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THE SCRANTON, TRIBUNE- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1900.
I
NEWS OP THE
LABOR WORLD
fRAFFIO IS HEAVY ON THE D.,
L. & VT. RAILROAD.
Largely Due to the Groat Output of
Coal from the Mines Kingston
Coal Company Hri Agreed to Sub
mit the Matters Its Workmen
Complain of to Arbitration
Enginemen Requested to be Care
ful Not to Run to the End of
Switches Board for Today.
Tranlc of all kinds Is brisk on the
Delaware, Lackawnniui anil Western
1'itllroad linos now-n-dnyp, and on tho
Hcrnnton division pnrllcularly licnvy
Is tho tonnage of coal shipped from
thews parts. December Ih piovlng a
crnnrl mntlHla nt tlll vnl'IflllH IjOC'Ua-
wanna collieries, and they are yleldliu;
n steady nnd sure product of anthra
cite. lietween thirty nnd thlrty-nve
thousand tan dally leave the city for
tho various shipping portc. lloboken,
us the eastern point, Is every day the
destination of heavily laden taoal
trains, and Osweuo, Syracuse, nuf
fnlo and Utlrii are the cites where the
vest hound trains leave their freight.
All the Laekawnnnu mines aie now
in good ivorkliiK order, and indeed
since the end or the htrlke there has
bren barely nny Inlenuptlon In tho
operation of the company collieiies.
Differences to Be Arbitrated.
Tho Kingston Coal company has de
cided to allow the gilevances of the
IMwardsvllle miners to be adjusted
by arbitration, nnd thus terminate
the strike declared by the men, as a
issult of the company's non-com-pliarico
with several demands pre
sented. Between twelve and llftcn
bundled men, employed nt Edwnrdd
I1Ip, have been on strike since Dec.
It!, and the Kingston people have now
granted the stilkers several of the
inlnor concessions, and have agreed
that three arbitrators be chosen, to
tettle the other dilllcultlcs.
Chief among the requests granted
is the semi-monthly pay. There has
been a very general demand among
the company's minors for this, and it
will go into effect in January. The
principal questions to be arbitrated
are topping, and the case of Foreman
Thomas Morgan.
The men prefer several serious
rharges of extortion against Morgan,
whom they accuse of levying a tax
upon some of the employes and com
lHling applicants for positions to pay
him certain sum. His removal has
b'-en asked, but the company refuses
in oust him until be has been legally
(onvlcted. The company's tupping
mips differ from those of the majoiity
of the operators, the men claim, in
asmuch as eight InMead of six inches
of topping is required.
These two important matters will be
decided bv arbitration. The miners
will choohe one arbitrator, the com
pany another, nnd the third will bo
selected by lhe.se two.
For Lackawanna Enginemen.
A bulletin lias been issued to Dela
snie, Lackawanna and Western rail
uiad enginemen, regarding reports
that some enginenn.n in cliaige of the
S00 class engines pull down too close
to the ends of passing sldinss, when
waiting for passenger trains to pass,
thius leaving little cloaranc; between
the 8oa cUi.w and 1,000 class engine. in
passing. Knginemen are requested to
be cupful about this and havo thMr
engines back far enough to givu full
cleninuce.
Wilkes-Barre Trolley Men.
Xot only arc the Scranton street car
men up in arms for shorter hours and
more pay, but the conductors and mo
lormen of the Wyoming Valley Tiac
tion company also have their griev
ances, which will bo toman uw after
noon presented to the olllceis of the
company at Wilkes-Uurre.
Tho men demand practically the
same concessions as the local trolley
men. They ask that the unsatisfac
tory swing shift be done away with,
and a two-shift system be inaugur
ated, ouch of nine hours, with a com
pensation of twenty cents per hour.
President Ulgg. of tho company, is ox
p"ctod to be in Wilkes-Hurre today.
Regarding Intemperance.
Jllne loretnen throughout the ai
ycino region complain Unit since tho
inauguration of the two weeks' pay,
a number of miners are in the habit
of drinking for a dav or two after
pay and neglecting their duties. An
appeal wiip made to local union No.
S,Ust0MS
UTV WOMEN
Cannot
afford to
be sick,
they say.
So, verv
often, they strug
gle along ami
keep up, where
other women go
to bed. To such
women the value
of Dr. I'icrec's
I'avorite Pre
scription is be
yond computa
tion. It cures
the common
cause of ill-health
in woman, de
rangement or (lis
ease of the wom
anly organs. A
temperance, medi
cine. It contains
no alcohol, opi
um, cocaine, nor
other narcotic.
" I had female trouble for eight years," writes
Mrs. I.. J. Dennis, or SjI Hast College Street,
Jacksonville, Ills. " For thrfe years 1 buffered
continually. Words cannot express what I Buf.
jerca, SQiigni rcucr umonx int mtaicat ptojti
mil mnucca vy jcina
(riends to try Dr, rierce'H 1'avoritc Prescription.
wjien l Derail laitiuv inis nieuiciue l wcisaea
ninety-five pounds. Alter taking ' l'aoritc Pre
scription ' I was built up uultl now I weigh one
hundred and fifty-six pounds more tlmu I ever
w eljflicd before. I was so bad X would lie from
lay to day and long for death to come aud re
line my suffering. I had internal inflamma
tion, a disagreeable drain, bearing-down palos
in the lower part of my bowels, and' such dis
tress every month, but now I never have a pain
i do all my own work, and am a strong and
healthy woman. Thanks to your medicine. I
consider myself a livlug testimonial of the ben
efit:; of your 'I'avorite Prescription.'"
Dr. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONQ
I SICK WOMSN wau
14R3, In Plains township, rearordln
the innttni'.
As a result of this, the union adopt
ed resolutions announclntr thai whore
as the foremen In and around Plains
ate determined to Jointly endenvor lo
prevent nu injustice Imposed on them
by men falling to report on account
of Intemperance, that the union pledge
Itself to old and (insist the foremen In
pt eventing the absence of men from
work after pay day.
Today's D., L. ft W. Board,
Today's D r. and W. board Is as
follows:
WILD OATS KAS.T.
IVcdnMdny, llfd. 19.
8 p, in. M. floMen, with Warfcl'i Mm.
10.30 p. in. .r. 'o?tello.
1I.S0 p. m.-,t. IV. !elpf.
ThiiMili)', t)fr. 2I.
, WIM) CMS KAST.
U.ffli o. in. I). Wallace,
a a. m. T. .1. Thompson.
4 n. in. (I. Hallctty.
0 a. in. (I. Thoma, with P. I., ltosn's nifn.
0 a, in. II. Holier!)'.
8 n. in. M. .1. llimilgaii.
U ii. in. J. II. Swart. '
10 n. in. W, Hoar, wllli P. Olllljsn's men.
1 1.. '10 n. in. .1, .1, Dufly.
t p. in. II. T. follow i.
1! p. in. I), llamloliili,
H.4.1 p. m. II. Cutni-r.
t.li p. m. O. fllrgcralil
WIM) CATS SUMMITS.
S a. in., fast K, McAllhter,
tl a. in., neM (I. rumntcllter.
U a. in., t W. It. Xidiolj.
1'J iionii, west .1. Carrlgg.
1! p. m,, crtl .1, Molir.
. in., pnxt H. tlllllgJii.
7 p. in., east from Say Aug I!. Dufty.
7 p. in., wont from Oiiy-uga Mrl.ane.
7 p. in., est from C'auga Oinle'.
POMjUR.
10 a. in. P. i:, Secor.
PL'SIlEItS.
R a. in. Homer.
ll.JiO n. in. Moran.
7 p. in. Murphy.
1) p. in. ,1. II. Jlnslpii.
lAS:(ll:l kxcinks.
7 j. in. (.iffney.
7 a. m. Singer.
6.M p. in. .SUnton.
7 p. in. Mjgoiern.
wim) c.vis vi:sr.
I a in, A. B. Kelcliam.
fi a. in. (I. T. Slaplw.
C a. in. J. ,1. O'llari.
8 n in. (). W. Smith.
0 a. in. II. Smith.
10 a. in. I'. W. Dunn.
II a. in. C. Kincilcv.
12 o'clock noon T. l'ltzpalriek.
1 p. in. W. Klrhy, with A. G. Ilannnitt's men.
' p. m. lolin Daliagan.
.t p. m. Hiiggerty.
p. in. J. II. McCann.
B p. in. John Harbor.
C p. m. J. i:. Masters.
This and That.
An order of six more passenger en
Bines for the Inter-Colonial railway has
been booked by the Dickson Manufac
turing: company.
One hundred mining cars have been
ordered by the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad company from the American
Car and Foundry company.
AVork on the Icur: wall in the Jer
sey Central yard Is. progressing rapid
ly. Part has already been torn down
and rebuilt, tint the larg. irnng of
men employed at the construction Mill
be busied for several months yet.
T.nekawannu coiiilu.ilo.-s h.ivo bern
notified that new caboose cars, num
bers as follows: 213, 237, 257, 271, 275,
292, C0I, 304. and 337 to 3a-, inclusive,
are equipped with iron sills. In using
pushing engines, conductors will have
them placed behind tliesp caboose
cm s.
Contractor Williams is putting in a
concrete floor at the machine shop of
the Submban 'Electric Light com
pany's plant, on North Washington
avenue. When this is complptpJ, it,
floor of thp same material will be
laid in the boiler room. The addi
tions lo these two apartments have
now been completed.
FOR HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL.
Contributions Beceived During the
Month of November.
The following contributions to the
Hahnemann hospital for the month of
November are thankfullyacknowledged
by the management:
Mrs. lieorge Sanderson, table, pillow
(Sanderson room), reading matter, hose
(woman's ward); Mrs. II. M. Boles,
oysters, butter, rending matter: Mrs.
Jackson, towels, wash rags (Jackson
room); Mm. J. Levy, bunch bananas:
Miss 'Penney, llowers, reading matter,
granum, napkins; Misses K. and M.
Drinker, one dozen bottles grape juice:
Mrs. G. B. C'atllu, milk during month:
Mrs. CD. Simpson, five dimity spreads,
ten wasli rags; Mrs. C. II. Lindsay,
elsht napkins; Mrs. J. B. Dimmlck, one
barrel apples, ten pounds butter: Dr.
coolldge, reading matter; Mrs. Peter
Hunk, pads; Mrs. Sancton, reading
matter; Mrs. Hannah, jar Jelly; Mrs. T.
V, Snover, cylinder of oxygen; Dr. II, B.
Ware, one bushel potatoes; Mrs. C. K.
Uoblnson, basket grapes; Mrs. J. A.
Koberthon. till key: Mrs. A. M. Decker,
barrel apples, cranberries; H.A. Pierce,
six baskets grapes: Mis. W. T. Smith,
two turkeys; Mrs. M. H. Holgate, cere
als, celery, sweet potatoes, atatlouery;
Miss 13. K. Iliuhmoiid, stationery; M,
K, Slower., celery, lettuce, beans; Mrs.
fi. B. Smith, oranges:' Armlirust's, four
ducks; C. U. Welles, turkey.
Desserts were furnished by Mrs. S.
X. Cullender, .Mrs. II, II. Brady and
Lfu'kawanna Dairy company.
Music was provided by C. U. Doer
sum, Halph Williams and Benneii Y.
Wilson.
SHE GUESSED RIGHT.
Made the Abstemious Lawyer Change
His Fasting: Programme.
Pi mil the Clilc.iua 'flllmni.'.
Two lawyers down in Illinois who
weie billed for a Joint debate In a fciimll
town look dinner at the same house.
One man ato lavonously of the aood
things spiead before hint, but the other
man waa worried over his aildiessus
and ate little,
"Oh," said the lady of the house In
frosty accents, "I see my poor Ulnuer is
not good enough for some people. Well,
I did the best 1 could, and If people
don't llkit tho poor fare we have In our
little country town they had better stay
away,"
"Why," said the lawyer who hadn't
eaten, "I am sure the dinner is perfect.
Hut really I am ill, and I um so wor
ried that I do pot care to eat. Besides,
I speak much better on an empty
stomach."
"Oh, I see," said the woman, "on the
same principle that, an empty wagon
makes the most noise,"
"Will you please pass me everything
on the table," said the lawyer huinbjy.
Sirs, Winslow'B Boothlng Syrup
l.Ad ltcful fiM nvur ffltvri' 11 1 Tin
MILLIONS ol MOTHLHS for their CiJlMlItK
WHILE TEETHING, with I'KHKKOT SUCCES
hy
IN
:ss
It ftuuilir-a me vmi.1', aw xr.no me u
... . va .it DilM. milieu vlK?n nnun
ausis,
ind
by
It the beat remedy for DIARRHOEA. Bold
DruggbU in every part ol the worM. Re i
sure
and uk lor "ur. nnuiow-ii Bootlilni; Syrup,
anu ! . miumwm uv'.tiiuiif oyrui
ml lika da other kind. Ttrcntv.fii mil,
boUU.
fr$SJ5$$$$4$S$W
:
!:
MERCEREAU
& CONNELL
i:
NOW OPKN IN OUR NGW STORK WITH A
New stock for the holidays
av
I Jftnnnrlc
Watches
Silverware
ourt stock foh kxtknt, vari-
KTY AND FINENKSS IN KVKUY
DKPARTMKNT IS NOT EXCKLTjKD
IN THIS LOCALITY
OUR WELL-KNOWN GUARANTEE
tiOES WITH EVERY ARTICLE. . .
ARE WELCOME.
In Our New Store.
406 Lackawanna Ave.
You Can
Touch the
JuveniieHeart
With a sled, when every
thing else might miss the
mark. AVhen the children
write Santa Clau.. let them
remind him that for I.fiO
Just the proper thing can
ran be purchased at sled
heailriuarters.
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building.
Pierce's Market Penn Avenue
Wo make a specialty ol fancy Cicimcry But
ler anil strictly fredh eggs and the price ii as
low as first class goodi can be sold at.
Wo do not have any special sales or leadcra
hut at all times cairy ai complete a line of
Market Roods, Fancy Groceries nnd Table Delica
cies as can be found in the largest New York
or Philadelphia Markets which we sell at right
prices.
W. H. Pierce,
19 I-cl.wanm Ave.
Prompt delivery.
110, 112, 114 Penn Av.
The Dickson Manufacturing Co.
tcraiiton and Wlllcei.llarra, P.t,
Mauiifaoiurors u'
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARV ENGINES
Boilers, Hoisting and Pumping Machinery.
General Offlce. Bcranton, Pa.
EUGENE I Given Free
FIELD'S
POEMS
A $7.00
BOOK
to each perspn interest,
ed in subscrihing to the
Kugenc Kit'ld Monu.
inent Souvenir Tuud,
Subscrihtt anv ainwnt
desired. hulisoriptlom
as low as 1,00 will en
Mtlc donor to hit daint
ily artistic o1iinie.
i'lBLD'FLUWBKS"
(cloth bound, Sill), as
a certiflcjto of subsciip.
Hon to fund. Hook
contains a selection of
Field':! liest unil mrwf
TilKlloul: lift ho
I lua
t rated hy tnlr-tv-two
of the
Worlil'NUreut.
rstAillHH,
rcpifsentatlvc works and is ready for de.
Ihery,
Hut for the nohle contribution of the
world's gie.itest ailisls this book could not
Imie heer, mjtiutjctuml for lca than $7.(V),
The Fund created is divided equally be.
tween the family of the late Kugene Field
and the Fund for the building of a monu.
input to the memory of tho beloed poet
nl ihlldiiood. Adilioss
t'ugon) l-lcl .liouumsnl Snuvcneir Fund
Chicago, III.
If joii also uUh to send postage, enclose
10 cents.
LIVERITA
THE UF-TCDATC
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
lllousnoaa.
EEtsna
Constipationi
DVSDSDBla.
lok-Haii-
acho nnd Llvar
cmnH
vuinpiaini.
SUfiAR COATBI).
100 PILLS
25 CTS.
Sold by all druggUU
oraeot oy man.
HtnUH4ktlU.,(U($H
RnA I.U irnflaHva Jh nhn..aa Tlvna.
(litf.i K Lackawuca v, Scranton, f.
; ALL
' b$0$$$$$$$:it$$$$$SC&
ailVTSdffiASul&aUaiSHIlDlfl
-i yi
I; ! The Popular House Puinisliliis (II
Jeutelers
Siluersmifhs
Fine Jewelry
Cut Glass
Leather Goods
No. 132
Coal
Exchange
Wyoming:
Avenue
Furniture
for Gifts. . .
The Scranton Furniture
and Carpet Company direct
attention to their magnifi
cent assortment of Furni
ture, suitable for Holiday
Gifts, in which may be
found many pieces of rich
designs in modern and an
tique, at prices which are
particularly interesting to
early buyers.
Scranton Carpet
(f Furniture Co.
(reqistehed.)
Have Vou
tnad out jour list of what you hair to get for
all of juur mile friends for Xinaa. W hcthei cr
not, .ldd a hi. IT CASK OK IUT BOX, HOlihi:
UOBK or SMOKING JACKKT. We have them,
the iinest lind, must modern, $5.00 and upwards.
The haiHKimat line ol Neckwear and Cloves
ever exhibited in town.
412 Spruce Street.
Heating Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Oil Stoves,
Gas Stoves,
tt Heaters.
fi
ns-317 PENN AVENUE.
WESTMIJS'STEK HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
NEW YOBK.
Amerlean Plan, 13.50 per day and upward.
European Plan, fl.60 per day and upward.
1. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor.
X Vov Busluess Men
f In tht hart of tb wholesaU a.
r district. T
For hhopper.4 4.
4. S minutes' walk to Wanamakera;
X 8 minutes to Slegel Coopar'a Big A
T Store. Bdfly of access to the great y
T Drv Quoda Stores.
Dry Good Stores.
T DI-I.I .,
4- ror nmmstTis '
One bloeh from B'way Cars, tlv. T.
ln easy transportation to all
4 point of Interest. -f
I HOTEL ALBERT j
J NEW YORK. J
Cor. th ST. UNIVEnSITT PI
4. Only one Block from Broadway,
Rooms, $1 Up. PrAJSA'.Ii. i
f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f
3 Win t..rklM.liU,ri. Kla4.ilikrf4nl, Cu. C
unit to cure ah.r allsthtii uil. 911,411
ILUUl.sUMlU.iUiSisiSHi;
:7n.uJ.iind....,ieraiit.Biaaataitaa;
3tO$T HU Hilt. tr..l. ifrT.r.h Mtuulag.Tllk
eriiiu!cre)liul'c.UUiprieiiclaGciiiniiy
3Hielh ctitt cui.dln 4 lo IS ibyl. AleM l'MPl'c'itntt
JT. UmbIU S Bk dp'tlna pi.dictl yel.cu
pie(lictleWt(kUrstAlt
T"iFriUJ
CUNSTER
0iiiiolljalIac
SCRANTON'S SHOPPtNQ CENTER.
Gift Things
Neckwear and fancy suspenders are safe gifts always. No man ever has too many
of either. A Bath Robe ofifers a still more effective and practical present. No
where else in Scranton is there equal variety to those ahowu here and now. i
NEW NEGKWEAR
i-iere are patterns tliat will be found nowhere else, until spring stocks are dis
played. We were given the opportunity to select from the new silks, and have
what we wanted, exclusively. It is a fresh and beautiful addition to an already
magnificent stock of American Neckwear. Prices 50c to $1.25
SILK SUSPENDERS
Silk webbings, gilt buckles,, kidskin ends put up in neat box, $1.00. Other
styles at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
MEN'S BATH ROBES
Made with the comfortable Raglau sleeve, tbat adiusts the t to every figure.
Made in the expert and liberal way that we only will have them. Prices $3 to $12
HANDKERCHIEFS
Hemstitched, scalloped, embroidered, lace trimmed, the novelties in colors many
styles of each, and the best of each, from the world's leading makers. That's the
handkerchief stock. Never better prepared than no. Prices 5c to $12.
SPECIALS Men's plain white linen hemstitched handk'fs 25c to $2.75 a dozen
" Jap Silk hemstitched handk'fs, full size 50c.
" " " " ' " with initials, 50c.
Ladies' embroidered and hemstitched handk'fs 25c to $2.75 a doz.
" plain white linen ' with initals 25c.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
a.aiaa..aA.AAA
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED 13? 2
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.'
Capital SSOO.OOO
SURPLUS GOO.OOO
WM. CONNELL. President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., ViccPrei.
WILLIAM H. PECK. Casblsr.
BperlaC attention given to bust
nese accounts. Three per cent. in.
terest pal on Interest deposits.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers ?r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
N. Ninth Street, oLRANTUNf PA
Telephone Cull, 2VM.
TBS
M00S1C POWDER CO.
Booms 1 and'i.Com'iti 0'1'd'f.
OEANTON, 9A.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
Mat Mooslo and Rusalale Works.
LAPLIN RAND POWOBR CO. '3
ORANOB QUN POWDER
Uolrlo Batteries. EleelrlaBzploJtri
esplodlag blast, Safety tfuseaal
RlflUM ClWiical Cl'S iupvb
His is
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
in Men's Wear
MEN'S AND
WOMENS
T
f
&
Jl-
iSm Tfc"f "S 7f w $ & iKj
iJ1 sMt ? w 4a? we 9? far HBtwt
31BL fsst rssssslasWisssssssflTirTTTTIm
Williams
LEADERS IN
Carpets, Wall
-f -f -f -f -f -f -f -f -f-f "f -r -ft
DOJlGttO Game Board.
Twenty seven different game1?, including Billiards,
Pool, Carroms, Ten Pins and several very interest
ing games. Get one and keep your boys at home
evenings.
We Have Also the
Popular Game, Archarena
Fifty four games. This game has been greatly
improved since last season, many new games
added. We are now wjl stockad with a complete
Hue of Cameras, Kodaks nd supplies, including a
large assortment of Card Boards for mounting
posters, all colors aud sizes, of Striking Bags, Foot
Balls. Sweaters and everything athletic. There is
no limit.
Florey & Brooks, 21 1 wrve'nu8eton
DR. DENSTEN
rbyslclan and Surgeon
311 Sprue) St,
limp.e Uuii Bnllillog
SCRAN ION PA,
All scuta tnd chronic dlMtiei o men, wo
men end children. CIIHONIO NE11VOU8,
UUA1N AND WASriNQ WSEASKS A SPEC.
IAlrV. All dliciiies cl the Uw, Kidueyi.
DUdder. Skin, Blood. Nerye, Womb, Bye, tr,
Nose, Tliroat, and Luoji. Canceri, Tumori,
l'llea, Rupture, Oollrc, ItbeumatUm, Asthma,
Catarrh, Varicocele. Lo Manhood, Nightly
F.mUiiona, all Female PUeasee, Leucorrhoea, etc.
UODDortliea, Syphilis, Dlood i'olsoo, lndhcr.
Hon and youthful habita obliterated. Surgery,
Fits, Epltepjy, Tape and 8tomach Vorm. CA
TAllRllOZONK. Speclflu lor Caturrh. Three
rnontli' treatment only J.00. Trial free in
offiie. Consultation and examination Iter.
Office hours dally and Sunday, 8 a. in. to
p. o. -
DR. DENSTEN
JKl
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
Oriental Rugs:
"A thing of beauty is a
joy forever," a true and
trite saying when applied
to our Oriental Rugs.
What more appropriate
for a gift? Our stock ot
fers you an unexcelled as
sortment at our well known
low prices.
-f
Paper, Draperies.
-f -f 4- -f -r -f -f -f - -f
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
General Agent (or the Wyoming:
District lor
DUPOHT'S
POWDER.
kilning, Matting, Sporting, Smokeless and tbl
Itepauno Chemical Company's
High Explosives.
Ealety Fuse, Caps and Exploders. Room U1 O
r
nell Building, Bcranton.
AUENCIK3;
TH09. roun ,, pituton
JOHN B. SMITH Si EON Pljruotuti
W. L. MUU.IOAN
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