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wp,W,<l,,l>,ir»,,;1,,,vl>, gwuiqiml ,Tea mass saws cHARr,o'r'rs‘1‘owN. CANADA, MONDAY, _JANUARY 29, 1912. ram or ln.

WHiRLwiND ENDiNd ro auARDiAN's c0ivrEs'r

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22,000,000 v0rEs REQuiRED T0 DEciDE THE wiNivERs

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$00.

i` Miss Mins

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2 ROLL 0F HONOR--Plano Winners.. |=|nA|_ V015 srsiipiiin

CHURCHILL WILL niss nnniE 0REEn. Disi. 5, 2,100,560,

HAVE MEETING ljiiiss Lonsrin iiicDanlii_D. Dlsi. 5. 2,046.s40i

-_-f-- _ iiiiss niiiiiv cniiiioiinii, Dlsi. 2. 1,920,260 ~ ..

linotheri Demonstration D MRS FIDELE PERRY, DIST. 1, 2' 1,925,450

' DIBTRICT ~N0. ONI. '

Includes fJhai‘loi.1.etown, Buminarslde, Alberton, Kgnginpina "Ugg, Huuris and Georgetown.

Fidsle ........Sii 'd ....... _ Minnie Martirner......_...........:.......94 lllvtirdlidulh St....... l<*lorence llevell_............... .... ........243 Fitzroy Bti'eet...... . ..... ....'2M,800

DISTRICT NO. TWO.

l='»PlfmIwd lil LWUULU ASSASSINME C Roll or iioiion-»~orgin winners. -»- Um... 0...... .. .,....-. ....,,

Miss

"*"’°°* liiiss niiinv DRAKE, Disr. 2, 1,550,550 ,_,,._._.

2”' ‘ ,.,f"‘;";;;',__»,, ,;;;,__2g;,<;;y;;_g,5;;-;l MISS MINNIE MORTIMER, DIST. 1, 1,l1.'.’i9,510,,,:

(Canadian Press.) Incl. c,,mm,l,,dant of the lmpemal ' _ M_

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si:l.FAsT. Jan. zu-'rua liberal ,:,,,,,,l,, was in. _ Y -

, Julcd lierh ll I i. ll M Bl h k... . .. Pi ` _ _ _

party. according to s current rumor, today by a bomb thrown ‘lays ai? duly A ` ' ' 'sg Mc 6 me H wasnt Grove... " " ' '

_.__._,._:__.__._ $l»_»»;T§»__wl.»_;»_:_<;l\__0;»_-_._.f:_;._ Throngs anxiously waited in Guardian office to learn results and congratu-

' il' lt _t t tli l l . _ ‘ '.`l`§,...'."Z§”.§’,I,`.»'IfI`.',; ..f‘..,.,§.f1“"§,...`2 3i‘,‘§.,i.’.‘..;"?..§?;““.; 'é2,.;E,;;_»e.=_r;.___,,_,_._. lated their favorite as iiuiletln wasannounced. Judges made

Rule ia” Ulster Hall being upset. trance to his home. -

To do this they will organize a B°l»h U10 f§€Il8l‘nl’s legs were broken deinonstretioii in connection with his gm tm" bY__fl`l1l§mBI\ts of tale missil. I V

ur e h ‘ l

visit to Belfast 011 more striking iasigrgdmthgr Zmvdlilciridldrdl tile

nm than mmm hm mn the cm 'imlfiedialsiliy will f-'§ff.l"ly` :lm UU' J A Stewart Assistant Postmaster at Central Bedequewins $10.00 in gold for nominating

had the Home Rule meeting been al- em 0" 9 P ° B 0 D- ~ » 0

The IJatlent's condition later was

lowed to proceed without molesta- _ _ _

- pronounced critical- ~ Miss Green as she oiled th hi e t vo e i e ' "'°"_'_ The assailant was himself finstant~ ' P e gh 8 t n th enum contest'

Military authorities in Dublin ly killed bv the exploslom

have arranged to send troops here.

both from the capital and other

' should their resence be con- M M U H I @®(!)@§)@)\°l@

points, p sidered necessary for the maintenance of order. '

LONDON, Jan. 28-Winston Chur- _ _ _

- ' Publishers of thc Ciiarloiictowu Guardian.

chill sent another letter to Lord Lon- donderry regarding the Home -Rule

meeting to be held in Belfast. 'ea Fab. (Special to The Gaardiulll

a explaining iliac he aaa nothing to _HAL1l“AX- Jw- 28-'1`lw G\'em~

do with local arrangements, the Bel- Pm" has arrived from LlV°fP00l-

fast meeting reminding him that" A'“°“g the Passengem are 75 M01" Home nine meetings had been held in "WHS for Salt Lake City. It is de- _

Dear Sirs;-~

ing thc votes, beg to report

Ulster Hall recently. He states that °1*“`°d “WV “'°"° :Nfl P0\YK3llll*-ll5~' ' \

he only wished to discuss matters in Th°Y Were m°Sl' Y °l“‘ N°l""'liY Hllll ° the quietest way. to the people. Swedfffl- _

_ nw _inuiniiiiis ii iinnii

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(Ganadian press) (Canadian Press) _ »

w|NN1pE(,',_ Jam 2g._pl»eml,,,~ Rob, STITTSVILLE, Jan. 28-Tllc moni-

iin and Hom Colin gamplmil llavl, bers of the county of Carleton Libe- |¢|e for gtgawa in connection with ral~Censervative Association passed a the extensions to__ the boundaries of l'0B0l\ltiU“ Wllllemlllllg the Ne Temerc the l,mvin¢¢_ » _ Decree and the movement to grant ...____--_-_- Home Rule to Ireland. <

They state that Home Rule, if pans

ed, would be a grave crime against Protestantism and the British Em- liire.

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(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG, Jan. 28-The master

builders loeke out 250 plasterers _ V

and the Union threatens suit for $100,000-$1,000 per day because due

notice was not given. (‘7“ll“dl“ll l"""“""l '

'_1..i..__»-_--» Itlf) DE JANEIRO, Jun. ZR'-Aliui-~

Ok GAN-M LSS

ORGA N~-M ISS

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PIANO-MISS MARY CALl_,/\(iil'AN ~

MARYDRAKE - - - - - -

Lliarlottctoivu, P. E. I.,

_ We, the undersigned judges selected io canvastlie final vote in The

Guardirin's Piano and Organ Oiving Contest, after c;ir.f-.illy counting and exauiln- 5

the winners as fo`lows:

. District Number Oiic f

PiANo-MRS r>iD`Ei.r»: PERRY _ _ _

MINNIE MOf<1`lMF.R - - llisirict Nuiniicr Tw..

District Number Three

PIANO-MISSANNIE GREEN - - - - - - ?lANO-MISS LORETTA McD.)NALl)

ii. J. RILEY

_ Signed K. ]. MAKTIN

vf*%7®©@Ql@U& .‘L@f°.°3 f°i-’!`\f¢l¢D®U¢E>@< >®®<z

laiiuiiry .:7, lolz _

1.92.i,4s<»

l»439»51‘~‘

1,928,260 1 53°»S3f'

a » .2"i`*f§\Vl¢l

2,760,360 2,046,840

{sWf‘/'Vfyanus

A MacKlNN()N _

iNiiiEHY IN lilHll

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l’l'l‘TSFI ELD, Jan. 28-Flames

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P|llSl|ll|]'S Hill “ THE GULU RUSH _ fllH Piiiillliiil

(iiiiiinriiaii Press)

conditions are attending the Minit.~

WlNNIi’l`*lf.l_ Jan. 28-izitiwvatiulil WASHINGTON, Jail. 28-Ullaiup

(Uaiiiiiliiiii l'l'css)

Clark, Speaker of the House of llc» presentativcs_ said today lie was n

luttetown. _

l_t_‘l_a|'y Callaghan..................;;.»...mlGuiyvnlc..,___ _ .........l,928,200

ary Diske.................... ..........Mill Vicw...... , .__,____.1,530,539

G. W. 'l‘hompeon......... ...........(7riiDuuii,

Lily Dover...........__.......................Sufloik .... ._ ,_ Hassle M. Stevenson..................._Wheatley River-...... Lillian M. Prowse........................Sherwood..._._

Edith Meinl. re ....Mil1 Cove

.........1,2l.’I,0l.0

501,750

. 481,500

490,040

363,270 191,100

Miss Jessie McKinaon........ . ...........l»ewis, Lot 60...... . Miss Jemima Walsh.............. .........l"HirVieW .... .. Miss Jessie McLaughlan........ G8tl10l'iI\e!.....~ Miss lddnn May McNeill........ .. .........St. Uetherlnes...... Miss ll/lisa liiliiriiri /\, l.riiririnf.,..._............._.....Sl~ UBl5ll€|'ll1Bl~-»~--

. . 87,

. . £1,040

.. . 19,589

lava iii.-.lriason......._......................Ncw Glesgow...... . . .. 5,080

. _ 5,000

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Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss ifiss -i/fins Mis! Miss

R lilFl'i`lll(}'l` N0. THREE.

ii...iii._ii-- .hr i'--»-i ffiifces and villages of Prince and l{in|'| Colm- oxccptlug towns and villages included in District No. One. _

Annie Green .... ....._......................__.Central Bedcque...... ._ ....... ._.2,760,360 Lorretto McDonald......................R0]lv BBS i'lv~Bt......` .......Z,046,840 Alberta Qaeeley........................_...Bilflillgf-011-~~~-» -~~--»~-1.747.360 ina B, McKinnon......_..................Sturgeon---~~ 931.690 Annie Hughes............................._.lreoville. Lot .. 4Z‘fa630 Lyaaia vaaldersriae.................._.st. i'¢tei~s ....... sao_§9o Dorothy McDonald...._....... ........Ki|igshoi'o, iiof. 47...... 375,340 llama iiifratyr-e__...._.............Borsldv. Lal 14----~ - 99.430 Lucy M. Blanchard......................Milo. Lot . 65,940 Mary Maud Gallont.....................lV|i|f‘¢ hilt . ~- 45.940 Paul Wlllllnslmm _____ _____ _______,_.Mimirieganh, I’.l§.I....... 10,000 The above report of thc slccial ioluniiiic of judges felis

its own siory of the conclusion of 'l`lie Cbailotietown Guard-‘ lari’s Piano and Organ Owning Contest. In accordance with the

decision ilie $500.00 Willis Pianos and Organs were awarded

io the candidates named above _

The Guardian‘s Piero and Organ Owning Contest was the

most successful Contest ever inaugurated by any newspaper in mis simian, which hcspiaks volumes for the energy and popul- arity of the candidates participating, for the losers as _well as lh winners. ' ~

C lff, 11.9115- nl Sp. in. the dror of The Gnaidian's Contest Dclvariiuint was locked and the _iitilgcs fork ihsirge of the bal- lot box and began the final courii. -

W iih cxcitcmerii lu the exiii inc pl cvailing ihe candidates

and iheir flier ds viho vicre p cient pondered on in silence uri- til the judges had pushed the r fclicils dcvln the last column of figures and announced the winners. _ _

Kem blreet, in front of 'l he Gueidmn.cfficc, viasfhrongi d

with sliolipersanxioiisly awaiting llic rciliins srrl as soon -as lhc rcsull of district one was bullciincd a chcer went. up which would do credit io a polllilial €l€Cll0ll-

WlNNERS CONGRATULATED. .

'file ,load-will atiending ihc Coniest was mcst. noticeable

,iileciiy ihe winners viere announced for a numberrf vanquish- icandidsies gencroiisly congratulated their successful com.-

ictitors and expressed their gratification vi ith the fairness of

‘lm °°mpe“"°”` A GRAND i~‘iN1sH.

The result was no less surprising to the winners than lo

the other candidates, for it was ii grand finish, and the interest _ manifested was almost beyond coiiiprehenslon.

' All the candidates made a grand showing and too much

ccrdit‘cs.unot be given thc-ru for excellent work they did.

The Gt ardlan herewith extends its congratulations to the

winners of the Pianos and Organs and at the same time extends _

1 1 i

' ' cliy prevails in Bahia. _' ' Governor Aurelio Vianiiii. ' recently;

resigned and has taken refuge in the

‘ French consulate. His successor was

withdrawn. The town is without,

Miller Building and Warehouse value at $250,000. Several firemen wer slightly injured.

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rifged for six hours during a gale dea- troylng the Academy of Music, the onus gold rush

d , .

0 Hundreds of people from Canada

and 'the United States are rushing ` intovthe new Manitoba gold field but

...__ control and is abandoned to the po-

' no adequate food supply or accom-

nulace and soldiery. modation exists.

------'“ As a result of thc severe weather

(U5“°‘“°“ PWBB) great suffering is reported and the

i_:u/wouir., J . as-A i i »i t .i ` _ - inoli broke into the peniteliltilhrllyl Redd death of many Sold seekers is-feared. lynched live prominent revolutienist _ .

generals. ` `

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1 liAWR}ilNCE, Jan. 28--Labor lca~

, - i i 11 f tl t lk - ‘ '

E _ (Carradine Press) _ tdrsirdlvdngrgilirio frolrli srdtiignllilg uyllzlill

' Miiivinioii, Jin. za-'i'1iac'ana W k l, tl, , tl, ll, ldiiins defodterf Quebec 540 3 in fast ,fan ;vl,,;:nm0,-?,l§;_°s of Q m B op 'i

(Canadian Press) Impression is iiiirond tliiit N. H. A. `H,mgm. and wld are causlug d S ‘,_ M_ ny,,,,_ .p,-0,l,|,_,,,¢, of ,hc lnlcl-na.

___:’A__ll.lB. Jon; ZR-A ilcsputcli from iis a fake lnngiic._ _I-liindreds left lions amongst tho 0p°,.utl,,es_ c cl tional A,lS0ClM,i0,, Ol Bl-ldge and ' 3 "` “Vs Um l'°"°°l‘ h5““°“ 0"" `l"llUl1tlllfZ "m"Wl\ lll‘”ll~ ' V Structural Iron Workers are nlade iii

lat\iel~‘i~_i inirii ia' ..___..__...---- _ - - ~_ on um .t_:_':_°n‘____°%::a____; ___‘_“`___*_le _ . péariants against detective R. hos

Foster is said to lliive struck him

Mil) WITH Ili|lLll|D Will* ii l'°"°l"°'~

. ____ Saturday the Minto loft Picton at

inns.

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fUl\llf\lllln Prcas) fighting at present. _ train which arrived at 3.25 p. rn.

_______llg’l‘Llilll, Jan. 28-l<‘oiir_ wire' PEKIN, Jan. 28-The government Today the Minto leaves Georgetown ___ U 7-o death and live are _'i ii se- is trying to secure an armistic but for Picton at 7,00 “_ m__ Wm, PM 0\_ls condition as a result cf ii hra Wu Ting Fang 'telegrapbed threaten- sengers, outward mail, express and El' Y today at the home of Curtis ing to renew hostilities if lbdicetion (night, "lt at Olnytenfs near here. not accomplished tomorrow. Th, Ear] Gray lan, Geo,-gernwn 5,,i,.

Miuard'l Llnlmellt Cures Colds, Etc. iMinard's Linimont Cures Distemper.. pugengei-a,` ll‘riday's outward mail.

_._ lsllmv- _ The police look for troullo Iict ee (Uauiidiaii Pres!-l

0'I"l‘A‘WA, Jun. 28-'llie Wanderer! the mon returning and thilsc rcirlliir: WUT/\Nl‘0blf*. -'Ml' 2ll°C'l\l1\'Sl‘°

were defeated by Ottawa 0 to 6. The ing out _

7 30 a m , for Georgetown with pas iicngers, Friday’s lull mail express

fflanefllun Irons) and freight, docking at 1.00 li. ni.

NANKING, Jim. 28~'l‘ho niiiistlcu The passen ers, mail and exp;-ogg

expired today but knows little fear of were brought. to _this city by special

-----’-" urday at 7.00 a. m. for Picton with

_ express and freight and docked at

":::::'_::'A`_:"`_""'_}"`_'_'_3'-fx'Ax`_:""_'_`_`A';"A""'"`:"`_""Am"'“"""`""nm Picton at 11-00 a. in., She leaves to-

_ _ day at 7.80 a. m., on return to ~ A - ' Georgetown with passengers, Satur-

A little while, and tlicn we'll under- hearts with pain. town immediately after har arrival

stand

. fall like rain. A special train left this uit for

Jun 'W7 LL W" th" “lm Dmth 3 Ah, welll Lile's hour-glni-s shows the Georgetown yesterday at 8.45 yp. rn.. _ l°¥ hllld fleeting sand- with passengers, yesterday's out- °l°°l1°¢l ln its cold embrace the one A little while, and then we'll under- ward mail and express. The special

we loved; stand. train to Georgetown leaves this city

Tack ri-om our mam on ii-has ' l ~ at 8-46 v. m-. today.

whom s had proved. "livery day is ‘fresh beslllllllll, 'saturday the western train was 30

Robbed of the home the mother logs Every morn is t e world made new' minutes late, the Sumrrierslde and

lo sweet. - You, who are weary of sorrow and Sour-ls were each 5 minutes late, the

*milled the glad wand ei \iaiiy'» nat- uname. ,_ Murray Harbor was on, uma.

tori" lest ' Here is is beautiful hops for exon. ._.--~7------

‘lB!'l lllll mall. express and freight and the passengers, mail and express will be brought to this city by spe- cial train which will leave George-

Anil caused the tears of bitterness to there.

_ below zero. ,

of assault and an attempt to liill F.

WEATHER FORECAST 80. _

(Special to Tile Gilai-dinii)

'l‘OlL()N"i‘O, Jan. 29-Moderntc to

frcsli winds; fair and cold.

The temperature nt three u'cloek this iuorning by the “Rexall Store" Tested Thermometer was 4 degrees

,The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was two degrees above zero and the highest was seven above. The lowest recorded the previous night was two above. At nine a. m. it was seven above and nt niiie p. in., it was two above.

Saturday the lowest temperature was 13 degrees below zero and the highest was 4 degrees above. The lowest recorded the previous night was 15 below. At nine a. m-. li WIS 18 degrees below and at nine p. m.. it was . 3 degrees above. The length of today will be nine

hours and 86 minutes.

The tide will be highthis afternoon

at5 and tomorrow evening at 6.06; it will be high tomorrow morning at 7.28 and Wednesday morning at 8.89.

The sua sets this afternoon at 5.02 and tomorrow afternoon at 5.04; it will be high tomorrow morning at 7.21 and Wednesday morning at 7.28.

= COHDEIISE

candidate for thc Dcrnucl’al.ic presi- iicntal norriiriation. .

NEW YORK, Juli. 28-'l`lin0ilrii‘i>

Roosevelt is not a candidate fm- thi-. Presidency hut will be_ nominated and elected says Sir Walter Stubbs, Kan-

sas.

He says Roosevelt does not v.-niit

the nomination but the demand of the people will force him to :ako it und he will not refuse.

ini iii nn

flliiiiailiilii i‘I‘csn.l CHICAGO, Jan. 28-l0l‘lorf,s unidi- todsy liy the defence in the triul of the Packers show that thc liillli price of dressed iiccf is the fault of retuil-

f!|'R. _

lliilll HiVlSlllli

_WAHl'flNG'l‘ON, Jun. 28-lu iirilci not to pass the Metal Tariff revision bill Sunday. the Democrats, alter nl» most fiiiisliing thc measure, s.d,ioui~n- ed the house and will pass the bill Monday. ‘It is expected to increase imports

$25,000,000 and reduce revenues hy

$900,000. _ 11 l i ____ _

ADVEll1'iSElE|flS_

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(Too ls_tg_lor 01u|1Beet|oe._1___ _

\VANTED. red female foxes. Ad-

dress B. L., Fredericton, P. iii).

i. _ ___________ 1.-E’Z<_l3ip.i.

SAUNBOME SAUSAGES made

fresh every day. Saunders, New-

som _dk Oo. __ ______ 1_-_1Z_l}ii_m_.

OST, between Hillsboro isitatlon,

A on train, or at the Scotch (lon

cert Friday night. a brooch. Finder

please leave at Fennell & Chei;dl;r'n.

-2 dll.

BOWLING, Burh s Alllys, under

market, open lawful days ten to

_ eleven. 2°25dtl.

The moon setd tomorrow morning

'|`“l'l\\\<l` Joy to'mi-row, wrong our ~ i-uisiin Cool ee- Miner-as liiifmerit cures gargetin cows at 4.39..

________...._.._ Uffnar-d'e Dfnimmt (lures Dlnlitheris.

y 1 th li; to all who pzlriicipafcd. ‘mnlyhrosillglr the efforts of the candidates, The Guardian has spread over a yet wider iicld than it did ltefore the Contest

(1 hundreds of new subscribers were added to

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starred, an many _ _-

the already large siibscrlllllllll llbl- _

All thc candidates in and out of the city made a most won-

derful showiug and proved beyond question that they all had hosts of friends who were inicrc_slcd in their campaign s_n.d sh iws ccriclusivcly ilicir popularity not only in the community

in which they live, butin cvery part of Canada.

When the enormous vote is looked over, it will be observ-

cd that the Coiucst was all it was talked upto be-one greet, griind, glorious success in cvciy way. The remarkably high role polled shows ilistihc most sticiiuous pace was set from the

ll(gnmlltdgéiiiiiliiiiiics' ioic siaiirling would rise sud fall lille the wind, one day olrccniiiiiiiaic would be in the lead and the next - ll ry she wou rl lic supl»lani_cd hy another.

The ju lges had ri lunrl lark to perform, for the vote rolled

' ii info figures iicvcr ilrcanicrl of when the Contest started. The work of lhc judges was, of course confined to the heavy icscrve v lic liclrl for thc final rush, and that they handled the work licf irc the-ni rapidly and without fear or favor is attesfsd ly .he fact that ihclr figures corresponded exactly with those

hold hy1_lic<iiiiuiidiiic.<. _ _

'l`h-~ (`.irni'diriii wishes io publicly thank the judges for

iii;-if it iidly u::.i.~ziiiiicc :it the close of the Contest.

'l`l'lE SYSTEM _ '

The system used by the Contest Manager in conduction,

Contests has taken years io perfect, and is so complete ln deta ihat all coiucruul in ilic Contest were assured of s fair and

S ua c rlciil.

' The Conical hlaiiagcr wishes lo say that this contest was r ne of the most successful ones ever conducted by him whldl incl speaks volunirs for the energy put forth by the candidate! and ii. R nioai miking, tribute io the high esteem in which The

Guardian is held by the people of Prince Edwrrd Island.

'l`o the candidates and the general public the Contest man-

ager desires io express his ihaulrs, for without their co-operet- ion it would have been impossible for the Contest to have been such a brilliant success. '

AWARDING THE PIANOS

The Great House of Willis 81. Co., Ltd., Montreal have

been notified of the names and addresses the winners and ihc pianos will he shipped at once by fast fre git.

fNl`iflLGENCE IS ASKE

And just here it may he opportune to ask the indulgence

of some of the new subscribers. There was such e rush of names and addresses on Saturday th it it will he impossible for the clerical force to catch up for a few days and in-the menu- iinie if delivery is not prompt kindly be patient. The hendlirm and enrollment of the hundreds of new subscribe ie.ap..!lll task and for e dey or two there will necesserllyflie some uti- certsinty. -

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