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Violin solo Id the M.' E. church next
Sunday morning and evening by a lady
vloiinlet.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bone,
Jr., near Soldier, July 13, 1909. a
daughter.
Miss Julia Kirk entertained the
Ingeto Club at ber borne on Main street
last evening.
John H. Baum, who 1b employed In
Indiana, spent several days the past
week with his family In this place.
During July and August there will
not be any preaching service In the
Presbyterian church Sunday evenings.
Rev. A. D. McKay, pastor of tho
Presbyterian church, preached a labor
sermon In his church last Sunday morn
ing. The Protected Borne Circle held a
lawn fete at home of Miss Elizabeth
sQugorou on jactrson street last eve
nlng,
A flag pole has been raised on the
Peoples National bank, from which
"Old Glory" will float on speoial occa
sions. Mrs. Levtna Baymaker, of Reynolds
vllle, widow of Benjamin F. Hamaker,
has been granted a pension of 112 00
per month.
Clarion District Conference was held
In the M. E. church at Brook vllle this
week, beginning Monday evening and
closing this forenoon.
The ladles of tho Buptlst Mission
Circle will sell home made Ice cream
and sherbet on G. G. Williams' lawn
Saturday, July 17, 1909. .
John Trudgen, wbo has a coal mine
south of the Reynoldsvllle cemetery,
found a five foot balloon In the woods
near the mine July 7th..
The Winslow township school board
will meet at Frank's tavern In this
place next Saturday to hire teachers
for the next term of school.
- Mrs. Amelia Murray entertained
some Punxsutawney and Keynoldsville
ladles at six o'clock dinner at ber home
on First street last evening.
The citizens of Punxsutawney are
making big preparations for the "Old
Home W. ek" celebration In that place
the latter part of next mon tb.
The 12tn annual reunion and picnic
of Indiana, Armstrong and Jefferson
counties, formerly known as the "Buck
wheat" picnic, will be held In Cole
man's Park. Good7ille, on Thursday,
August 5.
Thomas F. Adam, of the Adam shoe
tore, bas typhoid fever. Mr. Adam
was out In the country several weeks
ago and drank from a spring and It is
thought that be got the typhoid germ
from that spring.
; Members of the Home Missionary
Society of the First Baptist church
of ReynoldBvllle met at the home of
Mrs.- A. L. Keag'e in Bathmel Thurs
day afternoon of last week. The Rath
mel ladies served luncheon to the
visitors.
Joe Alello, who was convicted of mur
der in the Jefferson oounty court twelve
years ago, was sentenced to be hung,
sentence afterward commutted to life
imprisonment, was recently given a
pardon, arrived at bis home In Punxsu
tawney yesterday.
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List cf Jurors.
Following la the list of jurors drawn
from Reynoldsvllle and Bui-rounding
section of county for the August term
of court:
GRAND JUROF.S.
Reynoldsville Georg Gelsler, Ditvld
Heffner, William Robertson, John Ben
son; Winslow twp H. M. Foltz, Charles
O. Sprague; Washington twp J. E.
Britton, John II. Burtop, John Hinder
liter. PETIT JURORS.
Reynoldsvllle Michael Sketian, E.
W. Hunter; West Reynoldsvllle-Phllip
Koehler, J. B. McAtee; Winslow twp
Andrew Garrlty, D. B. Smith, U. E.
Norrla; Henderson twp Ira Engle,
Henry Knarr; McCalmont twp CharleB
C. Bell.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Reynoldsvllle John W. Dean. Wil
liam Barclay; West Reynoldsville
Harry Bryan; Winslow twp William
Carpenter, Archie McDonald, William
Rboden, John Lydlck; Daniel Syphrlt,
J. G. Muaser; Washington twp G. C.
Kirker; Henderson twp J. R. Huff;
McCalmont twp Henry C. Snell, Jesse
Mulhollan. '
Lost His False Teeth.
A DuBols man who had Imbibed too
much "Are water" and was In such a
hilarious frame of mind that it was
rn'oessary for the police to give him
a room In the city bastile, got "sea
sick" after he was denied the privilege
of the fresh air and he tried to turn
hlmsolf inside out. In the strenuous
effort to relieve himself he lost his set
of false teeth and was let out of
"cooler" before he missed the teeth,
and he bled away home without the
teeth. He can get the teeth If he
comes after them. Of course if he
don't call for them in a reasonable
length of time the teeth will be sold
at a bargain to any person wbo wants
to buy. '
Father and Son Drown.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
John Bouvler, aged 44, and son, Joseph
Bouvler, aged 20, employed In the glass
plant at Punxsutawney, were drowned
In Mahoning creek at' that place. Jo
seph was In swimming and was seized
with cramp. The father, who oould
not swim, waded into the creek to help
his -on out and the son seized the fath
er and they both went down into a deep
bole together.
k Executed at Indiana.
Joe Veltra and Bruno Carbon lo, of
Wlshaw, Jefferson county, Wednesday
of last week, at 10.20 o'clock a. m., In
the Indiana county jail, paid the penal
ty for having committed the highest
crime known to men, when an July
18, 1908, they shot to death, near Glen
Campbell, Indiana county, Robert Toz
ier, an old soldier of Baxter, who with
about 1800 on. his person, was on his
way to visit friends near the place
where he was murdered.
Stoke & Feicht Drug Co. have had
a Bmall dark room built In rear of their
store room for developing kodak
pictur-s.
Mrs. Thomas Chadwick and daugh
ter, Mrs. Elcle Foolk, of Pittsburgh,
are visiting the former's son, John
Chadwick, In West Reynoldsvllle.
The Cadenza Club will attend a plonlc
at the Jefferson Park, near Punsxsu
tuwney, to morrow afternoon, given by
some young ladles of Punxsutawney.
Ordinance No. 136, amending ordi
nance No. 6 regulating obstructions on
streets, bas passed second reading by
borough dads and Is now a borough law.
Mrs. Elcle Chadwick Fojlk. of Pitts
burgh, a graduate of Cincinnatti Col
lege of Musto. wltl assist the M E.
choir with a violin solo next Sunday
morning and evening.
In tho notice published in The Star
last week about Harry Gray being
operated on for appendicitis we stated
that the operation was performed in
the Adrian bosoltal, which was an
error. Ha Is at the Grube Hospital.
The second annual meeting of the
Western Association of honorably dis
charged Boldters, sailors and marines
of Jefferson and Clearfield counties will
be held at the Pee Wee's Nest at
Curwensvllle on Thursday, July 22nd.
Two banks of Punxsutawney have
consolidated, the First National and
the Punxsutawney National. The lat
ter bas taken over all the business of
the First National and the business will
all be done in one banking room under
the name of the Punxsutawney Nation
al bank.
An interesting, but somewhat one
Elded game of ball was played Thurs
day afternoon between married and
single men of this plaoe.' F. O. Sutter
and Ed. Cleer were battery for married
men and Will P. Nolan and Reynolds
Gibson for the single cbaps. Score 12
to 28 In favor of the married men.
J. H. Waters, the dog catcher, made
information against Will P. Nolan be
fore 'Squire P. A. Smith at Soldier
Monday . for assault and battery.
Waters, wbo is the dog police, caught
Mr. Nolan's bull dog running on the
street Thursday evening, without a
muzzle on and Waters grabbed the
dog, and according to reports, choked
It, and then Mr. . Nolan choked Mr.l
Waters, and hence the charge of
assault. Mr. Nolan gave ball In 'Squire
Smith's court yesterday for a hearing
on Mondtj t July 26.
SUICIDAL INTENT.
Married Woman Took Iodine Thursday
Night at National Hotel.
A married woman, wbo is employed
at the National Hotel in this place,
drank the contents of a small hottle
of iodine between ten and eleven o'clock
lust Thursday right with suicidal in
tent, but ft doctor was called quickly
and he administered an antidote before
the poison bad taken effect. We under
stand that domestic trouble is the reas
on for the women's attempt to take her
own life.
Dislocated Shoulder.
Mrs. August David, of Ratbmel, fell
Sunday morning and dislocated her
right shoulder.
Danger of Blood Poisoning.
Judge John W. Reed is confined to
his home In Brook yllle with a very
sore foot, and there is danger of blood
poisoning. Judge Reed was out fishing
when he received the Injury from
which be Is now suffering.
Darning Needle in Heel.
Mrs. J. Owen Edelblute stepped on
a small darning need.e and It tan Into
ber beel over an Inch and broke off,
leaving three-quarters of an Inch of
the needle in ber beel. A doctor was
called and be bad some trouble In re
moving the piece of needle.
Want Public Fountain.
By referring to minutes of town
council published 'in ibis Issue of THE
Star, It will be seen that a petition
bas been presented to council asking
for a publlo drinking fountain,-at the
corner of Main and Tenth Btreet. The
matter has been referred to a commit
tee. Rosstter Mines Shut Down.
The mines at Rcsslier bare been shut
down for an indefinite period, throwing
1,400 men out of employment. Inability
to maet competition at a profit Is the
reason given In the official notice. The
oompany claims that their customers
can buy coal for less money than they
can produce It under present scale of
wages.
( Elected Assistant Principal.
Miss Nulu Neale, a teacher in the
Reynoldsville public schools, lt year
and recently re-elected for another
term, has been chosen assistant prin
cipal of the Falls Creek high school and
will resign her posltlou in the Reyn
oldsvllle schools to accept the place.
Miss Neale is a graduate of Allegheny
College and in every way qualified for
the position to which she bas been
elected.
Reception for New Pastor.
On Thursday evening of this week,
July lfitt, at residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry C. Delble, on Grant street, from
8 00 to 10.00 o'clock, a reception will be
held for Rev. Cbarlpa E. Rudy and wife.
Rev. Rudy Is the new pastor of Trinity
Lutheran church, whom the congrega
tion is well pleased with. All members
of the church and friends are requested
to attend this reception and give Rev.
and Mrs. Rudy a cordial and warm
greeting.
Will Run Machine for Stockholders.
An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Star Glass Company will
be held in Reynoldsvllle to-morrow and
at that time the machinery at the fac
tory will be In operation so that the
stockholders can see It working. We
understand that the factory will not be
open for the public in general nor for
Idle spectators. Only those Interested
will be admitted to the factory. This
will be an important meeting, the re
sult of which should mean that the
Are will be lighted at an early date.
Woman Taken to Jail.
Last Thursday Constable W. W.
Higglns arrested a woman on charge
of keeping a disorderly and bawdy
house. She was taken to the county
jail to await trial at the August term
of court. There are others who will
be arrested If sufficient evidence can be
secured. The officers find It difficult
to get evidence to convict such people,
and tor that reason are frequently un
justly criticised. The law requires
evidence In such cases same as for any
other crime. It is not what you suspect,
but can you prove It?
Shot With Skyrocket.
Joe Scblllace, Italian groceryman of
this plaoe, has been nursing a very sore
hand since the celebration at Reynolds
vllle July 5. n Intoxicated chap from
Punxsutawney, whose name is un
known, said, "I'll shoot you," and
pointed a lighted skyrocket at Mr.
Schlllace's face. He threw up his left
hand to protect bis face and the fire
ball from rocket struck him In palm
of hand, burning In almost to the bone,
That fool neeas a lesson he will not
soon forget, and if Mr. Schlllace can
get his name the fellow will be ar
rested. '
Eastman kodak films are perfect. To
insure proper development, Stoke &
Feicht Drug Co., will render you this
, service free cf charge.
" , WELSH CIRCUS STRANDED.
Struck, "Financial Rocks" at Sligo Satur
day and Will Not Show at
Reynoldsville. .
Last week our town was billed for
Col. M. H. Welsh's circus to be In
ReynoldBvllle to-day, July 14, but the
expense of the show was greater than
the recelps and the circus was wrecked
on the "financial rocks" at Sllgo Satur
day and, hence, the show will not come
to our town to-day, much to the dis
appointment of the small boy and older
people who enjoy a clrouB. Judging
from the flaming posters and the state
ments on the handbills advertising the
Show it would have been a good one,
but lack of patronage forced the circus
to go out of business.
ASSOCIATION GETTING ACTIVE.
Call Issued for a Meeting Tuesday
' Night, July aoth.
President Caidwell has Issued a call
for a meeting of the Business Men's
Association at 8.15 Tuesday night,
July 20th, In the regular room in the
I. O. O. F. ball. During the past six
weeks no meetings have been held
owing to the fact that many of the
members were acttvelly engaged In
pushing the big Independence Day
celebration to success. The officers
have been busy however and at the
Tuesday bight meeting several Import
ant matters will be presented.
TheiBest Macaroni In Market.
The Jefferson Macaroni factory at
this place Is working to full capacity
all the time and the reason for this is
that the factory turns out the finest and
best grade of macaroni on the market
to-day, whether imported or made in
the United States. The big domand
for the Reynoldsville macaroni keeps
the supply freBh all the time and that
makes It- much better than the old
macaroni Imported. The Jefferson
Macaroni factory uses a good grade of
flour and everything Is neat and clean
about the factory. A trial sample of
the Reynoldsvllle macaroni, if the per
son knows how to cook It, means that
no other kind will be used If the Jeffer
son macaroni can be bought. Have you
ever tried It ?
Washington Camp Officers.
Washington Camp No, 208, P. O. S.
of A., of Reynoldsville, elected the
following officers:
Past President, Robert Frazler.
President, H. S. Deter.
Vice-President, 8. D. Whltmore.
Master of Forms, D. J. Davis.
Conductor, G. R. Johnston,
Inspector, George Woodford.
Outer Guard, Clare Vanlassel.
Trustee, C. P. Dlokey.
Delegates to State Camp, D. J. Davis,
S. D. Whltmore.
Trinity Lutheran Church.
Services In the Trinity Lutheran
church at Reynoldsvllle Sunday will be
as follows: Sunday school at 9.45 a. m.;
preaching at 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
There will be preaching in the Emerlck-
vl'le Lutheran church at 2.30 p. m.
Sunday evening at the Reynoldsville
church the pastor, Rev. C. E Rudy,
will deliver the first of a series of ser
mons on "The Friendships of Jesus."
One Dog Dispatched.
J. H. Waters was sworn in last
Thursday as dog police to enforce the
dog ordinance during July and August.
Before evening Policeman Waters ar
rested a dog and the owner of the dog
ohoKed the polioenten in trying to get
bis dog away from him. One dog
was put In the pound and as the fine
was not paid within forty-eight hours
the dog was killed Saturday afternoon.
Will Picnic To-Morrow
Members of the W. C T. U. will hold
a picnic at the home of Mrs. J. P. Eddy
at Camp Run to-morrow, July 15th,
The 1 28 p. m. train will stop at Camp
Run. Each member can Invite one
friend.
Civil Court Postponed.
On account of "Old Home Week"
at Punxsutawney tbe Jefferson county
civil court has been postponed one
week, and will open August 30 Instead
of August 23.
Mis. Catherine Miller, of Clarion,
was the' guest of Mrs. Cora Mitchell
on Grant street several days last week
Mrs. Miller will move from Clarion
to Reynoldsville.
One-third off on all oxfords at Nolan's,
Big bargains in basement goods at
Bing-Stoke Co. '
One-third off on all oxfords at
Nolan's.
tr. L. M. Emerlck will be at Frank's
Tavern, Reynoldsvllle, Friday, July 23.
During "1905 Dr. Emerick examined
24,819 patients, In 1906, 28,221 and in
1907, 27.551 patients, a total of 80,591
patients In three years. 3t
Men's, women's and children's oxfords
reduced one-third at Nolan's.
How to make one dollar do the work
of two. See Bing-Stokc Co. ,
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
G. W. Fuller Is up In New York state.
Mrs. W. F. Snhultze spent Sunday at
Phlllpston. '
MIbs Fay Fagley is visiting In New
Bethlehem.
Mis Catherine Gilletpte is visiting
in Warren, Pa.
Mrs. Cora Mitchell visited In Punxsu
tawney last week.
Mrs. P. J. Ward is visiting a daugh
ter at California, Pa.
Mrs. Sadie E. Henderson is visiting
relatives in Ridgway.
W. H. Bell visited his brother in
Smethport last week.
J. W. Dempsey visited bis son at
Dents Run the past week.
Mrs. J. N. Small visited a sister in
Brookvllle the past week.
Henry Stoke Is spending this week
with relatives in Ridgway.
MIbs Belle Wood visited in Ridgway
and Johnsonburg last week.
Christ Montie was in New Bethle
hem the first of this week.
Hon. Robert H. Longwell, of Brock-
wayville, was in town Friday.
Miss Fannie Ale'xander visited in
Clarion several days the past week.
Miss Dorothy Lyte, of Kane, was tbe
guest of Miss Fay Neale last week.
J. C. Swartz, of Brookvllle, spent
Sunday with his parents In this plaoe.
S. C. Arnold and wife, of Buffalo, N.
Y., were visitors In town the past week.
John McClure, of Pittsburgh, Is visit
ing at borne of bis parents in this place.
Mis. Charles B. Eisenbuth visited
relatives in New Bethlehem last week.
Miss Dee Deliart went to New Ken
sington yesterday to visit her brother.
Vincent Reynolds, of Johnstown, vis
ited his parents in this place the past
week.
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Alexander were
in Pittsburgh a couple of days last
week.
Lloyd Humphrey went to Pittsburgh
Friday, where be expects to remain for
sometime.
QMiss Helen Epsey, of Brookvllle,
was the guest of Miss Besse Baum tbe
past week.
Mrs. Emma Freeman, of Brock port,
visited her sister, Mrs. J. P. Eddy, tbe
past week.
Mrs. Harvey S. Deter and son are
visiting the former's mother at New
Kensington.
H. P. Means, of Frostburg, spent
Sunday with his son, Dr. L. L. Means,
in this place. "
Mrs. Anna Hendricks and niece, Miss
Tee Evans, have been in Pittsburgh
the past week.
Mrs. Nancy Beer, wbo was visiting
a sister In West Virginia, returned
home last week.
Byrl Seanor and bis sister, Virginia,
of Indiana, are visiting Misses Leona
and Besse Baum.
Marion Fergus, of Kennerdell, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Hays.
Frank King, student in State College,
came home Monday evening for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. William Bider, of Oil City, was
a visitor at borne of Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Evans the past week.
Miss Anna Murray, of Big Run, vis
ited ber mother, Mrs. Amelia Murray,
In this place over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Freeman, of Wheeling,
W. Va., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
H. Ford, un Fourth street.
Miss Dorotny Elliott left here last
week to visit relatives in New Castle,
Pittsburgh and Cbarleroi, Pa.
Dr. Thomas F. Nolan is visiting at
home of his sister, Mrs. P. W. Cash
man, at HalleybUry. Ontario.
Rolland Bogert., of Ridgway, wbo
spent last ween with relatives In this
place, returned home Saturday.
Miss Leone Baum was called to
Corsica to attend tbe funeral of Mrs.
James Black, nee Nell WIsbart.
Dr. B. E. Hoover, wife and son, Bur
ton, spent three days of tbe past week
at Georgeville, Indiana county.
C. A. Fye and wife, of DuBols, visited
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
A. Barrett, In this place Sunday.
Rev. John F. Black was at Brookvllle
the first of this week attending the
Clarion district M. E. conference.
Miss May Moorebead, of Kittannlng,
was the guest of MtBses Vera and Mar
garet Applegate a couple of days la?t
week.
Mrs. W. F. Marshall and son. Cres
son, of Avalon, suburb of Pittsburgh,
j formerly of Reynoldsville, are visiting
J in town.
i Mrs. Cythla Campbell, of Knox. Pa .
1 and nephew, Newell Hogue, of this
I place, left here Thursday morning for
J Virginia.
I Mrs. P. J. Hennessey, of Oil City,
I wbo was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
T. P. Hughes, In this place, returned
home Saturday.
Dr. Craig King, whom we mentioned
last week would likely go to Europe
on a short trip, sailed Saturday for the
foreign country.
Misses Virgie Evans and Cora Reyn
olds left here last week on an extended
visit In Greenville, Conneaut Lake, Pa.,
and Youngstown, Ohio.
Misses Margaret Butler and Anna
Jelbart were at Content, Jefferson '
county, last week attending a district
Sunday school convention.
Edward Cleer, of Pittsburgh, Is vis
iting at borne of his father-in-law, J. F.
Hlnderllter. Mrs. Cleer and son have
been here a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Jarvis D. Williams and son
Clitton, and Francis Gelsler went to
North Fork Park, near Brookvllle,
yesterday to spend a few days.
Ezra Neff, student In Glrard College,
Philadelphia, Is spondlng the summer
vacation at home of bis grandmother,
Mrs. Nancy Beer, ir. West Reynolds
ville. -Mrs. Hettle'Neff, an Instructor In an
Indian Industrial school near Ashland,
Wisconsin, is spending a month vaca
tion with ber mother in West Reyn
oldsvllle. Miss Lillie Lenkerd, for several years
a teacher in our publlo schools, who
has since taught several terms at
Latrobe, Pa., has been visiting in town
tbe past week.
i ' .
. Harry Gibson, of Pittsburgh, oame
up last week tu visit Reynoldsville
friends and Is now visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D E. Stanford,
on Pardus Hill.
Miss Charlotte Young, of Mt. Pleas
ant, Ohio, who bas been the guest of
Miss Mary McKay at tbe Presbyterian
manse, In this place two weeks, returns
to her home to-day.
Mrs. Frank Guns and Mrs. H. F.
Greenawalt went to Strattonvllle
yesterday; to attend the funeral of a
little nephew, eight-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haines.
Mr. and Mr. W. H Butler, of Kit
tanning, visited the former's mother,
Mrs. H. Butler, a few days the past
week and also attended tbe first annual '
picnic of the Hirst-Butler Machine Co.
Misses Vera and Margaret Applegate
and Josephine Gibson went to Kittan
nlng Friday morning to take in the two
last days of "Old Home Week" at that
place. This week they are visiting at
Ford City and Kittannlng. . -
Mrs. Charles M. Cor belt, of Spears,
Pa., suburb of Belle Vernon, who has
been visiting several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. S. M. Siple, in West
Reynoldsville, and friends in Falls
Creek and DuBols, will return home
to-day.
M. Fred Reed, an architect, wbo has
been employed in Washington, D. C,
several years, now visiting at home of
his father J. Van Reed, In this place,
will leave here Saturday for Boston,
Mass, where he bas accepted a posi
tion on an architecural journal.
Robert Maffett and wife and another
couple, of Bayonne, N. J., across river
from New York City, made tbe trip
from Bayonne to Brookvllle overland
In an automobile. Tbey stopped In
Reynoldsville a few minutes Saturday
morning, en route to Brookvllle, to"see
C. R. Ball. '
Rev, Jacob Booth, . pastor of the
CtirwensVille Baptist church, is mov
ing bis family back to Reynoldsvllle
this week. Rev. Booth and wife came
over yesterday. Rev. Booth is con
valescing from a severe attack of
pneumonia and It will he sometime be
fore be can fill his pulpit again. He
bas not reslgneed his pastorate at
Curwensvllle.
Mrs. Catherine Smellznr and daugh
ter, Miss Jessie, will move from Reyn
oldsvllle to Cansjobarie. N. Y.. where
they will live on a fumi with Homer
Smeltzer, an unmarried eon of Mrs.
Smeltzpr. They leave here to-morrow
for their new home in the Empire
State. Mrs. Smeltzer and Jessie have '
resided in this place a number of years
and have many friends here who are
sorry to see them move away.
Frightened at Awning.
Daniel Norrla' team, tied to telephone
pole In front of tbe Reynoldsvllle Candy
Works store Saturday urternoon, fright
ened at raising of awning, broke loose
and ran out Fourth si rue t to the Good
will farm, almost a mile, where David
Postletbwait stopped tb- in. There was
not a thing broken shout harness or .
hack. About one year ago this same
team frightened at raising of awning
at same place and ranaway. '
Now Is tbe time to do your roofing.
Red Cedar shingles galorj at the
Woodwork Supply Co. storage.
Keep your feet cool in a pair of Walk
Over low boe. Pikj$4 00. Adam's.
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