterday before Judfra P. La9of
bourow In the criminal dlvtalon of tbs
Third diatrnet OOUrt and entered a plaai
of not Kullty to a charge of mvirder In
tha ftrat deKre. The date of th trla:
l haa not yet been set
poslam ens
m mm
AND eOMFOHT
Pcplam and PoslaRI P'-np menu asl
ins kln health and bomfort to n:' who
are afflicted with anv ami" Ins or dls
figurlng .kin disease. These troubl
cause acute distress, particularly in hdt
weather, when bodily cot-tort is d.lfQtuJt
under best c ndJUons ltchlnR stops
when Postlam, Is applied, Irrltatloti 's
subdued, anciv akin Is comforted, neat
fn) sleep ma; be enjoyed The complete
cure of acsema, acne, all eruptions, itch-
Ini: trotitU-. .vtiTi'eirn. MIuks. waMs and
every form of skin aHment la easily ao-i.imillHl-,'il
h this perfect remedy
P'OSLAM ;-i". v V, besidra assiytlitK in
the work of heuiln? should he u.ed tlaily
for its man-, benefits to the skin, wheth
er or- not disease Is present. Best for
baby's bath: absolutely pure; soothes ten
der skin: neVer Irritates.
Schramm -Johnson, Druse, "The Never
Substltutors.v five i good stores, and all
druggists sell Poslam (price, so cents i
11 tu Posh-m Soup fprlee. 25 cents) Por
free samples, write to the Emergency
Laboratories, 82 West 86th street. New
York City
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.
TVIII'.ir-' S lifiKeague and fiertrude MrHale.
'.c,!h of Sait Lake
S. L Bn.-h. Salt Lake, and Lola Burnett.
Black fool. Ida.
Antonv T. J. Pufrenoe and MaOhalUi leather,
Salt Lake.
William P. Preston and Mahcl Amiujen. both of
?ait Lake
Loronao Pullmor, Wllford Ward, and Flora A.
Turner, Murray.
Hymm Andrewa and Marpuorlte Prderfen, both
of Salt Lake.
Births.
Prederlrk Turner Roblnnon. 7S West Third
Noith. hov
Noimnn T Hall.tticer. C51 Kael. Eltthln Pouth.
boy.
C. W Melnom, 2'- Haul Second South. Klrl
Deaths.
Edward N Riis'-h, Trovo. paralyala.
Moranrlcr Wellcn. Si Marks hospital, broken
oeok.
Francis B. Pos. 1212 fndiana ovonue. apo
plexy i atharlna J. Rhode. 7I Eat South Temple,
nephritis,
Chrlltlan Kirk. Abbott. Il0pllal. California.
fr.T-i i:rcl xkull.
Bugena Bertram fJoia, ocden. appendleitle.
Ml laral FnM II Malln MI Eat Sixth South,
double tonelllMo
John B White, Holy rrona hOapltal, nephrltla.
Lillian Carroll Coles. IUj Lnlrd avenue, cardiac
.J Million
Real Estate Transfers.
Christopher SJaton nd wife to Orace A.
Paticraon. Iota I and . block 5, rerklna
fire I addition I 460
M A. Miller and wife lo Victoria Chrla-lem-en.
lota 13 14 and 15. block 1. For
est Dale 1
William II Decker mid wife to Nannie F.
tore, lota 7 and 8, block 1. Poplar
Grove J
Inst&rd Jenen to John H. riant aod wife,
lotf. I and . block 3. S'ipcrloi addition . 2?5
W. N. Davln and ti Ife to William J.
Drake, lot I. block 10. CtT Talk 1.400
E. It WlckM to Faullne MrCee. lota
in and M. Mork 1. Perkttia I Third ad
dition ... I
Marian A. M. Cannon in WaalaV Johninn.
loir, BS, El and fiO. block I. Emeiaon
Helghta addition S50
George M Cannon to Wesley Johnaon,
lOtl B and 1. block 3. Knmrvon Helghti. . . (100
William Savage Jr and wife, to John La
Roy Savage part lot 3 block 59. plat C... 1
Q orKi CapaaOD and wife to Oacar H. Cape-.-op.
part iSbtloq 'J7. townaliln 1 couth.
rauKe t east ... i.700
Salt t.ake Ac Jordan M. & E company to
Sell Lake & Osdea Railway rompanv. pari,
aat tlon township 1 north, range 1
west loo
C'omr and rlino with us at Lagoon
Barbecue day. Fare 25c.
i WILL FURNISH FREE
COFFINS FOR FLIES
As an added Incenilvc to the "swat the
fl " content, to he conducted by the state
board of health, the. Union i?aper Box
Company Of ihis city yesterday notified
Dr T. Ti Beatty, secretary of the hoard
of health, thai they would contribute free
boxes in which the carcasses of flies may
be kept by i ontestants The boxes will
have ;i capacity of one Kill and will hold
about 1600 flies.
The contest was originated by Louis
and Adolph Simon of Salt Lake se-.-eral
weeks ago. when they offered $1000 to be
distributed In prize money by the hoard
r.f health i" those in the state who kin
the greatest number of Hies iluring the
Beason. The mUs governing the contest
will be announced by the state board of i
health within a few days! J
NERVOUS
DESPONDENT j
WOMEN
Find Relief in Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Their Own Statements
So Testify.
Platea, Pa. "When I wrote to you
first I was troubled with female weak
i.i: ,. i . ; ...... 7.. ness and backache,
,mcjw- i, and was so nervous
SISfev 1iat wou'd cry at
jtgjfyy . tne 'east noise, it
iSZ BT: would startle me so.
r W. ' 1 e?'an t0 take Ly-
ZL dia E. Pink ham's
-lyK remedies, and I don't
imKiPMyr have, any more cry
Wl'Nfl I ing 5Pells- I 8leep
' Ik H ' sound and my ner
'fi ' vousness is better.
: ' I will recommend
your medicines to all suffering women."
Mrs. Mary Halstead, Platea, Pa.f
Box 98.
Here is the report of another genuine
case, which still further shows that Ly
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
may be relied upon.
Walcott, N. Dakota. "I had inflam
mation which caused pain in my side,
and my hack ached all the time. I was
so blue that I felt like crying if any one
even Bpoke to me. I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and I
began to gain right away. I continued
its use and now I am a well woman."
Mrs. Amelia Dahl, Walcott, N.
Dakota.
If tou wanl sprrial adrice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
iromau and held lu strict confidence.
Cloak&SmtHoast f
2S8 260 MAIN ST. I
' ' The Store That Gives Value. 1 ' I
Crowded to the DooA
Monday I
WITH EAGER BUYERS expresses the enthu W
siasm displayed at our Clearance Sale of the I
entire stock of Tailored and Fancy Suits. i
The women of Salt Lake Citv are thoroughly aware of thefl
that a store doing a STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS is saving themJ
dreds of dollars annually. The mere fact of our phenomenal grrjl
in the women's ready-to-wear business is ample proof that they dnj
ognize the value and advance styles we arc offering, because allflj
clientele are those whose credit is perfectly good in every other J
in the city, and it stands to reason that we give them more stylel;
better value, or they would buy where they have an account. p
Those of you who have been accustomed to the credit svstemB
the advanced thinking women of this age, and help reduce htm
cost of living by paying cash, not to credit stores, but to tliel
store that does only a cash business.
The enthusiastic response to our Sunday advertisement meaff
continuation for a few days of the most astounding price cuttingF 1
on stylish high-class merchandise ever offered in this city. f
Every suit in the house included, nothing reserved. Jgj
All $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, tffc gK taK
$45.00, $47.50 Suits B j&jr W
for oje price . VP JL O m
All $50.00, $60.00, $70.00. gt
$75.00, $80.00, $85.00 Suits J? J? Wtx
FOR ONE PRICE . . . W &d 4kd J
258-260 MAIN ST. '
' ' The Store That Gives Value. " Wl
PS ii
A Excursions East
jyi From Salt Lake or Ogden to
j m Denver and return $22.60
1 Kansaai Oity and return 40 00
St, Louis and return 49.00
Omaha and return 40 00
JJ, Chicago and return 55 .00
i St. Paul and return 52 .00
Plxptrtionately low rates to other points.
I DATES OF SALE:
1 May 18, 25 and 31.
J aTune 1, 5, 8, 12, 15, 20, 22 and 29.
S , July 3, 12 and 0.
JH August 1, 2, 10, 23 and 31.
IjHj September 4 and 5.
jHtL LIMIT, OCTOBER 31ST, 1912.
iZrr STOPOVERS; DIVERSE ROUTES.
tP Excursions West
To Ang-eles, San Francisco, P irtland,
JWJMUM Tacoma, Seattle and other points, at
flMU var-OUB times during- the summer.
For further parttculars call av
(jmfa City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah,
vkW&CjJ TELEPHONE 4 r I 51
Qlfy? . EXCHANGE 1 J)
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