_ ilANTM`iui4» 1912. A _ it ""!I'GfIARUI" IAN I A ' rnlnovamlv .

. - »

_ V » el.-'i=a='ff:ir.‘~='-i»f<.°.‘:T

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P1'Operties gf the Mar;t;fne -A ' 'H,_in__ 6 e

Telegraph G? Telephone Co.

-I ss" ~ _

hm C P _ ‘°"'P““Y. the Maritime Telegraph and Tele- P ° °mP°"§Y |135 5BCl1’2d hbso‘uieconlyol of' allille ind endgm tele

pholeccmpsmes operating in Nova. S ~¢' . 'E ` 'hi h . _ » ct ia and Prince howard Island ‘ ,H_°.¢5R::;;l¢l‘-_dhworlh while. Amongst these companies arc:-

oms and Sherhlholte Telephone Cam an

2:: 2:f_°°'_'_'§:"“*i'{'°|°vl\0ne-Company. P y "

The Intern (Cwu Duma Tdwhom c°m""y' The Anna I ‘VI num) Telwhone cumntnm

The YarmN.i|tla.A . I” Telwhanc c°mpmy`

It should be borne m. yamaha rr°|°Ph°“°. c°m9"‘y‘ _ _ _ _ _ in mind that in purthusing ty-1-:se subiidiarf mm.

Pune’ I ‘e M°‘"um" T"l°§"“Ph “lid T¢l¢f»'|ione Com an has ured the “dV5”“K¢ Of llie increased value of the lines 'l`heP y i' ul; wir

_ I _ 1 C055 U P0 U e ‘ ffifllalucfs “":,":::°' has 3"°“'lY adv-1-wrcd in the last iwp or three year;

.- _ ° -“W ¢ P°l¢ lines alone ihe proscmwllue is conservatively °"'i'.:.r:f.i2.:‘:.°:::°l°."i° »f in mm-3 th," ,2 sm ,m mf’ tag; '£5 lgvmvanv. the total value of the aunts secure . We ofler'a biohk ui thoeliigxima and pmferred "'°°k-“-"O ‘mph

,. pan, ‘t muon" shm_e_ e erred Stock of the Maritime Oom-

F. B M¢cURDY eco

I-lal.f'ax Sf._|ohn, M | 5 |, -

'Charlottetownoslllhegd ~johh`I-l‘sfoN‘flli.bydney’

ice court in this city yesterday. '_

Wm 'a lo Granville, and Tho

The Abhies and Vice will be seen in

It pays to buy in this Province. ‘Boyd Hammill. Tlgnllh, is ta ing

-`-"- la course on Piano from Prof. Tan-

There were no cases before the pol- ton, Great Geo Bt., City. ~

,.i , _, ...___

Anfapproprlate 1912 calendar has

_ Ye Deestrick Bkule will ring Bt besn`recelved'from the Massey Harris 8.15. _ . ` Comp .-

any. -

_ ,,_,,. ...__ -

An ou'n lad dealrin a posi-

-T ll 1'. S y r s Y s

Wl8m_Ul‘0. B'l‘Mll1lbB\1¢. WN il1'n;£,0 tion as 'stlenographer and general of- .tity yesterday en route to ‘L‘rur_» Ai- 'flee rlcultural College. ' onine at once; -

helper should write X., Guardian

T e following registered gt the

. h

the first hockey match of' the season, qui,” H5591, (my, ngggpday :.,_M\-_ atthe Arena on Friday evening the Bonnell, mugs oo; Mr. Meueul, Mon-

' l_.2th, inet." tague; John McCaskill, Montague.

"ll'olsy & Dean will change their act

necessary forfthe having of a, jolly good time.

_All should follow the crowd to_ the Big Arena tonight where there will be

»..-...__ il.;-

""'” coal. _

The Busy East for December, pub-

to~nlght at the Peoples Theatre and lished in st. John, contains a display,

' Will SWE l-116 lillest NSW Y0Fl£ hits. ad for B. L. T. Harrison, real estate

‘M&mI11Y'B Shllfllln' Dance. _ lagent,»M_6nct¢n, son of the Rev.

, George Harrison, at e t' M th-

" ""fl1°_l_: Wllll be llflald H; the _;5df°_““|odist minister at Bedelhlhe alilIdeTr;on.

Members Montn al Stock Exchange, ' Zhldlgthe Nest) oTr<'l51mpIl;l1l.`Y.chv‘;l)ythill:l(z!lg ?ll§’nl:\?t0 of Mr' Hamann is part

&:Go to Buntain, Bell & Co. for

- 6-26dtf.

"Retail "Shampoo" Paste is per-

good music,, excellent ice and ,._ jolly (ggi: Bhampowelegnsing the anal; and

r _ _ .

MARITIME SECURITIES. - ' _ _ ' , _,___ ` good time for_all. Skating twenty- making the [mir sou and mmy_ It

' 235

Quotations furnished by F.- B. Mc- ggmadian Pacmc '

curdy & Co__ Stock & B d _ nnda Cement

ers, Members MontrealmStox?:l<ok glgélgfllé “ment PM hxcgfngq’ 164 R1°hm°“d Dom. Steel Corp‘n .

,. " Char1°tt°t°W“- Illinois Traction Pfd ' ° ln.:-. ?x;.‘;:'"

I _ Montreal Street Ry -

British fill," fljf' §“if_"i°

` . . ic eueu & Ontario Commerce 214.3, ,. mo De Janeiro _ NOVA SOOCI8, X. ...Z77§ 276241 ghawinigan - Montfeal .._.....240} 239 Toronto Ry_

Rvya. x.d.x. rts...........-....2245 223% Twin Cm.

five cents promenade ten cents. can

be used with perfect results by

r young and old. 25c a bar. The Mc-

2” Miss Glas A

ys Nicholson, Ethel .

2;? Norton, and' Mildred McKinnon, who l!§_'l':;°'ét§_"'g 0°" cor' Gt' Gm'

58% have been spending their Christmas 90 vacation at their liomcs in this city, 135* left yesterday morning to resume_ 1945 their studies at Acadia <Seminary. 229 Wolfville.

125 Minto came to the city yesterday af- ternoon on the mail special from 1372 Summerslde. Capt. Murchison re- 104 ports the straits full of ice, though

5 it is not heav enough yet to great

- Mt. 35

128 Capt.~ Murchison of the C. G. S. \‘Pisquid 35

Monaghan Z4 Ft. 18 Johnsons River 34 Mt. 20 Southport 32 20

PRRYINCIRI. ELECTIONS

(Continued_fro_m page

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Stewart

49 15 44 53 26 55 65 20

Augustus 49 70 12

52 92 49

Herbert 40 49 17

59 17

Miscellaneous,

Acadia Fire ............ :.._..100 Acadia Sugar pid... ......104 _Do., Ord... Brandram Henderson ¢0m___.20, C. B. Elec. com... East. Can. Sav.'& Losn...142

Eastern Trust..........._

95 100 71 15

Halifax Cold Storage pfd...101 Ja,

137 152 98 98

Halifax Fire ...100 M Mar. Tcl. com......... _..._.48 46 M

D0. pfd ....... .. ......101

July

COTTON

Spot _

High Low Close -wmi

lunry ' arch

N. B. Telephone 101 October - 90

Nova Scotia Car lst pfd......66 Do. 2nd pfd Do. 3rd pid _Do. common Stlnhelds pfd __.104

Do. com ..... ,.. ~ Trinidad Cons. Tel. com..._.. 30 Trinidad Electric...... ...77 73

“ 45 33 21 102 63

. Bonds. J Brandram-Henderson 6’s...._.100 97 S C. B. Elec. 5’s........_... _...M955 _

" in ima..

. -. . Lil' _.1

Wheat

900 915

it 928

940 953

y _

ly impede the -progress of his ship. He returns on the mail special this morning.

Kingston Methodist- Choir assembled at the home of Herbert Willis while

am Crewys presented Mrs. Willis

with a morris chair, Mrs. Willis, af-

thanked the kind friends _ for thoughfulness. The evening w,\s

spent very pleasantly in singing, music, and games. Lunch was then serv i and each one dispersed to their respective homes, feeling that they had spen ' ' able evening!

t an cI1l0Y

"Violet Dulce Talcum Powder is

ingly their

High L°W Cm” the ladies favorite. It is so smooth

“ly 99% that u y 94 eptember 922 "° “”

Chronicle 6’s... ......101 -99,5

- BORN `

and soft and so delightfully perfumed

once used it is always preferred y other. Price 25c a tin. Sole

agents, 'l‘he MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo and Kt. Sts. drtf_

Halifax. Tram. 5's_.._._...101§ 100

Maritime Telephone s's......106 104 ROSSIGNOLI-At Boston. on Thurs-

day December 21, 1911, to Bernard and Mrs. Rossignoll (nee Louise howen) a daughter. Congratuls- ' tions.

N. B. Steel lst Mort. 5’s,..95} 941 Do Debenture, Stock,........105 103

Porto Rico, 5's... ...90 B9 C Stanilelds, 6's... ...102§ 101 Trinidad Teles. 6’s .... ._ ......101' 99

'rrinissa Elec., 5's .........9a so----A-RREST THREE LABOR

NEW' YORK STOCKS., .

1- er

/ CHIEFS AT LOS ANGELES.

L\OS_ ANGELES, Cal., Jan 1.-

' Olaf A. Tevitmoe, secretary-treasun

of the State Building Trades

LAM- MATIO

_._ .__ __ ___

the evening of Nov 21st; the

though tallan by surprise, verv feel-

- 599 838 384 486

Majority for Dewar-352. Majority for Feehan-215. '

FOURTH QUEEN'S

ring

Martin

_ 'A

Pownal \_ 95 55 Pisquid Road 25 41 Cherry Valley » 55 47 Vernon River 41 59 Grandview 33 93

Orwell Cove 29 55 Eldon 34 94 Pt. P-rim 7 32 Belle Creek 62 71 Wood Islands 21 38

404

585

Majority for Martin-181, _

SECOND KING'S

,U 'Es'

McDon

Mclnnis

Cox*

Simpson

St. Andrew's 44 36 55) 51 Peake's Station 55 21 35 65 Lot 39 92 65 101 110 Marie (Maiorities) 24 47

'Jany. 3 '11 Council; J. E, Munsey, leader of the

Salt I_}ak`e Union of Structural Iron-

Higb Low Clogs workers,_nnd Anton Johannsen, or-

,ganizer of the State Building Trades

' Hd. St. Pef.er’s Bay '

» Hd. St. Peters S.

Monticello 43- 52 61 60

46 46 56 73 43 40 54 54

Atchison

106g Council, were indicted today by the

Am. Beet Sugar

Am. Smelters 12% th

57; general grand jury in connection with

e alleged nation-wide dynamitlng

Amal. Copper

Am. Tel. &~‘ Tel.

Baltimore &' Ohio Brooklyn R. T. ‘ Chesapeake and Ohio

Erie

Great Northern Pfd

Lehigh Valley

Louisville & Nash

Miss. Pacific N. Y. Central

Northern Pacific

Pennsylvania.

Rutldlng

Rock Island

Southern Pacific _

Southern Railway

St. Paul

Union Pacino '

U. S. Steel

Virginia Chemical

MONTREAL STOCKS.

56 'conspiracy_ Their arrest followed. 137; Indlctments were also returned by 104 the grand jury against E. A. Clancy, 77};thc_ McNamara brothers, Ortie E. Me- 73&»Maniga1 and Schmit and C'aplan. lb... 31}| "And the grand jury has not fin- 128 ished its investigation by any means# 1821 said United States District-Attorney 1554 McCormick. _ - 40§| The three labor leaders, who have 1072 been here for some time as witnesses 118# in the government dynamite inquiry, 1232 were arrested in the witness room in 151;; the federal building a few minutes 242 after the indictments were filed in 1112 Judge Wcllborn’s court. 28% None of them expressed any sur- 110i prlse and when told by Deputy Unit- 172§ ed States Marshall Albert Slttell 684 that they were under arrest for alleg- 54 _ed complicity with the McNan'e.ra

lbrothers, and were wanted at once in the federal- court they fprocceded there without a word.

The charge against the labor lead-

ers is the general one of conspiracy to transport dynamite in violation of

Cnr by Lydia E. Pinkham’s

Vegetable Compound.

Creston, Iowa.-“ 1 was troubled for

gs. long time with inflammation, pains e§_lH;} »5_;,,;.,,_,,;, in » my side. sick

ken so mang medi-

. ._ cines that was - " ,nf discoura ed and

` , ‘I thought fwould ll- ,I .I never get well. A lil lf “ l i“‘:r‘.*‘i1fl...r° ‘f' ,mtv |__!.,Vy a . l sms

. /_/

Rs. Wu. Sans, 605 W. Ifoward St.,

headaches and ner. vousnessn [had ln-

-.\`

‘»

‘-._

llllllllllll " ll! egetable Com~

=_..l-

I have no more

gain. my nerves are stron er and I can

ge _ .

pound and it ie- stored me to health.

omy own work. Lydias. Pinkham s Va table Compound cured me after sverythin else had failed, and I rec.

o M endl to other sufferin women " Creston, Iowa. Thousands of unsolicited and genu-

ine testimonials like the above prove

Jany. 3 '11 the federal interstate commerce *lille 95191909 °f Lydlllf E- Plflkh“m’5

- jlaws. The true bills under which the el;°q°£b1? %mP0\lll_§ Wlgegl lg made

High Low Close men were taken prisoners were but a c 7°! °m l`0° ml 91' 5-

lpart of a packet containing an un-

Women who suffer from those dis-

” known number of indictments. De. tressing ills should not lose si ht of

r ls were sent out im ed-

these fasts or doubt the ability ofghydia

. ll `

' “Black Prince" Hose Mxrtelylngnll lt was said other srxsts E- Pi11kl1°m'l V°§°i»2l>l° 0°mP.°““<l W

were imminent, both here and in San “Wore that heal h' S

for children wear the Francisco. If ouwantspeoialadvloewrlte

f Shortly after returning the indict- ments the grand jury adjourned -

(A) Plnklsam, at Lxylm, lines. She will treat our etter as

best ' _ eu next Tuesday. un strictly eonndentlal. For £0yeare ji . she has been helping sick women

ln thisway. free of charge. D0u'l

.‘ hesitate-'vrrlte at once. ~

9 E~LECTEDfi;.YESTERDAY |

-- - agproeeating

‘ MONEY A1'

5 per- - cent

'ro any, Bula,

1 Pay off ~-Mortgaged

" SEE Ollll PLAN

Write, Phone or Call. _

Pllbne. N6: $14. ‘

Royal Bank Building.

'hmoml St Entrance _

_ 323 284 413 413

Majority for McDonald-39. Cox and Simpson-tie.

THIRD KING’S

Dewar

Nelson

I ,_ _ ~

Baldwin's Road `

VlCt0rln Gross Eislltcen Mile Brook 39 20 Curflisan sz 14 Lorne Valley 95 57 .Roscneath 54 34 Montague North 56 .gr Dundas » 99 29 Glenfanning 34 31

440 245

.`.

Majority for Dewar-105

' FOURTH' KING'S

"I -T .~ -.4 ws

rowse

McKinnon

Barnes

Inman

` Bi

Whim Road Cross 38 36 24 20 Murray River 105 77 6.3 40 t. Mary's Road 62 67 21 16 lenwllliam 84 71 25 34

Stops a Deep-seated

Cough in a Hurry

A Fsmlly Supply of Unequelod Cnulll Ramsey for sue-Money Refund-

* ed If It Falls.

` _-wiv

Cough medicines. as a rule. contain n

large proportion. of plain syrup-ll S004 ingredient. but one that l\ny0ll° “ll make. A pint of granulated sugar. with 1/, pint of wurm water. stirred for 2 mln- utes. elves You as good IYYUP IS m°l1°Y

can buy.

A 50-cent bottle of Plnsx. mixed ln H

18 I bottle with home made sugar sy-

UP.

ough syrup than you could buy MMU lxed for $2.50. There'| a clear sayin! of ".00, I-‘ull directions in PICKHIL .

And money couldnt buy a quicker. bel-J.

ter remedy. Takes hola at once. sl'/G! almost instant relief. and usually slow the most obstinate. deep seated couth In

i OR

I4 hours. It stimulates fh_:_°l\f:l_}_:'_f_l¢t¢_;l:;

slightly lsxatlve, and has a s -children take lt willingly. Blllflldld l'°|` nom-seness. asthma. chest lwlnl “"9 other throat troubles, and une<l\Il|°d I" prompt results ln whooping couih-

Plnex le a lneclsl and hlllilv 0°“¢l‘YI-

trnteu compound of imported Norwll’ Whlia Pine extract, and in rich ln sulll-

` V col and other natural heellnlr NM ¢l¢' THE ments. simply mix it as directed with , _ - _ . sugar syrup or strained honey. and lt ll

` ready for use, _

co. _ Used ln more homes ln the U. S. and

Canada than any other eoulh remedy

Plnox hu often been imitated. but

never suooesetnlly. for nothing else will produce the lljne results. The lcnulne ls lusranteed to give-absolute satisfac- tleu or money refunded. Certificate et guarantee ls' wrapped la “ch Dlcklx-

rl n lst has Pines or will not it r

».\ P E 53;' af?" .md “I The ?|n'g C9" 'fqn

. . Ric ~ . ,

Jmmcme _ °~ 'A ~11l...l' '~ . :»'f - , 9 ~ tom and M,,|¢,_ .,, .. lm-,_ \_y,\&f|_9¢_vcl6¢'k_=1f.,m. bronze. it _ _ _ , , _ .

' ..,~, -. , (_ , . _ \

-o . -

r gives you 10 ounces ol' realli' *1°"°" 0 ' .. in

and Unlleriell

` people need more coal, clothes and doctors

than _the strong, robust and hearty..

Snails Emulsion,

eaves coal bills, tellers"

§ /H

sins uni uni

_ ,, To get forks, knives, spoons ' .E and fancy pieces of quality

and beauty ask for

Q§I5R0GERS7Bll0S.`.

This brand is known as

_ Silver Plate that Wears"

_Tobuyfhiswareistogeithen!- mostservice and satisfaction and the heaviest silver plnie. Known _for over £0 years. Sold by Leading Dealers

A T

_ _

. 1 .

for investment

Porto ‘Rico Preferred.

` Camagney Common.

" "““"- ‘~ ~-~'-°~'»~ \~‘ ~n " ' ` * -` .1-‘lf-‘rf " ~~.' ` _ .- ` , ' ' .. . ".» . , ‘

W' WW"*"”m'"“Y“ 4 Public Utmffés ,

yielding from

6 1-4 to 6 2-3 per cent.

De_merara. Electric Common. Trinidad Electric Common.

Pn°ces on application .

anvil srcumrlrs conrqnluoN,_ lnunn

(II. Bradford, Managelg) |64 Mollie, St. Halifax, N. S. Toronto Ottawa Montreal Quebec. Loudon. Eng.

I | ’

- _~,j'-mfg., .~ g

l I

tion,” `

NEW GLASGOW.

Copies may be had on, applica-

.I. C. MACKIN'I'0SII&C.0. _

ESTABLISHED |837

Montreal Stock Exchange. ' _ Direct Private Wires

I-IALIFAX. ST. JOHN. MONTREAL

lewd;-544-4-rg;,'_` Uur _Ianuary 1912 ~

____ _ List of Investment Offerings'- is now ready for distribution,

FRELERICTON, ' ,; _,.

WORRY KILLS

SHERIFF SEAVFA'

custody of the lle\' liicheson, is said to have been responsible for the death of Sheriff Fred bleavey, of Sul-

day.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The Canadian Pacific is the Short

Direct Route Charlottetown to Mon treel, the trip being mhde in twenty- four hours. Close connections are made for all points beyond, and changes and transfers are avoided. New electric light sleepers on the O.

U“’°"l°”*“ ' P. R. Hams; Montreal run, and un.

road has the heat dining car service. This is the only line operating com- partment cars-Montreal and Ott-awe to Toronto, and Montreal and Toron- to to Vancouver. J. K. Ross, the local 0. P. R. agent, can supply all information. drtf

Ellllll YESTERDAY

_-_

. 1

A. McWILLIAMS Representing Second Prince. One of

the two Liberals elected.

55170113 Cm :l-:°s.r.::.<:-:..':°':r-.-.-..-.-.- 1-'se .':..°s

High Bank 106 73 31 29 Murray Harbor South 143 98 49 37

538 422 216 176

Majority for Prowse--322.

Majority for McKinnon-238. Figures were not available lnnt

night for the different polls in Prince County but the majorities announced were 1

FIRST PRINCE

Dalton, Cons, 315; S. (.'. Gallant,

Cons, 283.

SECOND PRINCE

John Richards, Lib, 165; A. Mc-

Williams, Lib, 49.

THIRD PRINCE

I-Ion. A. E. Arsenault, Cons, 213;

H. 1). Dollie, Coils, 111, .

FOURTH PRINCE

Holi. J. Kennedy; Cons, 101; M.C_

Delaney, Cons, 113.

_ FIFTH Parson

Hon. J. McNeill, Cons, 234; J. E.

Wyatt-, Cons, 91.

GOVERNMENT DESTROYS

175.000 OF POST C RDS.

. . ' .___

WASHINGTON, Jan. l--'f`hr-Jalgh

the postoflice department hawileil an unprecedented amount of liollrlav mall this ycnr with little ronrnntlon or confusion, approximately 175,000 postcards hearing Ghrlstmus greet- ings were destroyed today, repriseut- ing the wasted effort of the si-rulers. Thousands of cards were t.hr-www n.\i».\- because they bore mica or tlnsel or- naments and were mailed 'n \.'is'.r.led envelopes with penny stemos and with writing on them.

In addition to nn averhltc .ff 12.000

pieces of unmailnble mutt; rec'-:ved dell by the dead letter ='~._ fl. about 25.0fIil;,\¢n:lls!rlsc{l 0bs\g‘ltrdn` were con-‘ flscnted" vysgkgrt syn LW _

v » ,, . , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ ..g._,___.____,, U, ,a

. '\L.)_.l\.l.|_ .la ,_._..... ,Q _`_-._‘__...._ _ ~___ *‘“` "' ' "

BOSTON, Jun, 3-Worry over the

folk County, which occurred yester-

Good for

I N0- 27 Charlottetown Guardians J... is

l Young Ladies' Piano and Organ Voting Contest

. Nol ood `

.aff

Ten Votes

Naine......,,........ ....-..........

Address................. Dlstrict...... .............

If presented at The Guardian Office before the above date

1 Trim neatly for filing purposes. Make them up in bundles 0 _

25,50, or loo and your name written on top ballot is suiiicient _ ` ' l “I

I' -'- 1-* .5 ;‘ 3.

I _

._;.._ i_

LUNUUN. UNT. VUTES

FUH EUMMISSIUN

I U-_1_ l __ .

LONDON, Ont., Jan. I-Chas. M. P. Graham was today elected mayor, defeating Aid. Eckert and Ald. Ste- venson by large majority. The busi- ness men slate of eight endorsed by the board of trade was elected. A plebiscite regarding n commission form of government was overwhelm- lngly carried.

OTTAWI TIRES OF

CIVIC GOVERNMENT

OTTAWA, Jan. 1-All circum- stances combined to make today’s municipal vote the heaviest ever poll- ed in this city. With the keenest fight for the mayoralty that has occurred for many years, the biggest struggle for the board of control, a fight in every ward for aldermcn, and several important questions to be decided on plebiscites and by-laws, the people had great incentive to turn out in throngs to the polling booths. The figures of thc vote for mayor-

alty were: .

Mayor Hopewell, 4,156; E. J. Lav- erdure, 3,937; Ross, 3,340; re-elect- ing the old mayor by ii majority ol-

219. The vote for controllers was a

close fight, as regards the three last of the four elected out of nine candi- dates: Mctlleuaghan, 6.063: l’flF0llt. 4.2231

I-linchey, 3,820; Hastcy, 3,548; Wil- sou, 3,5-I3; Pepper, .338L Dl`!1D¢\`. 3,368; Champagne, 2,861; Stanley, 2,25s.

- -' .-i' it

COIIST STERMSIIIP

MERCER COMPLETE

BOSTON, Jan. 1-The con_l0lldl~

tion of the Ensteru, Metropolitan and Maine stenmship companies -into olle corporation became enective tonight, notwithstanding protests .B106 by Mayor Fitzgerald and others. '

The properties are now owned by

the Eastern Steamship Corporation. President Calvin Austin has appvlnt- ed O. H. Taylor passenger trams man.- ager of all the properties, and George W. Sterling freight tramc manager.

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