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`/ PAGE TWO THE GHARLO'l"1‘E'il0WN GUARDIAN ` ' MAY 22. 19:15 - ii

Auction satis llliiillitsoi ni wifi .-- A

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Flies that

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Day passed off very pleasantly in the

we are authorised by GEORGE A B. M¢DoNALn 1zsq.,t0 °“"“° “°"°°'° °' "‘° “"1 ’°“°"‘°’ ll by Public Auction,-at his residence Prince Street, on' Qillwniiiliir 'Tdfsdfuiiilf iidiisiiinenidi

wednesday, 26th May. 1915. I-'li .Y$’.f.¥».I’.i‘.§°'.i‘ZI.‘$i.i'f..i'“i»§ T32 I-’i.`i'fil

At 0 CIOCI{, A M roll e s s

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to I All _his Furniture comprising of Piano, Parlor, Sitting Room ,,Y,f§i,f,‘}d°f§,,w“,f ‘°§i',§";hild§’,,§°'§'§g

If you wish to land a

We buy flies direct from the makers in England who know how to properly dress them. _You will agree with us l think that at the price ‘ we have the best dress_ed flies in the city. The quality is all that can be desired. li ` you want information as to ones you will require ask

us. We know.

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Don’t Forget

The Prize Contest fl'

Get Into It I

G. .Iamieson i DRUGGIST 'F

\ The Latest

Cut Glass

of the finest quality just opened_ up. The patterns are entirely new, compris-

ing in part

Water Jugs Fruit Bowles

TumblerS Nappies, etc. '

G. H. Taylor

Jeweiler & Optician 1

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MAY.

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i Sa. 6.29 18.26

S. 7.18 19.38

8.02 20.39 3.40 21.30 9.14 22.17 9.40 23.02

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Fitii to 9th, clearing. warm. 10tl1 to 13th, damp. shovvery. 14th to 18th, ad- vanced heat. 'filth to 22nd. thunder showers 23rd to 27th, cool period. 28th to 81st, damp and foggy.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

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f'ity Ma.gii~'.trutc'i~; tfoiirl, 10 a.in. Prince Ed\vai'il Tlieatrc, Il, 7 and

8.45 p.ni.

l'eoplc's Tlieatrc. 3.15, 7.15 and 8.45

p. in.

% BIRTHS

HOLMAN.-Al Suinnicri-iidc, on Wcd- nesday, May 10. io Mr. and Mm. il. 'l`. llolmsin. ri son.

MoKENZiE.--At ility lfiirliiiio on May 15th. 1915. to hir. :ind Mrs. W. ll. Mcl{ciizic. :i ilriiiglitcr.--F. ‘

MOORE-At .\i'lllon on the 20th lust. to llenry ll. and .\li~.<. Moore u daugh-

100 l’iii'ks GREAT I.i\\`-

ING STRAIN OR BARR- ED Pl.YM0l7Tll ROCKS. Yeiirling hens. Pallets and tiockereli-i.

tiavc bccii bred for egg ycnrs. A re bred fron. production for over 25 lions with an average of 196 eggs in 365 days are the strain that won the Gold Medal at the international ogg laying contest.

That

You soldoin get :iii opportunity to

buy this great laying strain of ltocks at gh.. prim 1 ani nficriiig them for.

ln lots of lti, 75 cents each. Eggs t`or hulcliing $1.00 pci' setting

$5.00 pcr hiiiiilrcil. lluy old chicks 15 cents t-zu-li.

J. ll ltlt'ilAlll`tS

Siiniiiicrisidc, i’. l.

1009-5-'.l£lI\i1ipd.

The P. E. Island Hospital

Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of all contribu-

tors to the above Institution will be held in the Parlor of the Young Mens Christian Association on Mon- day the 31st day of May 1915 at 8 o’clock p. ni., for the election oi’ Trus- tees for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before lt.

PERCY POPE, Chairman, B. BALDERSTON, Secretary.

3937-5-13l\l1tii.

Grand Patriotic Concert Ai Brookfield

A grand patriotic and basket social

will be held on Thursday thc 27th of May, commencing at 8 o'clock p m.

With the consent of' the trustees

and the good people of Brookfield we have secured their large and commod- ions hall, where we will hold the grandest and best concert and basket , social of the year.

A general invitation is given to all

the ladies both town and country, to provide baskets.

Ladies with baskets admitted free. City and country talent will be

there.

Tennis will be provided for all

those taking part from thc city.

The lioiir and place oi' meeting for

teams will be announced latcr.

Admission 15 cents. Proceeds in aid of the Field Kitchen

and Ambulance Fund. for the comfort of our soldior boys who are fighting for the noble cause of British freedom.

Colne one and all and help in this

grand cause. Benj. Carter, promoter. 0950-5-1-lMEti'.

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The Cli’town Driving Park

King’s Birthday Races Tliursday,.Iune 3rd.l9l5

The following Races will be

held on the above track on the above date, with purses amount- ing to $400.00.

2.16 Class,Trot and Pace, Purse

....... ._ .........$200.00

2.24 Class, Trot Purse....... 100.00 2.30 Class, Pace Purse... 100.00

The 2.16 Class, mile heats. The

2.24 and 2.30 Classes, half mile heats.

There will bc very low rates

onthe I’. l. Railway linc from all points.

The admission fee will be 25

cents, which takes to the Grand Stand._

Entries close May 21st, 1915. For Race Programme and all

particulars write the Secretary

Rocky Point Ferry S.S. Hillsboro

Leave Leave Charlottetowii Rocky Point 8.00 a.ni. 8.30 a. m. 9.30 a.ni. 10.0

ni. 11

saver 5552?

snr? ©¢4¢A@ @©¢© -crass;-1 .555

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SUNDAY

PPNF? ocean coca:

a. in p. in. p. in D D

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M. M U RPHY,

Manager.

1101-5-;!1m2i.

Sired by Commodore Ledyard Dani

Parketta. by Parkside 2.22. Then with llernando Allright liashaii Prince and

BYRNE BROS.

North ltlvcr.

1007-5-22Msws3ipd.

“Have you seen this new line of

dainty Talcum Powders we are now showing? li' you haven`t. you'll want to see it. lt‘s one oi’ the largest and most complete exhibits of the world's best talcum powders you ever saw. The Two Macs, 149 Grout George St. ~Mli`.

"Patons extra Special Silk Boot

Hose 26c. a pair.-Patons.

1011-5-22M2lEil.

“FOSTER'S Fishing Tackle gives

entire satisfaction--his prices are the

1038-5-21 M E

"48 Womens Corsets, Patons Spoc-

ial, 98c. worth $1.50. No better any

Dining ROOIII, R00mS, all and Kitchen Furniture, HSIJPY many very sturdyy shrubs and trees Thought Range, China Cabinet, 1-4 Oak Dining Room Set, Carpets were Piellted by U10 Y°““8 P°°Di°- Rugs, Squares, Bureaus, Brass Mantled Beds, S%rings and ;r*;;r‘&§:°;l';‘;‘t§§ |521:

od h , f t t k Mattresses, Dishes, Glassware, etc., etc. Flag Pole. verythmg ,on S,,.,,,,, ,,d,,,,,g ,,,,,,,,,,, ,D ,hose

go au 0 ron ta e 00d Terms Cash the have anted in the ast ears`

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I along the .nghtkmd of mes' J, & CO, Auctloneefs niailiy of which are now qglte ywell- - i 10-,~7_5,20m,f_ ' grown and add mucli to the beauty of

this busy thoroughfare.

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¢ The Afternoon Bridge this week

I I was most agreeably entertained at the

home of Mrs. W. K. Rogers. Next

week the closing for the season will be held at Mrs. C.H.B. Lcngworth's when thc scvcrnl prizes will bc award~ ed.

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Many pleasantly arranged fishing

excursions, automobile rides and plc- nics aro being planned for Victoria Day when the weather nian is expect- ed to put on his brightest smile for the holiday seekers.

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At the Golf Links on Monday the

first afternoon tea of the season will be served. Mrs. W. W. Clark and Mrs. McCready being the liostesses. Many visitors are expected and as the links are in good condition n pleasant day's sport will no doubt be participated iii. I 1| C

Miss Rose Longwortli entertained

at ii small but deliglitfnlly arranged Bridge on Tuesday eveiilng in honor of her friend Miss Marion Newbery.

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Quite the iilcest dance of the sci-ii-ion

i was held by the Tennis Club in the

Bank of Commerce Hall on Thursday evening chaperoned by Mrs. A. A. Alley. Mrs. George Harrison. Mrs. J. O. llyndnian and Mrs. W. H. Pethlck. The floor was in excellent condition whilc Miss Jennie llood's music left nothing to be desired. During an in- terval coffee and cake were served and a thoroughly enjoyable social time was spent. The young people were delighted `with their dance and freely expressed the hope that others niiiy follow in the neat' future.

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liir. and Mrs. Il. N. McNeil were at

Home to their friends on Tuesday af- ternoon and evening when quite a

Nutwood Bay number of their friends called. The

drawing room was very handsomely decorated with carnations while in the dining room roses were daiiitlly arranged. Mrs. Mi-.Neill was assisted

,Salcdiii strain of blood. Saiadin bc- in receiving by Mm_ McNair, Mrs_ A

Edward island. Nutwoodib;slngEalfii{:i|t ,, , ,. prize winner at the Dorn non xii - Rev' DL d .M _ H 1. f A _ ll0“» “I5” a ms' Wiz" Wlnner at 'ho iierst, were aiileceivlnlgs tl1oead‘oiig‘i'atuI]ii- l"ro\'iiii-ini Exliihltlon. ills dam Park- Mons or thvir friends Du Saturday “ll” li” l"k“" mfg' i’r'7“" CV"-I' m“° last, it being thc 38th ziiiiiivcrsiiry of shown. Nntwooil is an excellent stock meh. lmu.|.|ag(,__

gcttor. Will stand at Murph_v's stables ,, ,,, ,, fgflilglyagfglundPl¥‘:5’;y;’f’“r Q“"°" bt" Mrs. W. A. Brennan ui' Suniniersidc

is among thc welcome visitors here this week.

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ills wide circle ol' friends deeply

regret the very painful accident from which Mr. Neil McQuar'rie, K. C., Summerside, is suffering and hope that it will not be as serious as at first reported.

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Among the pleasant events of the

week was the presentation tu Mrs. A. E. Morrison, by Mrs. Rogers of Gov- ernment House, of a Life membership ln the W. F. M. S., in connection with St. James Church. This graceful act on tho part of Mrs. Rogers thu enor- getlc President was much appreciat- ed by the ladies of the \V. F. M. S., as Mrs. Morrison is one of its most in- terested workers and supporters.

lowest.-Central Drugstore. “Special sale of Wash Goods for this

Baturday at Patons. 1011-5-22M2iE1i _________

"Extra Special holiday blouses at

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i>'l>4'<l>i<l-iff'-f"l'.'§.<l‘

charge Twenty-five cents

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One cent per word first insertion In this column, half cent per _

word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

Agents Wanted *

--i=`°`o'Rr'n`/fir AGE'N1's“`wXN'rEo.

Send for catalogue. Solar and brom- ide prints, portraits. flnt and convex frames aiiduiéar 'Ipict\:_‘l;€;S'_ M0f°i\'

' t o.. o o .

“ms For ra iosz-5-zinoinsi. ‘T0§‘i`1‘iiW»L's'E`E€'FrIU§ToN ANo

horrors ol’ tiic (lreat. War. Thrill- ing. llcart rendering and itppiillinll- tlrcalcst. seller over D\lb|‘iBl\0d~ Only dollar. Best. tcrins. Sample book free. Wiiistoii Cu.. Toronto.

_1001-5-21E6i.

Ac`éiii‘i'?s"`ii/ANTED 'ro sEi.i. Fon

The Old Reliable Fonthlll Nurser- ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. Highest commissions paid. Handsome free cqulpmeiit. Stone & Wellington. Toronto. Ont. 9716-4-29ME20l.

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Help Wanted-Mule W'AT1TET>"-'L' TN " ""E`X`i'>TRiEN'€€5

Drug Clerk capable of taking charge of store. Apply by letter to Win. I). Box 322. (‘hiirlottetown, l’. E. l.

1090-5-2iM3lpd.

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IAOSD

i.osr vEs'rEnoAv ai-trwssi

Stcuini-r lllllsboro und Post. Ullico, city, a siiin oi' iiioncy. l~‘indi‘r pit-use lenvc ut Giiuriliaii and rccoive rc- ward. 1089-5-2iM3lpi|.

llclp \\ iiiitoil-.\liilc WANTED A MAN T0 WORK ON

farm. Married man preferred. Can employ wife also. Apply by letter. P. O. Box 272, Sourls.

9983-5-15M8lpd

ten - FRANK R_ HEARTZ, ' Fm. 'sine Situations Vacant

President, . - -~ - Arnociries or rue wAn iNcLuo-

,YOUNG FOXE6 FOR SALE. COM-

C' R' SMALLWOOD’ inuiilcalo with the underslgiied for

DEATHS S€C’y~Tl'€8S. prices, terms and pedigree. Mrs.

9900-5~ilMtiifrl0l. Johii~A. Sharp, Summor;ii1d&,5lElh.1l.

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,s'rr='i>HsNs.-Ai rimmed Bank. Tim- r'c`>'§"s‘»'\'i."i'-:Iiilli5'1'_<'>`ii"56A"1'_ii'i`isv.` hurst Reading. England. on thc 26th 5 9 . 26 feet 15 h p Engine Apply at

ING LU8ITANlA TRAGEDY _ Dollar book. Unparnlicled sollcr. Big comniissloti or salary. Order free outfit today. Bradley-Garrctsoii, Brniitford, Ontario. 1010-5-22Ml2l.

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April: Marguerite Stewart Stephens, 1 'ofllco of Auld Bros. Ltd: _ To Let I

Vct D

wldow`of the late James Stephens, I 1034'5°20M3l- TD* IiENT;]T_"If7i`§_|5C`CH`,“"FDR

Esq., and daughter of the late Cap- F6f3`,(|_'E_°”"___ 1 ST-fgw ¢ApA¢|-|-¥{`1'4 tain John Stewart. ol' Mount Stewart, ____ mm Apmy _,_ J_ McDonald' p|ne"_e P. ill. Island. Paymsster General of the 1039.5.19M6;pd

- ron sal.:-oesinaste Piton-

G0Vernment Rallways arty at Montague. Four acres

British troops in Canada.

are the

"lays High Grads Sultsi newest

style, ages fitted from 6 to 10, worth up to $8.00 today $3.49,-Futons.

. , . . 1012-8~22M2lE1l.

single fare for

land, good large dwelling house and barns Amo J. Robertso

summer months. a large double cot tags, with verandah all round. One acre of land and good stables; ice house with season’s leo; lawn ten- nts court. etc,~ Apply 57 Graftonl street. Clinrlottetowii., 1100-5-2im3l. '

;

801118 May 24» Montague. ` stirs-5-irniiinioxi' .“'3li`f¢'i,I

1 “Oct your Fld l|\'l DRUCITO

W -' 1 can white oak, with ii hone-power lilro for o on or. purchase. Ad

25, and fare ron sAi.s-'riiie i=Ts"i»Ti`i~To scnoonll WAN1-|` Wfmin' iN'i

goi May or Katie and Ella, 20 tons; Amerl- engine 10 , 1! lt. p. will either

ooaosianu

islands. iooat-somiipd. i

ay 25 I mms. Appiy i. mmiii, wow arm nav 94, cmtomwwn

becoming hat.

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of F 'rim imtrioiie-;»;i;is¢-i ii Empire D ` ‘ ,_

Men’s Snappy Hats

We aim to be the great hat house of P. E. Island. Bring your

hat troubles to us. You will be given every attention and fitted to a hat by an expert one who will tell you at once if the hat you are try- ing on is becoming or not. We carry the largest stock of newfhats , in the City and handle only makes we can recommend. Try us cr a ,

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Prices

$1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00

Stetsons I $4.00

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Gates’ Old Stand Stand ' Wellner Block

Henderson & Cudmore

lIHUiiiIHiIEliV|lIiS

` Finsr iviiari-iooisr

tying Public Opinion. 2.30 p. in.

t iiirc between joining the church aii-l licifoiiiiiig united with tflirisi. l"~euclier. J. L. Dawson, li. !\.

GRACE CHURCH.

11 ii. in.-Sermon. Siiiitliiy School

and Bible Classes. 2.30 p. ni. All seats free. 7 p. in. Sermon. Preach- er, Rev. Ernest Weeks, B. A., B.D.

BT. JAMES.

11 ii. in.»-Surinon. Siibjcct, Tho

Song of tho flow _ Sun- dny School and llihle Ciusscs at 2.30. Strangers always wclcoine and seats provided. 7 p. ni. Sermon, is Britain Being Punlshed for her sins? Preaclier. Rev. Dr. Fuller- ton.

ZION CHURCH.

11 ii. ni.-Sermon. Siilijei-t, Tlic

Church Triuniptiant. tlliildrt-ii's ad- dress. The Things tliat are Lovely. 2.30 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Sermon, Sub- ject, Beating the Retreat. Preacher. Rev. G. C. Taylor. All seats free.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

ii ii. ni.-Sermon. 7 p. in. Semioii-

Sunday School and Bible Classes 2.30. All are welcome. Special music. Preacher-Rev. J. White- head.

Suiiday School and Bibi.: Classes. T p. in. Sermon. Siibioct, The ililfcr-

BAPTIST.

,ll ii. ni.-Scrinoii. 2.2 _ .

Siiiniuy School and llible Class. 7 '. in. Sermon. Preacher, llev. Z. . lfash.

11 a. ni.-Sermon. Subject, Jesus Dc- ST' PAUUS'

11 a. ni-Morning Prayer. 2.30 Sunday

School. 7 p. in. Evciiinir. Prayer and Sermon. Ciuiiiiiiiiiiuii 8.30 ii. iii. All seats l`i‘ec. ltcv. ’l`. W. Mur- pliy.

ST. PETER'S

Holy Comniiinion at 8 a. m. Sermon

at 11, lllatins 10.15. Sunday School and Bible Cliiss 2.30. Evensong at 7 p. m. Preacher, Rev. Canon Simp- son.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH.

Service at 7 p. m. Proavrlicr, Rev D.

McLean.

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German Fleet Eventually to Make Desperate Dash for the High Seas

Stress l'roni many angles will soon

forcc the German fleet into the open where she will bc engaged by the hn- patlcnt llrltlsh dreadnonghts, and "der Tug" so iirdcntly longed for b`y the Teuton will become a stern real-

ity.

Outnunibcred two to one by the

fleets of Great Britain alone not_ ,to mention Fraiice and Russia. together with the war craft of the smaller iid- tions nt. wiir the diioni of her navy sci-ins seiilctl.

“llcr 'l‘iig" shall bc in truth "that

day" und Eiiglisli guns will wipo thc insult ont. and lessen the Tcuton in international etluuotte. `

when the Union Jack will be imap-

ping at the masthead of the flagship of the British squadron on thatdiiy. will it also be flying from the front oi' your lionic? '

\V.lth tlieso tlioiiglils uppermost.

The (Guardian) has prov/iilvil coni- plete flag outfit for all loyal Canadians readers of these columns as announc- ed on another page of today‘s lssuemnd plan under which they are presented brings them to the hands ol’ readers practically without cost. the small lliiancial requirenieiit being just Sulli- ciciit. to defray the assembling and distribiiting expense.

Bc prepared to show your colors

when victory porches on our banner- better still. get the flag today and your national emblem. 1015-5-22Meil. .

K. F. Ellis, Summerside

Lieutenant Morrison, Georgetown Private Peter Hughes, Mill Cove Private Geo. W. Sharp, Summerside Private J. E. Lockerbie, Cascumpec

Private J. A. Beaton, Brookfield Private McQueen, Mount Hope Private Bruce McLellan, Indian River William Mclntyre, Charlottetown

Pte. Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Pte C. A. Arnaud, Charlottetown

Lieut. C. B. Pitblado, Charlottetown

where.-Patong. 1o12~s-ivizisii. C W" up i° 11g?1_.;,D;2tf,'if,E1,_ S an 0 0 onoul’

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WOUNDED `

Creek

PRISONER

Private J. Fraser, St. Peter’s Bay

, MISSING

Private John Curry, Charlottetown Private Daniel A. Simons, Port Wood Private H. J. Wells, Elmsdale Private Lester O. Johnson Peter's Road

DIED FROM WOUN DS

Private John Curley, Charlottetown Charles L. Pitts, Charlgttewwn

KILLED IN ACTION

Sergt. William B. Brady, Charlottetown Pte. Alex. Lorn McNeill, Rocky Point;

How sleep the brave who sink to rest

By all their country'| wishes blestl

When Spring, with dev/y llnsers cold. Returns to deck their lisllow’d mould, Sho there shall dress a sweeter sod _ i Than Fi-nncy's feet have ever trod. By fairy hands their knoll ll rung,

By forms unseen their dlrge lg guns; There Honour comes, a pilgrim 3|-gy, To bleu the tin-it that wraps their clay-

And Freedom snail a while repair,

’ To dwell s weeping hermit there,

Private Arch. McKinnon. Canoe Cove Private Norman McKenzie, Nine Mile

Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington Driver W. L. Ferguson. Alexandria Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown

John Stewart, Wood Island

Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown

Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown Pie- .i0hn Murphy, Charlottetown Gunner W. G. Bruce, Red Point Private Peter Martin Grant, Bangor

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