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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1919
FOUR ARE HURT
IN 7 CRASHES
OF AUTOMOBILES
Two Women, Badly Bruised, '
Expected to Recover, j
Seven auto'robiV accidents in Ok- 1
lahoma City Life vrsterday afternoon '
and last niidtt u i!tnl in innries In
four umiifli, ' "f were re
ported ii l.f in a setinns iiinililionl.nl
Wgbt.
Mrs P V. Hoffman. n?4 Wel ,
Thirty seeopd ourt. wa thrown
from tV !if uh r1' her husband was
drii inn -an .1 In.Hv Ionised w' rn ;i i ,v i
ilrvn Lv Mrs. I'. l? 1'eters, 1 Vlt Mr- i
k'mVv vMi.ivlifd mm i At TlnrtTth
and 'i ki.-ley about 5 o'cloek yester
day afternoon
Both Can Ovuurnefl.
Mrs I'rters was going east cm Thir
tieth and I Inf fman was drivim) south
on McKinlev when the accident hap
pened fli'th r;i' were overturned.
Mrs 1'etcrs a"d Mrs lluf'itian isrre
rr itfl set v in j nrri tail n iht
' i-ere .ii In lie recovering rapnllt
tn s ninrp nc at t'it'ir'mc.
lv T I hint, r was ri'hnu north on
ISriit'lwav at 7 cut 'ik Inst ti'llht oil
his niotorcvcle when an atttomoh'te
J t H lit in l .1 : r i r,i) (;,ll Rl r in i
rr.ii'ird into him
Ire w.,s hurled to
the pavement nn.l t.i'n finiiers of h n
tiifht hand were hrnken. Me was also
badlv hmied. 'Hie driver nf the an- I
tomolule Irft and rould nit be found
Floy Is Injured. j
Ttmrnie Williams, 8 ve.ir ntd child
of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wiliams, who!
live it the corner of Klin street and j
liVh't'snn, as slinhtly bruised when
an automohile dtivrn by (i T. I)c
ma"ee. 12 l'at ("ir.md avenue, ran I
K.i'ist him at l!ie cottier of Klin and
Robinson a''oul (i nVlnrk yesterday
afternoon The automobile had near
ly stopped when tiie boy was stiuik ,
which saie I hun from serious iniuty
Dr. J. li. Phrklev, who saw the acii
!ent. said l):inaree was not to blame
and that ,t'e ihild was not hurt seri
cusly
The other accidents resulted in w 1
iniurv to the persons driving them but .
did the usual damriKe to the cars.
The poli.e weie instructed this;
mortiiiiK to etifurie the traffic ordi- '.
nances even mote strinKcntly, as an j
otlier wave of careless drivmi seems
to be sweeping the city. I
BATHROOM PARLEY
IN PEACE HISTORY
I.OMi'iN'. 0,i. :5.-Sir Ceorkc
Kiddell, in a stieech at I press con
ference at Holyoke last night, re
sealed an intrretitn little "inside"
.storv of the I'aris ,eaie conference
ill vs.
"S r Maurice' Hankey," he laid,
took the last (ierman note to Presi
dent Wilson at 5 o'clock in the
morn inn on the Monday preceding the
riKninc of the peace treaty. Presi
dent Wilson left his bed and invited
Hankev into his room, then said:
"This is too cold. Let's go to the
bathroom its wanner.'
"So they went to the bathrr-nm, and
they di'ciissed AnsWmrric in rela
tions iittini? in the bathroom."
CohU Cause H i laches and Pains
I'ru i s'l I ' .i l. i ! 's and ll.'dy Pain
lamrd foil a (fill are soon lei eve
by ta'.ini; IWMTVE P.ROM.)
(jUINIM-: Tablets 'lliere is on'
one "I'.'inio l.in'iiim ," I'..
(jKOVK'S siijti itire on the box ,V)c
(Adv.,
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
FOR CHAM3ER COMMERCE
A membership i niiiuttee com"risr I ;
of llnrty fue members of the I ham- ,
ber of fommei. e w ill be apjiomtrd ,
next week, Manager Charles lv Hall
naid today The duty of the commit
lee will be to keep the membership of
Ihe chamber up to par at all tmtes ;
fallowing the recent tiriesful drive
in which 811 new members were se
cured. Several more are expected
when the bmkers return to the city.
With the more thin 1 fl members
prior to the campaign, the total mem
bership now is nearly 2.J00.
Vital Statistics
Birth.
M- nin1 f II. J. Frort. 315'4
Bouth (snnrlel. tiov.
Mr ..nl Mix. R VV. nmtdlnc. Ill
t Sixth Hre.t. tviv.
tr. end Mn l-nhert alagnua, tot
BMt Seveiiih i.',i. (Ctrl.
Pesthi,
Mrt r. w Ruplibiin.
ta. C. W. Itniib.:n dl.it m hue real
ei. Ill iVm fc.trntr.fi.ih iret, m
11 Beork y,.tfr,MV tnnr. lna Kui.fr
ai aetil r ant ht hftfl at ihr r.'.tn f
t. k " """'""'W a'lrrnonn. with
Fa h r MertM ottle ating. Ilurlnl will
n. in now Htu cfimtary.
Chronic Lingering
Diietiet
OMahon City has one ot the most
ferfectly mted institutiii lot
th admin i ung of Intravenous so
Itrtions, seiim s. etc.
A non-surgical Institutjnti for lh
treatment of chronic diseases lot
oen and men
' Jlawslnds ! ttstlmoniali on tilt
' ftsreial attention unen to the trra
t a'' ft incipient Tuberrulosii
ssajkt'i disease, piahetes Goitr
' Oinmeb and Imestmal trmible. Ner
mm iiliiui Uhrtnnalicnl lf
' . ProkaWy Ihe only inst'tulnm in the
asiartMMlt where ihe French I4 can
' nhlalned Call lor h.,klet The
hatr-State Dnrtnra, SuV Herskowu;
Baruch Reports to President
What Labor Meet Accomplished
WASHINGTON'. Oct. 25 -1'icsident Wilson's industrial confer
ence was tint in v .i in. il was declared in the rrport made to the presi
dent by the puhlir K'up today. 1'residcnl Wilson had before him the
rcpoit urging that lit establish i commission to carry on the work
which was started hy the industrial mnfrienie
The aci'ompliilui i-iits ol the indtiitri.il conference at outlined by
Ilcnurd llaruch are t'lese :
1. It biought the Issuee involved home to the nation.
3. It demonstrated the great difhcuf.ii o( a aolution.
3. The discussion arout.ed public thotichl, aod from that
thought will crme aolutloa of the indtisttial problem.
a. The Intimate relations of the fanning interest! to la-
duslnal question!) was demonstrated.
5. It was derm nsttated that both capital and labor aw
sortrty quantity pioduction at the lowest possible rest.
"All wci'mis turrit not alone proper financial trcitinent, but
rem -il i ! ' on of their position as part of the fouinhitinn of society it-M-lv"
!,--! .i t -,1 I'.jrirh todiy. "litis recognition must conic, nut at I
prnihvr (.'aoli l. but as .1 matter of inhrrrnt right.
" I iir outcome of tint d nti-r. iKe Mist he th.it there will he tnatt
i' it .iii.I mcu-asing rifort on t!'c pail ot rinploveii to ter that, not
al..ne pii'i'i r wag are paid, hut tl at thr human rights of the work
in arr i oin iilcred. Tlr tn"plier lias ceitain rights hirh must br
ifi'oioiicd :iinl prnte.-'rd. I oiiplrd with Ihne tmhts n tlir ohliga
lion tn M't tli.il ail ol Ins employs are accorded JUM treatment. "
Trotzky's Staff Reported
Seized by AntuBolsheviki
Reds Parry Petrograd Blow
COn-NIIACt-N. M, 25.-Thr rn
. .w. , .
- .
inni!"rr oi ar ami niouiir oi lim
it.! has Ihth rapttired at Tiinkoc-
Selo. according to a Keval dis;.at.h
'.i the N'.itiival T'dcde, I'totAy
liinisrlf esraird by clit'Kin to a rail
ro.nl i ar a-.d later IIcciiik from the
sce-tr in an a'i". ni' h;'c.
Troops of the northwestern liii
si, in army ptirstird the minister and
fired upon Ins car but Trotiky mc
cii'ded m rciihinR Petrograd.
The left flank of General Yude
nitch's army is reported to be imdci
fire from the b iMievik dreadn might
Poltava, which is lying in the Neva
river in Ihe limits of Prtrugud, and
shooting over the house tops.
Reds Rally and
Attack Savagely
LONDON. Oct. 25.-Rallying under
the command of Leon Trotky, bol
shevik minister of war and marine,
troops of ihe Kusian soviet ijovein
merit have savagely attacked the lines
f the Russian northwestern armv and
have siiiceedfd in parrying. lr the
moment at least, the thrust of the lat
ter against Petrograd, according to
rrports reaching this city Tsasrskne
Selo and l'avlovsk, south of Petro.
"rad, have been recaptured from the
lories of General Yudenitch, it is
c'aimed, and the advance of the hol
sheviki continues
CABINET FiEETS
FOR DISCUSSION
OF COAL STRIXE
(Continued from P.igs 1.)
of bituminous coal miners called for
next Saturday. Director tieturi!
limes of the railroad ad:ninisti.it:oM
was a'krd to inert with the cabinet
to present the situation ftoin th
standpoinf of the r.vltoadj.
Tumulty Attenrls.
Serretnrv 1 inline wis confined !'
his home with a cold and could not
attet'.l. Ml ot'i-r nieinhrrs if tb
t.resident's official family were ores
ent and S'i rrt.iry Gl.i' preside!
'ecrrtatv Tumn'tv was nrrent t
convey tl linn of Pre'idcnt Wils.i
m the sif.inti.nt.
s t''ev entere.1 'he White lb :
ivibinet oil", ials ilc'l ii-d to make
foreci t. Snine n mber ; ticwexc
were said ti bul l the belief that stc
n'tmn wa nec-saty in the face :
the vMe it,dii'tri.i (.iluatioii exiititu
icr t'ie c.Mi'iliv.
"I .on fo t'er fll'hl" .li I "lie V!'
ber i t the c I, n"t " While t'"re ;.
:'tt"ov w.-s no d!'pniiti'"n to cr 'i
f le ci'.' r: t'ie i.-petators or tu ners f
the f-i'urr of the p? iti.itioos co'i
I'lu tf I by Se.-re'.iry tlson. of( rial
who u-sed the sit)ia'ion. '" k' oi
a 'mass . t . U on tue i; urri",irnt.' "
Statement Promised.
There sinned to be di.uhl whether
the cah'net would isue a t.itertie"t 1
as to the govenunrnt's att'tnde re 1
narding the coal strike. In White ".
House circles the thought was that j
Siomi BATTERY
t'. alve a tH-yent unennillttnnal
aiiiiniti'. r In m rif I sc. heel.!'! n
t'.i r lrti l-'rilile Cnmniiiy
mi every I'ltreaily Hiiiterv aolit
GUARANTEE BATTERY CO
9 II West Ma n t Walnut 2J(
W. J MUnPMV Mgr.
Braech fAf nti-n
tOi? CUfl'n Blvd.
atTirrrttAn rax
"mi tar wssaaea'a afceiaflUa!
mi
t!ie (jw.rriuneiit's position could best t
lit stated by President Wilson in a I
lormal itatement to the public. Some
olfii ials thought the cabinet would j
recommend tins comse. i
t'ne plise of the situation which
init olfii aN bad in nuid was that
of costs of coal to the public during
the threatened strike. It was aid
that fair price committees working i
with Attorney General Palmer to re-
dine the rust of living would add
coal to the commodities on which they
have issued fair prices. Officials
said the department of justice would '
not undertake to set a nat nnal price
for coal, because of mining cost and
irrV't rates, hut that the situation
would hehandled judiciously.
As the cab net met, John I.esvis
head of the United Mine Workers ol
Anier ca, sunt word to unions through
out the country that wotk ng mines j
would stop nr.xt Friday nitht.
Lewis said the strike won I last
until the goveriynent was "able to
induce the stubborn Coal operjtors
tu deal humanely with the men who
mine coal."
"One man's guess is as good as an
other in that." he added.
P.cfore leaving for home, members
of the miners' full scale committee
'aid they realized now that public I
sentiment was largely against the !
miners, but contended there was no
change in the situation.
In the senate Senator Thomas in
troduced resolution railing upon the
executive branch of the government
to "vindicate the power and majesty
of the law" in the threatened strike.
7
Ci t at the Real Cause-Take
lr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That'i srtirt thrwnr!i of torruich
wferm are rloine nm. ImtMH ni
talnru, torurt. cxr trytns; tn patch up a '
p nigpiniL uiey we ittacwng the
'tal rtuse ol the ilmOTtJoggerl
liver ami eir(ler(!d bowelt.
Ik kdwarda Oltvsj Tthlets arnotw
the hvet m i (writhinfi. healing way.
When the live? and brwrJa are per
irnirui 'heir natural lunrfjnns, away
km iiahgestron and itntnacB UoubsM
lave wsi i bad taste, coatei'
torikne tv nimc'ira, a Uury. don't
-are (wling, no ambition r energr,
tniutue with WKligefitad fnnrujr' lake
Olive I atiieta tjie jinrute inr cakanuL
lt rclwrirru' inns lahieta ana
CHirclv vev.ral,l rtnnmind mi sen srrth
lt ml . wj will know thrni by their
ilive.iJnr rhey do the work ailhout
:rpmg irsnwrs pain
1 ake mr . two it hrrttime feqiiick
aUtl. tat wliat you like. lu. aiicJ25c
(Ailn i Itsitnert)
M.K.&T.
Engineer Says
NEW-0 RUMO CURED HIM
A man cannot do bis work if he i
sn'ier't'g from rheiitmtism. At an
rate he lamiot do Ivi best. In mam
ck's he b's to eiu't work entirely
So it was with V. T. Thoman, passen
ger eng neer on ti e M. K. S I'. Mis
pains were so severe that lie was
forced to give up his work until
New-o-Rumo pave him relief. He
rjives New-0-Rorno rredit for the
fact that be is able to i,Ve his engine
out on bis rer-itlar run now ke.id
what be has In siy of this wonderhj'
rm'dy tint did s l much for h"n
"This is to ceiti.'v tbyt was unabl
to allcnd to my 'bit es as ta-.senRef
engineer on the M K. ft T., havinn
had rheunatism for the past year
I got so bad I had tn rptit work I
purchased a bottle of New-o-Rumn
and after taking two bottles I went
back to work entirely cu'ed I kpow
il was New-eRumo which effected
a cure" V. T. Thomas. JM South
Harvey St., Oklahoma City, Okla.
If yon are suffering from the terri
ble pains caused by rheumatism, do
tot try ativ other remedy until you
' ie given New-o-Romo a fair trial
Go to your drui'gist at once and gel
i bottle or send $200 to the Nw-o
"'nmo Co, for. K'tto and Haney St..
Iklahoma City. Okla, for 3 weeks'
ireainasvi, ll will U tnt ixxi-
G. 0. P. SENATORS
REFUIE APr.iDVfiL
CF COMPTROLLER
John Skelc in Williams.
WASHINGTON. O, t. 25 -President
Wilson's nomination of
I iliil Sl.r'ti ii Will, lies to I'1'
t .'ntpiroller of the cmrenci, w;-s
ordered unf.iv ir.ihly rep utrd to
t'ie Senate lod.iv by the bank'n
and curre-icy committee of thr
senate. T he vo:e w.n ') to 7 ami
was on strict party lines V 1 1 -hams
has been holding of'ire none
March 4 under a rntu appoint
ment.
The resolution, which is tn be called
upon Monday, declares the strike
would "provoke violence, bloodilird
and in'tirreetion,"
Director General limes was waniel
today in a letter irom the National
Wholes. ilc t oj association, that while
the coal dealers did not q itit.'in the
r i K h t of the t.liiiojds to rout. scale
coal mined for the de iters, they would
di in mil compensation for such action
not merely on the basis of the fuel's
value, but also on the basis of dam
age to business and other failors af
fecting the reputation of the dealers.
ScltchyPlaccsTurncdto
Blisters. Cuticura Heals.
"Scaly, Itchy places beptn on my
face and then they turned td blisters.
My skin was sure and red, and k
burned and Itched till I scratched so
that my face wat one solid eruption.
1 could nut sleep, and my lace wis
disfirured for two years. Tbls uouble
lasted nearly ftv year.
"1 got a free (ample of Cuticura.
I atetfh with such good results that
I purchased mote. Three cakes id
Cuticura Soip and three boiea of
Cuticura Ointment bssled." (Signed)
Edward Oler. R. F. D. 4, Oldfort,
Tenn., Mar. 11, 1919.
Thes fragrant emollient are all
you need tor all toilet purposes.
. JV,OIl.el 21 ard ina.Tslem
Ilk. .SfJJ lh'm.ljl ih wnild. I .r
ampto rwrh (rr addirsi : "CotSrvra Lsr
steei. Drpi. H. Mia. Mm."
sWp Cvtuift SpUiaM wilKral Me
LITTLE JAPANESE
PRIKA DOSHA
mm
"BUTTERFLY"
TAMAKI MIUtIA
Appearing ben- this aiteritfwrt in the
stellar role of "M ula-rie I'.utterfly'
with the (Tut ago Onta association
Other members of this di tinguishrd
cast are Forrest Lamont. Vittoria
Trevinu CUtcocs) Jf'ailchiU and
Bja Kotv
ACE DISFIGURED
OR YEARS
Of I
s III
FAR EAST HIEOS
EDUCATED WIVES,
SO DOES AFRICA
NEW YORK, Oct. ZS.-Another
world dmand winch the war bin
tendered greater than the avail
able .supply, is fur ediuated wives.
a cording to reports Ironi toieign
missionaries received t 'dsy by the
inter church world moseinent of
North America
"Ihe dnnaiid," savs a statement
issued at intcr-cb.ircli head
pi liters, "is very great in the
(liirut and Afiua. where millions
of inrii h.nc letinncd from die
armies of the albc. ifl.v .'awnn
hs l a gbmpse of .m ulrntal mar
r ae trial.. ms ami bnmd them
desirable.
"Ac. oidiiig to one miss:onarv's
report, a yomin M'.shin sheik ol
feted to pass up the lour uatisr
wnes allotted to b ill I v the Koran
if tin- niiisi.iii.iiy w 'iild hi " 1 1 in
an educated Amertr.vi ie to share
Ins salt and his uincl'i In r tent."
Senator Reed Is entitled to full pro
tection m Ins right oi tree snrerli
This has notbn.g to do with the fast
that the speech is not worth the price,
--iprticfirhl Republican.
CIGARETTES
For Your Health
Clgsrattta are now being male
iHinul, uit tier tot.are or riilirbs
They rout ui u fragraut aod suotbiug
nieiliemal herbs wtiieh sniokn per
fertly. This medicated vapor is
id '.tied, llieo (ilialrd thruugh lips
or luxe, with real contentment
Not only due th smoker have
mora pleasure but tliere is a valusidr
rame.lial t.eiiebt. Pint, let it be
known lhat these eigareltes are an
aid in warding off ititlurnra aod
mills Neroinl, they are piirins,.( to
give relief in thrniit irritations,
e boarsanes. catarrh of the head or
tlirual aod la stuppiug thoa ruse
inga. but'iiigs, or other baad unises,
and la reducing deafneea of waich
cnbls snd catarrh are el." esuae Do
not confusa these wit) the euhob nr
Other similar cigarettes. No nicotine
niitlnng habit forming No nerv
oimners ('out no more than other
kinds of eigarettes and let same time
sou havH a health benefiting delight
fill smoke.
At th drug store ask for Dr
Blosser'a Cigarette Or you assy
buy it in pipe nnstiire or fur burning
on a holder (wheh women ofteo pre
fer ; but th mam thing I to get a
bet now and enjoy a delightful sur
prise. If you desire a trial paehage.
end 10 cents (silver er smpMo the
Bloe (Oon BA11, illtau, Oa,
"Save the
and You Save All"
Why we love to think
Jlomc?
They wore built beforp the war.
They are plain frame buildiiiR:".
What accounts for their wonderful prenprvation?
They have not escaped attack by the elements.
Fomethinir must stand the sun and storm for yean.
The answer is sSURFACK PROTECTION.
We have Ihe best paint for any surface, also a
brush to apply these materials in the best manner.
Call and talk over your paint and varnish work
with us.
The life-time way is ours.
STORM & ERICKSON
HARDWARE CO.
ANNEX
113 WEST RENO.
!Do You Know
That the best in City. Real
Estate Mortgage Loans can
be had from
Gum Brothers Company
Exclusively Real Estate Mortgage Loans
Third Floor, Grain Exchange Building,
Grand and Harvey
POLICE SEEKING
MORE LOOT FROM
FREIGHT ROBBERY
Two Suspects Confess to
Crime, Detectives Seiy,
Police detectives working in con
junction with federal authorities are
continuing their sranh for property
stolen from a bos car in the Santa be
railroad yards the first part of the
week It Is regarded as one of the
Li r rr st int state shipment robberies
id the last two sears.
lee MoHenis. pohie detective, lias
found Sl'XI Camel cigarettes, tl
rases of P-uire Albert tobacco and a
A "DEAD SHOT"
SAYSHINISTEr j
Black-Draitght Civern Hip1
Praia At Stomach and t.
Liver Medicine by Well- J
Known Old Gentle
man Who Haa ;
Used It. 1
M. tie. .Li, Texas -The Rev. M. C
letikms, a retired ministrr of the V
P. CJuirch South. living in this ci'
says: "I have used Black Draught a
.1 s'omnh and liver medicine, ant
h ue neer found its dual.
Once I su'fered for two months wit'
cramps and pains, tried everything '
coul.T bear of without avail, but ,
Plark Draught was a "dead shot." ' J
1 am known here and all over the
stite f ir niv lionetv and truthfulness
I am 78 i ears old and have used
Platk Draught for years. j
I can bii'hly recommend it tn any- '
one as a liver medicine that has no
equal. It is excellent for stomach
liver ami other ailments. I use it
for a bad Lute in the mouth, headache
and other sicknesses that come from
the disorders of the liver."
Thedford's IHack-Drawtht It pnre'y
vegetable, and arts actively on the
bowels, gently stimulating the liver,
and helping to increase the normil
discharge of bile into th intestines
It assists in (he d;ges!ion of food
and relieves constipation In a prompt !
and natural way.
Try Bla vt)raught. Buy package ,
of Rlsek-Drannht today. ' (Adv.)
Surface
of the old home:
Back H
Ill N. BROADWAY
large amount of chewing tobacco
which are in mg held in the uilicc Ma
lion as evtienie against the men ar
rested several days ago charged with
Hie theft.
It was said this morning that 0. S
Carter and K.I Collins, the men ar
rested, have confessed to Ihe ir'tne
and have piomi'td to tell of others
implicated
(ins Katsiolis. proprietor of a rold
drink stand ai I'M South II. oadviay, is
out on bond, c1 ai r I v t'i n v -ivm.r
the proper "y," though he insists that
he did not know anything about it.
i' TrSlSis I! lh y l Ira, Itch,
ctvY; Smart or Burn. If Pore,
Yftim VyrCl"ltiiteJ. lnflanv .i or
IUUR Ll tOGranulateiLut Murine
often. Saothaa, iefraabea. Sale for
Infant or Adult At all Dnjggista Write for
Fiea Kye book. Manas Ey laaaaf Ca, Otuga
n
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Will
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2
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"T0SCA"
Good Saata at $6.00, $6.00, $4.00, $3.00, $2.00
Plua War Tax
On Sale Today Until 6 P. M.
Frcderickton-Kroh Music Co.
500 Standing Room
Tickets at $1 On
Salo Today
The two nen were arrcstrd when they
were caugnt trying to collect mon'
from tlie it, ink slanrl man for some ot
the iiiMtctt, Mullitva said.
Aside 'r un the tobacco taken from
the i-ar six lu lls of uicn and a laiK
iliiaiitily il ell thing were stolen whirls
have not vr beni iri'nverril by the
police. Cherlrs Wilkie, nlainclothrs
man, ha lieen detailed to assist Mill
I' liix in ru.iniiig down clues.
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mtm &
223 Maia St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
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