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WATSON

Ave., Toronto. Nov. iotli, isis.

A honiitifulcorirploxion isa liiiudsom.

,,om,m’s ehiefglory and tliceu\'_v of hr-I less fortunate rivals. .-Yet a soft, clczii skin -glowing with henlth -is only I/ri natural rzsull a/'pure Blood. '

“ I was troubled fry a eonsirloniliii time with it very u/ipleaxanl, diijiguring Raxli, which covered my i`:ice and for wliicli l used upp_licui.ions and reineilirr without relief. After using “ }<‘ruit-n- gives” for one week, the rash is com- pletely gone. I am deeply thrinkiul `i'oi the rclicflirirlin the future, 1 will not bt without “ Fruit-a-tives".

' NORA Il WATSON.

50a. ii box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25o. At dcnlers or sent postpaid on receipt ol price by Fruit-a»tivel Limited, Ottawa.

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‘ helped by Wilson's lnvaiids

Port thatl have come to re- ~

. gard it as indispensable for the 5-

- a propertreatnaent of allwasting

g diseases and convalescent _

cases. '~

R Ciriclrona Bark, B.P.,

FruifAcicls,Aromalica, li

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M\‘e on liibrivntin oil in increased cost of overhnuling angin the shortened ser- ~

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worthy and ,hence

Th ~ in .t eo i- “&°' ¢al|li\\i’:i¢:nli‘::`n$ 'u gms: pale-heed people do.

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no noosns i-mnownne co.. Lro._

_ Charlottetown

tiiiod that his son.

N lant. a volunteer of the 105th Batta-

~ lay morning. She leaves to mourn

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_ night \vi~I.iies'scd a very pretty wedding

of Tube,‘cul°sia_.Amnm_a La .5 wlio-n Miss Grace, the daughter ul

. ~- .. ’ '__ Janie and Mrs. Walsh.

GUPPC and C¢|\¢l'3l Deblilflf 3- beraiiie the. bride of Ralph Brudnage

of Summerside. The nuptiais were

3 member of R. T. Holman’-s

‘ (_, ad¢{¢d _ national service and after

"* town, he leaves this morning with

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_-4, with the Naval divis-ion of the Atlantic

‘ii 'if Coast defence,

-On Wednesday Nov. 7th,

<7 1- _ ~ V ._ ?@%“<>"<> Q V so Ove-or

QOJ </_ M.i.nn.Ar1- I perform your duty. We cannot over- ' ~ estimate the splendid impression you Q _ G have made on the people of the com- V& .--" O' munitiestlirough which you DHSB.

" . _ nor how much we appreciate y0\1i‘

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_ ` THURSDAY `

- -KILLED iN Acrioin.-Mr. Ar-

§0l1e Gallant. Miseoucho has been no-

Private Hector Gal-

,,'°“- W" k||l€d\ll\ action on the 5th Jlstunt.-H. ' ‘

DUNDA8 ANI? ANNANDALE. -

Rev. A. S. Stewart of Montague Will conduct services _ on Sabbath, Nov. 25th in the Presbyterian Church st Dundas at 3 p. in. and at Annan. dale at 7 p. m. Rev. James Heron oi New Carlisle. Quebec will conduct services in these churches on Sub. bath Dee. 2nd and Sabbath Dee 9th at the usual hours.

The many friend

Arthur J. Harper ze witlrthem in the loss of their little daughter Doris after a lingerinr llness of 7 months. All hopes fo: recovery were retained up till Tues lay when a change for the_ worst came land she! gradually weakened 'intil her _spirit passed to the God ‘vho gave it at an surly hour Wednes-

s of Mr. and Mrs detllly sympath-

tne brother Harold to mourn her lose besides her grief stricken parents.

IN CASUALTY LlST.- Mr. J. L.

Stevenson, New Glasgow on Satur- day received ofiicial notice that his son, Gunner George W. Stevenson, \Io. 5 Siege Battery was admitted to No. 1 Field Ambulance Depot. Nov. 'ith gun shot wound left arm and left leg. At the outbreak of war Gunner Stevenson was doing garrison duty at Halifax attached No. 2 R. G. A.. in company with his brother now Sergt. Major Stevenson 9th Siege Battery. George received a transfer to No. 4 Battery St: John, now the 5th, In (iomm-'ind of Major Macdonald an Isluiider. The battery has been thro- ugh the big battles in which the Can- adians have won undying fame. The men all speaking highly oi’ the ‘ in-

trepedity -and bravery of their Qunat ans.

- WENT AGROUND.-The schoon-

er. Elie., Mary. which ieit S mmm-

side on Sunfiay for the port ol Char- lottetown. w nt on the rocks near Cape Tormentine at about 3 a. m. on Monday and nocamo n total loss. The schooner was in charge of the owner. Capt. Olson \\'i'_h c crow .if two. wiir were all saved, although they had si narrow escape as their dory broke away and was lost, the Capt. how- ever, hoisted a flag of distress which at this early hour. was lu_ekily_no- ticctl from shore and assistance reach cd the vessel in time to take all to shore. _ Up to the present it cannot be learned whether or not the vessel

Suinmerside

celebrated nt the Presbyterian Manse Summcrsiile, thc pastor, Rev Mr. Mitchell performing the hapy cere- mony. The young couple were unat

`_ Nnded and took the evening express _ for Charlottetown. They are populu:

in Summerslde. the bride being u gilt

- eil member of the choir of the Presby- _ terian Church -and the' groom a valued _ stall. How-

ever he has' answered to the call for

a shori

honeymoon oi one day in Charlotte

four other recruits, having joined ur

" M/ui. candies nemsmasi-iso.

1917, Mr.

Keir Hutherley the mail courier of

_ Route No. -1 New Wiltshire was

much surprised on arriving at the home of Mr. Thos Dollar by being presented with an address and purse oi' mone-y. The address was as fol- lows.. To Mr. Keir Hatherley:-OC- tober has lengthened into November and the country fbecomes bleak and barren. We are reminded of you. our géniai Mail Couriar,_ as you wend your-`way from box to box. ruin 01 shine, frost or heat, you faithfully

fuitlifulness and punctuality in forming your arduous task. in of these circumstances lt seems

view only

fitting that some form of public re-

' cognition should be accorded you. WG'

'A R

therefore ask yot`1 to accept this gift not for its intrinsic value, but as ii small testimony of our appreciation for services well rendered. May Providence give you health and strength to continue on your way. rejoicing. Meanwhile you have the comforting assurance of the good will of your patrons along the route. (Signedl Thos. Dollar on behalf of tho patrons or the New Wiltshire Mall Route. Mr. Hathei-loy wishes to express his gratitude for the kindness shown him and assures the people he will do his best to carry on the work '59 ng to gl_ve entire satlsftetion.

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F or Constipation _- Ca`rter’s Little _

Liver Pills l

will set you right _

oyer night. __ Purely Vegetable j-

g..f..ii rin, emu nw. shui rus-

_ || I t the fneee of Ilitbflln the blood. ‘

. i FACTORY CLOSED. - 'l`lie A_h

the following telegram. stating son Wallace was wounded in acti

YOu 712909 Pio. William \Va.lln

Sutherland. infantry officially report- - ad admitted First Field Ambulm-|ce_ Rotarian Saunders contributed solos

November 6, 1917, gun shot wound *”“ -left thigh and wrist."

This young man was one of the fir

‘ieulth and fine bearing. His ma

of the breaking up of the 105th w

`his rank, some' months ago and pr

_Men _ ' lisa o 1

nolclligr. g '

wall

exposure

_ Eng'~n~' ‘O iiiiilczgo an operation for

LANDER ELECTED BY AC-

CLAMATION.-Mr. G. W. McPhee.

`ormerly a Liberal Memgfr of the E. island Legislature an a native West River, has been elected by :lamation in McKenzie, Saskatchew- in, as a Unionist.

86'

am-s Village cheese factory, which

`.l0sed the last days of October, has

d- ness a free entertainment nt Prince-

tgain rewarded its patrons ha

iomely. Milk was paid in the vicin `ty of $1.60 per hundred, seine p ions totalling a business of about 5400. ,M -

. 1 iN cAsuA|.Tv i.is1'.- Mr. An

zus Sutherland ,` Cardigan receiv

sorrowful tidings reached Mr Frank F. Arsenault, Abra

.hat he had been' gassed at the fro

text repo-rt of his condition.-l\'i

I. J. Trainor oi’ (lliarlottetown, w came home to enlist in the 105th B

. 1| . of D .Company, and who at' the tin

sent in the 13th Reserve, gave

eceded to France as a private in th 26th Battalion. His many friends wi be pleased _ to learn. that sever weeks ago he was promoted, recei ing his first stripe in _the farnon “Fighting Twenty~sixth."

VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN.-Tl

-ubseriptions from the Rural distric stlli_ continue to pour i-nto Hes waiters which is a sign that the ou aids districts have only commenced t

appreciate the splendid oportunit

interest return. The subscription for Wednesday total over $105.00 compared with $106,000 the previou duy.` The committee expect ever person who can possi-bly do so to han

day' so that the total on Saturday. nia

tive point, If this is reached Prine

point.

Col. Jenkins yesterday received th

itself: - S. R. Jenkins, l\i.D.,

Charlottetown. -

sible publicity and announce in th press the following regulations: .

Personal parcels from relatives t

prisoners other than officers. one ma be sent direct every three months, coupon for which must be -obtaine

_ ' d

on from here. Parcel may' contain any of' the following articles, and must not weigh more than eleven pounds: Pipe. sponge. pencils, pom- ade, regimental badges, shaving brush. safety razor, mohair bootlaces, pipe- lights. hussif one handkerchief, shav- ing soap, one stick health salt. in- secticide. braces or webbing, belts. comb, hairbrushes, toothbrushes, cloth brushes, buttons. chess, checkers, dominoes, dubin. hobnaiis_ candies, medal ribbons, polish, mittens, mutil- er. one of each. Parcel liable to con- fiscation if other articles included. Scheme in force from December lst. LSigned) A. M. PLUMTREE.

OTTAWA, Nov. 21.- island men

mentioned in casualty list today are, Ititantry. Wounded, G. Woodside, Malpeque; M. Adore. Souris; W. J.

‘ 'wardisehsrrged-for-duty-the same day.

P. the Rotary Cl;i(b luncheon yesterday of in the Kasey orner- Rotarinn C.

at- Loan films would be exhibited. There

ed of n round table quuiz when tlir ms members indulged in the privilege ol on putting questions, both grave ami gay

Nov. 6th. Sincerely- regret to inform l° ‘me ““°U“”' "°°el"i“g “wre °"

ce less relevant answers. During thi-

|N CAS AL-|-y |_|5-1-__ -1-| don death of Mrs. Arcliibeid Acorn

U became known. She had been con

m»S fined to bed for a few weeks and hops

~/illage. of his son Theodore, stating was Cherished fm' Speedy recovery

“L but thc call cahne suddenly, age 56

St Muizh sympathy is expressed for Mr

0 dm. the khaki_ being of robust John_Acorn. \v o recently was strick

nv cn with partial paralysis. from whicl'

'nieiirls will await with anxiety thc he is happily "e°°ve"i“5' also - his

___ Mrs. Acorn though not enjoying; ro

A WELL MERITED HONOR' mg bust health toiled iiobly for her home

gb and family, was always ready to help

,mio in 1915 and was Sergt Major in any good work. For thirty-two

le years she adorned the membership oi as the _Presbyterian Church, though she

ug hor fiiniily in the Methodist Churr-Ii e Rev. llenry A. Brown, assisted by u|Rov. Mr. Rand, ofliciated at the fu al neral service.

v_ Full of good works she will in

. . i. y, '

2? roi William resides in Manitoba, Ro d`_ bert and Arthur at home. These __ together with her two- daughters-

offered in the purchase of Victor; Bonds' both in regard t0 safety 3"" C-od’s iciior fills the hearts tliail Malpenue, Miller l-lrimillon. Stanley on Sunilny evening. Nov. iiilii. The

their “ppH“tl°“ to the canvasscf tu' immortal love sows sovereign seed. division oi' the' Atluiitic Naval 5ci'vZ-eu.litc\'. i\ii~Qiiziri'ie took as his text thc_ilic war :it 40 Orlebar Street.

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reach the $1,000,000 mark, the objec-

Edward Island will be -the first pro vince in Canada to reach tiicir l

objective leaving a full week more’to pile up a large amount over this

The following cable has been re-

ceived from our prisoners of war de- the brain as its centre’

pertinent. Please give same all pos-

from the Prisoners Dept.. Cockspu

- FRIDAY

WOUNDED. -Mr. John ll. Jay.

Fanningbrook received word Monday that his non Edward E.. liadlieeu wounded and sent to the 6th Field Ambulance Depot, November 6th. ,Gun shot Wound in face. ills 'many friends hope for an early recovery.

WOUNDED.- On Thursday. Nov.

15th, Mrs. Edward McEwen. oi’ Camp- bellton, New London, received a te legram stating that her son Herbert. was slightly wounded in the shin, but

Herbie is a member of the famous No. 2 Siege Battery and his many friends are glad to learn that though he nail 1 close-"squeak" he is yet at his post as an expert gun-layer.-*.

-PROMOTIONS IN ith SIEGE BAT- TERY.-ll`rom‘ private letters.receiv_-_ ed from boys in the Sth Siege (form- ierly the Happy' Fifth) this week ii iils learned that the following proiiioi-

'alas have been madei Corporal--Bdi_

. Dunn and G. W. McKenzie. Bom-

bardier-Grs. L._P. Aitken and Gen 7. Craig. Grs. D. C. McDonald. Eug- :ne Wynn, J. Cutliffe, H. Ward "-has. Beer and J. F. English are in England suffering from trench fever. Gr. (`lie.=ter Garrett has also gone to

appendicitis. _

_...__

‘ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON.--At

Black presided. Rotarian J. O. Hynd- man gave an interesting account of the work ol' the Victory Loan Com- mittee nnd announced that u spec-_ ial “Victory Loan Day" was being 'irrnnged for the city when special t-rains would bring the people to wit.;

Edward Theatre when the Victory

would be other features which would -serve to make Victory Loan Diiy successful and memorable. The “bus _ iness" of the day. however, consisted

proceedings Professor Hinton and

_ Dundas was saddened on the morn

ing of Nov. 6, when ne-ws of the sud

daughter Mrs. Be-ad McKenzie, recent ly bereaved and utterly prostrated

loviillv attended Divine worship with

S greatly missed by many friends

Three of her sons are serving theii Kinganrl country overseas in tht-I C E F viv Mood Reuben and Sam

ni Mrs. Webster Van Iderstine and Mrs

Bert McKenzie, have the prayers and

~‘_ sympathy of the whole eomruunity_

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for the $25 it costs

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-‘Tha lfnrlv dll! Cami! il Na¢ion’| Sleep"

Bedrooms of Distinction and Charm

(I_Today the Bedroom lfas come into its own. No longer is it just a plai_-.e to slcrp in. On the eontrary,it is now the daintiest-faiiitl usually the most aliriicii\'c»--room

° th l oi sc. ~ _ llxlljvillix tiiis transformation of ideas,l.\ave come artistic beds-the “Alaska” kind-e and', ofcourse, a still greater demand for the

STE M07 _'fhm§2uaHhfNhuhmms

([_Fo1' more than halfa century, The “Ostermoor” Mattress has pré~_nclied The _Gos~ pol of Restful Sleep. lt has taught hunclreds of thousands oi people the benefits of

pro er rest-and has shown them how to obtain it. _ (I_B{iiilt of the finest cotton felt that money can buy arid machinery produce -- sw<_:i-.t . and clean-soft and resilient--the “Ostermoor” will give at least 25 years of service

(I_That’s $1 a year-less than 2 cents a week, for a lifetime of restful,l1ealthi`ul sleep. ‘ ' (I_Ask your dealer for the “Ostermoor,” or wrile'us for the nan`le oi our nearest agent. You’ll know lhe “O.=lcrnioor” among o thousand by the naine wot-on in the binding. Lool: /'ur it.

THE PARKHILL MANUFACTURING CO. LIMITED

Sucecssors to The Alaska Feather & Down Co., Limited

lllakers of Bvdsieruls and Bedding

Winnipeg MONTREAL Vancouver

"ALASKA on el Arliclr Mans High rms. Every Particle.”

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'SAILED WITH PRODUCE.-l BOYS LEAVE _SATURDAY.-'I`li»=|

The sclir. “i.. (‘_ Noriiirtii," (‘iipi.. Asb_ Siege il:iiIi\i_v ilrziit will pr-iiliuliijf foril loaded Iiv J .i iiuglies (‘o "<‘;ivi~ Qwiiiiwlnv for iialiiax r i.iii '

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:leured for n .\Ic\vi'ouiiilizinil port with iory iii' ihc ti':iiniii;: i-:iinps iii idiifx 1 cargo oi produce vztiueii att $i,ii00.` lnnii. inf*-Z. uii:lil the iio_\s piiiwiile-'l

|ilif‘ i>I`il\f‘il>1l. ii'lrc'.lS. singing pali'io|i<~

IN CASUALTY LIST. -Mrs. i\/lar-' iiiiiri-liiiii; soii;.'i~i_. There is :i nuiiil>i‘r

tha E. Harper ol' New Glasgow, N.

lol' g,r\nil siiipzi-'.s in the ilriiit and ii

S.. widow of lite into Rey. ll. llai'~i woiilil he ii good thing; to have ai iait- per ol l’ort iiill has received it tele- well i~mii'.i=i'l. ii' it wtrc possilile liui`oi'c

:ram arivisiu lici that her son Nu

. _. g __ _ . . _ _ 02849 Gunner Fred (Tourle-nay Harper'

iliri li<i_\'s lviivi-'_ _

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Ai~tillcr_v. oiliuinlly reporter! adinitted |v||5s,|0NARv |v|EET|Nu._ A mn..-1 ith Field Ambulance Depot Nov. 18th. iiitervsiiiig iiiis.~'ioii:\r_\~ iiioctiiiu un-i

RECRUITS Fon Ti-IE NAvv.--

'ici' ilie :ius|iii:cs oi the \Vnineii s .-\ii.\'-_ Eliai'_\' of Suiiiincriiclii was held in tlie__

Ralph YOI1Hl§» Mdlllfllllllb. ltolicri \Viiii. I'i'r::.ii_\'ii.-riiiii cliuri-li ol' Sumnierii(-id~

E bleed; Bridge, Edgar i\i;1c.\'oill_ Elrnirn, and Rev. Wniilron i\i<-.Qiiiirrie of Bcileque. __ The best fruit loads the broken lohn Wood, .l. J. Wood nnd`George cornliiclerl Iiic service. The reciting " bought; Raferty. of (‘harlotteto.wn, leave iliisliinil tim .\lissionnry excirr-iso by thi- ~V_ And. in the wounds our sufferings morning for llnlifax to take up their Iciiililren were r-_lcvercly executed and ` ‘ Dlough . duties in conncctioil with the patrol heartily eiijoycil by the erii\gi‘egniioii._

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niiirvliing orilers of the ciiurelit "G0 _vu into all the worlil and presiril lim L'i>.~‘pei to 1-vc-ry creature and io! I 'ini with you always." The S0\‘Il\0\l \i".i,- l'urr~:‘i'iil and coiiyiriiring and wus liwtcneil io with close atteIlU0l1 throiifrliout. 'l`lie offering was a splendid one aniounting to $60000- iilviileiilly. the iiicriibcrship ol' (ho Aiixili-iry ol' Slimmcriield thrvllgll small in i'iuinbers,'iis well us tiiut of the wliole i-l.\.ireli, is quite alive to the

ISLANDER WITH AMERICAN'

FLYERS.-Mr. \Villl:iili l’. (`i\il1Cl0l\ ul' Medford. Mass., son ol' i\la\'slii\l (‘ziineiori has (inlii-lied ill the iiviiiiion rnrps after' passing at suceessiiil ox- ziniiiiation. lic will train in 'i`exus until l)ei_~o`i\ibei‘, Ioeioro DI`0C0€llli\i-I 10 l<‘i'iiiii-iv. Mrs. Cainei'on auii' hor S011 \\i:1ri'cn will come to Cliarlottetown :ind remain during the continuance of

¢=i PP! ' 'ri - 1. ' - - =B

Q I human body. From

the nervous system reaches out to every organ of the

iggi-1-_I

the spinal

.. column and from the various nerve

centres the thread-like nerve fibres

To Learn the Cause oi Weaiieneil Vitality '

Brain Centers

intended.

sympathy is

the hand or failure of the stomach to do the work for w1i‘cl1 it was

If there -.is ever 1. time when ‘

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needed it is when the

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Street No parcel can be foiwarde i'

Arsenault, Charlottetowii; J. irving. Oakvaliey; L. Robertson. J. E. Lane C. E. McLeod, Charlottetown; V. T. Traverse, Kildare _ '(‘/ape; W. W.

donald. Glen William; Sergeant Major N. M. Robinson, Brookfield.

(Canadian Press Dolpateh)

OTTAWA. Nov. 21.-The casualty

lists contain the names of the follow- ing lslanrlers:--

KILLED IN ACTION

P. Murphy. Freeman. B. P I e t. (‘. el

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Sutherland, Cardigan Bridge; N. Fin- layson, Peake‘s Station; W. A. Mac-\

find their way to 'every nook and corner of the body, controlling all movements and action, and making a living being of the mass of flesh and bone.

Without the nerve force which

is manufactured in the brain there could be no beating of the heart, no breathing of the lungs, no diges- tion, no activity, no life.

It is only when you think of the.

nervous system in this way- that you begin .to realize its true importance and to appreciate the far-rea/ching _effects of any derange- ment of the nerves. Any break in this connection with the brain, -or any pressure on the nerve fibres to interfere with the transmission of nervous energy, means helplessness or paralysis of the part affected. It may be the loss of power to use

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nerves give way. But you must. have more than sympathy if you are to recover your nervous energy. The feeble, exhausted nerve cells must be nourished back to reall-h by the use of such treatment as Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food.

This treatment is so gentle and,

natural in action that it admirably suits the delicate conditiori of the exhausted nervous system, and at the same time is Wonderfully potent in restoring vigor and strength. _ _

A little patience is necessary in

order to build up the nervous sys- tcm so far run down, but as head- aches clisappear, digestion im- proves, and you rest and sleep better, you will be encouraged. to continue this treatmeiit u..'.1l re- storation is complete.

Private George Walsi. Si-.urp. Sum- ~ ` _

merside. | I ’ ,

Private Silvester M. Lewis, St. ~ I

Peters. ' ~

Private G. Gilles-, Richmond.

oieo or wouuos Q _

Y" r' vbi/ouiltoniao' 50 cents a box, e full treatment of 6 boxes for _$2.75, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates dz Co., _

mg; r-‘rank any stewart. charlotte- _ Limited, Toronto. Do not be talked into accepting a substitute. Imitations only _disappoint

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