‘ .iol\iiMcMillun followed and touched

zfztlzicrly Gin.//cs, .S_/moiw, S.//cert, Higher Tempe

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- -Goes In!o0v¢r

Momma em..

3000_AHom¢s. "

CENTS PQ MONTH

{E!§Glrl COPY TWO CENT!

i louse inet at 4 p. ni. yesterday. Money has been wasted gn public w¢,,k§_ 0'i"rA\vA, March 15.-(Special)-The law revision and telephone control. , bribes to constituencies. i

A niotioii was iiiade by Mr. Warburton while some local service reiiuired has not state of the Jews in Russia nd the The Go\'ernment accepted the motion uf . . _

ihatulliil for the lletter Pr_otection of been `carrled out. If a bargain could liinllw of polmcnlmomls in Cnnaza were the opposition [Bader for A commune ¢°. Tile Minister of Justice said he agreed Fitzgerald continued his evidence before (initio be readaiirst time and set down be made whereby the local government ~» ~ ‘Wim MF- Bimiell Ui* PPM'-i¢iiiiY °V¢1'! th

the chief topics in the C ns tod but mak over the leeto al l l

im- second reading today. _ _ could carry out local works and make °mm° “Y ° E _ T 'ms' 1 | t ' i ‘ d te I l .

The llonso was resolved into committee some arrangement with the _Dominlgn iillsre \vas no definite expression on either, Mr.Borden recommended the publication ii EP iJr°_UJ 9° v rams a strong au _,D ni the whole to consider' the draft address Government it would be better. Ho did point. ' of the' election expenditure, the limitation “ft” mil Biudy °f minier by C°'“mm°e' |,,

in reply to tho speech. not believe in saying everything is Them was momma of A,m_dR".enei°t exwns"_ Abpoiniment of pubuc pr°“_ He especially insisted on the provention

lilr. Agnew said that all agree we going well when it is not-we have ilu i 1 ‘(1 ' 1 | _ _

.~_honldhc thankful that Divine Provi- Province and line people-we niustnkee; legmau°n‘pate" medicine bm' electoral cum' “nd pf‘°hlbm°° °t “WM” °“d§_° un “mess n mék DR elecmmlnsm f0i‘d€i1iii1Bil\\1I1ili1i»h0riZ€<i securities.

.lcncu has bicsscd us. With reference

inthe visit of the Governor General he overlooked Old country farmers would ii

was glad tiiat the Consolidated Schools do far better by settling here. They _

had i»cen singled out for attention. The ` i

i-onsoliilation of tho schools was most ,,

important mid deserved earnest consider- men desirous of emigratlng, enabling

ation. Asregaidcd the Tariff Coinnils- tbemto know what could be done for I t - I

sion ho was of opinion tlrnt the inriil` was satisfactory with oirc i~xi-option. There was a duty on licndiiiies for lobster traps but there

ivnsnoduty on similar lines Ior saiinon many sources whence wealth could be for Fofgerv and Defaica-

avotliernets. The duty on the ldoster lirics should he abolished. As to the visit ofthe Cruiser' Squadron iio ironed that when his Serene Ilighness came iigiiiii, as he liopcd to see him, some -gi..-.',i|i would bo avoided by toasts being drunk in clear, cold water. He regretted

the death of li(in@.or Prcfontalno and Our agriculturists should be able to go to B, trusted that his successor would continue it and bc able to see how all the details E

the attention his predecessor devoted

to this province, and that wo should Unless we can raise the standard of ci

.soon have the new ice-breaker

io help us in the work of keeping up com- duty. He would sooner go out and see a

iiiuiiiziatioii until tho only true solution that farm properly managed along the the stuff,” |mp]icated_

--th tunnel-is reached. Great credit \vn.s duo to lion. S. E. licid, for the many

good things inaugurated by the Dept. of EVENING session. i'i°“ me feticenii'

.»\i;r'iciili.ui‘o. lie trusted that the good

\\`0l‘i<0f this i7¢DlH‘»1Hi01li» W0\1i<i 80 Dil Mr. Peters after referring to other was somewhat harsh in what he said lliitii e\'L‘l'.V f1\\‘l1\ 01| lim isimlfi Wfiiiid pointsin the Speech, said the matter of about agricultural instructors. We may ilivslli llkv l\\‘0Ht=. Ullr \'1\iUi\i-\i6 0YSi-BF our school system will have to be tackled. have had some not so goodas others but li~'il0l'i\2S Sillllliii i-'B llf0i590ii Wii~il0\1i» He looked upon consolidation as a great their work has been good, especially doubt. means of improvement. This Government t_hose_ on seed selecting, and live stock

has made arrangements for encouraging judging. With regard to the Government

Stock Farm he agreed that the .place

l'¢Il1l\Tii-‘i "H1110 i1YMi`- Ailiiew- With T€"was intended to make this a business should be used as aniliustration station.

He thought the inshore dsheries were of

I-i1\!|»<‘r\Ci\0i‘»‘i Of i0iiiiY diii "Ulf iivililfii “S soon as possible. Our oyster beds are paramountimpcrtance and should receive

mostvaluable. The fisheries are oursnnd the scrioua consideration and earnest

ir-'i\‘~’l`1\li0\\ W0- U0 Cvlleiilfiflii iii' N1 we have been allowing them to deierior- support of both sides of the House.

upon thc different points einphasiiig tho

pai-iliociiucation hc felt strongly that

niucl\)l<iio\vled;;c as the teachers of a

oloiiiiriit tribute io thc iuciiiory of

1\\ifiliIiSi\0ii 0`iil`i0n “iliéii Ciiviivli U10 prolectanii tdlcultivate tli fisheries with- reference to thc educational system. He tiiiiilausc oi the iiousc. out hurting tho fishermen who make wanted to know whether the Government

their living thereby. intended to carry on the system of

1'1"!! i-0 lim illlD0i‘i-“H00 05 lim Piillililiillil Mr. Morson agreed with and approved consolidation or whether they intended to

of the sentiments expressed by previous treat the matter as they had; treated

manual training. He trusted that the

i0I\\”0ii if* ii0D0~ “G tiiililiii “BB iiiilif "0 increased sulisides was heard-again but estimates would be properly introduced Oil \'\il'2 ir li\“ii° i-i\1\if W0'-iiii i>ii\C° i1‘i iii' il we are getting no nearer a solution. He this year so that it would be plnir. to see .|i~;iiil\'.'ini.'\;.r0 Wil-ii 11211'-\\"i l-0 SlliJSiiii9f*- i did not think consolidated schools on the

The Leader of the Opposition after refor-

i|ircsiioi1, spoke of subsidies and l"i.~licry Award. All \ve have loft he

\\'cn.ro not rcccivingiiil we should get.

way to live to avoid and free the rrltom of rheu-

fi Q i 5. i '

“ no vm ln anna" ,,|_|,,..'ig\ tion from this side of the liouse. cussod later. He was Riiid i“i"iiK\'l1i-i0"

ml U D0 ||l"’ ,

mi. siiooi>'s iiiituiitiiic nisisis .ms

’ one ofthe greatest questions we have portatlon Committee which recenf;ly

€n S to dealwith and some oliaiiswis 1l¢0BH5i1l'.Y visited us. Ile would be glad to sep I _li

Ile thought the Leaderof the Opposition tunnel or even the car ferry._ We a

ill

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Boys New Slater Shoes

Jusi orieiisii, $1100, woiiiii. cone iN .iiiii see iiioii. _ iiiisi his

_ iiisiuiiiss i

One of the many nd- vantages over some makes is the firm in- sole the Slater has which helps to keep tlicm from being lumpy and unpleasant under the foot. See our Bunion Shoe for stout feet.

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DEBATE is REPLY osiissaaiioss or me I

fro iris si>EECi1i~ opMliNioN PjARiiAMENi

Legislature in Session Yesterday Afternoon J‘cw§ iii Ruéslii- Political Morals-Electoral Law _lmpiovemcnts-Cigar-

and Evening -Speeches by Members iii ‘ ' Cité I.e'gi`slatloii'-'-Pa”t€ii'i`liiéiiiciiié Bill-'°Ai| These Discussed By Reply to Lieiitiaiiiint Goiiéihiiti Speécii Ecdcrai Law Maktrs-Uiwtinmcnt Accepts Opposition i.'cadcrs‘ inshore FisherieS_To Be Protected I Moiion`R`c§ardin-_ig Eicciion Law Revision. ~

abreast of the times and not submit to be

would he well advised to come here. lie thought information should be given to

them in tho provlnte.

He thought that every encouragement

should bc given to the introduction of in- dustries in tne province. There were

derived which was the duty of the Govern- ment to develop to the utmost.

With regard to agriculture we should

have u practical experimental station.

tion-0t_hers Mav be Im-

piloted.

Until this can be done the Government .

stock ruin snouiti be utiiizsa. ii “_” should be conducted as amodsl farm.

of good farming should be carried out.

farming the Department is not doing its

lines indicated than listen to all the lecturers who may como here.

House niet at 8.30.

immigrants to come to this proviuze. It

session and let the members go hoiue as

aio We ro osoio brin in an act to

speakers. That old familiar song about

scale of ilazelbrook could be maintained.

F. L. Iiaszard thought that the address-

as made showed arent moderation and were interesting. He had pleasure in congratulating the moverand secondcr. There was one matter ofgreat import- nce the School Question-he thought it 5

what is being done.

_ but that school was admirable. Let the harinony PN-Viliiiiiii ill iii!! BD9B0i16H UJDUE

Gel "Y FRC 800k'-Rillillllltiil ». statutcs be consolidated. As to the on both sides. He thought the question

Inglissb°utBh¢umatism.ab0\1'-¢il"l“l°l iii' iisberles, the leader will flndno opposi- of e u a ion hould be .left to be dis

\V ments were being made to make known __ .

Britain. In the winter season we are, R

S'r. JOHN, March 15.-(Speoial)~Harry White, acting cashier of the Dominion xpress Co. here was arrested today, iarged with forgery. it is rumored that the defalcations cover considerable amount and that others of

The odicials engaged in the investiga-

Murdock Mackinnon, spoke with

Hon. G. E. Hughes sookenwarmly ofthe

as to be encouraged and that arrange-

he advantages of the Province in Great

reatly handicapped and he hoped to see ome assistance rendered by the Trans-

ree about tho oyster fisheries, he was ladto know there was unanimity in

coughs, colds, hoaruuell. IDG °¢\ll|' *UNI* ailments are quickly relieved by Ureeoleuo tahieil. tm oeuta per box. All d-l'\l¥Iil¢¢-

WRU P ' ` House adjourned till 10 o'olock today.

rd to rotecting them

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'\h|~\uCrii||ri0r'reDq, 2 Deva

‘-"md A :zrn

First British Fire Office Established in Canada, A. D. 1804,

London, England.

Ehmnix Assurance Company, Limited °f

Assets exceed $20,000,000.

Fire Insurance effected on every dcscripiitn of

I property at lowest current rates. i yndman _*ii 0..

»_ aGEN'rs _

GUFP BR(}S,, c1mi°aet°wn,P.ii.1.1.i_n<i.__ _ _

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Sole Agentd, 1,- _ _ __ ..` _

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Opened With Great Ceremonv -A Number of important Bills introduced

Eniiroivros, March l5-(Speciai)- The first session of the first legislature of u

The speech from the throne spoke of the s

establishment of Government ercamerles

_and for exhibitions, provision for public B telephone service and many other bills

_iiiiii wiii ini

iii ninucin

LoNnoN, March 15 -(Spccial)- Th Commons today by a large majority rejected the rnotion to rcducc the army by ten thousand men.

The vote revealed the first revolt fof the

Labor men against the Government.

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|liliilESl_l_liil N_iWS

Hill Mliilil Mill

LoNooN, March 14.-A review of

veterans who took part in the Crimean and Mutiny campaigns will be held by the king in June at Buckingham palace. The date apllolnted is the fiftieth anni- versary ofthe presentation of medals to survivors of the Crimea by Queen Victoria. The~Broad Arrow says: “We are

rapltilybqcomlngthe military leaders of fashions among the nations of Europe. Our khaki and smashor- -hats have been copied all round. The French infantry soldier has disguised-his extremities in putties, and now the French are seriously proposing not to let _their infantry ofiicers carry swords on active service.

Whether a longer ,bayonet than lhe

present 1003 pattern should be .used for the new_short ride lathe suoieot of an inquiry now being niado by the Imperial war office.

Xbattery,R. ll. A., attached to the

cavalry brigade at Ald_e\'s_ho|., into be the first batteryin the British army to b¢,in_iir.ss“i»vs<i » WWI.. th°..-een i1\=i°.i=- iirlng guns, orders having been issued to

this eiieot.

A FAMILY NEOESSITY.

It'.s remedy capable _-of affording

immediate rel ef to the hundred and one ailments that constantly arise. lt may boa cold, perhaps toothaohe, lieuralgla, ainsin the back,-use Poisons Nervi» iine, it is penetrating, pain subdulng and powerful. Nerviline is at least five times stronger than ordinary remedies and in vvortliin anv household -cnu't _be over estlmahzd. For uian or beast Nervlilns iiiapamrcea ior all pain and cost only bottle.. Buy Norviiine to-day from your druggist.

L. Aan Mile. Paowsi: have returned

to Charlottetown from Sydney, and they will main their home in the house on Weymouth Street. formerly occupied by L. G. Whoa!-

CLARK’S Llhi§|‘i TUNGUE

Jones, the venerable Lleui. Governor of il No '

it is Undersiood lhat Thev Will be Located on Free

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Moiiuroiv, March 15-(Special)-It is “ nderstood that the Government will

Alberta opened today with great cere- accept the city'e offer of a grant on Bridge 0 moiiy. S

hops were built on the land adjoining. Ii'

This will locatethe new shops just be- A

ide late position. c

va Scotia, died shortly before tao

o'ciock this morning. Little intlmation of the sudden summons was given tohis

u .

plaining of pain. Two doctors were in

hastily summoned to his bedside, but he B was stricken with vapoplexy and eipii ed

peacefully in a short time after. S

HALF-SICK PEOPLE.

The woridis full of them. Just sick

enough to be lazy and listless; to have no appetite; to sleep poorly. Quite often you're half sick yourself. Chances are the trouble is in the stomach and bowels. Best prescription is Dr. Hamiitbn's Pills; they tone up the entire system, strength- en the stomach, elevate your spirit, and make you well in one night. Dr.

D - . effective and easy to take. Ge: Dr. t Harniltons Pills io~day, 25c per box at all

_mil-*_* D

Near Position Dowic has become a secondary figure,

treet on condition that the Intex-colonial Jamaica had been returned unilclivoreii.

became an opcn secret that Deputy troops tiiefsizc of the bayonet sr.-ii. rr-

Oversecr Voiiva liatl cut loose froin Dowic il

hcsc questions wcvc in many uioutiis

in which the vanishing hookkeepcr kept

HAL!!-`AX.MHr0il 15--H0"--’\iff€€iGiiPiD tab on all incoming subscriptions, tithes

T00 often at this season of the year its

fnmii-Y and h°“5eh°id- He retired ai* tim course is towards pneumonia. Chamber- usual hour last night and slept tranquilly iain‘s Cough Remedy will promptly cure nw 1230 U'c10ck_ when he awoke com. your cold and counteract iiny tendency

for acute throat and lung troubles. For

\Vi:~'Niri<:o, March ICI.-The Western Banner, ir new organ of the Oranize orde A

Hamilrpms Pills works wonder; with contains an article headed: “Warning to I °0Di° ill YOU? C0l1di¢i0I1 Mild il! Mimi Manitoba government" in which it rcicrs

o the

,]e,;1¢,-5|” medicine, there arc, today, in the province of

Manitoba, public schools, so cnileii, .sup- orted out ofthe public funds, controlled

by the department of education nnd_

. ‘/ W '

/,,/l department of education, which are in

_ Roman Catholic toall inienisnndpurposcs ` r E

_i ` and calls on the gmiid lodge to investig- _ .ar @ ate these charges.

_ / _ “If there are such schools, and it the

/ public act of this province is hclnu availed

_ in this disgraceful manner," deolaros the

Z _ paper, “then the time lins a ri' i -i

I' \C( \\ IC"

/ the Orangemen of Manitoba,withont rc- ' er ‘ spectto party,should hurl his government

hose teachers are certificated by thc

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ASUPERINTENDEWNT

A _OF -INSURANCE

says company izerustrmame .Sf iiigh salaried

` _ Oillciiils-"-'-No Power to ljunishihem for

Buying Forbidden Securities- Con- demns 'liitstssmeni Companies

0r'rA\\'A, March 15.- (Special) - Supt. the securities of thc companies.

o Insurance Commission today.

There is no power to punish coinpanics

An interesting development was the

IN ll Bill .Wil

Ciiivario, March it-.Iohn Alexander

bile oiliciuls of his church in '/.ion City, li

The present Act specifies what they

shall lovy but provides no punishment for

Some companies, he said, had rcfuseili violations of these provisions.

give the names of their officials receiv-E g more than athousand dollars a year. panles and rccouiincniicd that this syslcin

He condemned the assessment coni-

iie forbidden.

lie nilmitiefl he hail inaiic no eii`orL to

find ont what the companies arc doing

isclosure that he has little control over between their annual siiitciiicnts.

Z|Uii'S liil|HS

i NEW illllllil

IS llSKii] Hill

Loxiios, liirir. ii.-Ii has noiv iii-i~n ilu-

irlly di-cidcri that the \\'lioli- iii-my _shall o armed with ilic .short l.ce-liiiiiielii

re striving to hold together the fiscal rifle.

ifairsof the institution and prevent it

It was reported that urgent private i able messages sent tothe “Apostle” in o

This (incision has given rise to .\;i‘\'ci‘;il

iroiii complete wreck. impnrtaiit consldriaiioii cnc of thi inn i.

. s, ~ _L

inportarit of wliich coiii'erns the li-iiigili f the bayonet. \Vhen ilic long riiic \\':is issueii in thc

uced to thc i`ain0u_s clieiise-lciiifo pattern.

nd was defying many of the Aposlle`s The result is that wlicii this biryoiiri is

herished rules. fi

tted totliei\c\\'slioi't rillie thi-_ liriiisii

It was said that Dowie was no longer soldier is ata uoiisiiiei-:rule <lisiiiivaiiini.n~_

which Wm makealong session |f All are ilre activc head oi thc church. In adiii- so far as lcngtli of rcncli is iioiiri-iii.-il, mm_Ud“ce_,_ _ on to tlicipicstion, “Where is llowie 1" wlicn compared with the soiilii-rs oi

_ r t‘

reign nations..

: fo

\Vhat has liecoriic of the private book- A rod biiyonct is nnpopuliir, iiiiil ilic

_ keeper who kept thc lcdizers mounted general trend of army opiiiion, \vliii-li i..

with brass locks and opened only at the lining given at thc solicitation of thi- uni-

|_. _ _ I _ _ comuiand of Elijah! Why was it necessary oilicc, is that sixinclics should be niiilcil

ion Administration building yesterday,

nd the like 1"

. to forcibly open the secret oilice in the to ilie length, of the i~_iiuA_q@.kn|[¢_

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my ‘Hflicied With liheuniatism.

“l was and nm yet aillicicii with ilicii-

ll nmtisin,"sn_rs Mr. J. C. Unyn.-, .».lii.n-

Do Noi Neglect a Bad Cold. 0

Never allowii Cold to take its course. §

this direction. There is nothing better

ie by all Druggisis.

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iii|ilUS PHASE Ui

SiIHllllL Ui|iSlillN

charge made by n public man that

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'Sore Throat and Ceuglro

tender-tasty and ready to serve when you want something extra good and

Advertisers! 'Nearly Everybody §Rea d-s Ti1ej Charlottetown Guardian W

anostielng. _ _

i bolli the Protestant horse and liia

- postolic ass."

. ` The pnpcrcharges that there is every

Vu _ indication ofa iiirect and tacit under-.

.3 standing between the government and

thc hierarchy.

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A nan 'UN wny°if§'2...§i'§”..”°m'i.`if“i§. “é`.i.'.'§i'.`...,'.'t`i'I.'.f

Hopeful:--1 hear that the Local Govern- f_';s°si_‘i,‘,’SiD“,_';‘:“‘f,fyi’x’,'1‘_;'g',i,'_i:_i'::)°5§_`i3,;_"i‘i_i§}fji: ment is golngi»oDl‘0i-Wi# °“i` °¥9i°i‘l- come with Fcrror/one. This ri-ninrkahio` _ Growicr:-Itl no wonder they‘re dying tissue builder makeslyou fat quickly; lt` om” does so by forming blood that’s rich,

H f ,__Wh nourishing and henlthgiving. Ferrozono# °i’° “ ' 7° supplies the nutrimenl- neeued.by vi-gm.

Growler:~Thay‘ve been coniined to out nerves, rapid? constructs muscle their beds and sleeping under wet bien '\_l:1ig\il-y_§_i_SS\\€- hc i0l'l1\ iiiiS out. the “--- -11 ~»~'--\--- §.fx.ia..i"-.frm ‘iss :::;"'.t..'::

____`___ use Fei-rorona. Fiftry. chocolate waged

tablets ina box for tl ty cents or rig for ‘_ 82.il0at alideaiera.

fmdvo and aah to-dy for all tbmal

ci_.“;lfeua:ieAh" ; ,“ 11”" Ournew spring hats arrived yesterday. , _ 9” _ l_°P ° I lt will bea pleasure for me to show them Charlotte town, 1', E. 'i.

h"'°"‘““°"""'”"“'i""'°°' W yall D°l1'f you want one for Suuda

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"'°°'°"”"|'i'|».7°"'5'Z'r‘i'ri"Jiir'Z¢°'&'c"‘_""u'3_ ii. H. umm. mari.,

from power at the next onportunity.|' The government cannot attempt iq 1-1.1¢ |

Till TlilN MA.\"S I).\NGl~Ili.

fthe llerairl, Aiiiliiigtoii, l||<li.'in 'i'i-i-~ tory, “but iliiinlis to t'iliain|ii»||,iiii'i ’ain llnliniiiiiahicuni-1: inori- iii aiti-ini to liusiiii-ss. it is the host- of liiiinii-iil_~. If troubled with rlii-iiiiiatisiii iiivie Pain Balm ii trialanii you are ecriiilir in iii- nioro than plcascil with the pruiiipi. relief which it iiil‘ord.~'. Oni: appliviiilini relieves the pain. 1~`or sale by irll ili'u;g- gists.

C|"iiCAGO_ MARKETS.

Criiiviiao, March l.'». _ (Sp,-(.i,,| )_ _

Corn, Dio., _ -iiii. C0,-"_ M,,y_ Vheat “ 702( \\'hciit “ 77,1

P°i'k» MHY- $15.82 Pork, Jan.. $15.77

GUARANTEED CURE FOR P'LES

t_‘fiiiiiX» iiiiflii. lllcndiiif, l’roiriiilin' Pii.ci" l)i`“i£l£iSi»\i are Lir\iilioriI.<~ii iii “'_i\H\fi llwiwr ii ii/W0 0iN'i'.\ii~:N'i' fails to cure "in ii to 1,; ,},,y_`_ mr.

l‘_i-i5<.liirwtiiiii.

limi.

Now ready. Send fora

copy. it tells liow to get and grow

CARTER’S TESTED

` SEEDS

and contains n vast.

amount of valuable infor- mation for l<`/\RMl€RS and GARl)l'§Nl'fRS. \\'e ziremaliing io,0o<v copier; tlirougliout the province. If you do not receive ri copv by mall drop tis n card and wc shall lic pleased to send you one.

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