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-1--»» _ -i °- ~- »- we ~ CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 1928 °-»~-- r-

_V » '_ Y . _ llornlng Guardian, Folallkl W

,S i ir, ___ _ . li/few»President.i i '

g éfy

alq1_-_

Although A the King/s Condition s Yesterday _Was Not so Satisfact- ory, no Undue AnxietywasMan- ifested byMemB- ers of the Royal Family. V _

(Canadian Press)

uoimoN. nec. 14- xiii; Gonrllfa llliyaleiam ‘ibhllht la- sucd the following- bulletin on the King' condition: “Tho

somewhat disturb- uiso however remains (5il'ned) Hdwett, Ri(-

Dawson. - _, _, -

_i_?_.__s: nnlieua bac.

` ina mornin; m gaiig-

tin: “The slight _ ` 'vmient .::.'~.:..s.-f.i. new ec “

are-Tess must be lloiiilxld iii? c ' ’ » -~ .

so wo _ '- claus.. D_eai__>ite tldise eiigcgntiggeiilléfit of :able watch amclohgly csvlei-hiiia' Maladty

3' S. '$5525 isii.

gazing tiéam illhiir, _ _ _ _ L

o it t n a -- _ ' i~

....... mi.. ‘ai el Rwlwers °f e~1e~eiea:,.a"s 22;;

llewsliy be slow. sliadu co- incide wim.$%:r§_c:;1c‘Si¢preniqriilc ci niedical o_p_l_;1 __ _ for mme time 0 come _eemen_t,_ f _ _ will e_lds_t__ and -_t_l_\liit vvalillgbgeii no ec ve cr w _ltican be as- sumed that all danger is past. The life oi the royal household

$__day___:_‘_e_fl;oted_ no undue a;ixlet;_r_.

B _“Yi ,- ¢.D“k°.. °~_91'_

Wag] at a fa¥1i1y_ an ns or t ticking- nun Palace. Mary Stl with disabled oi the W-as .'~:.:rc°......~ff-”“...*.‘°‘il we on c co ' . ve raise Christmas funds. She laiiighed ___h§a__;°flJy at the entertainers comic _'IEE Prince or wines, wi" ° e crown ' mines _ ‘ligiing stan - r_nuustcg__<;ib__ "ea_§__at st. Joy Baldwin was one who called co- dly. The °Prlnoe`hld"'also a long talk with Lord Nilolt of Penn. one ol the regular physicians to his

lathe;-_ 'l'h§hd|- _' ' ~m_|°|w_j'g~ ,_ . f. __'___________________;___i ` t S-te boafi gl ervlc isi _ " 1 _' ' ~ ..' "_ ' - U ` 'A nw caved upon wwmth many £l;i_:_rea§_1_;a_yd__ad_i_i_¢;_l;_ f_l_¢;l;ho;ll;l;_l_i:_u_;oi _ rci>6o5r;l2_;_i_i ienizls bigutgilis clxoemzzrin mm ;?sp_ec0__o;i___swe ___$uS__ _|_»,iiirl_i._) .\li. \\ .ic_l1Ix_u. :-cgicaar.-.i|i_.;si;iui_ of ili_¢~ .\l_:iiiic _l>.,.- Machlne Guns and

. _ 'i U 1 1- th anon _md emp_______ here between me _asc days of Ap- ms__S__ upon conmewnt omcem ._iiu . lipllcrs i' _1l0\\'i'i¢.. nc., :iili is gui > is ii-i iii lr' liiiuilinii » , , . _ o _ J uriiir.h?i‘(iiil;e"s chief bid to fame tliis|l:°:iiri‘“% I-=°§¥ri'V“u“¥d°“ have fe' fu and U19 0nd Ci November. This "ln this _l?0rtl_tishr£l1lp_atlAe stear:_l- ici' _thc iiiinriiiaiioii of our own pr0iliici‘r_-' :iml 5-‘li|pi»i_~r_-1 :it the sw;-I Munltlans Seize year ic inc mi that he produced veucd iu__uic aowcr_serd§3. _W_ll°1\l_“?Pf°§§_“°S_ ‘";_‘“°\’°*;S‘_f__C_§ 65-000 $11; \'____<;;f 1IlSD°<_i____ xy _;_w_f°I?’_L; . _ _ , _ , . i _ _ - - _ _, _ _ on his farm the largest crop of reg- xg: _£'°_:;*:_____f“12\_§3ilY__Wgogtinlfgl: $2: in clggfh ,‘§',‘_‘§3pq‘:mn_§;_'°6fWc°f_l__m__m°fe“:‘b that memgem of me crew .ippoiiilcd at ii__rcc_i_-iii i_iii~i_-tiiig of _Island pomio nicu._ .\ir. \\ iiclilmls _» Vlenna PQYICQ

<ccuuI§§i' Ji me as `

I .

Announcements, Coming Events,

Meetings Etc.

"Rohm nooq"”""' ii ruorrutccs lv vlom you me-ii-ai ..i

mlm; ' _

“mud-vo wednesday. nee me

tr wood-r in ad- mission asc. _ _ me-12-is-si_

"wart aoyriz 1 and oiuirtmu 'iii-ee weiineagiy num. nec. mu. ~ on

_,_ -"li

°'Di-.oiii't,lu_

llrevenuon Wesiciicricr oo.. ir. ._e._A. _

, E iz-ia-amor.

new slktbll

wlu not in ldaiiiiifhogx .. ui for ` l-hor notice ‘ afliiiitia-is-il

Btreet.

linlhlll

ii .o§

They hive been in ittendanee at

igdeivigussfd §:;e;,§\;:¥n,:g?3:éfstream ol’ visitors throughout the brought to Montreal in 181 ship- of the Vcstris were not well trained

crops eomhingd 11, ms mn ,|mds`summer find their way to the place ments. represents average Cl1\'ll°°S ill “fo 11°” 0-‘U15-" ! l'€ll‘l*_1lll<i Safety of thi- potato industry, of the cour|ir_\-i, \\°lu'cli wi-rc

ciydcaivirrreroyariuiouurcn

2 am

` OO ' (mg »»._».» If 2% ff‘»"'°°“'r-

Bound to be _Slow

Sir Lomer Gouin

Appointed Que. Lxeut.-Governor

I Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA. Deo. li.-While ollclal announcement cannot be made until slfuature by the 6ov_ernor-General, it is reporioii ' that the three long-awaited

Quebec appointments were made at this afternoons meeting ol the cabinet. They are: Lieut- enant Governor oi Quebec, Sli' Lomer _Goulnz two Senators from Quebec. E. W. Tobin and' J. E. Provost both now members of the House.

.NllHlU’5 WHEAT

Heriiiahn_Trclle‘ Dis-

cusses _Prospects in _P¢§ée River Com!- ` UTY. _With President

of 'Canadian Nation-

.._;

(special io inc Guardian)

ties oi’ development andcolonlzatlon

the subject of discussion today be

tween Sir Henry Thornton. Chair-igusc and it' has been decided mi ‘man and President of the Canadlancapp0mt_,_ pl-osecuging cpmmittee to

National Railways, and Herman

Trelle, oi Wembley, li; the Peace River. holder of t ree world's ohampi_onshlDS_i¥\ _8\‘.!ln and the most outstandlngilgure in agricult- ure in Canada today. 'Paying their ilijst visit to Mpnt-

°*-*°**- ‘nad been brought ic inc notice of

Moz~r_rriEAL. Dec. 14.--Pcscibiii-_

.inf the Peace River _Country were_ e etiwlly to »Dl'8SS 8"? C9565

real," Mr. and Mrs. Trelle arrived_respect to any offence under sec- from Ottawa Thursday momlng and ti five hundred and forty-W0 °1`

later met Sir Henry Thornton. Mr._iiiig hundred and -forty-.three Shall' Ifnpofts Fran!

and Mrs..'n°eue aisomei w.i:>. aobh.|ue paid over to the corporation _ol _ vioc_Prcs_idsnt oi me canadian Na- the city. -wwn, village. towmh l>_» Nova Scotla _tional Railways, and Dr. _W. J. Iparlsh or place in which the ofl¢“°~ Black. director of colonization andjwas committed. and dbh): other mollty

icuii ro i fun costs to person who --

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H-ii-I-1'¢'-_-'J -I i:':=='

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Decision M-cdc ic Pro-

secute all Cases of

° _ Cruelty to Animals

, .

i Which Come to the i Notice of the ‘Society

7 ' -Annual Meeting.

1 Fixed for Jan. 9th.

3 A special meeting of the Society (lor the Prevention oi’ Cruelty to 'Animals was held last night in the ,city Building, mc President, Mrs. G. Fitzgerald occupying the chair. i It was decided to send a letter to the Atwmey General asking him

{to take action in rwpect of certain cases of cruelty to animals which

the Society.

The hope was expressed that the police force would £50-l°'Pfl`ate in checking cases oi cruelty Such

animals they are driving It was also hoped _that the press' would give |the matter more publicity, and so aid the society in its endeavors to ;help the dumb creatures which could not plead lor themselves. I it was icii. oy-.thc society that ,people could do much to llllhten

'the work oi’ horses used in deliv-

'ery wagons by sending in their or- ders as early in the day as D05- sible, thus preventing the neces-

_anlmals working un a .n . 1 -wednesday, January ninth- W” .decided on as the date ol the next 'regular annual meetlnlr. : .It isthe intention of the society_

en rg hi h come to their notice, and to

disal with all breaches of the laws _governing the matter.

The attention of the Public is

|ca.l1ed to the following extract fl‘0lH ‘the Criminal Code: _

Sec. 1043 “Crue moilty of every

;p¢cunlary penalty recovered with

L5 il' NB

above, as he appears the presidential band inauguration as ‘pro- Dresident of Mexico."

- --~»~-<O~>--~- - . _

_ ~ 0 _ 'i .°.;-°>.“;.-..‘>.::“;..°.:".;.z i‘°...;:f Bla' Bonuses

- » ' ~ ' ~ not to o na

°i:r;s;°r..o.~ .isis F E ,~

' iunderied and ill-nourished horses. or 'np oyees iThe young boys, in charsle of horses

_ _ : tctten. merely through ignorance.

_pull and jerk at,the mouths of the

l ~

(Special to the Guardian) NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Fifty

percent more employees than a year ago will reap the golden Christmas harvest _ in Wall Street this year and ii. was conservatively estimated today that banks and brokerage hous- es would distribute upward of $100,000,000 in bonuses among their workers between now and the holidays. The total it ' generally agreed would be nm than twice the amount paid out last year, the street having en- joyed a record-brealilng year and therefore being In an extra generous mood. Many of thc financial institutions it is re- ported will pay their employees an extra. full year‘s salary and rumor hasit that one house will even pay its workers a bonus of 100 weeks salary. The banks are also paying out $550,000,000 in Christmas club savings ac- counts-andtlier record breaking figure.

W1' ure rthe com ny Thelwth . _ ' 'jwhcat jiiing and _quceiia ci iii¢'infonnc_d and prosecuted for the Moiwnsan, nec. 14 -Bitumup world" left in the gvenlng fm-_ home, same or to such other person as to ous ccal imports from Nova. Scotia

Gil. new president of .

__N|E[I

of Inspector-

H 0 o v e r

Up Findings in New York

-' _ _ (Canadian Press) _ _vvAsHiNG'ION. n. c. Dec.. ii.-_ Lack of discipline among members’ of the crew of the steamship Vestris was held responsible for the large l1li1"»0f \'.e in fthe sinliilfhk last month. in the report today of Dick-

-N. Hoover. supervising in-

ral of the governments inspection, service.

Hoover recommended a number of'

changes ln the regulations and law to increase safety at sea and said their necessity was demonstrated by the Vestris disaster. The report summed up the findings in the in- quiry made ln New York by Hoover ,and Walter Brown, assistant sec- retary of Commerce.

The recommendation included

fl A I] Ki [I F,

Members Of Radio Commission `

_ 1

QFD

2 l_|”'l

Th” l'°Yal commission to ln- following questions: l. The ,cs-

\'¢¥i-ilite the radio situation in Canada was announced recent- ly. They are: (1) Charles A. Bowmall. editor-in-chief of the Ollswa Ottlum <21 sir soar. Ah-d, president of the Cana. dlan Bank 'ol Commerce, Tor-

gillio. churngan ofthe commis- '0ll. and l ) Alltnsiin Frlgon. director of the Polytechnic school at Mollilwl. The com-

tabllshmcnt of one in- » more Krolips of high-powered broad- casting stations operating as private enterprises with inc rc- celpt of government subsidy. 2. The establishment and op- eration oii' auch z system to be owned and ilnantcd by the Do.- minion govemment. 3. The establhhment and operation of stations by provincial govern-

mlaslon will review radio con-

_ ments.

dltlims in Olinda from the

uisiiiiiiit

iHighest Figure Ever _ Suggested for Pro-

hibition E n force- ment Has Still to bi! Approved by Howe.

iCanadan Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14- Witll<

out a word of debate the Sulfate _yesterday boosted the appropriation' :proposed for prohibition enforce- -ment next year from 6l3.500.000 W §s2'io,s2'1.aa4, the highest figure over =suggested. The increase, however. imust bc-'approved by the Hound where repeated ellorts to provide isuch a large siun have met with ifaiiure.

The move 'to increase the allot-

ment was made by Senator Bruce.

iDemocrat. Maryland, one of the wot

provision of rates ln addition to boats; enlargement. and ’betterment_ of pumps to remove water due to: lhull leaks and other causes; lm-_

fprovexnent of devices for launchl.ng_ -,'lli’ebce.ts' making govemment in-`

spectlon more minute and extensive; i revision of admlralty la.w_ which now limits liability of ship owners

1. The crew of the ship failed,'ln thc! inspector generals opinion. to get away llfeboats and 'take other action that might have saved more of the passengers. “When it was seen that

-for lo.».s of ‘life among passengers. |~

‘leaders in Congress, who p _

~‘ ' ithe more than quarter billion

Aii§‘lo`-Japanese Alliance

SHANGHAI. December 14.-Chinese oillclnls, ln speeches deliwrpd

before the British Chamber of Commerce hare last night, warned the British against it renewal of the Anglo-Japanese alliance. The Chinese Foreign Minister after referring to complication5“betweczi Great Brit- ain lull China llnoc 1925. said that conditions had considerably lm- proved since Great Britain indicated its willingness to revise the treaties.

"Cl\lna.'s immediate fuiurc depends a good deal upon the present

_ _ te negotiations with. the ,powers" he said. "ln this respect. I feel assures

'thc Ship \ve-S <10°m¢d._ ll” mis f| that _Gi-cut Bi-ituin will not lend support either dircctry or indirect- |WaS 1`0l'2l2d t0 “Se NS next lim °f|ly to any moves from- any other countrv to prevent China from work-

|-defenfe-" U1-“~PECV>1°'€0“9l`|1l HOOVQT; ing out ltsown destiny, or any moves calculated to disintegrate

="\_`B8id. after ¢¥P\Hil\\\1€ th# fini-\l`0 Ufi China-_politii‘![|y. or secure the continuance of the slate lnstuIiilliy` or

Warns Against Renewal of 1¥3i`li‘°“ 3‘»~i““»“f>`?i‘3»`=°"3f= ‘°"°~»"1i “‘°

ur: only al;

iter the Senate once had posed tim Imeasure, _ _ __ _ » The Senator got his amendment .i.n, however. by asking for ro-cfm- isidcrutiou ci tho bin und then things mowd so swiftly that it was appamntly not until some time later that the Senate realized what .had occurred,

Unable oven to explain his a.mcn.d-'

ment because of the rush with winch fit went through, Senator pruce lat- er exclaimed off the floor that "lf we can't repeal the dry Act. let_,\lB enforce it right." He said he- Md suggested the .increase because inissionci' Dcran of the Prohibii-l48_\_ Bureau had declared ___i_'_ecentll' tml! it would take $300,000, 0 to en ‘orot the law. To support this' lncrvash for eniox'c"ment work. the Maryland

1010 SNDS llllmlls 2° keep d0W¥l risiliinccriulnty from which China now is emerging. Therefore, it is -not Senator Skid he new proposed iw

.;m$ “'“l€l'~ A5 t0 the U50 Of Wm’ ex|icctci1.iliat Great Britain will support the policies of any other nn- prepare a bm authgrlzlng' gm;-ugh

,less. subsequent evidence have,” tion which sei-_ks to. secure things from China wnich uri-at Britain is new federal cw,-ts 10 A-cover the

'shown that he delayed W0 1Q_1lB l“_' pledged to oppose or even nii‘ord_ the opporluiily for creating nppre- land and fake ,mpc of mg enor- _sending out the S. O. S. call. _ henslon among the Chinese people." "wus mcrewa in bush-,e55‘ whmh i “Some reference has been mllde, The nationalist government announced that by the curl ui' the seems in pl-031-,ec;_"

tothe releasing gear failing to l`ullC-|yeur it will have ucgotlutod tariff autonomy treaties with ten natio - .

tion. but it is reasonable to suppose' and ln addition treaties with four other nations by which extra t¢r.

with the lack of discipline that was ritorialliy is relinquished.

apparent at -this time that the crew! apparently were entirely unfamiliar

_with the use of the gear. “The thing; . P A I d 0 W0 V0 _ em "0 We

‘to be len-med ls that we must here . iafter stress men more than things. I i Without desiring to unnecessarily_ *reflect upon the officers of the Ves-_ trls it must be apparent to any 011° with an open mind and approach- ing this disaster lu a detached] manner that the officers of this;

And Solution Suggested

By American Growers

“B Seuatoi Bruce laughed aloud in

the dismay of the snuill group of Senators on the floor when his mmf enclment was declared Bl>i>1`0Wd and thc bill luiiriediatrly thereafter declared passed. _

As Mr. Bruce 1auo1icd._Chamnal'l

Warrcn iiuned to _thc amcndmolli- read it over, nnil ihen lsuKh0d mm' self. He showed other m2l11bC-\`S Un -the rich- what they had lust ¢»¢~ cepted and they all decided tho laugh was on themselves, confident that the ccnirctes of the and House would not accept the tn- ormzus increase__

|257 NIILUIIN illllllll .IUKE

irvvnfiicpu-».--u»_.n»¢w<_»..»uu<-.J¢¢=w.nmin~

_-run r-rw.-urn

ilu' fulluwilllf il0l'ii|i~il 'il\‘il\'<i< of i|i~ rcriuiiiiii-i\il'iliiui< -mf-

tothestan-i _ r~ - _‘_~' _~~ \ _ '_ " '~ . _ »

§i;:§d?h§€t\;1;ea\:3$du‘;me¢¢ to b3|gi:stiuii_< iiiiii cxprcsscil upiiuulis :uni tliuuglits ul .\l:iiui~ pulziio _

me justice seems proper, to Montreal, during the Season of present in a British ship. We must|_slii|i|1crs :uid gro\\'ui's, :mil ol|ici's ziiiiliiitcil with thi- iiiilu_~‘trv who _

nm shows at .mmnm and Chicago navigation just clos=d, attained a`l'la‘/8 ill mind ¥h°\'ef°\'° 5° fm' “"“li..\i givin t in-ful sluilt to ilu ~itii.iiioi\ fiom .ill .iiiqlcs uns pic i I

ca and hear Mr Trolls preach the gas Cf 9.111 i/ODS

man 'ri-elle’s home in the Peace '”' River is well worn now and has

been trodden by men high in the R i Jog:

a. car

vwincioe south _school concert

3 will be held. in-the Hall. Friday

_ , .MC -,‘»lVBi`lll`ll'. DB6. Zliir. 9'l50°12_l5-2|

i.;°°oomc to Anderion_xiiir.ii MS `_ .1".‘.‘...‘.f‘.1.’...'i'°€;.__’.!.‘i‘: W Se Batavia

"Jimic audi-ini .itlvbri ’~..._.. ”°°`u`w`"» 'inn' mms

_ wmnuai - ciuirunu doiicm

_|_f*°°mbei-_ mu.” _ FQUXER ’“‘°°'”'“"' it .;°°°*‘°°.i::°f.:.“"”°'T‘i.‘.;l »°

tier- Weil; f ~

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f O 9

ii will

8 .lliiiinis

liit WN' _ `

-.9

at mah quauty gram to be om “_ _ __ __ - - _ _, _ luii_anim_ous_ly endorsed by n large :ind ri»prcsimi:iii\~e mestiiig of seed-grain prices and whici-is is in l_>_*it°£_;h_*;__‘;‘;"';;‘ _‘;'_£“”:Vimw"X°°;";g " "“”‘°°"" "' ' - ' , ishippcrs and g'ro\\'crs at Cziribou, .\laiue, on .\'ov. i _;ili_ lssi, :ind to i d°I';“;‘a_|f;'%§d°i;'_’6°;ti:_`f“:’?`2_d-Trelleim so wr" now jugfggr _,how pu,-'_ D , , d outa 11° .Has _trlucli |.lic_atic1ition of the State Senators and Cfoiigrcssiiu-ii was di- " me world mum' “_ Pam 'to the |m¢,_i~ 914 My-_ 'l‘relle.__"so great is e _ 4' ’ _ reeled, _with the rc¢|iic.~'i lhnt they icuii u\'i-_ry pos-il>lir .'is<i,~i;mi~.~ dw, of mgmln who does one mms the number ol visitors. _ _ _ _ _ E ldenruc- and co-operation to l'iii'tlii-1° thc rcc0iniui:iul:ilions i>re‘sci'il>c<l

best. 'rue oath to tus door oi iior- Chl’ 8181' C083 `

._._ y 1 The UUUYSB lb illwlldcd W Sh0\\' or less affecting the whole situation.

' -- icancdicn new conciuliveiy the defects existing in 1

e of the case against TORONTO, Dec. 14 -influenza the present system of marketing as Th, An,|,.,|, r

charged with taking has become general tl'irouvghoJut Seth- it operates in the distribution of po-_

the owners consent. tarlo ._ _.__ -_._ » _tatoes from tho, time the are de- Th ~ at the Police CouW|pmvm ymd ' ` y ~- E analysis is as f°n°w5`

' Schools in various

have .been

keys

CBI'

gi-slirm of l\ir_ I. U.. liv|iiiiii;iii. cliairiiiiin of thc- ci-mrnl ci»\ii‘\iiiri~'~ V

report iiiibodiis sr \ir_al pruposiiions, i1ci~nu‘d iicii‘_~>.'ir\' in ihi' url-

iftunaidlan .Preeal M

VIENNA. 'IDU' 'hr-Dah, ,_

Sw;-n huge _cases oi. guna and munitions wth Ili.” ed by Vienna were found im a etcsmer in _vimna \1§l‘\’°l' ins pcucc said thi craft

if the In a

cn route to _llun|ary._ A ._ ' cd Austrian geucra_l,.Wll0\!° ___‘ my was notrovealeil. ...F Hungarian dealer in m __

of _ins name of _Kr-mehr

mcum by U5 Qi, mm ubmiuou. wem{¥°*ll'l .lil

$i5.‘,”°iii»cc+cr'cd dum ' if the bones

"_oft_hea)l& iivfrscg \>y__tne___giow_c_r_iu~itii they ure o e uno e`d y _6 W oesale receiver. posed federal license plan for buy- ;mi :sung In “dim” ‘°l°!‘8ii. tariil. “DD 11?- ers. shippers and brokers of fruits

- Pom. advert!-tio! and retail siorc md vegetables. 'rue bm covering!

aolw'l» practices ale ouoiisgerl because they

“ii 231 °°° *nm “"0 "i0 Pfvpoeition more (Continued on page sl

init-~ ‘ _

We urge thcpasssge of the pro_

vinca likely

w.;-:Aman-\

v_1x_)~x-nf-5|-rf

iucidcni c ___u _ -... Austrian c .

_ _Qutside The Prosperity Wave or ‘Cliricimar Tide

' _ lm?

”.;°‘.;i`»u..u+c.o L..

gh _ __ _i ,_`. , - _

mi; No Matter How Prosperous and Comfortable ' the

Averagg, _QI_tlzen May Be There Are Always T_i_1oa¢»0i;tt_id_e the Charmed Circle, Who, From _ FW P_U1’__l_\_'nother, Find it Hard to Miiike,§';,‘,}',§§ff

Both _dc Meet. _-It is The _Children of Thoseivmlo

,_ Tllal, "lite Pals come toss a “Little Bit of§@'°,,,‘,‘§°',,f§._

H9810" is i mm

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Mac-