’ Barrlsters and Attorneys ' I
¢v_
....-.MAY.21»__1_91"_ _ ~ rHa`;oaA;_ll.or'ra'rowN GUARDIAN _ 
I 'llllill illi
l""°"“`”'”’“v“0W MHS- BE'lN.»     1   0liil0NS Ve1‘Y 
4. 
 ,Here Y ol'll?"Are
` $3.95 ` .
' _ Women's _B inch High Cut
Patent leather '
-Laced Boots
cloth top
We have these in all sizes and
» they look fine and are
'- ' WONDERFUL VALUE
' ` .
' ' ` MEN
We have a Grand Work Boot
stroll! and Roc-my made llrMule
Hide which we are selling for
only
_ -$2.49.
WHILE THEY LAST
#W0
TlllIIIII5l/ZW
u lllofris-Smith-Beer
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Professional Cards
Dr. .l. P. McGrath
Corner of Prince and `
Sydney Streets ‘
Physician and Surgeon
Office Rourezilto il, 1104
p. m. and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m.
Telephone No. 632
soza.s.zsMlr. ,
 
A.A. McLean, K.C., Donald 'McKinnon
McLEAN & MCKINNON
Barrister Attorney-at-Law
Royal Bank Building, Cllarlottetowll
0t'ficos-- Old Guardian Olllce, Pro-
wse Block, Charlottetown, l‘. E. l.
MhutfEthutf.
S. S. Hessiani
Barrister, Solicitor,
Notary Public, &c.,
MONEY T0 LOAN.
Montague, P. E. I.
|8844-18llltf.
 
MORSON 6. DUFFY
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canadnl
MONEY T0 LOAN.
Mttstf.
MET lllE BIIISIS
Carried Safely Through Change
of uf lb '
v3¢.I.'tl.°"c.FI.i'»...a"“l3'.““
Iwas goin
I had a tu€
large as a
head. The
said it was
years coming
gave me _medl-
for it until I
called away
the city for
not
Vegetable
lt. Ii: helped both
and the tumor and
would
when I
I took
;‘"“°1‘ W” zqne. deem ma, and I
ave not felt lt since. I tell every one
how l was cured. If this letter will
h°g’ri;*1;_§l';I yt; Bag vsvgoflns to use lt."
Nnhvme, Tenn, _» oseph Avenue,
Lydia E. Plnkhsm's Vegetable Com.
P°l\\\d. a pure remedy containing the
e_xtractivs properties of good old fssh-_
lonod roots and herbs, meets the needs
of woman s system st this critical period
oi’ her life. Try it. .
If there isany symptom in your
case which puzzles you, on-1;., go
the Lydia E. Pinkh M dl .
Cow Lymhmau. am e clue
II *ll
until
lollsllmnl-:N 
get my prices on packing
tables
Trays
Boilers
Collanders, etc.
l_can _give you perfect
sallsfactlon ard pronlpt
_ servlce. ~
Fred H. Trainor -
80 Grafton St i‘_
l
IT PAV! to buy
WANTED AT ONCE.- Fifty mon
to enlist for Railway Construction.
Same pa and conditions as other
()_'velsca¢ll' Battalitms. Apply to -Ito
ivruiting Ollloe, Armouries, Char-
| lottetown. 1 G78
DEPARTURE OF COAL BARGE.
-'Pho hargc King Mlllcohl l-railed from
Charlottetown at. 3 o'cloclt on Saturday
morning taking with her 1400 tonll of
coal. which the longsllorcmen refused
to discharge, The barge would have
left the previous evening but was de-
layed' on account of the tug which
brought her here having to wait for
some repairs to her boiler. '
in this Province. l
AN EXCELLENT SERViGE.- in
the sbsc-nco from the city of the Rev.
ll, G. Fulton. 'pastor of the First
Methodist Church, the Rev. Dr. My?
ors occupied his pulpit yesterday botll
'morning and evening, The subject or
the morning sermon was "The Con-
rservatlon of Life." At the e-venlng
service. Dr. Myers took for his theme,
Christ’s Greatest Power - the
power te influence and change hu-
lnan lives no matter whore he touch-
cd them. This sermon which was- de-
livered in the doctor-‘s great impres-
sive manner, was characteristic ol
thu man and his work. The large
congrc-gallon listened with the keen-»
lst interest and it impressed all who
llc-'old it as being just the comforting
message that is needed' at the pros-
ent tlnlc. Tllc- sermon was followed
by n llcalltllllll and appropriate solo,
‘iifeiar Yr- Not, israel." sung by Mrs.
liiycrs.
V. M. C. A. MILITARY FUND.-
Vallvass will bc continued today and
'l`ue»sday. Any persons who have not
been czllled upon and wllo wishes' to
contribute will please- advise the lion.
'l‘l-easul-er. All young ladlos alld boys
wllo have friends in Franco arc asked
to hand lll sullscrllptlolls from one
dollzlr up, which will hc lllnllkludly
rocrlvell. `
Nlllnilcr of Boys- ..   10.00
lr. E. Bracken  .. 10.00
ll. W. Hlnning   211.00
IG. \V. Wakoford . 10.00
|\V. E. llyndnlan  10.00
J. ll. ilogn 10.00
’l`llos. W. May  l0.00
l)r. Pctllick  10.00
.l. A. Fnrqllllarson & Co.  25.00
I". W. I.. Prowso' _ 25.00
l<‘. J. Holman & Co. .. .. .. 20.00
D. O. M. Reddlll . 15.00
Ernest Sellers  .. 15.00
<‘. ll; Benoit  10.00
Mcllonald & Perry 10.00
Johnson & Johnson   10.00
W. B. Robertson   10.00
Small Subs. P. E. I. R. .... 10.45
Wil l those who took cards
ul, Captalll Bcst’s meeting
kindly i‘ol'wnrrl their contrll
llullons to the Ilonorary Treasurer.,
Also those who have not been called
,upon are asked to kindly send their
»rolltriblltlons` to the Treasurer at
irhu' Eastern ’l`rllst Company's olllce.
|l’len.so make cheques payable to C.
ll. B. l.onx.'.worih, Honorary 'l‘ro'as»
A Q-|E<;N|cQs%i£a$  . 4 “WR __-____-___ 
CURATWE TRATMENT by the
month in advance, Victoria Hotel,
uhsrlottetown, P. E. I.. Canada.
ll lllllunllrl '
OFFICE HOURS. I2 to 8 daily, or --i' '
by appointment at residence.
¢s:l7.1.30Msm.,._l,d_ -  »  M as. _:Ames noaER1'soN.~
|  l . y The maiden rl-ame-of the subject ofthis
sketch was Rebecca Judson and she
WARBURTON &- SHAW-  was boln on January 20th, 1829. and
Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub- - |419.; on May gm, 1917_ Hep birth
llc, Etc.. Solicitors for Gallatin. Bank- -place was Armand,-a_ 8, sho,-y_ 1115.
association. Bank not li/iolltreal, Can- g llanco from Pownal Village.
B. P€l'l1l21Il€‘l1l 0|' 208° (7‘"P°l”1“ P in tho your 1858 marriage was con-
tion.  tracted with James Robertson, of her
homo community, where most of their
EFS 5 I "" i E earthly life was passed. Mr. Robert-
so ‘ »
O11 35
n passed away several years ago.
y l<‘ivo sons and one daughter follow-
J0 D0  ed this union, four of the sons arc
Ba 0 ¢ilZ0l‘ 811 T now living il the Western States.
rr§,gg}y p,_,|,|i¢  Wlrllsm J. ln] Marne, cu-roles rs. also
ll
Oilles Nswson Bleek, Charlottetown l
. Branch Office, Georgttown 2
Maine, and H. A. at Alexandra.
ne sister. Mrs. Wood also survives
ow reslldc-nt in New Bedford, Mass.
”72f6'_;{“*&_ Ln” on _“nl En.” Pal' 33 YOU Dl3Y'”\t3 the 33557 Tllore is one great-grand-daughter,
_. . - the little daughter of Vernon and
McLEOD & BENTLEY
wav-call ln and see about lt
A. E. Toombs
Mrs. Jellkins. Mlllvlew, in whose
home Mrs. Robertson spout her
llast two or three years.
Mrs. Robertson was l'or many
'ears a valued member of the Metho-
Y
w. E. Bentley, K. c. ul..-t cmll-cn, ll ll aellglltea greatly ln
Barrister and Attorneys-at'Law 177 Queen tfget tha worship olgthc sanctuary as long
Money to Loan. ` as she was able to attend. Her testi-
.
1
Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,
Charlottetown. P. E. 1
1
ltflll . ‘
'l<» ’Y
; Ask for
f lllclosrsi
Twist
jg.
l
‘ il
A llicltey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd
‘ , __ Charlottetown T
. . _ .,
Ask your dealer for
I-lickey's Twlst and lnslst on
getting the genuine for
- ’ we the cleanest ans `
v
best ,Chewing Tobacco-
HICKEY’S is _a_large»
clean, _fragrant Ju1_cy D118
that glves real satlsfactlon
to chewers afte_r they have
tired of other klnds.
TRY HlCKEY'S TWIST
-the change will do you
good.
mony was clear and definite and her
Christian' hope unwavering. Her end
was peacc. The t'uuernl took place
from the honle of Mr. Vernon Jen-
kins orl May 11th, and was largely at-
lendc~.l. Rev. E. S. Weeks assisted
by Rev. Mr. Atkinson oiilciated. Ill-
tory.
0 A For Sale
.Laundry Premises
and Business
Owing to continued ill-
ness I have decided to
dispose oi my Laundry
business and Dremlses.
Tile above is well and
favorably known, belng
situatein the centre of
_ . -J
,,.. ._.<»-Q
l isa 1* _'rr'
"D ~ enda-ble .ii
rep is what you are alwaysi
flf ou wear one of
, .
 3:11'-e lglgill I-Isnliiiton or
tches-the standard _on all _mportan
U I wlxrldahclhmanvdawherever accurate time-keeping it re-
ral
__ q“ir,§{l'big shipment iust arrived-call in and see some
' good values;
Jeweler
We N. TaIltOn Sunnyside
the City on one _of the
busiest streets ln the
best business section,
and offers a splendid
opportunity for any one
wishing to make a good
investment. Full “par-
ticuiarsobtaln by
calling on or corresggn -'
ing with J. A. We t_er,
Masonic Temple Bulld-
ing. Grafton S t r e e t,
. Charlottetown, P. E. I.
.51/;i__.__ Webster. .
iermcnt was' mado in Pownal t’.cmo_||
~.-:.1-.-_-,-_~_-_-.~~ ev-ff ~-:.1-.-.~ - ~ A ~ ~ - -_-.»_~- 11-.-1 fc
- THERE WILL BE A MEETING.-
Of the ladies of the Golf Club In the
Women's Club room on Tuesday 22nd'
at 11115 a. m. .
THE NORTHUMBERLAND._-- The
S. S. Northumberland arrived in
Sllmmerside. at about 11 o'clock on
Saturday night. The express ..wltll
mails -and passengers reached thc
city about 1.30 a. ln.
HERE WITH COAL.-'l‘1le l'o|low~
ing schooners laden with coal for local
dealers arrived ln‘port yesterday:
Tile Circassian. Loo, Blanche M.
Thorburn. Halifax. Joseph Johnson.
al? also three vessels for the P. E.
is and Railway.
HOME-COOKING -$ALE.- Tile
105th Home Comfort Circle sa-le at
PHt0¥1'S'. Lili.. of home-cooked goods
in aid of the 105th Battalion Draft's
Regimental Fund, resulted in the
‘sunl of $36.75 being raised. lt is the
intention of thc Circle to hold a tea,
shortly towards the saule worthy ob-
ject.
MOTOR TRUCKS NIEXT.-As the
result of the strike by the Charlotte-
town truckmen it is understood that
orders went forward on Saturday
for -the purchase of two motor trucks
by two leading busillees men. 'lt is
rumoredtllat quite a number of busi-
ness men -have the purcllnso of motor
trucks ullrier consideration. _
FINE SERMON.-- A large' congre-
gation' attended i-ll. Paui’s (lhurch
last. evening to heal the Rev. Wal-
ler (‘ottoll, sou oi Mr. W. I.. (‘.ot~
ton preacll. lie took his text
from St. Jolln 17:3 "And this is
life eternal, that they might know
Theo, the only- True God, and' Je-sus
Christ whom Thou hast sont.” Thi!
sermon was a nlnstcrly ons, and wc-ll
Lllroughout, and contained among
other llltercsllllg mutter some oxcol-
iellt referollces to lilo good effect
this wnr was having upon the present
day religion, and how ig, has awaken-
ed ill pcople'n minds tho lrun spirrii
oi (‘llllstinnlty.
.Q_-
, C. G. 8. PRI-NCE EDWARD.-The
car-l‘c-rry steamer had a large cargo
on her ‘arrival in Georgetown on Sat-
urday. She bought about 35 passen-
gers. The special train for the
city mct with a mishap ill the neigh-
borhood of Cardigan at about 1'*
o'clock, an axle of the tender -bl'0lIl¥-
ing. The conductor star-ted to walls
towards the nearest station some
four or live miles distant. to -tele-
phone to the city for aid when he
suddculy romellrllelred ltllat at that
time of night. tll'o phone service was'
closed. .A nlesschger finally reach-
ed (lardl-gan and got a telegraph
message through. After _ll long and
very weary period of waiting help in
the- shape of an engine from town.
*lnally arrived' and the tired .and
hungry travellers got into the_clty
about 0 o'clock on Sunday morning
all in good time for breakfast.
» PEISUHILS
Mr. A. n. signer, city, welll to Al-'_
berton on Saturday.
Mrs. Wll'ilal:a~ Prowae. City, IGH
‘Saturday-rnorrllng en route to Ripley.
Ont.
Mus Janie Mcrrutt. Molpeque. is
visiting in Chanlottetown, the guest-
ol Mrs. Patterson, King Square.
Mrs. (Dr.) Kier and Miss Margaret
Kier, Alberton spent the week end in
.Charlotte-town.
Mr.Lorne Vessey, who spout the
winter working ll Trenton. N. S..
at the Steel Works. has returned 10
his home in York, P. E. Island. _
Messrs W. W. Stanley and John
McKenna, City, left Saturday for
Montreal to attend the Win‘~the~War
Convention.
Mr. George a. rlooaer city. receiv-
ed word yesterday that his little dau-
ghter Ph-yllis. who is visitin" with l"“'
mother in Montreal is ill -there _with
diptherin.
Dr. Bagnall leaves tillis mornlns I0
be present at the Win the War Con-
ference ln Montreal. Ile will rot\\l‘l'I
Saturday.
 
V IIIIlIlll$\\\\\\\\"IIHlIl§
‘For The Boys
At The Front
You can d_o y o u I'
“mite” by sendlng thmss
to the soldier _boys that
will add fo thelr comfort
and health. We suggest
such articles as,-
Safet Razors. Raz°r Blades.
Teeth grushes, Slllvting Soaps
and Powders, Foot Powders,
` wrltlng Materials; Tobacco.
Cigars. Cigarettes, Beef Ex-
tract, Malted Milk Tablets, Oxo
Cubes. Etc., Etc., Etc.
Be sure_ that your
next parcel ls_well stored
with the things which
will be need by file
youug patnots while
they are ln camp or on
the march.
Johnson & Johnson
The Qulllty Drugstore
.l cor. Kent and Primo Ito.
I
Atchison' 
A. F. 
Am S dc ‘R .
Anacondn ..
Can Pac .
Cen . . . .
..
Cruc 
Mex NorPo
Pre. 
Steel
FF
T3."
;°PF“€.°f"
Dr
HALIFAX, N. S..
tions furnished by
Co.. stock and bond
bers Montreal Stock
Curdy Building, lial
(‘LOSl NG
. .. 100
Am Loco 
M. F. Ct 
wer . 90% 90% ,
73%
Reading . . . .
S. P. 
S. T. U.  .. 81%
sarlilcllsalvus
QUEEN HOTEL.
S. Hinton, Sulurnersldc.
l<`rase°r, Halifax.
Jenkilns, Halifax.
C. Lee, Halifax.
Fraser, llalliax.
Mclssl-lan. Arlington.
ll. B. ‘Ell.lott., Sackvlllo.
McGu| an Eemerald ‘
May 21-(Quota ‘
 68 68%
 ew. '
 rev, _lost
.. l0l.` 102
.. 160% 100%
 salt as
 om new
 80 81
 74%
 88’/2
 ill
88%
80%
112%
113'/1
 121%
F. B. _McCurdy_ A _
__ .     .__.
brokers, mem-  a 'l
Exchange. Mc- _ ~ ‘
lull, N. .'.~l.l - f _ _ _ _ '
  Front 'Lacing  
TCORSETS? ii
Number 1 window has a special display of the-
new FRONT-LACING corset rriodeis‘ today. ‘ `
This store-always ahead with tho ~l1¢W.id¢89--.
presents what many style authorities believe cw .ber
probably the greatest corset success in _yearn-'-f_h¢¢
corset lacing in front. 'K ‘ ~ ,.4
. g , .
James Gorman, South Melville.
J. S. Hinton, Summersldc-_
VICTORIA HOTEL.
'i‘. McManus, Niagara lhllls.
W. K. Crocker, Mlllerton.
Daniel McGregor, Montague.
W. D. Whitehead, Montague.
F. A. Lovegrovo, Iiailllax.
SUGGESTIONS T0 LOVERS OF
BIRDS
How These Beautiful Creatures May
be Cared for.
summer, while the branclles were full
of say, the result being that decay
produced llloles where the branches
for ellow halnrller, downy rrrld red
the purple mllrtllls, and all tho old
hat of the llousellold were saved and
nailed ily their hrillls under the eaves
of thc sheds; holes rut lll -their
crowns answered for doorways l'or the
wrens. Our bird-loving ancestors even
collected the skulls of horses, oxen
and sheep and erected them in the
corners of the fences for bird houses._
In place of thc myrlads of beautir
ful native birds we Americans now
have flocks of noisy "English" spar-
rows. an ever increasing number of
squeaklug stllrllugs and ll forlorn
remnant of our own native sougsters.
' But even with that rmnrlant there
exists the opportunity to restock our
'groves and hedges wlvh the birds of,
our glandsires. Tile birds ask only to
be allowed to live llnmolcl-lied. For
centuries they have.,tltken care of
themselves and we have many cur-
ious instances of their capacity to atl-
apt themselves to new env-ironnlellts.
Before the lvhlitc mall came to this
country there were no horses# and
consequently the chippy llpa.rrow'l~l
nest was not then lined with horse.
hair. The indians did not erect ulultln
boxes' and hence the mart-ins must
have originally built ill caves or
holes. ln trees. The red men had no
chimneys, and the chimney swlfts
probably used to hollow trees for
nestllng places untill the white man s
lines: offered them sites more to their
liking.
The hornet mc-st likely supplied the
material which has silnce been sup-
planted by bits of newspaper in the
gr'eenlet's nests.
Metal is sometimes llsed now hy
hlrtl-s for building material. I recently
$1.75 2.50
A New NEMO Corsets
.....‘.f '
We invite you to see these models-see them flat
the window-come in and have the corset saleswtmtch'
show them in the department-we will not'ur`ge'yo_\l-
to buy-just want you to see them, " ; .
In stock-of course--there’s always stock here?
to back up the windows. . - . -.
.lust at the moment we have tour fine models
3.50 4.50' `  
All the new designs in the ordinary back lacinga
corset are here-all sizes and all prices, -. ;
in stock-just in bv ex rest;
from NEW YORK. Ask to see the NEMO eeTi re#
ducing ‘LAS'I`IKOP5”mooe| Only costs $4,50 here, `
Moore  
(gy Dan nom-,|_) _ 
lll the. contra ol almost every colon- ~ ' ’
Ial back yard' there used to stand a- 
tree which had hmm pollard Iitl mid- 0 _
' D .
had been thus mallng nat-urnl homes ’  . _'
wlrr- llcttlng and bits of wllc lll
France some pigeons build their nests
entirely i'rom halrpills gntllt-rad on
the paths ol' the lrllxemllurg.
The musenln at Soleurc, Swlitzer-
land, contains a wagtoil'¢.-‘ nest built
of steel watch springs. ' `
l have proved by expcrllllcllt that
the Balt~im.ol°e oriole will accept the
material provided for it, and you may
have red. blue, green or yellow nel-its
in your trees by placing colored wor-
sgtred yarn on the bushel-r or lawn
where the birds-l' can ilnd it.. Do .not
use silk; lil elltangles and cuts their
feet.~ " `
Not only will the llllrds use new and
novel material for constructlllg their'
nests, but they will lielect the most
ulleucported places to build. A- llnlrran
skull. all old dried elk‘s head. thc
head of a wooden statue. an ever-
moving weather vane, a clock -on t-he
mantle, a till cup on the shell' of a
palltry, the mlschlimery ot' u dredge,
the arm of a wllld mill. the mouth ol
a cannon, the lrunlework of a draw-
brldge, and the pocket -of un old- cout
are a few of the recorded sites cllolfen
by these little r.l'entul'_es as deslrlfllle
places to build their nests.
For many succeeding summers the
Phoebe birds have built their nests
on s projection over the kitchen door
ill the wl‘lter's summer camp. Tha
robins took posseslon of the wllldow
sill and of a shelf which was lmilled
to a -post under the slled. It had be-en
intended as a place to put a cake
of soap, Not only did the birds use
this place as a nesting place, but they
used _the tin hand basin for a bath
_tub.-alld the raveilngs from thi towel
Y ' - ' . . .
lI8ll.tl€(l WOOII p9Cl(e|»:r.. blue l)lI`|l8,  _ i 
bl ‘k- i' ll k does and birds of _ _ _ - ' ‘ . .
S-1:fh|af.aI;,l;‘;(,|,fg‘ ch,3,n,_,_ |.\,.0,,, mug saw a photograph of a magple s nests to work into their nests. , '- __
p0le,,_ Mppel. sour,” were hung fm-' winch was constructed of lr piece nl_ge;I;l;§sethl;ho1;l;e;{ |l‘;g'¢h:)tan&fT -
. The construction ofthem-id ‘
‘slrllple llallg thc robin shelvep
orl the trunks of trees and p '
Phoebe shelves in shady, dass "
cs near streams or ponds. .1 ~‘,"
-Bilrds are grateful and Chia' V'
creatures. Even in the outskkts -th(
large cities they are willing to i
near man and his dwellings, U y
are assured of _ frlendalgilgy gqq -
lectzlorl. Build a, homo for tli& l
y'ou will be surpr1sl:d` to Bud' B
whose presence, perhaps you did ‘int
ltuspect. 
stspnanrs courstarp ‘ro " 57'
Haul. A clacurrllitlu
When rl circus train on tlle_.55 I
I ern Pacific came to an lnvolilfl ' _ `
stop near Galveston not long e 
vestigation by the engineer-|-iv
the cause, it is reported, In gf _
of elephants right behind t q‘_
jtsnk at the engine tender. Bo _ ` ""
,trust una dusty. the ultelu t `
imsls reached with theirtrunksth
the end window of the clr-into"
funk. and every drop of wstslr ’
gone to assuage elephs,n¢1||§.¢m
Bild' Gilroy vast ares ofdu ty hge,
elephant trainer was  1
caboose to a consultation-.and
BIBDDMIIS. who were then hifi: el-' '
tandem in front of the "
and compelled to pull- ltfor a 'dl
of three miles along thetrsok to
nearest water supply, wiisrg Ng-Q
der was replenished.-Frlim tho-[if
Popular Mechanics Magazine. _‘ls
°.=
the problem of moving ~_the__'|_ "
ll-alll by unrollalng the roar otf lk
  To Arrive This Week  
AT KENSINGTON it
side Paint.
_.1
-Estate James Kennedy I
* Where CasllBuys the Best Goods Procurable  ..
~
FLOUR, FEED AND SEED
loo bags sed Pyle lmoortea wheat.
100 Tons No 1 imothv Hay. _ _ _ _ ._
Mixed Car Feeds, containing Bran, Mlddllnm, Corn Meal, Cracked Corn,-`
2 ca0“1l:°lll°' Tim" steer s ' & lz ' cr as l
' our. e rl s _ »
hsricgs oth 3 bbl Lots and over. gg enmes wer see spasm
_ WIRE FENCING ETC
W h e on hand an immense stock of M 't' W W' F ° .
Gates. ‘IIt§l'Barb & N0- 9 AIHGHCIII Spring CollinVlll?:. ltlidrgllln-l§no'lll'cdr)gf '
BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW
Webeg to advise all parties desiring to obtain any quantity of the
above to cali and _see us at once.
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