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STOMACH DIBTRESS IN FIVE

MINUTES

'rlme Ill rapes nlspepsln will di- ““

gest anything you eat and overcome a

sour, gassy or out of order stomach Jr surely within five minutes. Joi

If your meal’s don't fit comfortably, se or what you eat lies llkela lump of mg lead in your stomach, or f you lave _ . heartburn, that is a sign of lndiges- ermwn' N' B' H'

tion.

Get from your pharmacist a fifty- W

° Ipoor condition of the ice on Wednes-

C i I “The Western swf '

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can _be obtained at Lailertfs Tensor- ial Parlors, Bumlllerside.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue. as all papers are

discontinued promptly on 1 oxpriry s .

I -I-louse Races.-owing lo the

day, the horse races to have taken place on that day have been postponed til Wednesday. the l0tll lust.-H.

-ON FURLOUGH-Mr. John Sark. , of Indian Island. who recently ned the second contingent for over- as duty. arrived home Friday even-

on a few days furlough from Fred-

-PORK PLENTIFUL. -~ Produce. hich has beell comparatively quiet

,_ -one csN'r pei- went each Ill- ssrtion for advertising _in this col-

umn. ll must pany order. Mimmlgavcharge twen y-five cents.

_ ,-MR, E. P. FOLEY__ Guardian re- presentative in Aiberton will galdly receive subscriptions and advertising matter.

-LUNIBER.-i have a quantity ot

lumber suitable for piles. cross ties or timber. Parties wishing to purchase can communicate with me for particu-

lars in size spd lengths. Collingwood Yeo. Port Hi l. 8529-2-8M2l.

-MlNlSTER'S BRIDE.-Be sure

and reserve Fridiw. February 26th for the humorous character sketch, "'I‘lle Minister’s Bride", held ullder the aus- pices of The Alberton-Epworth League.

8528-2-8M1Ipd.

-HOCKEY AT ALBERTON 9th

inst. Kensington vs. Albertoll. Spe- cial train leaves Kensington at 3.15. One hour's skate gratis after game.

cent case of Pape's Dlapepsin and take to ll dose just as soon as you can. There, Bw will be no sour risings, no belching ofi ta undigested food mixed with at-id, no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or heavy feeling ill the stomach. nau- “ sea, debilitating headaches, dizziness n

or intestinal griplng. This will all go, and, besides, there will bc no sour ga food left over ill the stolnncll to poisoll , your breath with llauscous odors. ‘l

ken In large quantities.-K.

Pape's Dlapepsill is a certain cure

for out of order stonlai-lls, bei-:lusc it

takes hold of your food und digests it :ii just the same as it' your stomach Cy

wasn't there.

sh dealer of Kensington is busily cn-

-CONCERT.-The postponed pat- ic alld lllissionnry concert and cull- sale will he given in the ball at

lifton. New London, on Monday even-

Relief in five minutes from all stool- ing' Fcbmary sth' Dm" open at 7

och misery is waiting for you at ally or drug store. D.

These large fifty cont cases contain gi

enough “Pape's lliapcpsin" to keep the entire fllmilv free from stomach

disorders and illdigeslion for nlunv H

- ' bo

month.. lt b lon _ \'ol l . ,

q e gs 1" ' W mme crll ( zllulda. has volunteered ami been

:lc second contingent A safe return af-

er int-_ war is ll.e'wisli or H=.rry's old there proved to be no broken class l-ie-lids in Sunlmersltla-H. in the eye, ns was expected at first.

lllarching T01

clock. Should the weather again ove unfavorable. the concert will Ile

-OFF FOR THE FRONT. -Mr. :lrry .\lills. zl former Sunlmerslde _\'_ for some time residing in West-

'llell there will no doubt be a few very

g etll g of th coullcl of t e

° town of Kenslllgtoll will take place on

lc w thc second Monday ill February (8th)

\ i

I One of the latest and

most popular patriotic 1

words and music bv Frank Oliver, arranged

-SCHOOL WORK.-The results of

by FI'3l'1I-1 T. Watkls, tll<:- tmzllllilliltiolls of South I"reeto\vll

Sr-hoo] for the mouth of Jalltlury are,

Youshgilldligveacopy Griuio Vi.---1, I-Jillell Drullllllond; 2,

.lturzl I-`rzlilt~is: Zi, Ruth Simmons.

r the past week is again ill full Special leaves after skate. ing in Kensington. Hogs are being 8527-2-8Mllpd.

make another attempt to reach Alber-

getl taking ln smelts which seem toll with their home team, the “Atho-

very plentiful l\ir Pldgeoll st-nt out letes" who seem confident ut' nlaklng

large shipment .I few days .lgo -l\. all easy conquest over the Albertoll

“Regals_" However it is more tllzlll apparent flint this is going to be rl 'fast and furious game. A special train leaves Kensington :it 3.30 p. ln..-K.

-HOCKEY PLAYER HURT. -- Mr.

Ernest Pldgeoll of the Bank of Nova

sensational rilll with the rubber when he was checked anti ill the mix-llp which followed, he was struck across the corner of the eye breaking his

rectly below the eve brow. Happily

However it will not be long before Mr Pid eon will be lil colldiiion for

\VES'I‘EIl.\' PERSON.-\LS

_ ton. K. E S DP

. _ .NIL h'“`“'€‘0r' "WSP 'iuesuqns are .lL day. a blue-coated, red-capped and red- pleces yet published- 'j§{““` “ew “"“""‘1 1° ‘1°°“1" “1’°“° -Mi-. Jain.-S Kelly. me eiiterprislilg tr011S_er<>-_<1 figure with 11 lumpy smile

carriage builder of Elmstlale was in Summerside oil Friday. purchasing his Spring supply of carriage stock.-H.

-HOCKEY. - Everybody ill Kelis-

--SMELTS PLENTIFUL. - Mr. illgton is looking forward to next Tues- ’llliam Pidgcoll, the fresh and salt day with great eagerness when they

Scotia, Sumlllcrslilc, was severely in-

ven on Tuesclay evening. 8526-2-8l\lli. lured while at hockey practise on the DR- A-

--- Kellsillgtoll rlllk. He was making a AN

-Mr. llellry A. Leslie or Hellsing- 1"Yq11ri111DreSSl0n 0f\\'=1r?_"vSk1=d 1111

lm. iiltclltis leliviiig for the no;-.il vic- bvemng News rerreswt-111vc Of Mr-

'rf

` rssniiluor al-1,9115.-.; I

,.,,» ‘ . w.,

A. MCLELLAN, PRESIDENT S'S|DE BOARD OF TRADE, WHOSE NUAL REPORT ON THE WORK OF THE BOARD WAS HIGH-

LY COMMENDED BY A COMMITTEE AS REPORTED

IN SATURDAY'S

GUARDIAN

cepted for overseas duty with the glasses and inflicting Il. Ile!-BD Clit ill- ¢--‘--'---------~--------------~--~~---------

-'rowN couNclL. - Tile first re- . 3 ' `

ulrlr me `l e i h the ice again.-K.

ENCH RESERIIIST

nlportaill. questions discilssed.. such Mr John ._ , ST ADEI E F b 1_5 p t

v _ 7 - . glleaw of Albertoil has - . QUO- 2 - - - “F9

3*? ”lr""[_l‘gms' S1d°“a1ks and “mst in-.\.... spemling‘a few days in Kensing. et is back fJronl war. l)o\vll from thc' ol :ill il ionlpetent fire brigade organ- _ momm ,mm he te ed the other

,cn his taco and at shrzlpllcl wound in his left leg. His two little daughters clapped their hands ill glee to sec ‘their father ill uniform.

of this piece, it has zl I

thrill for every loyal Can- adian-it should have a foremost place on every piano, ln every Canadian home.

We have a good supply

of this very popular and pleasing pl_ece-get copy today. Price 35c.

Miller Bros.

Grade V.-lst. Katie lteeve; 2, Wal- lace ltceves; Grade IV-1, Willie Francis; 2, Matthew White; 3, Hazel Matheson; Grade Ili-1, llazel Baker, 2, lleagll Frullcis; ll, Albert Stitsoll; Grade ll-1. \\‘ilbert Drummond; 2, Mcrvlll McCourt, 3, Marioll Cllloll.

-HOCKEY MATCH.-An amusing

game of hockey was played in the Al- llerton rillk on Tuesday, 3rd, when a team of Alherton clerks accepted a challenge sellt them by a team of clerks from O'l.eary. Roughness,

which is very characteristic ot’ hockey* was discarded throughout the gaulep No doubt the O'l_.eary boys came up`I with the intelitioll of carrying back

torla Hospital, Montreal, on Molldayi pare! Y@Sl€I`¢1f1y. V where he will undergo treatment.-K. "If Will E0 011 f0l‘ 2 10113 time. bill

____ ultimately we will triuillpll."

-Mr. \V. R. McDonald, of the Bank I "N0. but what did you think of war;

of Molltrcal. at Port Arthur and a 110W did WHY i111D1‘€SB YOU?" b,-other of My-_ A_ J_ McD0na1q_ avi “I could not tell you now. lt is not countant of the Bank of Nova Scotia ll thing f0F YUUIIE ears." said Mr.I’ar- here, has been transferred to the Mon- el- 10010118 M 1115 IWO 1lH11Eh£€rS- treal branch.-H. However, what Mr. Paret thinks of

___ 'the war is approximately what every-

_Mn And,-ew Bo.,-ness of Kengingione else who knows thinks of it._ It

ton is very ill and has been laid up I 1880I!§U11l1gul;hatkneedrngt be saltkl 1 for some time. it is hoped however- ll le on ren 0 le war. r. that Mr.' Bowness' condition is notIPl1l‘9t.. W110 IS Of £110 "35 CIHSS. H C1888

critical and that he may again be1gl8iF1lH-S ll\0l- 11-H &’€‘lir 11061; Ctglletll out bly about his usual duties.-K. 10 ‘F0111-‘l WHY 0 ICC. 100 01 lv V0-

-i- . ullteer ills services for tllc tlcfclllcc ol]

_-My-_ Ulla,-leg E_ nlcpomiiq, .il-i|g.| the lalld of his birth sgiliilst the Ton-.

gist, summit-rside, who for 3 few-,toll hordes. Mr. Parc-ts departure oil

123 Kent Street ,

the Albertions-l were too foxy for theln t

he pleasant news of "Victory," but 'wecks has been ponfmed to his home , Aug. 15 was nlailo the occasion of n pa

hrollgll illness has so far recoveredIll`l0i1C <l0n10I1sil'atl0I1 by 1110 l><‘0l>10

It W 1111<l1l*~’-f@1=1l<f1l 1116111 by H SCOFC vf 3 10 1. that he was able cn Friday evening to I here- A .brass band followed him to.

'_*°" '-1 chicken ple, doughnuts, etc. at P. Il.

Th S t d N' home by the express next morning, ex-

e a pressing a. desire to again meet their

Says in its Issue of Jally. 23rd.

“The Editor of these pages orillg that' llc did not use skaltes. Ir.

has- V(-_:ry hlih regard for the ;I‘urller played .l lille galllc, lut llc Polwlee Issued v Imoer1==1lU11- Ii.. it-.-_ iv.. .\li...-rn... J...-it Min.

derwriters Corporation Of I Canada. Pollcleslssued by that 1 Company are guaranteed by the '

ere treated to a lunch of hot coffee.

Campbell's restaurant and returned

ppollents ill it friendly combat. For 0'Lcar_v. Charles Buxton was the back- bone and made the only score. Bold- crston did good work ill goal, consid-

oolllcd very fond ot' lying down on

liowli playcll rl good game and scored

wo points. licri l’rldhaln was not on slow cililsillcrlllg that he is com-I

SPH Insurance Omce of London for Illlll the score'wouid have been one hllglilfld, 3 Hd El TC DBYICCIIY less. ltyzlll lil gon. . SOUDCI I' stops Itlld had it not been for his goodi

FOR RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE

Write, Call or Phone G. J. McCormac,

Agent for The Imperial Under-

writers Corporation.

Offices Revere Hotel Block, Charlottetown

Phone 351 P. O. Box 74

8485-2-4 M3i

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nar=\I1v<-lv lion' in li.. ...Ns ...i -...,.

ivllrk. ()'l.enry's score would have been llluvll larger. Tile following was thc lille up:-

ALBERTC-N O'LEARY

GOAL ll, J. liyllil llnrry Iloldcrstoll POINT. George l’roiiI Percy Turner

C. POINT.

Sallily Agilcv.' Chas. Buxton

CENTRE

.Iulllvs Miller ' 'l`. A. Dorsey ROVER Jack Mnttllelvs R. E. Kirk R. WING. lierf Prldsllaw Gordon Silliker L. WING l’_ l~l. Ficliliilg B. H. McNeil

13 A I I"

lion. Win. Arsellzlult refereed the

gzllllc to the lintisfl-lctioll of all, while Jack Pntc acted as judge of play.

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Sore

ters or pllds to press

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ABSOLUTELY

PAINLESS

No cuttillg, no plas-

thc sore spot.

' Putnarn's Extractor

makes the corn go

° without paul. Takes

ut the sting ovcl' lllgllt. Never falls leaves no scar Get e. "5c bottle of

I Put'nam'e Corn Elttractorltoday.

.` _

All °jpeal to the eye of the

woman wh? is looking for per lectlon ii er footwear wil bl

FIIII IISUHIIIIII

We write fire insurance in ood

fbllild Ili EIDPITBBS" SI10€8f0l companies. 'Keep your bilildlrlgsgllnd

Worden and what means more

rnlture tally insured. Call or write.

l nl

ll. lm, hlmlcum ma com. "“°"° "-

lort. W ‘ ' ltell dnnmglgairlyaeompe nt V

Globe Fox Excllallge

_ 'and

Morris &

After the match the visiting team drive on a icw days' visit in Carleton V Point.-H. From St. Adelc llc wcllt to Mont-_ seen through glasses. Slowlv the

-Among the Island students attend-

ing the Horton Academy of Wolfville,

Tuesday night, were five Summerside boyirvlz. Messrs. Don Stewart, Lea Rogers, Kingsley Grady. Willard Tay- lor alld Iticllard Sharp. Tile boys

“liavo yall ever tried our 7-20--i

Cigars? lit you have not, try ollc io- day-you'll certainly ciljoy your smoke. Price 10c oaoll. Il for 251-., or ll boxes of 50 at $3.25. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Grout George and Kent Strccts. MEtf.

GERMANY HASTENS

_ UNDREAMED CRISIS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.- The Herald

this morning says editorlally.

“Tile Germans complain that there

is against tllclil u collspirllcy of illtcrilatlollul law anti Allluricnll sentiment. They dcclnrt- they are being outragiously treated.

“’l‘llere may llc some persons who

have been inclined to mttilltain a neutral attitude, but wllut are these to think now that German sulllllarines begin war ily torpedoes on hospital ships and merchant vessels?

“The Gerlllalls have boasted they

will isolate England and starve her. Evidently they are doing their level best to do lt.

“But such rl step will he against

Americans as well as Englishmen. The moment they begin to sink Atlantic liners. that moment there will como

a revision of neutrality and

application of an old rule. Tile new neutrality will place a nation that commits acts of outlowry in the category of the outlaw, and the old rule revived will treat as pirates those wllo murder under the name of war.

"A situation undreamed of ill

modern history is hastenlng to a crisis through the act of Gernlally."

THREE STEAMER8 CAUGHT IN ICE ON CAPE BRETON COAST

HALIFAX, Feb. 5.-To release

--tcumers caught in the ice nt Glace l3a_v. Farqullnr’s steamer Seal was hur- riedly recomlrlissioned and sailed for the Capo Breton coast, where the stcanlers Cape Breton, Douglas H. Thomas and Tyre have been locked

The Seal recently paid oft ller

Cape Breton coast are serious and a

ice-bound steamers today and will

attempt to break the col-don which he came In ills long blue .cost and red

Agstl_el_c| -Ltd p

‘ asses sf. ' ,fs

lu-lssliIlilI'"“"' "M __

sg: "alma and take them In tow to -“Pima red_tpo.iaserii.i,m&®q com _o ,_ . _ _ _ ' are oo ‘ °

The Seraolufrls chartered by t.lle1liIUflt,"y deemed _

lxmill' ' c' ‘.l_`.1.l‘ '¢1l's§pl-¢"s.as,,exlllt blnstlllilgonpow er tgallmi M niiiiglllfllgl. 'alo'e,t ere v/bretbree allevi-

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lost all their belongings. barely cscap- but in I1 1'@1v <l11l'S tr11l11l11s. From illg with their lives.~H. Lullcl they started back again towards

_ Saw Them This Time

'man had contracted a heavy cold which

fast for the past three days. developed- into hi-ollcllitls and he was

crew and laid up to undergo pre- he _was sent to a camp for convales- psratlolls for sealing next mouth. , cents in the south of France. ami after

The Ice conditions around the 1 he was restored to health was given

menace to shipping. Many of the not good enough to permit of his ren- herbors and inlets are blocked up I derlllg further service ,to his flag. and lt Is Impossible for lmy vesseli The Fl'-encll Government save htm to enter or clear. g transportation direct -to America. and

The Seal Is expected to reach the Mr. Paret could not ist back to Lunel

the station. |

real. There llc embarked oil the Allalll |liner "Iollisn.” He landed at Gravell-f _send and proceeded thence to South-

Ifrom I-Iavre to Parls_.At Paris ile join- _ed his regiment. which is part of the- great Frellcll Arllly Service system. V From Paris llc went to Lullel,where he

Paris, sloping lit Flslnes, Depart- lnieili do l’.\il_<ilc. Tllcllcc they ularirlled ito lir"1.r Som-tllls, whcro Mr. Pnrut first ,welll ulllicr firi-_ lt was u Septelllber night. Mr. I’tlrct’s officer coullllalldcd llllll to bring up tl supply of uilllllulli~ tloll to zl trollcil. llc drove his wagon up to what llc I-onsitlcrcd thc lloulldury of safety and wont lilo rest ot’ the dis- tance on his lllultls and knees, drag-

gillg along with llilli boxes of rifle bul- I cts.

Then Mr. Pzlrct saw war. ln a trench

were a llullllft-r of men, some dead. Thcy were so_sit._uated that they conl- lllzllltled thc Gcrinzlil approilcll to Ville ilu llols, u. slllnll village. Mr.' l'al‘ct could not sec this with his owll eyes, but that is what the officer tdld lllnl. The Germans wanted Ville nu Bois and the French were determllled that they would not have it, so the French sol- diers kept pouring ll slow and deliber- atc fire out into the darkness. Som'e- where the Germans were replying. .lust where they were was not clear to Mr. Paret, but the men In the trench kllciv. After ll while the fire ceased on both sides and Mr. Paret went back to his ammunition wagon.

Private Pllrct's next and last experi-

elliic in the flrlng line was at Plateau Croone. A Gt-rnlzlll regiment attempted a surprise attack on the supply col- l:mn. This Ilmc,Mr. Paret saw some

of the enemy, a great mass of them, - wllo sprung suddenly from‘ conceal- _

I nlcllt about 800 yards away and ran

_towards him He crouched behind his . 'wagon and opened fire. His comrades . did likewise and the Germant halted at g ‘G00 yards. While he was firing. Paret :

,heard the sharp-crack of a shrapnel I

_shell almost above his head. Then something pricked him on the shin of the left leg. He ignored it and after the engngenlent had concluded in fav- or ot the French he was surprised to find his left boot full oi' blood. » The woimd waeuot serioua but the injured

sent back to the hospital. From there

his discharge, as his constitution was

to recover hi ctvlllsn clothes. so back

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buttons do\vll the back on this side and three down the back on this side. Well some Englislllllen ill tllc Willdsor station at Molltreal. ivantcd souvellirs so they took out their pellkllivcs and cut tllelll off. I had llezlrd oi' thc way the English were fighting in Frnllce, so I was proud to be \vilylt1iiI ill tllat illzlllllclz

Mr. Pure! was away five lllollths. lie

was glad he went, he said, and he was glad also that Proviilellce permitted llilll io come back to his wife and chil- drell.

Saw Air Battle

One thing that he saw oil Oct. 5 at

Cronnc will renlzlin illdclibly printed in his memory. it was n battle ill the air. A party of soldiers and ofliccrs were standing watching some opera- tions when one spied a Germllll Taube flying towllrlls tllcnl. it was swcrvillg and twisting and diving und mounting and ill ll lllolilclli the reason for these lllallovuvrcs was evident. Bcllilld it flew tl Frcilvil Voisill biplalle. Tile Tatlllc czltrriod ll pilot and ull oiliccr. Tile biplallo wus culltrollcd by Sergt, Fnbrc, of fllc lfrcilcll il_\'illg corps. Itupiilly thc lllltcllint-s :lpproaclled_ They were flying lit ll llcigllt of sollle 10,000 feet, but were plainly seen

Frellch lllacllillc drew up on tile Tauhe Tile German pilot was a nlaster of his `plalle He dodged, llc twisted, he

N. S., whicll was destroyed _by fire on ‘ampton,, across the channel to I-lnvre, dove and llc climbed. Fillally the

Frellcll lllacllille was almost directly over its adversary. 'l`Ilcl'c \vas ll flash of flalllc from it as its milraillcuse spat out tl. lendell hull, and a lnulnellt later lt slit-ct of fllllllu rose from thu Ttlubc and it fcll to the ground, lt llllle frolll where thc spectators giltllcred. The party rail In Illc wreck und foulld thu bodies ui' tllc pilot lllld ofliclrr bllrllud prilciiclllly to ciildcl's_ llut Ioll the tlfliccr wus found it llllcll citric which colltiliilcrl all elaborate iliap oil wllicll tho position of thc French trocps ill that locality wus correctly iluliclltetl. Tllc lllllp was of great tin- portnllct-. Scrgcnllt Filllrc was subse- iuelltly decorated for this victory.

The l<`r0llcll troops, Mr. l’llrct dc-

clllrod. are excellently equipped and are led by cfllcielll and lllnglliflcelltly courngeoils ofllcers. The morals of thc troops is all 'bel could he desired, alld they go into llzlftlo with at kecll feeling of joy ut llnvlllg ut lust an opportunity to pay oil' the old score ot` Alsace Lor- rllinc.

The Gerillull troops. oil the other

hand. if one llllght judge froill the pris- cilers wltll wllonl llc collvcrsell. were not so kcell. l"ll_vsicllll_v they were splendid men but the Germall system of drivillg them into battle creates lit- tle elltllllsiasnl and the prisoners all seelllcd glad of lheirlnt. Mr. Ptlret de- clared tllat dclld Gormlln officers are often I`ollnd on the field with long ugly whips ill their illlnds with which the lnell are liogged if they do not obey crders promptly enough.

Tribute to Chlplalns

Among the greatest of thc heroes of

this wal-._tll%)»returned reservist would Include' ilic rencll army chaplains.

"lt would bring tears to your eyes,-~

'le declared, "to see them kneeling bc- slde some dying soldier. exposed to the ellelny‘s fire and calmly administ- ering llinl the last rites of the church. They are also a source of wonderful comfort to the men before going Into battle and the splendid morale of ollr

ls, to my mind, largely due to patient good priests." '

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cf _ -'L 1 `- ' ' “Tv-ns

Gry for

'rn mms! um. .um an llgnl' awl.l¢1lIuI»‘l.m` il: use topo ove`l.°v§0' yéalsl lfas btfglxe the signature or

- - - and' has been made under hi( _ ~ sonal supervision since its'iltia|ioy_

, .' .Allow no one to deceiveydu in this.

All Counterfeits, lmitatlons and °‘ Just-as-good ” are but

Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health' ol! Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

what is CASTORIAI I

Uasllorla. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Para.

gon-lp, Drops and SoothingI8yrups. It is pleasant; It contains neither Opium, orplllne nor ot1ler~Nal~ootis substance. its age is its guarantee. lt: destroys Worms

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