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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER WEDNESDAY MORNING; MARCH 31, 1920. NO r.TATERIAL FOR . Durham Commissioners Unable To Proceed With Road Building Now. . Bf JAMES A. ROBINSON. Dorhaai, Slarrh 30.The awarding of eoatraot for the paving of tht pre pooed , University booltvard between Durahm a ad Chanel Hill waa held up at Greonaboro yesterday, oa aeeount of a arnoua ahortajr of eeaereto material. Chairman A. P. Carlroa, of th Durham eoHnty boatd of.. oBimiaioart, aad Engineer Y. E. Behnepfe, who returned to tha city laat aucht from the Greens bora meeting, where they went to assist ia opening tha bid, reported that all hop for beginning the boulevard work Iirioe to early Maimer had abont vn shed. Tha shoring bf . material , a reapoaeible for ro at reel ore refuting to make bide oa tha project.- Cbairmaa Frank Page, of the commission, arse there and he arged inaiediata building f tha boalevaad. Tha funeral oervieee for William Warron, aa aged eitiaea of thii eounty, who died at hie home on the uueee road, about two mile from tha eity, were conducted thia afternnoa, at 8 o clock, from tha home. Iaterment in the fam ily barying ground. Tha deeeaeed wae 86 year of age, and one of the oldest citlaeaa ia Durham county. He la tnr vlvtd by a largo number of relative, -moat of whom live ia thia county. Aa interesting revival ia ia progress . at tha Wealeyaa Methodist church, at Wett Durham. The terviee are being roadaeted by tha pastor, Kev. C. K. Oeatry. each night. The meeting is be ing featured by old fashioned preach ing gad tinging, It will continue through Sunday, April 4. lira. Margaret Kilparrlea, aged 83, died yesterday at her home on Yates avenue, following a abort illness of cere-1 bra! hemorrhake. Her remains were carried to Tuacarora, X. C, this morn lag for Interment. Otecn Hospital Conditions Need ; Some Correcting (Continued from rag Gat,) and cruelly treated, and that a few men were responsible for tht tending . of these telegrams. Meat Condition Unsatisfactory. eth. That mesa eoaditien during tha past year have been unsatisfactory thai little effort hat been made to pro vide food for ambulatory patients ia aa attraetiv and appetising manner; that at timet good food haa been spotted in tha cooking; that during the period af inspection, tha food improved, proving that proper supervision ata not w eaereiaed. Also, that sanitary eonai tioue were not satisfactory except in - the officer' patient taestv Cockroaches wora numerout in fcitehent .and some dining rooms, and young aad untrained recruits oa kitchen police duty rushed through, their work in a carelett and indifferent manner. "Sth.' The guard wet not aualrieafly trained i at times tha guard did not exe rente Order properly. Lieutenant John - R. Williams, infantry, wha wat dis charged March S, 1930, wat Inefficient aad uatruttaortky at anl officer; an listed men had no roaieet for him ne an officer and Horgeant Rellly wat in efficient nt a nan commissioned officer of tha guard, "6th. For professional reasons, the action taken ' by lieutenants t;rwi Dowling, Ensign, Milla and Bheehta In isolatioa after expoaiag themtelvea to iaflaaaaa when the hospital waa In quar aatlae, cannot be questioned nil offi- earn, enlisted men nnd civil iana were aubJoeUd to tha same treatment, but tha inspector cannot tea tha wisdom of jutufleatioa ia pltemg then ameers la a section tcreened-tor tleeping pur potts in aa isolation ward which at tht time contained eases af Infections - tad tonttgiout disease and eiposlng them to further danger. Major Peust, tayn tha Inspector, thould have promptly detained theaa officer an teeing them in tha automobile nnd then reported ta the commanding officer and thould have vitited Ward 1-1 aad teen whit aaeommadatiaaa war available there I'tfort ylaelng th offlrert there. CeU Klauay'a Itosammandatlona. Coloatl Kinney' 1 recommeadaliotii tret . " ..,Tht6rgant' Eeilly b brought I trial for assaulting Trivete Brown. Tt&- Trivtte ; Hlekerton b -tried - for ni-ahMt of duty and that Private Brown ! tried for assaulting th ttrgeant of tha sward. S. That ith artiwrof a fw -soldiers in urging and toliciting other to eeaj toiegrama ws a violation f army regu- lationi, but in view or the fact that the men are tubereuhjt patients,' tnd ins, mcaturt not responsible for their acta, disciplinary action it not rerom' ended. 3. That Jajor frank A.! t'rawford. aamtary eorpt, a relieved at tncta ni cer, discharged from th tervle and b replaced by a competent officer. 4. That men detailed for permaatnt , guard duty be thoroughly inttrueiea ia Put guard msnual. V- - Cot Flavor weed. Xenreeeatativ Hannibal iV Oodwt today secured a tupply of flower seed from thtt Department of Agricultur to b used in a -lea-ui) eampaig in NartrtSronna t b conducted by th North Carolina Landowner Ataoela- Hot. . Th request earn front W. A. McOirt. of Wilmington, general man tger of th association, who telegraphed Bepreaaatatlva Godwin at TaUowt: "Tha Konk Carolina Laadowaert Aseeeiatloa ia alanaiag a tlena-ap tarn paig and a aampaign agttntt th bout fly in thia state, inn win tnvoiv itie wemc and to aeeur thtlr Interest aad support w will ffer them tower and vesubla etd for planting,' Clean wp and beautify it th tlagaa for the womea. Ca yon furnish a good tup ply af Bower ed at once.1 : JtepreteataUvX1yd K. Hoey arrived In W'ahlngtoa tdy after week ' North Carolina on legal butiaes. He will b in th city for a few day 1 f.ir going t Balcifh.ta attend the rotate lmocraU convention April S. liopreteatttive Hoey will, ba'the temporary ohtirmta of th convention. - Wank Alet..P4iea.-i..-':i f .retary Daniclt hss sett tke fal l. I letter ta Senator Pig, ehairaua i f i .e Krt committee a naval 09 ' po tha department rec- . ! t to t (infrrcvs the inclusion 1 '!! of t"..' , .-, 1 TWO NCHES HOLDS PBI Ml Contending Wilson Business Men Lay Claim To Narrow Strip of Ground Wilton, March A etse out of the ordinary ver the 'ownership of two inches of lund it the cause, of unpen tion of work on the handsome Planters Bank building, where formerly stood th old Linehnn building. Messrs. It. J- Grantham and W. K. Ktnitli cluim tlie two inches, and Mr. J. Y. Euson, whose property adjoins also contends that the small place belongs to him, said to the Other contenders, "Gentlemen, if the property it jours it your privilege to do with it at yon choose, but being of tbo make up of a true Minsourlan you'll hav to 'show me,'" and forthwith had served on hit oppotert in injunction restraining them from trespnwiiiig on what he belictes to be hit by right. The matter wst threshed out before Jodge George W. Connor and a new torvey wat ordered made by J. D. Bar din, clerk of Wilson Kuperior court and Judge Connor will pass on the owner ship next Saturday, April H. Wagoner Instantly Killed. Lnuit Knight, colored, wat instantly killed tt the Hackney wagon factory Monday afternoon. He wts sitting on the tongue of a wtgon used to haul heavy logs when the beam on a windlass from torn cause became loosened ana truck him on the head. Wilaoa Ball Players. The Wilson baseball team went Into practice Monday afternoon, limbering up for the Virginia League series. They will play a number of exhibition garnet before the opening of the league series, April 82, at follows: April S, Rochester at Wilson; April fl, Wilton at Tarboro with HyraciiM; April , Hyracuta at Wil- n; April 10, IS anl jj, ifocaesicr at Wilson. A number of game between Wilson and Buffalo and college teams are being arranged. Manager Castle aayt tht ball park will be in 'apple pie" order by the time the umpire calls "play ball" in the league series.. HAMBURG MONUMENT TO DEAD GERMAN MARIN Commiionr From - Amerioa Rtporti Inactivity at One ' ramoui Port Washington, March 30. Hamburg to day may be described at an. imposing monument to the dead glories of the flerman mercbaat marine, according to Consul Praaci H. Htewart, who wat ue tailed by the American Commission In Berlin to investigate conditions at the former premier Herman port for that body. A .report from Mr. fMlewurt d tailing the results of hi inquiry hat Jutt reached the Department of Com tierce. "A ahort trip through the harbor oiilckly discloses what a graveyard th port haa become," the Consul reported' "Tug and lighters arc tied up here ana there, apparently forgotten. Une small cruiser rests, deserted, alongside a pier; electric cranes an motionless a unused dockt) floating elevators and doekt ire moored ia rows, probably i readiness for delivery to th Allies. "The giant Bismarck (ftfl.(KX) - ton Hamburg-America liner) floats it fltting-out pier without a liga of llfi en board, and from a launch no neiv work could be seen ia any of the big tnipyards. Tied up to another pier iu in outer barbor it tn former Atlaii tie record-holder, the steamship Deutsch land, relic of the war, painted a deep Dine ever-all. with spot of white thawing her and there -where passing era ft hav teraped ber sides, a grim reminder of the glorlet etc held by the (ierman fleets." Regular service It being maintained with Holland, England and North America, and line were about to start tervte for Hp I a and ftouth' America but th cfra port" ia apparently- dead air. ntewart reported. Th bean wat cultivated bv tht Ineaa befor th Mm of Columbus. Natural gat it the produe of decay of organic matter mined in the sand. exhibition of the NC- it the National Muteum, Tbl m the first aircraft that rowed the Atltntie and it th flncet example of aircraft developed by Amer ica daring the war. This provision, as I learn, went out ia the Mouse on i point of arder. . "t rn?ttiy trust that you will in tlud it ia th appropriation bill which it now under consideration by your committee. I'nless aetioa it taken this year there ,-ia danger of - aeriont de- terioratio and thia" will practically m nrsiruvtiea, I HEARTBURN It a r i l. i. gar reativuwna ancr mcnta suw moat annoying manifotatiortt of acirMyppaia. IIH1DIDS pleasant to take), nmthmltM c(4ifji and kelp restore MaTOU digestion. warn n cott a eowi r" Muntori Unrulv hair It aaarla anA gloaty and perfecty a go managi try vutng -. Helaoo'a Hair freMutff htm. Bsttist it tahnaa 4mA.4T J - Mm haw i ss" rwVueut , fx. f 'st tent tali.MK. ke- III t4 tn -. awns k Itata.-;. MnW Va. 0 1 All B Ws'M'WW-MA U 11 fi- FLETCHER BRINGS DEFENSE 10 END Gives Final Testimony On His Removal; Lieut. Cary . Takes Stand Washington, March SO Boar Admiral Wm, B. Fletcher concluded today a are- day defenae of the Brest eonvoy opin ions during the war under hit com. maud and his flag lieutenant, Joseph A. Carry, reserve force, took hit pltce on the ttand before the naval court in vestigating Vice Adminl Hi ins' action in October, 1017, in removing Admiral Fletcher nfter the torpedoing of the transport Antilles. Under cross-examination l.y )us own counstl, permitted over the objection of counsel for Admiral Sims, Admiral Fletcher said the Antilles and two other sliijM were left to the protection of only two yachts when the third yacht of the escort, the Ktnawoht, wtl driven back to port by rough weather the night be fore the transport wat sunk. Ho also answered questions by hit eounsel de signed to compare his administration of the Brett command with that of hit tueccasor Vice Admiral Henry B. Wil son. Lieutenant Carey who . also terred Inter tt flng Ueutontnt to Admiral Wil ton wit asked how the operating or ders of the two commanders compared. They wero substantially the tame, he sairl. Admiral 8im sought to explain per- tontlly the lrreveltucy of .these com parisons,, but was overruled by the court. Counael for f'nnt. Thomas P. Magru- der. Admirtl Flctcher't chief of ttaff at Brest, and who hat been mtde a party in interest in the proceedings, drew from Admiral Fletcher a modifi cation of previous charges that Magru- der had not rendered loyal support. Mngruder't attitude, Admiral Fletcher snid, underwent a "change for the bet ter," after he had been at Brett a lit tle while and mastered hit disinclina tion to there duty; STEP BY GOVERNMENT Tfi Clin nnnw CTQIaf Clthat ha had eaouch votes to defeat rati- Secretary of Labor Wilaon Oalla Conference On Long shoremen Walkout Now Vnrk. Match 80. A conference wtlh a view to settlino- the lonmbora- m.n' ttrlk. flist tin a tied nn .binnino-1 along the Atlantic and Oulf eoatts hat been called bv Secretary of Labor Wil- ton to meet Friday morning in Wash ington. In making this announcement today, Benjamin .M. Hqmret, eecretary . of the national adjustment commission, said th conference had been requested by both the longshoremen's union and the steamship companies. A strike by crews of railroad floatt wat threatened today by T. v. V Con nor, president f ,(he longshoremen' union, unlet the; tTnittd Fruit Com pauy reused using union Boatmen f nnload.it boats. Peep tea longahore- niea ro on strike against the company which it employing ttrikt breakers, FOOD SITUATION CAUSES, .-; DEPARTMENT TP TAKE HAND, Washington, March 30. Tha serious effect of a continuation of the long tlioremCns strike upon the food situa tion in the larger cities of New York aud New England caused the Depart ment of Labor to take the initiative In moving toward a tettlement, it wat aaid today at tht department. (Joining at a teatoa when, normally, great quan tities of early fruita, vegetable and other foodstuffs would be moving from the South, the strike threatened to block eomplately the eoaatal transpor tation line by which most of thia traf. Be la moved. Invltationi to . Friday t conference were telegraphed to eSleialt ef a doxan ttetmthip line centering ia New York, Boston and New Orleans and ta heads of a acr af locals in the longshore- maaV union. Information furnithed tht department today indicated that 20,006 mn wer out in i port en the AUtn- ti and Oulf eoistt. - Hit Awakening. I dreaatpt latt night I wat la heav aa.' "Kow im, and what happened next." "I woke up. for my wif waa ealling me to com and. mkt a nre.'VJIorlda Timet Uaioa. ....... AM PROMPT REUEF1 noupasoaKAima TABLETS WITH VATEg.' PACKED AIRTIGHT TOINSURsV The Gift Supreme ; Tour friends can buy any. thin that you can five them except your hotpajrajh, Mak tk Atpoinlment Teday, L Tke Capitol Studio ' " 13054 FtyettetUla Bt, Socialists Unfit For Assembly men, Report Declares . , (Continued From Pag One.) most dangerous attack upon th rights of representative government and free political action. None of the aaaemblymei.. they say, wat charged with breach of tha crim inal anarchy statutes of tht ttatt or th etpiontge act, and it may be safely assumed that their tpepeeheo were not considered by th authorities charged with enforcing tho laws at a violation thereof. Two Democrat! Differ. Twe Democratic members of the com mittee, Manriee Block aid William 8. Evans, of New York, hold tbtt mem bers of the assembly cannot nntett the five Socialists without violating their own oatht of office. Event eontendt that under the con stitution of the stat tmembly "is for bidden from imposing upon any member any test of loyalty and cannot exclude any of these five Hoeialist assemblymen because they are disloyal or believe that force and violence a re necetaary in es tablishing a Socialist state. Kadicnl minortliet, sayt Evans must not be driven from the Legisla ture. It it better t here them in the Legislature than in secret meetings in eellart." 'Liberty 'involve the right to think wrong, says Bloch in his report. At experienced and practical men of affairs political, th member ef the attembly know they cannot be held personally retpontible for every declaration made in any party platform." Pliny told of 29 sorts of applet, but Included the quince in hit list. Delaware Jolted By Ratification By The Mississippi Senate (Coatlaaed From Fife One.) eonttrutd generally at a victory in the I Sentt for the tuffragliti. It ia in the House, however, where til th trouble 1 and it wit to meniheri of the House that General Dul'ont appealed largely during hit conferences. McNnhb, Democrat, It charged right and left with leading the Republicans opposing the amendment up a bund alley and in aome circles the report that Mississippi wat going to ratify accen- uated thit belief. Hit recent ttatement hat been liberally assailed by the Re publican leaders of tha Stat with th exception of the State chairman. There is a movment on foot now to ask the resignation f the latter. This bard-boiled McNabb ia a bullish a hit pt niCk-ntm Implies. Me W- eently tor to thredt en th floor of the House a mctinga from Chief Justice Walter Clark, of North Caroliaa, and " Chairman Homer Cummlngs, of the Democratic National Committee, urging ratification. . !-. I . t - L -, people," McNabb aaid to thit corres pondent. They retent Interference in their own affairs." Coataat oclal Not Political. The tame rule, be said, worked either way and the presence of the National leader of th nnti' wat frowned upon by tha local opposition. Th tutfragiat do not admit that the Dslanjixt women, many of whom are constantly lobbying SOUTH IS TURNING AGAINST CALOMEL Mr. Dodion, the "Urer Tone" Man, Kaiponiibla for Change for the Setter. Srtrr druggist la towa hat noticed a gnat falling off in tke tale af calomel. They all giv th Mm rtatoa. Dodeoa'a Liver Tone t taking it plao. "Calomel It dangerous and peoplt know It." Dodtoa'a Liver Tone ts personally (ruaraatted by every druggkt who aella it A large bottle doeeat eoH very much Hut if it fella la civ enay relief in avwry cat or liver truKguaaeu ana aentttpa. tion, uat aak for your money back. Dodsoa'a Liver Ton ts a pleasant tasting, purely vegetable remedy, karm lest to both children aad adulta. Take apooaful at aight aad traka tip feeling Has i o blliowtneaa, tick kaadaoka, aad ttomack or constipate bewela. Jt doeea't rrip or mum iaeoaveniawc all th nut day lik violent MloateL Take a doM of calomel today aad tomorrow ou will feel weak, eicJt aad aausMtea. ,1 jom a oay. I your battery : damn around the bottom? Does it take an abnormal Amount of water? Ia th solution alwaytvweak ?,..,, :. A alight leak ia ostly and in time will tnppl your ear at tha vroac time better have it thoroughly e amine) aad repair- XOW by thia Station.' - - - BegtrdloM ef make- offer ! Peadabl tervie wiUoat bia. Carolina Electric' Appliance Co. 131 Eat Martia Strt r. C. COOPEB, Mgr. Phoa ITS. I? ; ; ";f eWMdy'T''fr - AaUMriaed Service Station" ItOXT FORGET at the eabifal. hav anv fore in thia flight. As one of them enid. today it't the culmination of toclal row and it will b a social faction rather than political faction which will win. The merit of suffrage hav scarcely been dismissed during th two Weeks ight If the. Bepubliean leaders art unable to bring at least four members of the House to the Nations! viewpoint a result of th work her tcday, North Carolina has a fine chance to vote at the 36th Stat when th special aettioa meets in July. That Is, of course if th lower Hons ef th Mississippi Legisla tor turn it down. Th Governor of Connecticut and Vermont, are both anti- and, while the suffragists r.re anxious to have th amendment ratified, they ire not at certain of either 6tate at they tre North Carollnt. Heir Frasa North Carolina. Several messages from the rjtate have been received here. Minority leader McNabb ttid that bt bid received com opposing from North Carolina but did not wish to divulge the source from which they came. On of th interest ing sidelight on the fight wtl tht breaking op of an anti-meetingput CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children ' In Use For 0vtr30Yars Always Dears th Signature of A WONDERFUL HELP At Two Stages of Lift) Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Made Mrs. Fair burn Strong And WelL Chattanooga, Tenn. "I uted Lydia E. Finkhara'a Vegetable Compound belor my baby came when I could no longer keep up. It trengtheatd my back and - relieved as of th dropsical effect which to often dtvtloptat tuch time. It helped me wonderfully. That waa ray first experi ence with the vege table ' Compound. Year afterwarda I took it during th Chang of Life and f ot along so well I scarcely ever had to ia dawa during th day and seldom bad ditty fainting tpell. I am now wall and ttrong, can do all my houaa work with perfect mm aad it ia a com fort to mt to b able to My to other uurring women, jaa i.yeua . rinK ham't mediein aad ba atron-.' I will be glad to hav yon in my Bam' if it will b th mean of helping any on." aire, tu A, raiaatJBw, euo (J re hard Knob Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn. I for forty year thia famoua root and arb madioln haa beta pre-eminently eueeeMfuI ia controlling th disease f women. Merit alon could har ttood thit test ef time. SAFETY AND SERVICE W ar so accurate and eireum- E (pect in tb chataeter of drug and pawat medicine which w S I carry ia tha precision with which 3 n til prescription or order, a child ea shop ber a well at an adult. Hickt-Crabtree Co., (TJpUita Store!) PhotMs 10Q.107. Don't forget Caroliaa Automotive Exposition, Baleigh. N. C, April HIT. nniiiDuiniuuinoii : U SAMTJCL9, Frpp. ; 111 S. Wlltnlagta) Street aULKICB, N. C LADIES ... . . Boa Our Beautiful HattT w - . EASTER ... W hav rwceivei during tha past "few iayt pltadi4 aaaortmeat el Lateet trtyle la Spring Hata, amtng which w feel Mr taia yon will fnd just tht ana to auft r fancy. Sea war attrac tiea ditplty bfor yoq auk yonr .T...U .... . ' . Special rrteo Tbi W'Mk WE CLOTHE AJTD fJHOB I "Si 1 TBeFMl from Dover scheduled to be held last night. Mr. Henry B. Thompson eaAed the meeting and invited, two membtrt of tho Houee, genrMlly thought to be ttraddling tha fence or waiting for or der to attead. But when. Mrs. Thomp son aad her millionaire husband, a friend of Preaident Wilson, arrived they found an overflowing crowd in cluding .Mrs. Ptul DuPont ind Mrs. Victor DuPont, ardent tuffragisti and t well known leader in the chair.. Governor Towntend, caught at. the telephone thit morning at ha wat rail ing (f ict firm in Wilmington, denied that he wt getting ready to put the opposition in cold ttorage. He admits that it itn't that cold yet but thinki it can be put away by befor Thursday. The Governor wat visited todty by the civic elast of th Wilmington High school, all wearing red rotes, the in tignia of the antia. A happens everywhere, a joke reso lution found ita wty in the hopper thit morning. Jt was offered by Bemtor Brown, an elderly Bepubliean member To abort a cold and prevent com plications, takp Th purified and refined calomel tablets that are nauseate, safe and aure. Medicinal virtues retain cd and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Price 35c E A STE R now nearly upon us finds this store ready with distinctive Wearing Apparel Easter is only four days off, and eVery' matron 'and miss who wishes to look her best in the Easter prom enade should see our wonderful collection of Spring1 Ready-to-Wear. Particularly Charming Are the New Spring Frocks 1 o describe the Dresses in this collection would be to endeavor to put the very Spirit of Spring into words a thinf impossible. Georgette, Taffetas, Sating, Crepe de Chines, Crepe Meteors are all here in pro fusion, each with a charm quite all ita own and all most reasonably priced. New Tailormades for Spring That Show Rare Individuality These Suits show rare grace of line, elegance of work manship and diversity of style. Straight lines, etons, boleros and sport models are shown in a wide selec tion of colorings and materials. The prices are less than you would naturally expect to pay. The " "THE SHOP 126 Fayettevillo Street Doa't forget Caroliaa Raleigh, X, aHBHBBHBBHiiaBHBHBBHIBB lAtlPICKS RALEltH CENTIUL LABOS 1TK10N, ;r Ik Spring- Festival and -: Jubilee Week:- rCATVKING THE LARGEST ORGANIZATION . Of TBI KIND IN THE WORLD The World at 1 SITU CKXTCRT' RHOWS Positively the Largest Organization of the Kind Ever Visiting Raleigh. - CleaiWhoIesNieDeceat---Hoaeat 25BIG, NEW ATTRACTIONS25 3 Big Free Act- Bipr Band Concert COMMENCING MONDAY, MAR. 29 SHOW GROUNDS GATLING FIELD ' ; Free Admission to the Midway. with a strange sense of humor, andT provided for regulating the.leBgfli of women' dresses in Delaware before' the Federal amendment ia operative. on v i-r lit- n viiniiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnifttw I Of all the times dur-1 ing the year Easter f is most appropriate 1 to 1 "Say it with Tlowers" J. L. O'QUINN &CO. RALEIGH, N. C. Phont 149. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiiniiiiniiiiiiiimiii OF QUAUTY" : - Raleigb, N. C Aatomotiv Eapoaitiea, Cn April U-1T. ' Home Shows WITH ADVANCED IDEAS Princess Meet Ma Caroliaa Antometiva Xtawsttleai, April II to IT
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