The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], March 14, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

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WARWOOD |
Ob Trask st OWiMsn Whs Pulled
OSrssh OH Task Plug.
Of boob today. Tows Sergeant j
Coasor expects to tars srrected two
mb who ho belt eves guilty or pulling
the yhg frost tko targe retaining task
at tka 0serge Dorseh wall, la South
Warwood, allowing M barrels of oil
to ns out As oil Is worth nearly
92 s barrel at present, the loes will
reach over $100 Why tbs men did
sock s thing Mr. Dorseh Is st s loss
to know. The oil gauger for tbs
Standard was to gunge the tank yes
tsrday. but upon hla arrival ho found
U nasty. _
Wars Nat Playing Cards.'
ft has been reported about town for
tho past oevoral wesks that there
were a number of youths collecting
st tha lx>velnnd Engine House In the
evening to piny cards, but It appears
that tha rumor was groundless, na
several officers of tho fire company
and tho Town Sergeant have been
secretly watching the place for the
past week and there has not, accord
ing to their statements, been any
sard playing by youths In the house
Turin Beys Buried.
Teeterday the little twin boys of :
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kletsner of North !
Warwood, who were born about two 1
weeks ago and passed away Tuesday. I
wens burled yesterday afternoon in a
Wheeling cemetery. Mrs Kletxner.
who has been 111 since the birth of
•he children, was reported to be much
worse last evening, caused by th«
■hock of tho death of her boys.
House Numbers Selected.
Last evening the special committee
of Warwood council, composed of H. i
C. Pnhr, chairman; Rogers and Mur
phy. met nt the letter's home and se
lected the kind of numbers that are to
bo placed on all houses in Greater
Warwood. which will cost each real
mm *» cent* ror three number*, in
citing the case, and SO cents (or four
numbers with the case. An order was
glrna for all the numbers needed,
which will be purchased by the town
In wholesale lots.
Will Auction Off House.
To morrow afternoon, commencing
at 2 o'clock, the house and lot of John
L Hoffman In North Warwood will be
sold at public auction bv Auctioneer
W. P. Wickham of Wheeling. Mr. Hoff
man will at once begin the erection ol
another residence on North Msln
street, near Twenty-second, to be oc
cupied by himself and family. On this
same alt# he will erect a large busi
ness house In which there will be a
roller skating rink and the upstairs
will be leased for offices, the details
of the building having been given sev
eral weeks ago In this column.
“Who Discovered the North Pole?"
Yesterday afternoon Prof. John
Mitchell, principal of Loveland. South
Warwood school, asked a pupil during
a recitation who discovered the north
pole "I don't know." replied the lad.
"Correct," said the professor. -
Churches to Have Revivals.
Though it has not been definitely
announced. It Is understood that ail
the several local churches of this town
will hold revivals for two or more
weeks immediately following the de
parture of the Rev. • Billy'' Sunday,
and that ministers from ont of town
will asalst the local pastors
Band to Give Minstrel.
Just as soon as the Wheeling re
vival is closed the members of the
, GET YOUR
SEEDS
For Early Spring Planting
. Get seeds wth vitality
that will not only grow,
but will produce abund
ant crops. We have for
sale seeds of
CLOVER
TIMOTHY
ALFALFA
ALYSIKE
BLUE GRASS
ORCHARD GRASS
AJao (.arden Seed* of all
*»Haljr and SEED IfJTA
TOES.
Kowehn BaSs Lm. Brans
20r a ran.
kewefaa Thn Mfted Maali
Freark Pena. Vann
■efianre Flour. TV a «ark
WELTY’S
Ready
All That’s Men
In Spring
Clothes
It a iH hr i pie* surf t«. shna
you rhr nr a mndth —*ik
have \ou tr them o« i jhih
hv—the (ihih»mn n aortl
icnnc |u»t v* jet pnvrl
Geo. W. Fox
Oodliee. F umakfr and Hattei
No 1310 Market *
*«••• Pret St Co * Clotk.*a
McFadden’s - - - The Men’s Store
Men’s and Yound Men’s
Gabardine and Slip-Qn
RAINCOATS
At Special Low Prices.
Aa n n For Men's and Young
3)4,30 ten's Rubber Surface
Slip On Raincoats that are us
ually sold at $4.50 and $3.
Aa p. q For Men's and Young
3)4. yo Mens Poplin Cloth
Surface Slip On Raincoats, with
perfect fitting military collar; reg
ular $6.30 value for $4.98.
(h'Y paFw Men’s and Young
wf *0U Men's Plaid Lined
Double Texture Slip On Rain
coats—tan or olive—with military
collar, usual $10 value for $7.50.
$10. $12.50, $15
For Htn’i and Young Man'* Sllp-nn
Hoaabarry Cloth. Fngllali Twaad. or
tiabmrdlna Hnlnooata, either military or
ronvartlbla collar. i
■on aur os xinrooin.
S1.9S. 63.60, $3-50, S3.96, $4.96
SOTS' Otnt OOATI, $1.98.
•ni MATS. 350, 460.
1CXS’6 6UCKSB COATS and X1ATT
mums coats or au. xxstm.
We ^Sell Men’s
and Young Men's
Extra Trousers
At lower prices than any other
store in Wheeling. You save from
50 cents to SI on every pair of
trousers at this store and you have
the largest stock in the city to
pick front. You will find every
kind here, fancy cassimercs or
fancy worsteds, light or dark col
ors, plain blacks, blue serges,
either regular cut or peg tops,
plain or cuff bottoms—
98c, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, $2.98,
$3.50. $4. $5, $6.
Boys' Knee Pants.
Straight pants or blouse pants, all
si/c". 3 years tu 11 years—
25c. 48c. 75c, 98c. $1.50
McFADD N’S
Everything for Men's and Boys' Wear.
1122 and 1124 Market St, Wheeling.
Warwood band, under supervision of
Prof. William Stupp. director, will
begin rehearsing for a minstrel to be
put on In April, or early In May. In
Wheeling, probably in the Elks' audi
torium. to raise funds for the band.
To Lecture to Boya.
I lodgers were posted about War
wood yesterday announcing that Prof.
R. W Sheets. Instructor In the Col
lege of Agriculture at the West. Vir
' ginia Cnlversity. would lecture Friday
[evening at the Roney’s Point 1’nlted
| Preabv terian church on "Boy*’ and
! (sirin' Agricultural Clubs.’’ that they
may tears how to raise corn for the
State contest. The junior and senior
quartet« of the church will furnish
the vocal mualc.
Local Masons Attend
last evening nearly every Mason
In Warwood attended the Wheeling
revival services joining the large de!
••gallons of Masons from Steubenville.
Mingo Junction and WelUburg. who
! went to the revival in a body on Pan
‘ Hanoi* traction cars
Wa>-«rood Br>e<* and Personate.
Mr# Georg* Ebert*, who has been
I'seriously ill at her home in Mouth
Warwood for the past five week*. Is
slowly recovering and it is thought
•he will he ab'e to alt up in a tbort
' while
W II Jones brother of iMTid R
• one*, proprietor of the lone* bo e:
■ Mouth Warwood. has retorwed fma
- he set', where he ho* beer, for the
iasi »ev era I v ante Mr June*, of
> nsr* went 'n M el Shura yeeterday to
i meet hi* brother
M I. Wright of Mouth W’arwood
who w »# badly la, ire* bv falling front
-•a train on the Penney Ivan la road
ewadav night, la resting eaotly and If
B * ompltrwttoe* develop he will he
• Me t« rv- urn to onrh ta about three
weofc*
Mr* Harry Weaned* a til at her
hsaw Ml too'er Warowed atth la
rrlppe
Harry ( nvie SO* removed from
I.leaw a nm to hsr r Warwood Ho
ei t t**aa to i be raw wpoa *as * mb
ptevem of h<* wew reetdrar Hid
ho *e wow bwiUiag
j <■ ■ orp» a»o*a ht ► a floor fuenM
• a imddt w tiaow la Ml -a aw
I - *# csaBnag e Kb ppewmsmt* at I be
’ am* ef li*> #*iec Mrs Edward
tim**t ow T * wo tie* * a roe* Mr Wit
•m a istidai wps petwaao awd
** ’eared that ho taaae mate
K f ArhooSeraf' employed *m 'he
«oe r cured white work tag 'be **ek.
e tf! he able if ref era *e work ' ed* *
Mr* t A TTTtaam m slew ty rvte
* tk* - - - or Mea W A Mo *11 ef
' rose* Mara wed
I WiF .am Aay to reepvneg from
pneumonia at bis home on Glenn
run.
Children are much more likely t
contract the contagious diseases whe
they have colds Whooping cougl
diphtheria, scarlet fever and coi
sumption are d'scni-es that are cfte
contracted *vh«n the child has a col
That Is why all medical authority
say beware of colds For the quit
cure of colds you will And nothin
better than Chamberlain's Coug
Remedy. It can always be depend*
upon and Is pleasant and safe to tak
For sale by all dealers.
_
"Over Night."
"Over Night.'' the laugh comp*
ling comedy < omes to the Coo
Haturday matinee and night, Mar*
1*. direct from the Bhubert tbeatr
Boston, where It ran for thr*
months to capacity houses Crest*
for laughing purpose* only. It r*
tataiy AMs the b'll to the limit. f<
from the moment the curtain ri*>
••B the Acs' scene of the cpenng a
until the Anala the audience ta c*>
. *ul*e«|
•
Met' of us are so mark ibtorb
ta our own vocations that we «n n
realise the importance ef tss<
phase* of our national life which a
new shrouded la mystery For 1
stance, w* know that eongreua spew
hundreds ef m lltoas of dollars eat
year on mie navy " Iteer* Amerlc
rttinea pas mors or tews of this va
annual *ip> m tare and eon— nc
It has 'be n|ti* to know whs* “*■
«s,f' ropeswems Thsrefers l.ta
It Hot* s camera men were lartt*
i to a** *xopsay tha aarretary of »i
oa*» oa the dtapatch boat Dotphis
ph**t«*r pb cress areoe a ad t aside
af the sflral inspsrtc-a of the h
Mti review ka New Ter* bar*,
taw* November At the Caaft Fnds
•tatt aog >aff“
f*as Htti will aswd bta b-.g mwstr
remedy Swereaa Watt and ted
• h* • eurt for as »*maea*wi af ei
week beginning Weeds. wits am
o-ea oa T weeds« Tharaday aad Ih
wedai ke> aad Jstf has — ales
•he Kiel' k>ad ef a hi’ •> — sahII
tke satvrw t—ao A mpaii t
t pen pi i a rwrrwd r th a rwrta
o' FH' am geearri aad ##se*a
' * bee' eg mean Nsgtsy W a it*
ffheettag h alt FWMSter • «
COURT—SATURDAlf. MARCH 16th ST"
i
»■» m«Ttnu ma> of uftim
»
m • —■ ■ _ —- - -
Cost of Living Higher
All Over the World
__ a
PRESIDENT SUBMITS
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
' Call* Attention to Need of Intamat
iOMAl Com ml eel on to Look
Into Problem.
Submits Report on Increase on Price*
Abroad and Plan of C^Op
operative Societies.
WASHINGTON. March IS.—The
President today. In a special message
to Congreoa, transmitted the first ln
' stallmeni of the Information collected
by the Deportment of State in regard
to co-operation and the coat of living
in various European countries. The
Department, by direction of the Presi
dent, instructed the consular officers
to make an investigation. The re
sluts of the inquiry are summed up In
a letter from Acting Secretary of
State Huntington Wilson, which is
submitted with the consular reporta
’ and with a summary of their contests.
The President in his message says
that the popular demand for inform
ation of thia character apparently
, was based on the belief that some
remedy might be found for the high
coat of living. The Immediate result
| of the inquiries Instituted by the De
, partruent of State through the con
i sular officer* waa to accentuate the
j fact that the increase in the prices
of the common necessities of life la
world-wide. Intelligence presented by
• the co-operative societies shows that
even where there has been sn ad
vance In wage* the percentage has
not kept pace with the rise in the cost
of food supplies.
The President also calls attention
to his message of February 2, Ik
which he recommended an internat
ional commission to look into the
cause for the high prices of the neces
sities of life and the possible reme
dies.
Acting Secretary Wilson in the let
K" ■■ —1
' la the prices of the commodities
bought.
Various cooperative aocletlea hove
; arrangements with doctors, dentists,
and artisans by which members se
cure dividend cheeks when patrootm
las them. In other words, a commie
■Ion Is allowed to.the societies by ths
parties with whom the arrangements
. are made in consideration of the pat
; ronage afforded.
Many cooperator* are members ol
j labor unions aad there has been a poo
slhllity that the two movements would
to some extent coalesce.
. Women's Cooperative Guild or
ganlxeo the women members of coop
erattve aocletlea for social and siml
Inr purposes. It has a representative
on the educational committee^f the
! Cooperative Union.
Various weekly and monthlJHubll
cations are supported by the cooper
stive societies, and there are aM[
local society records published w™
»circulations ranging from 1,000 up
| ward.
A number of the consular reports
j describe the semi private coopers tlcrr
, concerns which are patterned to i
greater or less degree after tho Roch
1 dule allied systems.
Consumers' coal associations havi
j recently succeeded In a number oi
I British cities. A representative or
sanitation of this type In London op
crates by securing competitive tend
era from leading collieries each sum
mer and, when prices have thus beer
ascertained, furnishing order blanki
to members upon which the latter con
tract for the winter’s supply. Thi
saving of coal haa varied recently front
80 cents to $1.30 per ton. according
to the grade and other circumstances
oox.no oiuts ntsioxa
LAXATIVE HHOHO Quinine, the worM
wide Cold end Grip remedy removes
cause. Cell for full name Look foi
• Isnsture E W. OROVE. 2Sw
FAIRMONT PETITIONS
ROAD TO ENTER CITY
5»pecl«l PI'patch to the Intellgencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va.. March 13.— i
petition Is being circulated in this cit'
which will be presented to the Cham
ber of Commerce on Thursday even
Ing at its regular monthly meeting, li
| which the Chamber of Commerce wfl
: be aiked to co-operate in trying t<
get the Rurhannon and Northern rail
road to enter this city. The Huckban
non and Northern Is supposed tt
reach Rlvesville, a suburb of thla dt;
• * distance of about two miles, and thi
company has a permit to enter Fail
mont over the R. and O. lines.
Many sufferers from rheumatisr
have been surprised and delighte
with the prompt relief afTorded b
applying Chamberlain's Liniment. No
on<\ case of rheumatism in ten r»
quires any internal treatment what
| «'sr. This liniment Is for sale by al
, dealers.
CHARACTERISTIC.
"That old financier's last words wer
, characteristic of him ”
"What were they?”
"He died at the age of eighty an
said he hated to go so far below par.
—From Judgt
According to a Parisian phyticlat
I premature baldness is the result c
. some brething trouble.
r democrat announces
I CANDIDACY FOR JUDGE
8pJ.cl^LPJ"™,,'*h ,a «>'• Intelligencer.
► AIRMONT. W. Va.. March 13.
Attorney Edward C. Smith, of thi
city has announced himself as Dem<
cratic candidate for .fudge of the St
• j prerne Court of Appeals. He wl
j j make an active campaign.
•i WHEELING PROOF
J -
, j Should Convince Every Wheelin
II Reader.
r -
The frank etatement of a nelghboi
. I telling the merits of a remedy.
Bids you pause and beileva.
The same endorsement
. j Kv some stranger far away
i Commands no belief at ail.
r | Here's a Wheeling rase.
A Wheeling eltlaen testifies
r | Read and be convinced.
Mr«. Guy Rldgway. 313d Alley H
l Wheeling. W Va . says "A mem be
, of the family used Ttnan e Kidney pill
I and found them very beneficial H
. complained of an aching across hi
I bach He could not sleep well, an
. would tos« and turn In bed. Har
ter to the President describing the
activities of the Department of State
in carrying out the President s in
structions says (hat while the con
sular officers were engaged In their
Investigations their attention was
drawn to the facts given by the co
operative societies concerning the ad
vance in the prices of the most neces
sary iwticlea of food. The reports on
this phase of the subject were uni
form in showing that the members of
the cooperative associations were
feeling the universal increase in the
cost of staple commodities. The con
sul general at London forwarded a
table prepared by ihe cooperative
wholesale societies w hich exhibited
the increased cost of certain articles
in the Pnlted Kingdom since 1898
From a summary of rates of wages it
was developed that the per cent of in
crease in certain trades from 1896 tc
1910 was ll.l and in food prlcei
i 19.5. The wages of railway employ
ees during this period had tncreaaet
only 7.3 per cent. The consul a'
Southampton reported that during th«
past five years there had been an ad
vance of 3 0 per cent in the purchast
price of fresh beef, mutton, bacon
hams, butter, eggs, fruits, tea, driet
* fruits, sugar. cofree, fuel, tin. goods
“ women's appearel, footwear, clothing
6 cotton goods bedding, furniture, ant
underwear. A series of figures relat
in*i to general groceries complied hi
D the Co-operative Wholesale Society o
Manchester showed that as compare!
! .with 1898 the Increased cost of liv
iug in 1910 was 1336 per cent.
n Food High In Francs,
j i * The consul at Havre. France, re
ported food prices In November, 1900
anil In November, 1911. All these
with the exception of sugar, showei
* heavy increases. The consul a
" Lyons said fish was the only fooi
1 commodity that had not soared In pries
1 . With reference to (iermany. th'
(i'«i«ul general at Berlin reported tha
living rondltiona were seriously al
feoted by the continued rise in th
price of food products, many of th'
conimodies having advanced fa
above all previous records
In Holland the consul at Amatei
dam quoted an official agricultural r«
port covering such articles as beel
pork, eggs, butter, ■ ham. and wheal
I which showed that the increase li
* prices had ranged from 16 to 55 pe
'• cent In the 12 years following I8»«
'*• Reports for i onsulsr officers In otbe
e countries showed similar advances.
d Referring to the general subjac
r matter of the eonsular reports th
-r \ctlng Secretary of State Mvi fha
t eretire Ueirlalinni in the 1'aito.
»• Knadotn ber niter Rnpland mar b
•aul to be the nuraerv of theee eor
etle. la 1 the number of ao. lei
4 tee eae ellphtlv la etreaa of ;.•«<
* tank a metnberatilp of 2.?*1.hna Tb
» value of aalea a a* I I2.MA.PII> pound
"• ,,,fl|ii* aod *he net proflta a ere in
u **7.nan pnttada atevltap Hupplten o
£ all feiai. are |.ir^ba-e.c Vdatly a
“ a t.nleaaie l ira produce la prade
' BBd flatrlkn'rf Ihroupti meena of dt
" tea a'ataed Hi netabhorlnp In* a
nr <kroner, eelHaa apeata Market
•f vtaited b* apen'a a Ho inform tb
■ membere aa la I be haaluj .ad pnr
■4 Of P>adore
p,#r I" (apod
a "|l*e"ea oa the aor- ef aottet
it operative *f adeem, a la nr r dri idr<|
« »eva laiea^ I baa la I be earner etam>
eera report but a oideapvead an tap. t
*•" •»■»• emana mmtmmm Hrt«Mi abet
keeper# pad rrtlkba la roar apt aa
>, The , lalm la mode bp ot
a iB'evuava I bat cooperative *rm
►e rmm r*m compete attfc lepoiutai
» rnrM, • rad tap pod Ml auppatt of tbi
cnat.at.laM Spore* are pi tea M pm
< bTkrea and af r lap.ratlea aarl.t
(t peVea of van—a food pen porta |
,4 vkek <bo pm.err Spare, are Ha
>4 'ham of tb* r ap.ra'Ha a
v *r«mu t» la aaad
I
'em of |k» «.»aeea'tv
» "* -meet el epa that ’bear tlrtdml
are wbamaad bt aa#rt«rmp 'be porn
a ad ev re I loom of ibr ..rikaadu. fa
•••bad nr bv aa artaal rawnp i
nrt.ee na mmpeaaa'e for the amove
of the d rtdeoda The matorttp of Ik
roaaabl. raporta orp to laker that tk
di video da paid le par >-Ho Map membei
^4m aeaecif r »ipbl| a real red act to
-I. ..
»»< probably tho ratu>o 0f ft la trwubR
_ 11 aaw l«oan • Kid not pill# odtortlaot
I j aod pmrwnt * tot A ft or ho ba
, I naod tho rnttlotiti bo folt all rurttt ||
. I baa not bo*a ho>horod marh itsn
f and bo pralao* Itnao a KlditOT Pill* a
, orory opporttie ty."
I For o*'o by alt doaiora PrVo I
root* Kna»or Mllbtim * n H’lffalf
Vow Tort aalo apt a;* bar tbo l otto
, Ftoloa
Roaaoiabor tbo aaaio ims * - an
tabo no ntbor
„ COURT THE ATRI
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^ I Rmit* i f> i«|iaiB
► !•#*’.«*•• f|r r>iMr«R *|p
f 3k. ff* »M $#f
COURT THEATRI
I TAXICABS
I3.M PER HOUR
BLRNbACHURCH
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r^AuT^iS WBBKB== •
Clean-Up Sale of Open Stock
Dineraare Discount
U-Mgw CM— In eras ted gold—plain shape—open stock pat
tern-regular 989.00— lOOfieoa sat reduced to . $73 40
CM——Dainty spray border—full gold handles
star shape-open stock—950 net reduced to.... .$37 50
Haviland CM— Pink rose spray with conventional bor- |i
dor and gold—open stock pattern—regular $68.00 set. reduced
to . 951.00
Iirnog— CM— Gold band—plain shapa-open stock
pattern—regular $40.00 set reduced to.930.00
Limoges Chinn Conventional border—clover leaf and
pink clover blossom—$39.00 set reduced to.. . 93120
tMopa CM——Pretty rose pattern—plain shape—open
stock—regular $34.00 set reduced to..'925.50
German Chi— Gold band—plain shape—open stock—
I $25.00 set reduced to.918.75
II Englkh Porcelain—Conventional rose design with green
lines in underglsze decoration—plain shape—open stock—
$<6.50 per 100-piece set reduced to.91238
American Porcelain Green and gold conventional design
—fancy shape—open stock—$14.50 set reduced to... 910.88
Warwick CM——Yellow and greon conventional pattern I
in open stock-$14.00 sets reduced to..$334
Warwick China—Pink rose spray—border design and gold
—open stock—regular $13.00 set reduced to.$8.07
Warwick Chinn—Gold band—open stock—regular $11.00
100-piece set reduced to.$825
Buy One Piece or a Full Set—Ih* Same Dim-wont Applies.
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H. CU FRANZHEIM CO.
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING
1126-28-30 Main St. Visitors Welcome.
agr priedeusIA
019 MAIN ST.
If ANNUAL MARCH SALE U
I 20% Discount I
I For this week only on all cash sales. 20% off 1
I everything in the store. 1
. i I Wall Paper, Sanitas, Mouldings, Burlap, Fibre I
I Floor, etc. M
1 I China, Glass, Silver, Aluminum, Enameled I
K Wares, Kitchen Supplies, Sanitary Cooking' Wares, m ._
John Friedel Co.
Unusual Price Economies
, Offered During
i Refunding Sale
Don’t Miss This Opportunity
No matter where you’ve been in the habit of buy
(i 'nK- don t buy until you see the Palace Spring showing.
We’re proud of this display. Proud that we can
show you about twice as many patterns as any other
store. Proud that we can please you so wonderfully in
design and quality, at the same time you save money.
All goods are marked in plain figures; from these
prices we allow you a discount of 15%, in addition to
which we will refund your fare according to the Co
' Operative schedule during Special Bargain Week.
* - - m
I WB HAVE
FURNISHED
Thousands of
•| r HAPPY
* HOMES
„ a Vdtd Oak Why not your* !
Fe»'r*ta1 Fwten 1 I
: V- $16.95 WJZ&l
527.51 SUXSElr «
Li l f i)tk+r 1 m | mirmr, Ufft Vtfi
,emd .»k p££* *",t m drawer. * small
tal F.aten«»oo Ta- T^M, ’* * **•**■•«» | to* drawer*; al*«
Me. ..pen* to « ft. I fibers furnished larfe npKs-l
PolnM ' in mahofaiir. ear- **prn tn renter
claw iff*. ciiDf At I If f vifflt'h atid
i €t* I WP ** ' Hooter Kite he"
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