Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 July 1894 — Page 2
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TIIK BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTEE. INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JULY 2.'.. 1894.
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DAILY BANNER'ITMES it was about at neur to the engine rj’l I E
. — r | house as to the nearest alarm box.
We believe the tax-payers of the of THE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANV the claim ordinance, at which ('«»un- jhe BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS
PubllsheB t*vf*ry Hf't«*rniM»n Suiulay «t thi-Hanskh T iMi-olllci*, c , oru*'r Vine and
Franklin >*tinntrt.
CONTKAr r nf the
Mayor ( ase nearly forgot
Bvwkk Timi' rep'it r N EM S 1'KOM DEI A l Ijocal Tim{» r. ,
to call
ADVERTISING. liKADlM* N‘»TirKs 5 cent* per linn. < >m* linn panitfrapha chnrj^nd i a« occupying two linoa hpacn. 2ft Wnna ‘ 4 cnnt» per line ftu “ pm “ a •• *• *• 2fi0 “ 2 l * 500 “ 2 DiKplu> ratna matin known on application. Chan)fnb fortligplay atlvnrtlneiiumtH must be handed in by 10 o’clock a. in. each day. Head tiiK advortisemonts will bn rncnivt*d nach day up to I o’clock p. in.
city will make no objection to spend a hundred or two of dollars to tnr-
TO BE RENEWED.
cilman Handel’s face wore a fiendi ish giin. He voted no, as usual, on
THE UNIVERSITY.
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M . .1. HEt KETT HAKUY M. SMITH.
Publisher MiiniiRiim Editor
Address all eomiiiuuleatIons to ThkDaii.v Ha.xnkh Timks, Greencastle, I nd.
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KKri lll.M \ N STATK TH KI-.T. Secretarv "f State W.M. I>. OWKN Auditor of State a.MKKICI S C. HAILKY Treasurer of State FHKH J. St IHM./. Attoruev General WM. A. KKT( HAM C lerk of Supreme < inn t AI.KX ANKKH IIKSS Supt. ruhiic Instruction I). W. <iKK 11NG State Statistician S. .1. THOM PSON State Geidogist W. S. IM.ATCHI.KY Supreme .Indge—First District .IAMKS ll. .lOHDAX Supreme Judge—Fourth District l.HANDKH .1. MONKS Iti.m ri.lCAX 4 01 M N TH KKT. For Keprc-cntative GKORGK \V. HANNA For Auditor .IAMKS McD. HAYS For Cierk JOHN I). HI NT For Recorder I.EMU El. JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD For Sheri tV "JANlEL W. MA< Y For Suryevor LARRY DOW N’S For Coroner JOHN i. OWEN For < onnnis-ioner 1st Distriet—JOHN f.. BRIDGES 2nd i district — J A M ES C. REA I UrPl'KI.ICAN TOWNSHIP TICKKT. For Trustee ROliKin' S. GRAHAM For Assessor ENOCH !.. FOX WORTHY For Justiees of the Peace WALTER J. ASHTON J AM ES T DEN NX GEORGE W. HI MBARGER For < ’onstahles WM. K. ( ALI.AHAN JOHN II. MILES DANIEL TOMPKINS
For Congress Fifth District JESSE OVERSTREET
ther increase the efficiency of this \<-«i»n t.y th« common rouarii i.»»( K»e- the lollowing:
one of the best features of our
to the North —Iri<*aiitlefM-ent
LiKhtM to he Tried.
splendid fire protection system.
ll tog—Locust Street Will Not t.e ttpeue.l -I. Nl. Donnohlie, police
Whkat and corn are now together in price, ranging about the 45 cent mark.
NEW LODGE ORGANIZED.
All the members of the council were present Tuesday evening except Attorney Moore, but Street
Frank Hi ley ** James Merry weather, tire dept
Geo. N. Nelson Ben 9. Williams
Jamek D. Cutler, streets. . John Tobin " Mike Dalton ** Jno. Moran **
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noun rc me lit.—The Very l.itte.t nntl the
Be.t by Spe. inl Reporter. , ,
No 10 Is stilld ventllnilcd tr H i„ with sleepers for New York n
• I tally t Kxcept s llll ,;" J "‘'“l.ei,, l
Dr. W.O. Vance, of the chemis- *‘i^thro^hT New'Vtr’V'*
! t<kfi It arlwvt* Mi.. It V. . ’ ,M> Ht()n r , l
is ou try and biology departments, gave rau^withsuiporau.r'v.* vllrldiSS is oo an excellent stereupticon exhibition inti iilakes eomer'i'ionJ't!,,.'o'* 1 i6-,:, lust even lag at the A. M. K. church, a,"" iTiion’i itv! n','""-"., 1 ',] 11 '
accompanied by one of his charactertsttc lectures on the views .
In the skinning match at Wash ington, which is exclusively democratic, Hill skinned Gorman yesterday. Voorhees is too sick to skin or is playing ’possum. This grand old democratic party seems to be wobbling about between the president, the devil and the deep blue sea, like a girl in a briar patch in blackberry time. The house and the senate are at irro conciliable loggerheads, and each G swearing that it will die in the last ditch. The president has jumped into the controversy and done so in exceptionally dramatic style, even for him. He stands by the house and tells the* truth about the senate, which is no more the senate of forty years ago than a water dog is u brook trout.—('tuiricr ./onniol.
Tiik report of the superintendent of fire alarm system in this city shows that the total loss by fire in Greencastle during the* past year to have been but .ffitilS.IJS, of which 412793.05 was paid back in insurance, making a net loss of but $H25 to the* tax payers. This is indeed a wonderful showing, and one that will stand a test, we are confident, with that of any other city in the state. That the alarm system has been the cause of this low percentage of loss there is no doubt, but to make it even more efficient an additional box or two should be erected. The lire at the Episcopal church demonstrated that fact, as
Commissioner Cutler was on hands, Taylor crump
> initli Darker **
Knight. »f Macrahww. Jinn fir.-riM i>.tir which evened up matters. On the , ()u K ,, Ual . Fraternal Onlera—OttieiTK iiml Member!*. - ,. T , .... . . .
motion of extending Locust street! Oliver tsme, brokrn stone
Last night in the A. O. U. W. .1 r •. . .. •. . I < ha*. Patterson “ * . . north from its present limit to ,., lt , lip ..
IH 111,1,1 1 n organization o ■' Augusta street, Chairman Perkins, H. H. Hillis. stone dust to branch of the Knights of Muecn- | . .1. .. W- L. IlroadHtrri't, .tone. JDIIU
bees. The order is a beneficial so-
ot’the street committee, stated that ! Wal j,, r hawlinK
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T. A. Colburn, of Savannah, Mo., who has been taking chemistry in the summer school, left today for
the committee had about decided
ciety founded upon fraternity and that the expen§e w0llld be too
protection and furnishing life and disability benefits. Its membership on June 30 last was 157,049, and though but thirteen years of age its increase has been very rapid.
The insurance department provides 11
for the payment of *1,000. *2.000 ( . on(kMnne(1 for the 8tn . e t. The C ° l ^ S * N ( J1 ,,,S -
J T. Stewart, repair tire alarm .. Geo. Hieknell, work for street eotu A. M. Maxson service eity emu
gretit to justify tiio move. The f A*b . , Jumes IhiKKy “ “ '* —
commissioners appointed to view Kwiag Met, an
tiiegiound found that the benefits Q<*o. iiatimway
. Geo. Hathaway,reports ** “ ...
fi[Hi <lainagt*s woultl bennout (*(|ual, l. tveik & . miHe ... With the exception of $125 to lit* Larry Downs. us*i*tlntr engineer
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son health.
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extended visit at
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Pa., with friends, and in search of
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Prof. Test, of Purdue, will have south bound
work among the freshmen this year v" ••
at Purdue, the preparatory school No ** 10,11
Hally, t Except •
or *3,000 at death, to the families or dependents of deceased members. Assessments for the purpose 01 paying benefits are graduated tiecording to the age of the person at joining and remain the same dur
ing membership.
George R. Terpany, supreme chaplain, of Port Huron, Mich., organized the new lodge which opens with twenty three names. The following officers were elected and installed : Sir Knight P. ('., K. A.
great expense, however, would be in tin* building of two culverts, which would cost the city at least *1500. The travel would be too light to occur so much expense. The report of the commissioners was referred to a committee to report at the next meeting, when final
action would he taken.
The committee on light reported !
OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUND-
NG TOWNS TALK.
1 "* having been abolished.— Lafayette
Cuu rier.
Rev. George Switzer was in the city yesterday on business connected with the DePauw quartette. Prof. A. R. Priest and wife will
Many mile.- go to Martin, Tenn., shortly after
Mlluiuy
VANDALIA LINi rralns leave tirtwnoMtiOci.in^
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No 4 No ao No S
MORTON.
FOR THK Wi - r
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FOR THE EAST
Ex. Sun. ... &34 a m, f 1)r . Hally I:-.-*,,,,,: - -‘■A ■hiily :i:35pin, •• '
Ex. Sun 8:30 p m •* Hally 3:-.'Sa in, •• Hally 3:38 am ••
I*ohit«*<l FuruKriipliH I'rom
within I’otiuini s it c»iin- the summer school ends, w here they 5 try iv»pic-s special Coiu.u.. »f si,..rt wi u 9pen(i t | u . remainder of the
Items of Neii;liborl)<»«Ml Newt*. . . ,
summer with relatives. , i kokia Dixisioy Leave Terre Haute.
left today for l ’v*' >, !. n •;; : t;»ti,
\. F. Wood an,I wife ami Uolundnis the state prohibition camptneeting | Bn d a, a ^,';n P s l ;'a. u ,' 1 "':; , f;, r l '|''ibanl’^
which is in session r * ,e *- through car*, o*c.^a<lclr.-<(.
castle Electric Light company in special meeting and that company
for several weeks. On Thursday ' aLi\"rn'N*a**.''\g.,
Ulodfelter and wife visited relatives Decatur III
that the council had met the Green- neiir La doga, Montgomery county, last'
I Sunday.
„ , . Will Ferguson and family, of Rock- aftornnon H inter-state :c||i( . A(;o &
Hamilton; Sir Knighi Commander, h ‘ lld agrt , ed t o renew the present ville, and Clay Carver and family, of prohibition oratorical contest will
E. (’. Smith; Sir Knight L. A
H'iwi.ino, J
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s t- Lniia. Mo.
EASTERN ll.I.ivJ
K. Browning; R. K , A. E. Moore; F. K., (G. West; chaplain, R. R. Bryan: Master of Arms, ('. M. Bell; First Master of the Guard, T. A.
con tract at
the same schedule.
To ami from Terre Haute, in cs-. I
May ISM
the same figures and M, ‘ ilr Bl<>omingdale, -pent Sunday at B. | be held. Representatives from In ra, ' ver ;*’ . diana, Wisconsin. Kentucky and II- j so* , Quarterly meeting at /.» . i k
I In- city is | (p mr te,ly meeting at Union Chapel I lini - a „.:.i %«/ sb 1 ? Niih'vi'ii™>'(MH*iar ;°: z *<»—j .. ; k . ^ »«««?»* the new contract, which will he •^ r - Sunday morning preaching by from Indiana, and will orate from >0 v < hicago* Na.hviiie i.imitoi a
Davenport; Second Master of the dftted lrom j uly 16 . 18 . H> win be , the elder at 10:.I0. the subject. ’’Relation of Prohibi- Ti hic^o 4%'iT Guard, J.E. Callahan. K. A. Ham- made on that basis with addition: 1 Wl ek ' ,r „ < e will"gr'l'. Tem th, ' S ,ion to the In dustrial Question.” Train*a’and'^rrvru^m*^",!!;^,
ilton was elected president of the lig|lt9 rat! , Aa experiment ^ ^ ^ ^ will be tried with incandescent, <*oiinty, to visit her parents. comingorators, and we are confident Nashvi < ln». !,t, run wo111 1 Iu,,n Jl lighting. It has been estimated 1 Mr. Bivens, of Terre Haute, visited H'at her reputation will be sus- Uer'l Paw.and
that incandescent lamps can be , ‘ ,n " l >‘'U'. •'dl, la>t week.
board of trustees. '1 he charter members are as follows: Sherman Powell, B. R. Bryan, K. A. Ilamil ton, J. E. Callahan, Andrew K. Wood, A. E. Browning, C. T. Ashley, E. K. Jenkins, C. G. West, James L Bull, W. E. Alspauph, C.
lunnw eun b „ j *’■ , '»* ^nu, m.-i ween. t8 i tied ill t ll is event. . . . , j *C B. Thomas went to Indianapolis,
placed at intervals of thirty-five | Aliss L ora Darnall gave a tea feet for the same price that is paid While threshing wheat hist week Clay ; l )art . v nt ^ ier koine on Hanna street for the are lights in the same terri , Frank was measuring wheat when his t° a l ew invited guests yesterday
evening in honor of Miss Druley, of|
$
torv as now coveted. On account ‘‘Baking got caught on the fan shaft
M. Bell, D. A. Peregrin, E.C. Smith, of ' the heavy 9hade trce8 on east , and wound him up, tearing Ids blouse Ande.son, a sister of Miss Julia Charles Pfeiffenberger, J. W. Jen- Wa9hington 8lreet an experiment '’sU l ! , ' n ni> ^ ^ Druley of the music sehool. Those J tiings, N. G. Smith (ilimiti (1 mini- w jH he made with the ineandescents Albert Key and family spent Satur- Ptesent were Messrs. Dotey, Paris, 1 * lul, ‘ It'^Littapolis tint), 'lobn on that thropghfare, placing them day night with Mrs. Kent. ; Gilbert, Starr and Burlingame, and Cawley, Harry Davenport. on the sidewalks. This will be • ,i " 1 Nuwgent went over to Russell- Misses Hoover, V. Allen and the'
and will settle the question as to
II Will Im* Her#* N#*xt Week.
Pension Agent Speneer is prepar tng for the quarterly payment, which begins August 1. He states that the amount to be paid out the coming quarter will exceed that paid the last quarter, w hich was
*2,596,843. There arc in this state to the city in the reaorder's office. 65,9*2 soldiers and soldiers’widows Supt. Throop, of the fire alarm drawing pensions, which amount to system, made the first annual re
done without additional expense ' V ! II I L ‘ 1:,st week aml «l«ta new binder Misses Druley.
1 ol J. Burnsides.
All express thein-
While out driving last Sunday even-
selves as being highly entertained
whether light is needed more on ing Mrs. Chambers’ horse seared near “Ber a most delightful fashion and the sidewalk than in the street! the iron bridge and George Cooper's i en joyed especially the music by the center. home, turning the buggy over and ladies and the DePauw quartette. The city engineer was directed ] br, ‘ , ‘ ki »K M| -8-Chambers’arm. It was The , , f th
to file a plat of the Sellers addition ,,n,k, ‘"as other- ‘ . wise badly bnd*ed. school was given at the Sig hall
last evening and a very pleasant
RUSSELLVILLE.
I'he Russellville bank elected direct- ; ors last Saturday, making only one |
cliangr. .1.11. Fordice wishing to re-1 Butler Will Higdon vs.
*10,155,622.09 every year. By the port. It was voluminous ami con-
amendment to the senate pension tained a great amount of statistics,!'."" , 1
appropriation bill the agent will be for the completeness of which the y ' Imrlia.n" was ’emeted preridem ' A ^ UKke ' ^ Rl '
allowed to appoint a relative to a council tendered him a Vote of and J.E. Durham cashier. The
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Ol ip l.IiisC3()upon| Frank Leslie's Scenes nil
Portraits of the Civil War ■ pain* about 11x18 Inclus i|
Magnificentlv lllusira'.:
relative to a council tendered him
responsible position. At present thanks. The tire calls for the vear the sister of Agent Spencer signs were 26; police, 12; inspection, 4;
There were 1
all the checks sent out. The Letter to Prof. Wilson. I've a letter I'rom your sire. Party mine, Party mine; I eouhl read amt never tire. Party mine, Party mine; He is staiulina tlrm by me. And I do not eare a O W hat the stand of others Ite, Party mine. Party mine; What the stand of others be.
Party mine.
He has told me wlmt he thinks. Party mine, Party mine; How Ills platform spirit shrinks. Party mine, Party mine; From the party perthly. That the Senate asks to lie Made the Cleveland policy. Party mine, Party mine; Made the i levcland policy.
Party mine
And your Papa asks of me. Party mine, Party mine; That fret* coal and Iron lie. Party mine. Party mine; Hut Unit suifar needs our hand. And Hie Income tax stand As a pnpulai demand. Party mine. Party mine: As a popular demand.
Party mine.
This may seem a little strange. Party mine. Party mine; To those who're not In raiiKc, Party mine. Party mine; Hut I’m here to tell you that Hi 's not writing through Ills hat And we know where we are at. Parly mine. Parly mine: And we know Where we are at.
Parly mine.
I've a letter from your sire. Party mine. Party mine; I oculd read and never tire. Party mine. Party mine; It Is full of love for you. And the best thing now, is to i.et beneath him p d. tj.. Party mine, Party mine; Oet beneath him p. d.
Party mine.
FV. J W Swift In .\, w Turk Sun.
peels nie good. The bank has a iine of deposits now over *2.i,0(H). Wheat threshing will he nearly
false alarm, 1; test 7
filtecn Hies, all small. 1 he loss to J There were five threshing machines anil tax-payers from fire was $825; to rigs unloaded here this year.
a
time was had. Case before DePauw moot court.
G. (J. Cal-
Wit-
parties unknown. Case
,ir " , ; compromised by defendants with
gOOd - .uwjuuiu mr rnm* i.'oonaent of plaintiff, entering plea IS Scenes"don’t'inciudi
for change of hoarding house. (We
instttance companies, *2793.65, ; making the small total for a year of *3618.66. The actual expense | of materials in running the system was but *25.4'J for the year. Mr. | Throop recommended the erection of more boxes and suggested locaI cations as follows : Engine house. Seminary and Locust, Locust and Elm, Jackson and Hill, Jackson and Franklin; also that the tower | of the engine house be remodelled 1 and the boll raised. The report of the city treasurer for June was referred to the finance
committee.
The street commissioner was instructed to make necessary repairs
wonder why?)
done this week if no rain hinders.
Chas. Wright returned yesterday
K. D. Smalley has sold his saloon | ^ roin *'' 8 * loniie at Indianapolis, afproperty to Mary A. Davey, of <’ox-! ter a stay of a tew days, and is conville. Henry Davey, her husband, pro- templating a trip to Roachdale.
poses to carry on the saloon business ... ,
therein. Misses Joslin and Hudde Daggy Edward Benefiel and family, of Marsh- a ^® Indianapolis today. S,„k1„v Wl.1, frieml, her,. j c . A R „ r Tm . ,,
\> heat will average ahout twentt ' • 11 „
bushels to the acre this year. with Beta Brothers and friends for
Prospects for a large crop ofeloveri a * ew ^ a .V 8 *
seed was never better. | (’handler Robbins and Morton Lorn I* in exri'Uent condition. n;,,n n u ♦ * • lir , The obi settlers will picnic at Sutber-' . tnp 0,1 WalnUt
lilt’s springs August I ibis year.
KOH (ITA HE Mill.' Ihing I War Coupon with li» » ' iits f w oirtj part as issinsl, to rill IIAN'E^
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Fi IR "I l < •! rows KEADI ^ j Mail oik* \\ ar Ciiupon \s itli I" t ' lif*. 1 ''1 TIIK IIANNLK TI Ml', on.n.i* ■ l I ud., for (*acli part. Ilr pfirticulrtr j < 1) vrivr your full name and uddi' • ] state what pari you want, tfh ink I numlmr; (3) iucloso tin* n* • • *•*• n \ ■ 1! pons ami |0 cents f a • d h purt wmir-: In sendlntr for “Frank Lrsli'^ " rtr I
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• ^“N’o bound voluint s id Fnuik D' lie’s War Scem‘8 will lH*olIVredl»y no m It AN NIK TIMI,- | No pilli can hi* olitaintsl in any fill" ' ,s .' than tmtlfatfil In oar regular ciupo"
At a meeting of some of the comrades of coiitpiinies A and C <*f tin* Tsth itegiment, Ind. soldiers during the encampment at Indianapolis last year. Major Foot, of Crawfordsville, proposed that the 78th have a reunion at Rockville on the 1st of September, 1894. ( apt. Smith
to
creek yesterday.
Miss Marie Burnaby is visiting friends in Roachdale this week. Your Suin in#*r \u<-afioit. Greencastle people leaving home for their summer vacation, for long or short trips, can have their favorite home paper, the Daii.y Banner Iimes, follow them. Address can be changed us often as desired. | It is better than a letter to travel-i ers away from home.
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on the old Bainhridge road; also an d others agreeing to the suggestion, to place tiling on both sides of 011- ^7“® or '. 1, ‘ ^, ''’ t, ’ at 1,11 "‘ ei » 1 ” > '’* ^ th« , . .... ‘3th Regiment, Ind. Vols., be invited to lespey street on Walnut, in con meet in Jtockville Sept. 1 this year. I nection with some grading to be' Everything would be prosperous if it done by A. Brock way in that neigh- [ was not for the two D’s—Debs and demborhood ; also stepping-stones at l <M,ri,, ’> r * 9iit they area heavy weight, corner of College avenue and Olive 1 u .' 'J.q “x,^'Y!,‘^ pi " B P °" 1 ' : street, and at alley crossing oh i
‘ ° I Letter List.
north College avenue; also tiling. The following letters remain in the at crossing of Howard and Depot Greencastle postofflee uncalled for
; streets. July 25;
The complaint of citizens on E* Jonston, Rev. Ciutrles Cross, matter of waste water from the •fennie Lane, Edward Denham, , , i-, , . I Mrs. Clara E. Bell, Mrs. Jessie Allen, steam laundry on Franklin street „ w ... * | Rev. Thomas 8. Anderson, Mrs. J. M. was referred to trie secretary of the Bennington, 8. F. Brown, Mrs. Ida city board of health and the street Wilson. Miss Mollie Hamilton. Miss
committee.
CLAIM ORDINANCE. I address. carpets and in other ways R. While indulging in mirth at some j In calling for same please say “ad-; member fhc price two do- f i unavoidable levity on the part | vertised.” Willis G. Nkfk. P. M. «*•«**»• »- ,Zfn or
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Remember everything is free at the I Old settlers’ picnie at Greencastle. The tit'iiumoth balloon lias arrived and will positively go up at 2 p. ln . The bttslm ss men are requested to have their wagons in the grand street parade which will take plac-j at 10 a. in. 22312 T*o dozen old newspapers at the Banner Times ollloe for fiyeh cents. These papers will be found i very useful in many ways. They!
Mary Ntines, care of Mr. South, no !,re n >ee for pantry shelves under I
carpets and in ’ ’ r|
member tl five cents.
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V>on nmi money ta- stamps
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