Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 307, Decatur, Adams County, 29 December 1939 — Page 2

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Your Knowledge * Can you answer seven ot there | ten questions? Turn to page | Four for the answers. 1 Name the world's welter-weight boxing -Inunpioii. 2. To what spectre of animate du cats belong? • 3. How many square rods are in one acre I Nautie the two non who organised the regiment of Hough Riders ■ for -i-ivi.e in the Hpanu.i-Aiii ri I can War. 5. Which is the lightest metal? 6. Name th- coach of the Washington Redskins foolbail team. 7 W bat is the correct piouunsiation <tt the word bayou? 8. is the moon inse.jjod in at- i moapbere? S. Whetv 1* the .Murray Hirer’l 10. New the first Governor of the PUBLIC SALE I will sell a< Public Auction on the Jacob Kou» farm. 1 tulle clast el Dscatnr on the Piqua Hoad. Saturday, Dec. 30 Commencing at 1:00 P. M - the following described imtsoiihl pi operty 1 Extra Good Guernsey t ow. giv-' lug milk, due to fieaben Feb 25. I Good Brown Swiss Cow giving good flow, due to freshen in June. II ghoats weighing almut 7" tbs each, U dozen Big English Leg hotu Pullets laying. DeLaval Cieain Separator, I good < h.iiii hoist large vlsi < tilery wheel, wire Stretcher; Hound Oak Cook Stove, new 2 lied*, complete Two 5x12 Hugs Victrola. Hud Cage, mirror, dishes, reed stroller; lernery. Ice cream IreeZer. 2 work bcm lies 12 and 5 . Good Itat Rerrler fk>g and Unit House, ifflcken nates linens, and many articles and tools too numerous to iMUtion TERMS Cash Lloyd Boh man, ©> S Johnson. tout. Owner igtaai W Kent. Clerk. • *■

I Public Sale UV, the underwill xell at public auction 1 mile South and Jjtii.es West of Dc-catur. Ind. on TI’ESDAY, JAM ARY 2. 1940 — . Commencing at 10:00 A. M ■ HORSES 1 Matched team Son.l (irldltLc I yr- old wt Hoo His JJiuiid Extra good broke A splendid team. Hay Horae. 3 yrs. old. uadi broke, 1 Mare Coll. * months old —7 — HEAD OF CATTLE —7 Holstein Cow, 3. Im> fresh by day ut sale; Hurt nary Cow . 3. be fresh by day,of sale. Holstein Cow 3. milking good flow bred Alia 13. rflWy Cow 1 milking good flow bred June j; 1 Holstein and 1 Guernsey Helfer, 10 mo old. Durham cow. 5. be fresh Feb 39th 5C — HEAD OF HOGS — sti I (.'heater White Sow*. I Hampshire Sow 1 Spotted Sow will furrow March Ist . »o Feeder H)<( tiom 50 to 13a n>*. all double itnmuned 27 - HEAD OF SHEEP — 27 3'l good Young Shropshire Ew. s. 1 llu< k 3 years old GRAIN A HAY— I 73 Ru Extra good OaU. b ton good Alfalfa Hay. 9 ton of good clover and timothy hay — — IMPLEMENTS — “"lai'll F 2“ Tractor. 1939 model, on nthbi. .Me l*eeilng Little (TtnhX'ir' tractor Plow: Cultivator attachment for this tractor; Me Meet mg heavy tractor dis. M< Deering 1" disc fertiliser grain drill A tra.iuc hitch M< ((erring Cylinder a push bar hay loader; M< -Deering aid' delivery A redder combined M l(eerlng 3i: .Mower A tonne Ini. k with heavy cutler bar: Mi Deering Clover seed buncher; MrHr. <*j Manure Spreader Mr lheriug Com I'lanU-r with fovtlllxc-r atta<piiM ii' * tongue tru.k Mrl(rerlug Corn Cultivator. I shovels on |lO. -Mi I leering End Gate Heeder; Mc-Dveriiig corn aheiler The above implements are all practically new J Deere 13 ' walking plow; Hcwxl Spike T'>oth Ha, row. Extra go<«l Turnbull wagon; Auto Trailer h*nvy. with 4xb stoik rack. 7 Shovel Cultivator, set of ateei wheels for ftjo tractor; Double wt lire.thing harness, new. 3 new leather collars 22 a 23 inch, Hood set fly nets, Small Tools and miacellancoua articles i»w> numerous to metitiou ORVAL ALT AND BERLING, Owner* & S Johnson Am tioiiwr Tr-Schleteratein Clerk Ladles of Zion Lu live ran Church Udi Serve Lunch.

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TWENTY YEARS 1 AGO TODAY + < I Dec. Triplet daughter* were born to .Mr. and Mra Dan S Moaer of near Kerne Chriatman morning AB doing well. Wood ak-ohol diMtba u» r«»ault <kf Chriatniaa celebrating a* now 'reported were JW. Hundred* were blind ed. M<>aroe TcJwphone Company peMl lit I or HOM> * M I N t>>* i» ii't' 1 ' Riveh that on the 32nd »ia% of Jan iary. IM<» at tea f . |.m k \ .M th. Board • A-idilm <»»d Treasure* of AL»’IIP Count*. Indiana, will ‘Hrr f o r *♦»’«• at the office "f the Treaff* .. f AUr - < • -imlt In >'*’ • »t» U- je of |I7C 3* f b-n.U ( tfmon H. Ihlrk • ! KkParte hrMn hwfetj. 'l in Aihm» Jay and W» ll* <’ • mitile*. Indiana. < .'*<»id *».»?,’•’ will he f.v* .n n tniUf deled Jun** r.th I (our of |4C»»<w .4. Ii and on. • !«'».'« .a< h »*. armp hnftrcßt at ! rile of *lx j*«* ’«pnt per annum, parable .-tnnualh **n the IMh. lay .*f M«i. 1W an.l Un the Uth f • <»f -May -f * .*- ?i >mi in * V Id.'ll*'/t bb ali'l ilp'.H -*r« I render of thr annrird mup. iin a* • A -••A*-* 4lly •• d I* Lome pm able a* f»lh>w* Mi) I th. life |»4I. IM2, I*l3 «nd l>H *ml b..ndP hav * ... i-urd |.»r* t lompllMh*. uith la*, of ! (he State of ln<liMt>-< and p ■ ■:i;<u? to an order or r-***lutloi» of tn* Board of <’*»mmieelon< rw of VUmr bounty. Indiana, duly enter*-d of iber” I»3m Jutlior iilnic *.ild b.uida to Im* Innim I for th* piirpoe • <>f proand other expellee* • onfie* test with i the Em< r» L Shirk et al E«l*arte Drain .No 3l**l n the D». ket- of the Jay Circuit Court MaM bond- will be -dd . < ordlitd tt •.. ii*he»t • I beat '*j4drr for rod h-• than par talue The right I* reserved Io jt 1 jany and all bidVi* tor II Ei her Auditor Adam* Count> I*o’ atur, Indiana De* 29. Jan a-1J trad# t«* < gware *»eea«e» N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined • Glasses Fitted HOURS S:3O to 11;30 12:30 to 5;00 Saturdays, * 00 p. m. Tolaphon* IM

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Plows interludes

CHAPIER XXXVI Tarry changed the subject, as he always did when it took an unpleax ant turn. x "So you’ve lost Randall* One of Uiy best bets! What happened between you?" "I turned him and his rotten offer ■ down.” "So?" He narrowed his eye,. 1 “Seem.’ you don’t play your cards properly. Others are smarter than you are.” "Whom?" ■'Amanda Stone, for one. Her bi n her may be noble—though 1 doubt it—he’s out for his own financial interests and make no mistake i ah.,ut it. Hut Amanda doesn’t mix. 1 a trick. Bet my boots, she’il land - him!" Moira looked curiously through the social columns of the papers in the next few days. Amanda's name | was indeed linked with Randall's in parties at the E! .Martino, country- j hou-e week-ends, dances, restaurants. The announcement of their en- I gageinent followed all this. • • • Madison once more! Home! She wa« back with her own kind. Lark of money had compelled : that move. Her excuse to her father and her aunt was the demolishing of the building where she had her i apartment. They welcomed her warmly. Made much of her, though, in their fond eyes, she was n<> prodigal returning. ! They were promt of her. Job-seeking again. "But not in a beauty-shop. Moira! | Please no? Vour father’s poaitiM i —do remember it! And your own, i dear child!” Aunt Melissa was n good deal of a snob. Besides, she liked having her , niece aroun l. Moira was a vast , help in the house. She shouldered 1 much of the housekeeping. Weeks passed. Spring came in a rush. Torrenliaily lowly. A new green world. It woke longings in Moira. Longings she had tried to quench forever. The sap was rising in the trees Birds built their nests. Their tiny throats poured passionate songs from early morn. The ecstacy of ' mating filled the air. An ache of nostalgia possessed : her. Love! What was youth without love? One’s own mate! One's own! home! 1 Oh. father and aunt were kind. I But that couldn’t satisfy her empty heart. The sweet rush of- - filled her with intolerable i yearning. To see him again . . .! Why had »h< left New York, j whore at lea-t there was a possi- i bility of running into him? Hearing , of him from friendx? The chancel that he might telephone? Waking at dawn to the birds’ i music, the scent of the dowering * lilac tree below her window drugged I her like a swes-t narcotic. Inbaling its fragrance, she would stare at the primrose sky that was streaking into rose . .. di earning sweet dreams. Happiness! Would she ever know happiness? Increasingly restless as the days went on. The walls of the shabby old house seemed to shut her in with her own thoughts. Riot of Spring in the garden. the tree-lined streets, the flowering commons, were bitter-sweet , . , . painfully stirring. Work! Sure panacea for her uneasiness! She got a Job in the medical department of the Library, cataloging Nine to Ave-thirty. Kighteen dollars a week. It was “ladylike'’ employiacnt, to Aon' Melissa's mind.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2», W 39.

nes Hoapital at St. Louis after a holiday visit here. Dry Goods i»ad grocery store*

| "I don’t see why you wgnt to work when you have me,” her father told her. He was ail for women in the home. He was old-fashioned. But he raised no real objection. He only wanted to see Moira happy. She'd looked too pale and thin - peoAed—these past days. N'or did she bloom out now, shut ■ off from the sun. But she seemed more contented. She was busy. If he knew she was contributing to the home, he gave no sign of it, man like. Tarry wrote that Mrs. Rules' operation was highly successful. “You've got to hand it to Dr. Stone! He's done a swell job! She I looks years and years younger! Moreover, the chap's a bit cf an artist. He's sculptured her face into i vor ething quite pretty!" Tarry was jubilant about having mode a killing in the Market, unexpectodly, retrieving a good deal of M rs. Huies’ cash. He enclosed a bill for fifty doli lars, part payment on the loan she had advanced. She used some of the money to I nuy Spring clothes. For Aunt Melusa a new Spring bonnet. The remainder to tradesmen. As usual, bills were in arrears. Tarry wrote again. Another check. Another glowing account of Mrs. Rules' rejuvenation. The accident, it seemed, was turning out a blessing, thanks to the art of the j surgeon. j "He’ll marry her in the end!” A third missive pointed to that. Mrs. Huies, in spite of losses on the Mark't. had “quite a hunk of ■ dough”—and she owned her own 'apartment. The building was coj op< rativc. "She wants a trip abroad,” wrote i Tarry. "Has a yen for Italy in the I Spring. I may g<> with her, to look after her affairs." May and November! But the cal- , endar had been turned back! Noi vember was Spring! It was fashionable for women in the Forties to wed striplings, especially when lines had been eradicated- faces lifted .., "He’ll probably be quite good to her as long as she has the money,” Moira thought. Nor did she feel one pang of envy She bought a New York Sunday tabloid, one afternoon. There wan -a photograph, in color, of Amanda, that made her quite handsome She : was to be married to Randall the brat of June. An announcement in a local, newspaper drove thoughts of Amanda and her fianed temporarily | | from her mind. I Dr. Rodney Stone was coming to i i Madison the day after tomorrow tn . deliver a lecturepn plastic surgery!, I The Medical Association was to I give a dinner in his honor, followed ' by a reception. Many of those professors were 1 I her father's friends. Was there a chance . . . ? Would they meet at ail? She brought up the subject that I night. (Speak casually. Don't be a fool. Don't seam too keen.) "Dinners and receptions, Moira,'', said her father, "arc not in my line. Guess I'm too old. Or out of the running." "You’re not You're the most dis-tinguished-looking person." He shook his head. "If you know this young Dr. Stone, it wouldn’t be amiss to drop him a note and invite him U> call on you. Aunt Melissa would chaperone ; you." She shook out a little laugh. Old- . fashioned pct! He wouldn't underI stand—and there was really nothI ing to explain — Dr. Stone didn't give two hoots ' about her. And yeV and yet — The day came. According to th* I papers, he would arrive at the station at live. Why not slip out of the Library and down to the depot?

will b- clueed Naw Years B R Farr and fsmtly return i lion a vMt is Watush and Marion

What if it did seem like chasm? him? One liad I* go right afttr one’s man in the year 1337. For too long, the old standards had cramped her. But, arriving there, the train coming in, she hid behind a pile of baggage. Let others welcome Rodney! No chance of going to the reception in hi* honor, minus her father’s aid. But the fates were working for her. Busy in the medical department of the Library next afternoon, there was an unexpected stir. A noted visitor was being shown around. The distinguished Dr. Stone! Don't hang back now. Her supreme chance! They met. He itemed astonished, definitely pleased. "I've wanted so much to have a word with you. Important Where can we meet?" New England training (one reverted to it in a crisis, didn't on*?) made her reply: “At my home." She gave him the aihires*. "Woifld nine tonight be too late?” After his lecture. “That would suit perfectly." Don't let Aunt Melissa—or father - in on this. She'd commandeer th* living-room. Drape its shabbine** with lilac, spring flowers. Into her new spring clothe*. Be pretty as a picture. She knew »hal she wanted no*. Women longed for beauty, but what she longed for. what her heart cried out for. was the beauty of Rodney's love . . , He arrived. They were alone. He took her hand. “It’s like a dream, seeing you again. I tried to g» t in touch with you. Amanda said yeu'd gon* South.” Amanda would! Forget hi* sistar . Randall -everything but Rodney. He was looking boyish and eager Her hand in his, they sat down on the old couch with the broker , springs. "My sister's engaged to Rai daN Carlton. Before I’d give my content I had a straight-from-the-»houJ4*r talk with him. You know- there was that misunderstanding at th* Silver Chimes Inn—that weekend—- | you may remember we met?” "Yes." "I misunderstood. The register. You don't know—” "It was in no way my fault. I had only come after my friend Evelyn Groves. I wu afraid she'd get in ' trouble. The signature* in the reg- ' uter were unknown to me. I stayed with Evelyn that night.” "Randall explained. He owned i up. He admitted he'd played the part of a cad. We'll have to forget ; that." “I'm willing." “Amanda want* him. They're going to live abroad." Then: i “Moira, will you ever forgive me for my suspicions? I'm sorry I And | I've something else to tell you." He paused. Scent of the lilac was all about them, and the spring flowers. “I'm in love with you, Moira. Have been, for a long time. And such a f'>ol I didn't really know It!” "Rodney -“ very low—"bow did yvu And out? Tell me that." "In court that day—Nurse Emmet knew—poor sou! -” "What she said?" Her heart beat fast. “It was the truth. 3hes better, Moira. Transferred to another hospital. It was a nervous breakdown. Nothing really to do with—us?" Chivalrous Rodney! She lovsd him for that. "I want you, Moira. Will you marry me?” His arms about her, they looked into each other’s eyes. “Ye*. Rodney." Their lip* met in a long kiss of understanding. THE END C«rr* f** hr CtsviwM; DMUMMrtatf by fetes FMfte’M 818, fofe

— — —-—• Il RATE* One Timo—Minimum eharge of I 25s for 20 words or lees. Over 20 words, I'4e per word. Two Timos— Minimum cAsrge of 40e for 20 words or lee*. Over 20 words 2o p*r wurd for the two timet. Three Time*—Minimum charge of 60c for 20 words or lee*. Over 20 words .W *•' wor * for the three times. Card of Thanks Obitusriee and vereos — ILOO Open rato—display adverting | 3&c per mHmm Inch. I "BLIND" ADVERTIBEMENTE Advertisements appearing tn j this column without names signed are “blind.” They are • to be answered by letters, addressed to the box number in | care of the Daily Democrat. We can give no information | concerning the parties sdvsrtis- : I logo 4 FOR SALE ALWAYS—New, seed wssbers, all makes; ironers; swrspers. besting. gas stoves; Deko plant; small payments. Decatur Hatchery, dealer. Kitchen, salesman. 24»-tf FOR SALE — Used Furniture. Stoves and Pianos: 1 3-piece living room suite. 13.60; several rocker*. 11 to 13; 2 cabinet heaters, 616 each. 1 Wilson heater. SI 60; 1 kitchen range, like new, 126; 4 plaime in a-1 condition, 116 to |3O; stands, tables, lamps, 11.00 up. Sprague Furniture Co., Phone 19» 305-31 FOR BALE- Duroc bred gltfts and maiea Reasonable. Champion standa. H. D. Kretacber. lu miles east of Ducatsr en Road 334. Add rets Convoy Ohio 2S6I3CX FOR HALE 3 Durham calvea, 7 aud 3 days old; Duroc male bog. big enough for service. August Sclking. Jr., H. R 3. DecaUx. 1 Preble phone. 30i-3tx FOR SALE - B<-d Room suites— Just received large shipment of bed room suite*. |36 up Big reduction on all living room aud dh>- ' in* room suites. Sprague Funii ture Co- Phone 1119 306-31 FOR SALE—-Flock feeders at special prices. Heated fountains. Dr. Salabur/'s remedies. Kory snd Jsmesway brooder houses and equipment. Decatur Hatcheryftiultry Headquarters. Juo-ktt FOR SALE Range Eternal cook stove, while porcelain and ukkle finish, lu best ot 'onditiou 727 North 3rd St. Decatur. 30<-3t FOR SALE — 11 pigs, weighing around 46 pounds. Artte Jackson Phone 3SI-L. 306-Jlx ————aw— FOR SALE Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Just received large shipment of cabinet heaters and rang e* latest style* See these stoves j B-4-l’-bny. Factory price*, easy' term*. Lilieral trade-in allowance for your old stove or range Sprague Furniture Co. Phoue 199. 305-31 FOR SALE — Five-year-old Guernsey tow, sis gallon when fresh Two Guernsey bulls, seven months old All full-blooded stock. Clyde Troulner Mile north Plrasaut Mill*, road 33. .lOb-Slx FOR HA 146 Two Guernsey t'vws, Noah Egly. Monroe Phone 32. 3U6-3U FOR H.U4C Oil TRADE Hlsteaa head Hbropsblie breeding ewes. Will trade on cattle l|. P Schmitt, just over the river. Phone M7. MM FOR HALE - Durw bred gilts Reasonable Champion stands H. D. Kretocher. 10 miles east of Decatur on Road 224. Address Con voy. Ohio. go'-dtx Foil HALE — 7-ruom completely modern beautiful home AU modern street, sewer snd light Improvements, within two square* of Lutheran church In Dn-atur Roy H. Johnson. Trust Co. building, photuio* or C. W. Kent, phone 1132 307-31 FOR SALE Three spotted Poland gilts, to farrow soon. Also 3-year-old hay gliding. Lawrence Hohman, a mile* north on 27. Phone M»-T. 307 3t FOR HALE -H ton truck, good running condition and large bed IM Month Fifth Nt. It Need A Motor Tune-up? Our Trained Staff Work* dwa* Hour- « day — Our I’rten. arg reaMNiablg. WHITE. ZESER 3rd at Menrss Hhsna *44

ms FOR SALE Some extra like gilt*. ' Due to farrow in Jauaaiy. Wil-j Ham Reichert, Moaroe. 307-3tx MISCELLANEOUS farmers attention - cau 670-A at our expenss for dead stock reasoval. The Stadler Product! Co- Frank Burger, agent. ILtl BATTERIES RECHARGED. 50c. including rental; modern equipment. Western Auto Store, opposite Court House. Phone 2*9. Mfrlltx NOTICE to Coon Hunter* and Trappers: The msrket price of coon bides is very low anil If we don't restock snd conserve osr game, next year will be a lean one. The conservation club will pay mors than fur price fur any live coons, delivered to Jess Frank Un's Filling Station on road 224. ' mile east of Decatur. These j coon* will be released after season I closes. Do your part. Cooperate with us. Adam* County Fish aud Game Conservation Lsm»«-305-31 NOTICE— Upholstering, reanisJHag and repair work of all kind* We buy and sell good f“T"i'»tre. Decatur Upholstery Shop, Mouth Hecond Bt., Phone 4!d. 230-3ot FOR RENT FOR RENT- Three room furnished apartment private bath. «ll ! N. Second St. 307-Jt FOR RENT Five room modern bouse, hardwood floors and furnace South First St. Call 79. 413 Mercer Ave. 3')7-3t FOR RENT - 2 furnished housekeeping rooms; sink, bath, furnace heat, garage, adult* preferred 827 N. Sth St. 307-3 t FOR RENT — Four room apartment. Ml Indiana St 3M-3tx : FOR RENT — Two room private house, with lights and water furnished Francis Stults, 330 Line Street. 305-31 ■o ■ ■ WANTED WANTED-Olrl tor general housework in Fort Wayne. Reply Box 61, % Democrat. WANTED — Married coupte to work on farm, houne and truck patch furnished. Give full particular* and wajjes expected in first letter. Address Decatur. Indiana. Post Office Box 165. WANTED Loans on terms East ere money Low retee Very liberal terma 800 mv tor abstracts ot title French Qutea »m w-t WANTED Fa»m toana. io* rate*. No commission, appraisal or title examination costs to borrower. Short term loans ar* io* a* <%. See us before making your loan The HulLtea-Edwarda Co. 273-fri-lt O I —— NOTICE- Cisterns, furnace*, chimney* cleaned, repaired. Filler* built Phone M 3. E. Gause. 3Utu MARKBTB AT A GLANCE Htoeks. irregularly higher and moderately active. Honda, higher. U. H. governuienta. Irregular. Curb stocks, higher. Chicago stacks, hlgtu-i Csll money, one per seal. Fore-lg nexchauge, Arm. Cotton, higher. Grain*, wheat, flfm. up around \ to fee; corn, steady. Chicago livestock, hojis. steady to Weak, cattle, steady; sheep, steady to strong. Rubber, lower. Silver bar In New York — ■ ■ o vortex; Nutlra la hereby given to «b« aharehiddars ot Th* Flral Wlat<- Uaiili »t bwatur. ludiaaa. ihai il'aty Wil* baa meet in* at the affl-w <»t **•« bask. Tuesday January 2, l*«*. to. twean th* hour* of 3 X* V M ••J* 1 1:11 P. M . tor the purpose of ale* Jln* a Board of Dire tors tor Mid Bank tor the vouilns y«»* «» R. E Ulendealn*. Cashier. _ Dm i-s-iiuj-is < nsai«»UiVl.H» 11.41W* It* Bttl.tehl.O 3**l 4HI S Wiser Ba areas S'ttlSsns Teteshupa Co phoue *1 to city of Daratur Light. po*»r S:« £» Nor. Ind l'«mil< Hervke Co. jail . «» Stone, Mtertord * Hton* off. II <1 <* ntaufler do la’lau'l Smith In*. ASrnrg do -Sb Decatur UeWtocrat Co. ad't Iterne Wltnss* Co. do t aunt > leflsmart *' II Zwb it A *»p •»! ! ' ' Frank * limit* du •»*' HprtjftgMr IsffiliNwa «< •. <>*• • Ifllyard Oulf 4«* Klrwrh 4«» W aller I* S It Co. do . 94. VJ Kuhne Drug More do > »to Mtulis llornc Oro'ery do •J -M' Vanre • Una do »• *’ Hiultb Drug Co do • ’ Mors Meal Market du . 3•" Indiana insllluilonal Ind do S.S* M ritaas cuiaane Tele t'rcPbear »•- Mlgbway Resale ~ Haugh Cool C« op. esp - 3»* »• 11. Knapp A Hon do 3 *• AslilwK tier's Tin pimu do *“ Certlflrd thia JSlh day ut Dtromtier 1M», . VI. lor 11. Etcher Auditor Adams County Dr. 1* Round ,tn<i atiuiirc dancing. Nunda). New Y gar's SunSel Park.

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