The Jackson herald., June 30, 1904, Image 3

About The Jackson herald. (Jackson, Mo.) 1897-1911

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BEFORE
PUBLIC EYE
1.
4
KILLING OF GEN. EOBRIKOFF.
Seems to Be Direct Result of Situa
tion in Finland.
PolirlUnff, tho Kovt-rnor general of
Finland, who was asaKlnatt'(l last
week, has licen rioarrlbed an "a com
bination of a French farmer general
of taxes In pro-revolutionary day and
tho cliier of a band of modern Turkish
brlBandn." The denunciation of his
murder In the Russian official press
and his so-called dying declaration
prove nothing in his favor. They are
evidence rather of tho utter Incapacity
of the Russian bureaucracy to com
prehend the true significance of the
Finnish agitation.
While It may bo thnt Bobrlkoff was
a proper Instrument for the work In
hand, that work itself was of the most
abhorrent character In the present
days of political development. It has
been aptly said that he appeared like
the spirit of the sixteenth century ad
dressing the twentieth century, for
that fairly represents the contrast be
tween Russian tyranny and the Fin
nish aspiration for liberty. On the
one side is a pure dpspotism bolstered
up by an army and tho Ignorant loy
alty of the Russian masses, on the oth
er an enlightened people striving
against oppression, a people whose
progress impresses every visitor and
whose struggles are not those of reck
less Incendiaries, but of sober patri
ots seeking to preserve thoir rights.
Since 1899 those rights have been
denied ono alter another with an
amazing disregard of sacred pledges. A
conscription has been introduced
which encroaches on old Finnish
privileges, tho senate has been made
the crtutiiro of the. governor j-eneral,
tho courts have been mado tho serv
ants of his will, tho press has been
suppressed. Ilouriktiff'B attempt to
show thnt only a fuctlous minority of
Swedes and young Finns wna respons
ible for tho opposition Is a grotesque
perversion of fact. The hostile move
ment la essentially popular. There
has been a very retnarkuble resistance
to the conscription, and as nn Indica
tion of the general discontent we have
only to point to the fact that since
the denlnl of constitutional privileges
the emigration has been unprecedent
ed. Mno, although one hesitates to
commend even a political murder there
can be no question about the fullness
of the provocation, and when all the
circumstances are considered It was
perhaps an Inevitable expedient. It is
the curse of Russia that she forces
her victims to such acts of desperation
by which her whole policy Is con
demned. The assassination of Bob
rikoff Is, In fact, eloquent of a mis
rule which repels tho civilized world,
and If Russian statesmen would un
derstand why their country Is so Iso
lated they may learn much by reflect
ing on the causes of the tragedy at
Helslngfors. Chicago Record-Herald.
LESSON IN BRAVE SPIRIT.
Also a Good Example of the American
Temperament.
Men on the shady side of 50 may
find profit. In considering the spirit of
David Lyon, who lost the work of fif
ty years in a recent fire. He Is 71
years old. Now, let's see what this
plucky, fine, American citizen did,
and let him tell his own story.
"I went to the good wife 1 married
forty-eight years ago. She put her
anus about my neck and bade me be
of good cheer, so here I am agaiu, as
if nothing had happened, traveling on
the road and selling goods."
That man Is bigger than his en
vironments, superior an his condition.
In his breast there is goldei sunshine,
and his manhood Is of a type that de
fies fire, toll and even stays the hand
of oMer Father Time and cries: "Walt
a moment; for my work is not yet
done."
The prosperity of this ration lies In
the fact that It is a nation of optim
ists, brave men and women who look
up, not down, and who never lose
hope.
Eloped and Married Twice.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Henz of Wash
ington have Just been married a sec
ond time. In ISM they eloped and
were wedded in Rockvllle, Md. Six
years later they disagreed and sep
arated, a divorce following. Subse
quently they saw a good deal of each
other and Just before last Christmas
became engaged again. The young
woman's father did not look with fa
vor on this proceeding, so they eloped
again a few duys ago, going to Rock
villo, where they were reunited by the
a m e preacher.
AS THE WORLD
REVOLVES
EARL GREY SUCCEEDS. MINTO.
New Governor General of Canada Has
Had Experience.
Karl Grey, who has been selected to
succeed Iird Mlnto as governor gen
eral of Canada next fall, has been
lord lieutenant of Northumberland
since 1S99. In 180-'97 ho was admin
istrator of Rhodesia. One of his lis
ters Is Lady Minto, the wife of the
present governor general of Canada.
Ho is the fourth of tho carls Grey, of
whom iHe first was a distinguished
English general in the American war
of Independence.
RECORD OF MR. CORTELYOU.
Statesman Has Been In Washington
for Thirteen Years.
Thirteen years ago Mr. Cortelyou
went to Waslngton as prlvnte secre
tary to Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Rathbone. With the Incom
ing of tho second Cleveland adminis
tration, in ho tendered his res
ignation, with tho Intention of accept
ing a railroad position In Iowa. He
remained in the postolllce department,
however, at the solicitation of the new
fourth assistant, Mr. Maxwell. Though
a republican, Mr. Cortelyou was ad
vanced to the position of acting chief
clerk of the postal bureau. In No
vember, 18H5, when Mr. Cleveland
asked his cabinet advisers If they
knew of a good stenographer Post
master General Hissell suggested Mr.
Cortelyou, whoso good work had come
to his favnrablo attention. This was
tho opportunity which led to Mr.
Cortelyou's luter success. He served
In the white house sixteen months
under Mr. Cleveland.
LAWYER'S SCALE OF FEES.
According to This It Would Be Well
to Keep Out of Litigation.
Judge Goodo of Virginia tells of an
Interview he had with Judah P. Ben
jamin when the latter was confeder
ate secretary of war. "Von are a law
yer, are you not?" asked Mr. Benja
min. Mr. Goode nnswered In the af
firmative, whereupon the secretary
asked: "What do you consider a
largo fee?" "Well, up In tho moun
tains, where I live, if a lawyer gets
$S00 he thinks he has struck It rich,"
replied Goode. The secretary reflected
a moment and then said: "Now, my
practice has been this: If a client
comes to my office I charge him a
good retainer. If he comes around to
bother me I charge him a refresher
If be comes to have some work done
on the case I charge hira a reminder
and when tho rase Is concluded I
charge him a finisher."
TOLD HE CANNOT RECOVER.
Ex-Gov. Nash of Ohio Is Given Up by
His Physicians,
Ex-Gov. George K. Nash of Ohio, Is
at death's door, being kept alive only
CTQPGT KMWf
by powerful stimulants. He Is con
scious only at intervals. The physi
cians have Informed Mr. Nash thut he
cannot recover.
Oil Deposits In Trinidad.
For many years the oil deposits of
Trinidad have attracted attention,
but until recently explorations have
been confined to the surface. Now
three or four borings of considerable
depth have been made and an attempt
Is being made to place the project
on a commercial basis. Oil of first
rate quality, has been found, and It
Is said to contain a much larger por
tion of naphtha than the oils found
exposed on the surface. A Canadian
syndicate is now working this property.
, Jl rl
HAD NO MONEY TO BURN.
How John D. Rockefeller Cured Em
ploye of Smoking.
"I worked for John D. Rockefeller
CBce," said a well-known landscape
gardener of this city. "One awning I
was out In the grounds doing some
work among the plant and flowers,
and as I worked I crooked. Pretty
soon the old man strolled out that way
and when he came up to where I was,
said In a quiet way: 'I never had any
money to burn.' I didn't tumble for
second, and he stood there looking at
me. "I have managed to put away a
few dollars,' he continued, "but I never
bad any money to burn.' It fame to
me all at once what he meant and I
threw the cigar away. Next morning
when he came around there I wasn't
smoking. He came up with a smile
on his face and said: 'Well, the stove
Isn't going to-day.'" Columbus (O.)
Stale Journal.
Working Women Poorly Paid.
Among the working women In Be
glum there are 30,000 who earn less
than 30 rents a day, Only 1,000 earn
more than SO cents and only 295 more
than Si) cents a day.
6trong Language.
Fredericksburg, Ind., June fO. Re-.
Enoch P. Stevens of this place uses
trong language in speaking of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and he gives good rea
sons for what he says:
"I can't praise Dodd's Kidney Tills
loo much," says Mr. Stevens. 'They
have done me so much good. I was
troubled with my kidneys so much
tha I bad to get up two or three times
In the night and sometimes In .'he
day when starting to the water house
tho water would come from me before
getting there. Two boxes of Dodd's
Kidney Pills cttrcd me entirely.
"I have recommended Tkdd's Kid
ney Pills to many people and have
never yet heard of a failure. . Podd's
Kidney Pills arc the things for kid
ney disease and rheumatism."
Dodd's Kidney Pills aluays cure
the kidneys. Good kidneys ensure
pure blood. Pure blood means good
health. .
Church Whistlers.
Whjstllng In church, once regarded
as a profanation, now bids fair to be
come a regular feature of the service.
At one of the New York churches Miss
Louise Truax has Introduced the nov
elty of whlBtllng the offertory. So euc
oessful has this been In attracting the
congregation to worship that many of
the most fashionable churches In the
city are now bidding for her services.
New York Letter.
$100 Reward, $100.
The w arl.r. of tbta p.p.r wrl be pl.aa.d to laara
that I lirrr- 1. II Itaat "tie drwad.d dlwit ttial H'ltiu a
oa. I.W.U alii lo cuff In a.l II aifttr.a. and thai In
( atarrb. Hal. 'a tala-rlj I ur I. Iha i.niy p...llla
Buir rj'.w known to Hi. med'eal frai.rnliy. ( itanti
teitif ft 'i'tiittulUnfti di.rt... requtrra ft con.iltu
lluoal irrftltnrut. lift!!' laiarrh I urn la tau.n Id
l.nis.:, actios dlrt. tlf upuft Ibe Mu.- and lr.ur.0n
tirf.'.e of lb. ...t.ni. tberrbr dtt.ln.yiijf tbe
foiih'ltllnn if It). nli'W., atKl civil.- tlie patient
trraclu Ov buliUlbil up ibe cmi.lHull.rn and a.,1.1
Ins rattir. In d'-ti.w It. work, lb prvvnrture h.ra
much f.'th In lit curat. e power that they oOVr
In.a II uo J r-I IMiare for aar rui tbal U falla u
cure, H.ud for 1U1 of i.-ilnioiiia,..
AiM-eaa I. J. I'll INKY at CO.. Toledo, O.
r-.'l1 I all llriil!n 7n,-.
lakt liaU'a I'.mlly r!!i- f r nn.rlraL!ou.
Of London Fog.
A Frenchman was paying his first
visit to London and was walking
through Hyde Park cn one of the
many foggy metropolitan mornings
with an English friend. "Fog! Ila,
ha, tnon fren," ejaculated the French
man. "Now I understand vot yon
mean ven you say ze sun nevalre set
on your dominion. Ma fol. It dues
not rise.
Nn chromes or i-heap premiums, but
S better quality and one-third inoto
f iK-flanre Ftarch fur U same frlte
if other ctarches.
Friday In Hlttory.
On Friday Shakesprare, Washing
ton end Napoleon were born. Queen
Victoria was married, the battles of
Bunker Hill and New Orleans were
fought, America was dissevered, Mos
cow was burned, Richmond was evacu
ated, the Bastlle was destroyed, tho
Mayflower arrived and the declaration
of Independence was signed.
Plae't Cure cannot be too b'.shlv spoken of at
aroucb. cure. J. W. O llmw, 3! Third lift,
hi.. Minneapolis. II Inn., Jan. 6. IUUX
London's Old Roman Wall,
Parts of London's old Roman wall
have been laid bare by the house
breakers now engaged In the demoli
tion of Christ's hospital, Newgate
street.
o Torn rxoTiiKg look Tn.t.owr
If so. use Kcd Cross bull Ulne. It willm;ikr
them whito at n.ow. it o. package 6 tents.
Horses In France and Germany,
In 1900 France exported 3.000 horses
more than she Imported whereas Ger
many had to Import 90,000 more than
she exported.
TV.ose Who Have Tried It
will us no other. Defiance Cold Wa
ter Starch has no equal In Quantity
or Quality IS ns. for 10 i-ents. Other
brands contain onlv Vi ox.
Throw Open Millions of Acres.
The Canadian Pacific railway will
shortly place tho enormous amount
of 2S.000.000 acres of land on tho mar
ket for settlers.
Mr. Wlnalnir'ft Roothlnir Syrnp.
Fnr rbi.drrn teetliliitf , aoftriii, Oia irnrua. n-0iirea tn
fiamUiaUwa.al.aTapaui.turta wmdauiUi. Hoc ft bolllft.
Immense Stores of Tobacco.
Over 100,000 hogsheads of tobacco
are now In store in Liverpool, which
has the largest tobacco warehouse in
the world.
More Flexible and Lasting,
won't shake out or blow out; by using
Dellance Hlarch you obtain better re
sults than possible with any other
brand and one-tnlrd mors for stuns
money.
Russia Buys Persian Land.
Extensive purchasers of land on
Bahrein Island, In the Persian gulf,
are reported to have been made by
the Russian consul at Bushlra.
Important Announcement to Rectal)
Sufferers.
Frr 17 yenrs rrs. Thornton ft Minor,
the well known Kaunas city rectal ii'
eliillns. have ho.i ir.ntuiK Plies, fis
tula and Iilseaaca of the reetmn on a
poxttiva ruurnntee, whleh required no
money till eured nnt we are pleaded Hi
announce that this famona institution rn
now one(i n branch oftVe at 3! fM!
St.. fit. t.onle, Mo. The Ht. I.oula uffte
will lie fully equipped to ailmln'xtor the
wonderfully sticeessrul Tl.ornton & Mlr.nr
system of treatment, and ono of the
rm-mhers of the Arm with two el!anta
mill be stationed at Kl. Louis peinin
netitly from this time forth. Those who
have not InvestlKnted the Thornton
Minor system of t rent men t should write
at once for their nt irnce Illustrated
treatise on d'senso of the rectum, which
Is mailed free nnd oM)jild to nil af
flicted. Thev also mail n in pnge hook
for ladles, nnd as these books contain
the niirnes of thousands i.f men and wom
en proml'int throimhout this portion of
the country, who have been cured by
Drs. Thornton A: Minor. It would eerinln
ly pay anv one sufT-rlna to get there
booki end thorouchly Invcstta-nte by
writing to some of the many people who
tme been cured In years past. They
positively accept no money until the pa
tient Is satisfied that a permanent cure
has been effected. Head their advertise
ment in another part of this paper snd
write to-dav for the free bonks
A1drci tra Thornton & Minor. 1969
OHe Bt.. Ht. Louis. Mo.
Revolutionary Episode Forgotten,
Tbo anniversary of what Is known
as the Paoll massacre, when Gen.
Wayne with 1,600 men was set upon
by S,000 Hrltlsh on Pcptember 20,
1777, twenty-one miles from Philadel
phia, was unobserved this year for
the first time since tho Revolutionary
War. A high granite monument now
marks the site of the battle.
Important to Mother.
rxsmtne carefully erery bottle of CASTOUIA,
s aa'c and sure remedy for lufanla and ciiiluna,
and see thut It
Dean tho
Slfc-ufttura of
la Ik For liver an Yiara.
The Kind You Have Always IluusLL
Motor Cars in 6cotlani;.
Tlr motor-car tenor Is said to
have struck Scotland severely on ac
count of tho. number of rich tourists
who visit that country. In one case a
heavy racing automobile, running very
rapidly at night, plunged Into a flock
of sheep being driven to market, and
killed and mangled quite a number of
them.
LydiaLPinkham's
Vegetable Compound
A Woman's Remedy
. For Woman's Ills.
POLES
DRS.
rv oni narnn
THE ROSEBUD LANDS,
r A'lll llir K. r" :''
I HA IBIB 111! Dfrti
anil ani.ntr.
tai:l. Itia aama aa.nt will fl;a fur Mm an1 locals l1 .'. i bt land f.r a of aw If llir aoidlvr Lrefrra l,e lu.y, lu.tead uf ajlug llila su aad avlact lila Offt
laiid. ho.dlpra not rvulrnl to iay ttia II an ft, r on tj.-lr lat.d until a uioutri. at HT tli.'r fi:ina.
apY PRftMPTI V li-irlatratlon n.tna.luijr r amt r-)da Jnr V. S ttme fur di-lay rrtid tha 115 anil ynur 11a.-tiarra.nr f arUfl.fl couf thereof, acil t wlU
nil rnuniriLI, ai-ii.t u prop, r l-t;al v.t"'r' for v.f.ir rlf illt.ili. 1 will look .ft. r ttia entire mattir atJ ... ItMt I tia ft !t dura bia duly, abi.uld
D'-t 1 rrn'ai.rad ttia nron.v win t.a prnniplir rrlunirrt. 1 Lava 1. i,a txinr.. a. land utiorory tu .tioma for if. 1 1 aia. If you :re lo know my atandli.g tela,
prapti ltll.rn.' Natt.tiai Hank. Kl lt.no. I'k:fthnn.i.frrir promtr.rn! ortt. lal or rM'.u . f y, 1 .-rr'tor 1 al Mf.-.-nt. w.r.ia'l lo w'.on, I w til p.y rraM.naloe coo.
iul..lon for arrvKra. liurtu rttrat:o& oflit ra at liont.uvl and ankton. Addi.... DICK T. MORGAN, Lanil Atturne,, Vanklon, b. OaHota. 4
TREE TO TWENTY-FIVi LADIE3.
The Deflaore Starch Co. will give
25 Indira a round trip ticket to the
St. l.cmls ExjKiHltlon, tu five lod'.ea In
each of the following atatea: Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, Karon", and Ml
rourl who will tend la tho Inreeet
ti'imher of trade marks cut from a
ten-rent, lC-ounce package of I'cfl
ance cold water laundry starch. This
means from your own borne, any
where In tti above named rtates.
Tln.se trade marks muni to mailed
to and received by the Defiance
Starch Co., Omaha, Nclir., before Sep
tember Jst, 1P04. October and Novem
ber will bo the bffct month", to visit
tho Exposition. IJemember that Pefi
rii; co Is the only starch put up 16 oz.
(a full pound) to the package. You
cot one-third more march for the
name money than of any other kind,
and Defiance never sticks to the Iron.
Tho tickets to the Exposition will be
sent by registered mall September
0th. Starch for sale by all dealers.
Indian's Neat Retort.
One of the most richly deserved re
torts I have ever met with was that
of a Sioux girl at the Hampton Insti
tute cot long since. A silly visitor
to the school went up to the mag
ntflcent red-skinned belle and said:
"Are you civilized?" The Sioux rais
ed her bead from her work slowly
rl.e was fashioning a breadboard at
tbo, moment aud replied, "No; are
you?"
Clear white clothes are a si-n that the
houKckei-iK-r uxea Kcd t'rof.8 llall Blue.
Large '.' o package, B cents.
Methodist Church of Canada.
The Methodist church ct Canada has
"'.U.S95 members, a r.ct Increase of
2,733 for the year, or 11.3.'8 for tho
last four years, or 11?.0'.)2 since
when the varltus Methodist de-ni.rai-nations
united.
Kuperlor quality and extra quantity
muHt win. Tltts la wtoy De-fiance Starch
ia taking the place of all others.
Limit cf Wclaht for Soldiers.
Tho result of recent tc.t carried
out In the German army prora thnt
68 pounds Is the outsldo weight the
average soldier can carry on a day's
march without Injuring bis heart
FITC par lananuy wiwyt NnStanra.rrftnanaaaarrar
Ilia Oral dar'a uaa ol llr Kill,.--, owat S.r. K.-.loa.
Jr. haod for Fit K K a.OO tnai oolO. and trr.Ura.
... -ma. Ud. .Ml Arch Blrrat, fada IMua. t
A Prastlcal Philanthropy.
A large factory In Jena, Germany,
utilizes Its surplus hot water In tucb
a way as to afford the laborers nearly
a thousand baths a week.
Every tidy housekeeper appreciates '.nicely mrched
fclothes and linens. No starch under . the sun "gives
fco good a finish as Defiance Starch. It is . absofutely
free of the chemicals which other starches contain. It
never, sticks to the iron or causes the i clothes to
break. It docs not rot them. For 10 cents you get
16 ounces of. the best starch that cao be made
Get Defiance.
THR DEFIANCE STARCH CO.,
OMAHA, NEB.
"iriTir I'TT'in rv.vf.n,, Mir:.
I!
'THEKATY
FAIR
SPECIAL"
FISTULA-
27 TEARS lK US
ectipi itum ia ruts.
..'. AC HI acrTUH-
tL IrMllrt aa !JF5H Or WDIEI 01 Iktaufili at iomuil
mnt ailloa. 0"f ftlil CEIt lilt CUMO taralia thalr aarnai I'd
THORNTON & MINOR,
103U uak 61., aanaaa city, fao. and
sunn unvf. biraet.
iIC"ta. w):l npftird i:Tiili-r
awli'U. . oiiiliii'ti l I t I' H. oIlK't:,. Ki-Hti.Jlera ut.r ri'i.lrr ai4 riia lr atft-nt. faa
.''.
I ou' a..;,tl,r un'r. lo nti'rt 1 hf, d.-ti:.ml
of riiirruB, id t,nth Jiaki.t. itaar lit.-. laii.U. li a. I aa ftif.ul r.,r
Ifje ra will li a -Ji.ri; of air. for rt'L-'.tratH.n. blM.nUl
Crushed Would-be Poet
A retort which bit bard was mado
upon a would be poet at his club. "I,"
aald be, "have written a great number
of poems, but I do not propose to
have them published until after my
death." "Hurrah!" shouted a chorus
of friends, raining their glasses,
"here's long life to yon, old man!"
Insist on Getting It.
Foma grocers say th-y d"n't kfep
Defiance Btarch bc-causf ihey have a
stoi-k In hand of 12 or. brands, which
ihay know cannot be lil to a r-uaio-itir-r
who hns once ic"l tho 16 oz.
l.kir. Defiance Ktnrch fur f.una money
Reindeer's Power of Eudurance.
The reindeer can endure' more than
any other draught animal except the
camel. A reindeer has been known
to pull 200 pounds at teu miles an
hour for twelve hours on end.
I
NEW HOMES
IN THE WEST
Almost a half million acres of Ilia fertile and
arrll watered Uwla of the Knaeimd Indian Kes-i-rvatliin.
In South Jiakota, lil be llinmu ien
to aettlenienl t Iheflmcrnrm-tilln.luiy. Tlicae
Innila are beat rciu-liMl by tin Chicago At Kortlt
Weatrrn Itallwiiy'ft iltrn-t llitoufh lines from
tlilraso to Bonesieel. H. I. All aRcuts tell
ticket vis tltla liuo. isricc 111 low ratna.
HOW TO GET
A HOWE
Pend fora ropy of i:tiiiililft giving full Itifnrnia.
ttnn as tcxlalea of oM'iiifiti autl how to .efitre Itiii
semi ol land at nominal co.t, with full tleacrip
lion of the soil, climate, timber and ntturral
I era-ill rce, towua. kIiimiIs ami rliiiri'lirs.upiior.
trinities for bu.ltif.s okii1iivi railway rate,
etc., free uu apl'lk attoa.
W. . KNItKf UN,
rstrsencer Irartin Maiiaerv
n.M IIH'AlKi. ILL
SMOKERS FIND
LEWIS' SINGLE BINDER
51 Ci.tr bsltsr Quality than most 10 Citrt
Tour jotibcr or 4lrtcl from Factory, i'eorla. 111.
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach.
mm
A NEW TRAIN
TO TEXAS
Leaves St Louis Dally at 9:15 A. M. The
Be&t of Sleeping and Ch-ir Car Service.
No Change of Cars or Koute.
TO lhna whm rast l At. I nm. hmt ( 4rorr4 ahn-l tt
'. t tiirl tkroui- ' fb Ufitvry " . Inl I fill,
rr irm 1 '.-.nt Old) U -ilrn. ran nflal j k.ni-r
f fnt Irlr-a, ftu- arm! you rii(l.liif n In printed n tr
ho I It m. i.i -Biid.-ii run is m-i pi'.an
n tit fctat raj tlird luattUi t,l Cfttb uueutb. Will tu m..
" it," hi. !.;.
"THE KATY FLYtZR "
Another fat Train I.etvp St. Lovil
-ally t t) .1. P. kl,
illl 217 .(
UNO MONEY
rilTULa DlltU
.1,. IQI.n... III....
paogla cmid tr Mr
lillm aa loollcaHM.
TILL CURED
tit. (.num. mo.
Honit'.tfa4 law. lilahiof anlrr dptvrtntnaa bf
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