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` aera.»sramaret uscochsm dies st
the  ot,Jonaths.n L. Morrison
Mt. Vernon. P. E. I. on Tuesday July
1si.h,‘1929. Death was largely due to
nge,  was one oi the oldest
mg most respected citigensin the
community. She was born December
gina,-_1s42, and died at the age of 87
years., She had lived almost her whole
lifetime in the vicinity of Caledonia
Bhewaltliewidowoftltslatefil-
exander' B. Mscnonold of Caledonia
South. Sha was a faithful and con-
sistent member of thccaledonia Pres-
byterian Church. ' __
shots survived by one son, Malcolm
M. llsobonald. ot New Yorlr, by ilve
daughters, Mrs. Jonathan L. Morrison
of mt. Vernon, at whose home she
had lived fm' the past seven years
M11. John T. McCormick, of Ply-
,,'.°uu,,f ms, christis Math-
ugntgf' [Q ADQQIGI, C8111. MTS. A1108
Paleyot Jamaica Plains, Mass. Mrs.
nugai 'stewss-t, cslsdonis west." P. 11'.
I,,`gIso by one sister Mrs. Christie
Odmeron. of Tocoms, Washington,
and _ four treat-Bfuldchildren. f
runei-si services were held from the
home of Jonathan L. Morrison, on
Tlleedly. July 11th lazo. and were
conducted by the Rev. Quincy A.
McDowell. Interment in the Caledonia
Cemetery.
Mowmrar. srocx nxommnlt
Market reports furnished by Green-
shieids 6 Co., Montreal. To Stewart
Jones & Co. B8 Great George St.
ducted se Clvdnr. Aurust zz. mv.
Call Money.  ....... .... .. 7%
Abitibi    ..  ... ... 53%
Alberto Pacific Grain .... ... 41%
Asbestos ..   ... . ...  10
Bl‘e.lili-lh.........-.... 71%
B. A. 011 ... ... . -.. . . 59%
B. C; Power  ...  ..... 50%
Bi!-i1diB8PmdilCi5 .. .. - .. ... 37%
Oll'iM.il`Ce1' .. .... ... ... .. 128
canada cement ..   .. as
Cuieda. Powera.ndPape'r.. ... 85%
Canada Brewing .. ... -... .. 20%
‘» D0mini0nBrid8e .. .... ... .. 114%
_._.  _
Foreilri Rower Becuriliel .. ... 39%
~ " Fraser Company .. .... ... .. 50%
..._ _
~ 1 Use Minsrd’a immediately. It
goothss the pain and draws_ou
1 tp; lnnsmmation. g
~iNARUS
'_i.iNiME _
A _ii.ME1-OTTE
_gsrnleiltmrs
Noisabettes‘,irssl°°4- ‘
  o record mr ¢|°ll\
 few repliflv “il 1°"
fi
Z
_ sivonnis-wee and
Hiusgr .shorts for deep 0'
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'  theywili NWN*
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_, 1 _
 cl1'.1.
 i" .l7§.Grl¢.\4|ll Hired
V. W., _ _ _
CROP. ‘_
nero!!
General Steel Wares .. ...  37%
_-- -' » » roiperiaioil ..   ..  sau
industrial soohoi ..  ..  24%
International Petroleum .. .  27
~ Liyiuoonstrueticn ..   sais
Massey-Harris .. .... . ..  56%
idontreairower ...   .. .. 144-
lscceufrrohtensc ..  -.. 42
uVau`onal_B1-eweries   .. . lu
lvititnuesfeeki ccr..   .. ai
Noiindaz..     65%
Power 'dmporation ...  .. 134%
Price Bros.    .'.  104
quebecrower..  sau
siiswlriigan .. ....   .. 107%
_Binelters ._   .  .. sae
Steel of Vanada ..  .. ... 64%
.slmons .. .. .    40%
Wayagamack .. ... ... .. ... 88
winnipeg sisetric .. .. ..  as
Osnada Bronre .. .. . ... .. 72
Canada Maltil\8 .. -....» ... 24%
 'rar ..    14
Famous Players ..  .. . 73
steelcocsnsds Pts. .   58%
Qdnlolidiited. Gas .. .... .._1'l’i%
Radio       so'/t
Penn-iount Players Lasky .i ... 71%
P®l’ B- so -... sas ss- .suns 89%
Americancsn. ..   .. .
PllrityBakeries .. ....  ... 145
m1egiiany_.._....  .. . .  so'/s
Aiiacotldl . ..... .-... ...... 121
c.'P'.  .. . .. :aiu
General-Motors...   -7. 72%
USB. Steel    .. .. 249%
Bhilk o!»Nova~Bcoiia. .. .... .. 398
Binh o'f»Montreal.. .. .... .. 353
ttaysi nsnlr ._    ._ zu
nendix Avisition ..  ..  mt
Bank or donsmeroe .. .... .. . 294
178%
 '
 _,
_ f nop. AND, GUN "
_wits 'ftti._scor<$Ȣn of iw. the
mgugim cpsportsmen ¢ie~turn1\1¢
towards hunting both deer and rea-
tnsyed-game. 'rho Soptemb" Wm'
here: nes-sud oun sns osnseian
silver rox ,,Ne,wl._.1v»t NUM- °°°'
mg) gg exceptionally fine article on
_iiu`ntin¢._by c. N. A. .rresom
mtiiirwill. prove of UNI* i“°°’°W W
devotees. .ot .that tawflf- ,
»1towmr._thicis oniyoaaei ewlr
ieetioa oaecusllv we WW ."4
hstufu\~_woicu our »“¢h°r1°~tiv911
gm, ¢tpar.dapartments and adven-
wfas in outdoor .life and whish~p\'o_-
' gnepoughly, _good nadinq !or'_sii_
in gutdom' lilo. 03011 ll#
§§;;
 tai
_ini
anslsiiisl
Central 
Cla# _ _ .“ I
iel1'a new 
wines" viii star  __Ji_»
cosmro ssrnnilai-W  r'-tout
for the.Guudiah's 
next saturday. Ita 
esting to yours and oi¢i4- throt-
en wing" oy nsrcsrs_wsat.'E"i ~, 1
onunon saavsfilih,-f-f,.lii*qflets
lunday, August Roth.  41;: a.
ni.: Tryon 3 `p. m.: YYél'tiilorei£_nd.
7.80 p. m. Myron O. 
ister, ‘ ' ‘ ~ "
nsnnmoron-'rhere  be ,str-
vics in the 
church on sunday 
seth, at 11 o'eioe1r. oioq§,\it,i-.;- 
o. H. rcithern. ls. A.; of- dttawsis
' f _.__._.:""_;'
oniuuos: ssisvrcli-,-iiii 
service win be he1o_,iri_!t.j.t¢ihn's
church, muon, sunsay.cst_¢ust.astti,
at ll a. m. Special preaoheiyhev. 6.
'lx spriggs. ci-and  '~ .-
._._..,' _...
nxmnrnou nsnoAnts__in suits
and evereosu. suits 
tried. Alterations repoireq  
ed. special price for lhlhibition weel.~
ri-ed _o._xs1iy, isa cwest cieo'rss"si.
_- Ae 1411-agid-si
nacmvns 
many trlends of Rev. Joseph P. Mon-
aghan, S. J., formerly oibhirlotti-
towitwiu he pierces to.hear_oi his
sppointment ss sector or st. sisnir-'
lails Novitate, Guelph, Ont." ' '-
sfrsunuv primal AitbfN0lt'rls
iiusrrco-There will' _ be _pivine
Worship in conneotion__with tlie_,l'Jhi-
ten church or ctnaos _[on bunésy.
Aug. 25th, at Stanley Bridge, _li_ s. ru..
and it North nustiea, 'Iso ip. lil. Rev.
H. s. Bishop. Minister. , _~ ,
Acxnownnncnsshun -__,'1‘h_s
Trustees of the Protestl.nt_{_0rphan-
a'ge acknowledge with  receipts
of $17.27 from King William L.  -L.
xiugston per W. ir. Paul, also sz_o.oo
from s. Lawn Party at API'-iil‘i` Road.
per J. J. Mcneodl - A
coimwsnr. um-rsh 
cmculr-nev. w. I. Green, Mis-
éionsry eroin 'rrinidsa wiu preach in
Kingston, ll o'clock; West River 8
ofclock: Cornwall _at .7.30, on .Sunday
August zsth. _ - _  .'
Moronno i='iooM~0i\r.li'dltNn'=-
Mr, Leigh naman onssnti Monica.
Gal.. his spending »a -law' weeks with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ih-
mari. oi Crapsud, His  friends
are glad to see him home again after
an absence of thirteen years. ` _I Y ;
'ro ausnoum subsbhlptp
nnurcxsas-when you he 
ing to 'go' a pickniok`iiig_'it _may psy
you to ts.ire‘srivsntsge'o! 'l‘bba_uar¢
sian special 'oi!er'or'pl‘st._es,_ 
and forks Rem shvsrtinmsat in
this issue. _ ' tt
Nonca 'ro Looai.,_ai>vlrrilf_-
/ERB.-In order to  0_1
advertisements. local  
advised to have their 
Guardian Oillce not laiar tlish 10.!!!
lc' is the any rrerieuil _te 
When the advertisements Krdwhlifv-
#ice or more. °°P¥'l\i\_i5iV;b5.1.*\ in'
Giles twenty-iour iioiii*s"_ii_1 liivaiiea.
5sl`i4-s-si-rr.
_.iso wvmr_"ei»mruu9
i°4i_'m0Ns_-will sgivsryirs in 
tow: view n°r@__.=iui:.
advertisements are paylble ` f fad-
vanes and when sanding all 'ad-'
vertisement to sons* the  sions
withu _ _ _ _leei-‘hit-11
_ wouln wsu! 
naar.-in-_ J. w. heron-._ot 
Conn.. is at present  pio-
Vlnca. The doctor is I. 
end fisherman, having. visited ` no
fewer than 20 eo`\inl.1'ieQ.~}9|WlK.lril
rod from Norway. ._ie.-Neva. Ziaianll.
who _is nu zu-ct _visitoo‘_~_,tii,a-zsisaii.
hid hs. is _at .preselit _1hiliii_l1_aathl-
whore in the vicinity '
itoszmnun-csmcogl .tssv iifsti or
-°'~‘°""'°“i..~i~..;.':-
ted _appears  , -
L. r'r.~s.t;_J;';w._,_seiigu
me me   isp,

` cit/'tuba ` N
 °*_°¥~_ ii". 
pa eiselur st 
_clwwl ,asmooas--.sunesy.
Au¢mt_28, hells River ii a. nl.:~Uizs
s;_p.m.;'mso;i 'iso p.iu'. _s. .st
,\>..
itil
"t
-`-fi‘l1e,f\in¢ral
Sullivan will
0srd.iUsn‘ on Monday
t 10 o’clock.V
A _SOCIAL 0A'.\'llll'NG~»A pleasant
evening was spent Tuesday evening
atthe home of J. U. and Mrs. Mc-
Aiiiay Stanhope. previous to the de-
 ot-their daughter to'New
York. _ _
bred and owned by  Rodd.
itortn winsics-'wen first  st me
Exhibition where it eiicted much
favorable comment. _
. rnliserrmxss: - cimncn IN
canons-simssy. 'august auth.
There wil be service in' the Long
1‘tiver_\0hllreh at 11 a. in.: in the
Clifton Church at,2.30 p. in.: in the
South Granville church at 7 p. m.
__ 'rzscintns '.\rrolN'rlD-Miss
Edith* Cameron, Head ot Hillsboro.
his been apointed teacher at Stan-
pohe.`Miss Dora. Doyle. her predeces-
 having taken the school at Earn-
eiifie. ' _
,\_UNrrr:n crmncn snnvlces-
Bervlces on Hunter River United
Church charge lor Bunday'.' August
ts, ions ue as roiiows: Wiltshire 11
_s; m.; Hampshire 8 p. m.: Hunter
River 7.80 p. m. A. E. Uhipman, pas-
tor. _
Mahrrnm nnrnassnrsnvzs
-Each of the three Maritime Pro-
vinces will have an official represen-
tative in attendance at the Maritime
Exhibit during the entire _progress of
the Toronto iair. Hon. B. W. llepsgs
will represent Prince Edward Island.
R.. 'r. csisweu, so 1... A., oi' xentviile.
will represent Nova Scotia, and W. W.
1-iubhard, former Deputy Minister or
Agriculture, will represent New
Brunswick. '
_ rsnnwrzu. PARTY-Miss Luc
Bomers has returned to Medford.
Mass., after spending two weeks very
oiersshtiy at her horns in spring-‘
iield. Previous to her departure a
slumber of relatives and friends gath-
lrdd at her home and tendered héx' n
iarewell party. Dancing was enioyed
_by-*the younger folks and o dainty
lunch was served by the hostess alter
which the guests departed to their
homes after enjoying a pleasant
svening.-E. , |
UYBPECTOBB' MEET-A meeting
of’ the prohibition inspectors and
lub inspectors was held in the pro-
hibition oiiioe, this city, on Wednes-
day. at which were present Premier
Shundsrs and Mr. George_E. Brown,
chairman of the commission and
other members or the board. Mr.
Brown asked the Premkr about
boil-ching baggage and he replied
that ‘permission had been granted
from the o. N. B. authorities for
this plirlwle.
v monmrrrou Nor AN xssun
IN ONTARIO-The next general el-
ection in Ontario, when it does take
place. will be refreshing in the sense
titlt it will be the first thlt hill tak-
en place in this province in nearly
hillyears in which the liquor question
has not been a paramount issue. Be-
ginning with Hon. N. W. Rmvell‘s
"banish the. Bar" campaign which
introduced a policy my' generally I4!-
oepted throughout Canada as perm-
bhcnt and wise (though Mr. Rowell
himself reaped no benefit from it)
the old issue figured in the 1110!*
tiolsnt form ot the 0.'l‘.A. at sev-
erii eiseuons. At last three years are
the long drawn-out controversy was
settled. by the adoption ot govern-
ment eentroi. 'ras cowitlw 104°*
his hlmseu deoidesthat the liquor
traffic shall be eliminated as an is-
silo in Ontario politics, and the pub-
lic will be grateful thltiat last I
campaign is tothe fought in which
questions ot greater moment will be
the suhiect or aisefsuoa.-Toronto
esac-any waht- _
' PRIZE  ‘draft team'
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,'21  tr... .` ...v-...,__ ....
i " ', |n.'~'.1.-.7.'n1mm.
' 1"'rs:asoim.s
lditbr of the
i`  siiisum-aiseaocraeiis-stundias the
 aussi ' some
w§s‘a`visiter'at York
lil. P
Oharlottt
 'n-s_inor.'m1vme, is

`}_'ser.;srumu --om. F ut. stmrt.
 at nrt.
ws: runtime.
_ . . » . . . . . . . . .
‘... _
alcllinis. earn-‘
the ~vi|it°r»ii_eo
Miss Mary HCAUIIY md M!ll~Ai'irla
MLiA\illY'll1l Mr. Vilweht HCAIIIIY.
Stanhope, 10870 fshil lnillnlill 10!
New York Oity.__ , "
Dr. Preisnor, Burnmerside, spent
yesterday 'at York. the guest oi
Biihild B206. ' ‘
_ --.__
Miu Celia MacLean' and the Mis-
ses MaeEachern oi souris. were vis-
ltors to the citywednesday. »
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hemmer oi
Dorchester. Mass.. are visiting friends
in Uharlottetown,
Mr. and Mrs. Bumpus and Mrs.
Burnpus, Jr., Boston, are visiting at
Union Read, the guests of Geo. and
Mrs. Abb0tt, 1
Miss Edith McLean, West Newton.
Mass.. is spending her holidays on
the Island and is at present visiting
Mrs. Earle Acorn, Lake Verde.
_.Zee
Mrs. George \La.ne, Mrs. Faris
Acom, Mr. _ Franklin Wood, Miss
Edith Mcneesn, Mr. Easley Acorn.
M1'. Patrick Mullins. Master John
Acorn, all of Lake Verde, were visit-
ors to the Exhibition yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pendergast.
Kensington, were among the visitors
tn the Exhibition this week and will
visit the Eastem section ol the Island
before retumlns to their home.
Mr. Archie Andrews. of Boston, is
home again. He is spending his vaca-
tion with his brother, Mr. Jordon and
sister Miss Lillie, at Bradalbane, and
his sister, Mrs. E. H. Dunning, New
London. Mr. Andrew likes to get back
to P. E. I.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Duffy, City, have
returned from a, most pleasant and
enjoyable motor trip to Lynn, Mass.
They visited friends in Boston,
Gloucester and Watertown, and were
accompanied on retum by Mr. and
Mrs. McCarville. of Lynn, Mass.
Mr. F. R.. McLairie, local repre-
sentative tor the Willys~Over_ls.nd
Company. leaves this morning on an
extended business trip_ in the inter-
ests ofhis firm. He will visit Toronto,
Chicago and Toledo before returning
home by way of the first mentioned
city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McGrath have
returned to their home ln Jersey
City alter _spending an enjoyable
visit with Mrs. McGrath‘s parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberts, Middleton.
This being Mr. McGrath's first trip
to the Island they have visited all
places or interest during his short
stay and plan spending a month
next summer here, being very much
delighted with the lsicnd. `
Mr. R.. Homer Norton, M. A., one oi
the Oxford scholars from Prince Ed-
ward Island. will leave shortly for
Regina, where he has accepted a
position in Reglan College. Mr._ and
Mrs. Norton are at present visiting
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Norton, Brudenell River.
LETTER. OF BYMPATHY
\ -M
To Miss Sarah Ross, Pinetie:
We the members of the South Pin-
ette Auxiliary of the Women's Miss-
ionary Society wish to convey to you
and ohter members oi the family our
sincere sympathy in this your time
of sorrow, with which it has pleased
God to visit you by taking unto
Himself your beloved brother. May
the Almighty in his goodness cori-
sole you, in this dark /hour of your
tribuiation.
_Bilhed in behalf 0! the B0cicty,
Mrs. J. Whittle,
' Mrs. -v. Macleod.
T0 STUDY FAUNA AND FLOBA Ol'
AFRICA
WABHINGTCN, D. _C., Alll. 22.-
Kihg Albert oi' the Belgians, in the
interest of scientific research has de-
creed thst a large area be set aside
in Belgian Congo, for the preserva-
tion or ine nuns and nors of sri-ics
and for the scientific study cfs-a'r_o
species in their natural snvoirment.
Announcement ot the establishment
of the scientific preserve was made by
Prince De Lime, the Belgian Am-
blleeder at washington. on receipt
Et
tt

has “F941” ists
or. .loan 1:. uirrisrn president or the
Carnigie I_`nstitution, and Dr. Henry
sairiisie oeosrn, president or the
 Museum o! Natural History.
Aldsgres by King Albert prohihiu
under severe penalties the killing.
capture or molestation of`any wild
animalwithin the area, including
those which are considered danger-
ous. It is liao prohibited tn dutroy
orremovsanytreeorwildplantoi-
tnUh\!i#einlnYWlYt.heupectof
the landscape. The .sanctuary will be
polices by -Belgian oolonial officers
sndnoonswlllbeallowedioentsr
without I. special permit.
"Many rare species of animals
which have almost disappeared from
Qther paris of the world." the an-
nouncement said, "are making their
laltvstand in this section of Africa
and it is King Aibert's purpose to
preserve them so that scientists may
_come and study them in their natural
and primitive surroundings. Scientists
riiwliiile that the siudy of animals in
their natural habitat is infinitely more
useful than the study of captives or
of dead species in laboratories."
Stock Quotation
HALIFAX, Aug., 22.-Quotations
furnkhed by Johnstim and Ward
Members Montreal Stock Exchange.
I* New Yom! EXCHANGE
st/chiin. Top. sc sshts re. ny. . :tw
sm. canco.  rms
Am. Carer Fdry. Co.  99%
Am. Locomotive oo....  izats
Ani.srn1t.sr Reign. co.  114
Am. Bosch Magneto co. out
Ansconda Copper Min. So. .  121
N. Y. con. sr Hud. nv., R.. R, .. 24015
Con. Gas Co. (N. Y.)  176%
1~iud.Mowr car co.  cast
,Internstl..PStroleum  27%
'standard oil oi rr. J.  11
Reading co.  112
'southern Psa.  141%
Union Pao.Ry. ..........  87%
U. S. Industrial 'Alcohol Co. .. . . 18015
Westinghouse mee.  214%
U. s. steel. ................ .. :sau
,moumlsn srocx nxonsucn
Abitibi  ................ .. 53
Missouri Kan. at Texas Ry. .. ass
Montreal Power ........  148%
Natl. Breweries  142
Winnipeg Elec.  .  ii-i
Iran. 'Ihction   71
steel co. of can.  64%
Bhawinigsn  . . . .
 102%
Can. Steamship Pid. ....  B9
Dominion Bridge  114
iussiey Harris   seat
cennrewery ....  ..  zo,
Building Products  as
rraserjat co. ....   51
Power Corporation  184%
rnter Utilities-A  45
Br. Am. Oil  .  60
Imperial Oil ..........  3394
BANKS
Bank Montrail ..... .... .....
352
WHEAT
Sept  .... 
MBT. .. . . . .
......tt-.. . . . »
.-
131%
139%
149%
CORN
101%
9'! 'L
101 K
BODY.. ...... .-...... . . . . . . .
...
D80. .... ...-.......... ....-
Mlr. ........... ....... ......
ann-up Isl-
sr “wg   €°'”ffs
(liaise it Sarlilonrs'
 i5|Elli|. ll|Ihl\IH||li
Renownedforitsquality . . Jlavour. . .andaromsl
I , d half- undcano-'whol . _
Hggogrvazi oo: percdator  _
WHEAT
. ...-s..,..»ss.....»
OATS
Sept.  ........ .. 46% Oct.
Dec.    50% Dec.
Mar.    53% Mhy
ssasssssoaaaaoeossoss.
6.45%
-plus unusual safety
Safety and liberal income are the the two essentials o!
a. good investment. Both these features are nllllsllliiy pre-
dominant in the recent issue of 6% First Mortgage Bonds
of the Canadian International Paper Company. which
mature July 1, 1940. ,
Assets securing this issue are equivalent to over £3,400
for each $1,000 bond outstanding, while average net earn-
ings for past three years, alter depreciation, were equivalent
to 3.4 times annual interest requirements. \
"ln view of the Company‘s substantial earnings and
the improved outlook lor the newsprint industry we con-
sider these bonds an excepti0l1&UY limi P\ll'¢l'lM¢ It till
present, price of 95. >
Ask for descriptive
circular CI-29.
Eastern Securities Company
Limited '
146 RICHMOND STREET, CHABLOTTETOWN
MONTREAL uALLu=.\x sr. JOHN
MoNc'roN ' suimunnsmn Fnnnnnlcron
rv _I _- ~~- ;»- :L
_f PICNIC SUPPLIES
 Guardian Subscribers may have
»| their Picnic plates, spoons and forks
' at less than manufacturers prices.
Figure out how many you require and
‘ send in your order at once. Special
' price to paid-in-advance subscribers.
1 doz. Kleen 6 inch plates for _ . _ . 5c
1doz.Kleenforksfo1° ._ ._ . 56
1 doz. Kleen teaspoons for _ _ _ . _ _ 50
~ Charlottetown Guardian
Subscription Department
L
` I
1 Bulova Watches-
/ .
We have a line assortment of bracelet
watches in this popular make, all with
dust-proof cases.
I G. H. TAYLOR
Jeweller and Engraver.
2......
at
oicsbladispatohesfromnr-ussels.~
The sanctuary will be known se
the Albert Nationalrark. It is_sii-
llltoddhthe Dtrteiiile
Bakian Oongo, tween Lake fivi'
andhaks and comprise
in
rv
__“s'ULr.i=11z-&
Frost
.Visitors in Charlottetown
» are invited to inspect the display of
FARM OPERA TIN G' EQUIPMENT
the showroom of
_Frost & _Wood Maritime Limited 1
Kent Street V
- ° ivnwlvo. is “FRos'r &woob”‘cRA1N BINDER. '
_, __“l='Ros'r st wooD”"cocKsHU'l"r"P1.ows '-
“cocxsnurr” nU'ro='rYPE MANURE SPRI-:Annu
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