BULKLEY
!
Market
mi
!M
I
L
K
From
Bulkley
Valley
iSH
MILK
AND
WHIP-
Vo
bir
.
v
recommend
ir
Table
Crrom
nl
1
60
for
lf
I'm'
Qhalttv
and
Service
pedal
leu
Delivery
Servlco
alentin
Dairy
Phone
657
lr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phone
676
DENTIST
UGBOATS
y
Phones
423.
639.
IGreen
238,
Black
736.
)ht
Phonei
687,
.
639,
Ireen
238,
Blaok
736.
IPERT
MARINE
LODUCTS,
LTD.
EO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
'ur
Coats
&
tacquettes
Ksijulitite
Stock
of
Fur
I'm
minus
at
low
prices
C,
FUR
Co.
rt
CW.V.A.
Third
Ave,
ANGLICAN
W.
A.
MEETING
CLOSES
Donation
of
$1,000
to
Endow-ment
Fund'
Announced
Officers
Elected'
Tin
Caledonia
I)ioeean
Hoard
...
.
....hu
m
n
mutuary,
cowm
ucd
its
sessions
yesterday
ti
-ma
willi
Holy,
OoiniiniiiK.il
service
,nl
which
a
helpful
and
inspiring
address
was
given
hy'
the
Wfi.
Archdeacon
Jtiy.
'I'hl
whs
followed
hy
a
1iui-nessi?scsion,
at
which
Hip
ml'
dress
of
welcome
lo
visiting
delegates
was
given
by
r.
Klennoi
jl.ennnx,
M.H.,
Mr.
Marsh
of
jerrace
replying,
other
businef-
wan
then
proceeded
with
And
the
meet
J
we
adjourned
al
1
p.m.
(,
luncheon
and'
bauotiruc
for
offi
cer
of
the
hoard
for
the
coming
year.
At
2.30
thp
session
was
rp-umed.
when
a
very
aide
and
Instructive
address
was
given
hy
the.
president,
Mrs.
'itlx.
This
wax
followed
hy
a
splendid
address
from
lr.
Carlwright,
l,.I..I.
president.
Toronto
Diocesan
Hoard,
on
the
aims
and,
object
of
I
lie
W.A.
organization,
after
which
general
business
was
dealt
with,
-elosinst
with
many
heurly
vote
of
thanks
to
all
who
in
any
way
had
contributed
0
the
sue-"ess
of
the
fifth
annual
meeting
of
I
he
Diocesan
Hoard.
The
meetings
were
presided
over
hy
Ihe
president,
Mrs.
Hix,
who
tarried
them
through
in
n
most
suecexHful
manner.
Donation
Made
Dr.
t;artwright
announced
to
Hie
meeting
that
the
Toronto
Diocesan
Hoard
wa
preieuling
a
legacy
of
1
.000
i
which
had
heen
lert
to
them;
to
the
liishop's
Kndowiiient
Fund,
this
action
he
iiilt
tire
result
of
a
most
eloiuen!
and
earnest
appeal
from
the
Veil.
Ai
riulearr.ii
Hix,
when
in
Toron-
The
fdlowinst
olllcers
were
HAVIQABLC
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.S.C.
CHAPTER
lift
Lnlmi
oil
aupany
uf
Caiuds.
Lliulird,
lrrU)
fin
IH.hir
Ilia
I
It
lut
uniVr
Mt
liiiti
;
ui
III
id
Al
driuilrd
IUi
tlx
Minlnler
ur
I'ul.lir
Wurk
si
oua
iul
m
Ow
i.rti.-!
of
iim
liiniiVl
llriilrar
ul
U
l."l
,'ii-fiflry
rtutriet
r
ITInt
In.
dHwrif.lli.n
.if
tlw
li
and
utaiw
mm)
!
r3rVrriM
J
here
b
far
itiore
BAKING
POWDER
used
ii
Canada
that;
of
all
other
Ik
MADE
IN
CANADA
NO
ALUM
W.GII.LETT
CO
TOHDMTOi
CAN.
LTD
A
elected
for
the
coniimj!
year:
Honorary
president--Mrs.
Iu
.Vernet.
!
1'resident
Mrs.
rii'X.
.
j
Firm
V
i.-e-prealdeni
Mrs.
Mc
(loxkrie.
Second
vice-president
Mis.
Hill.
Secretary
.Mrs.
Hollhy.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Mcintosh.
j
.
Kee.-Treas.
(Oirls)
Mrs.
jloiner.
!
,
ee.-Truis.,
(Juniors)
Mrs.
J'arkin.
j
Sec.-Treas.
(envel(mes)--Mrs.
ilarzett-Jones.
(
j
ec.-IVeas.
(thank-olferins)
LMrs.
Orchard.
I
iec.-Tras
(Dorcas)
-Mrs.
'.
K.
GoIIIkoii.
Sec-Trean.
tTtoodsell.
becireas
MUs
Da
vies.
:
I.ivinp
Message
(Uleralure)
Mrs.
(prayer
part)
Edilorv
Mrs.
i
I
HUDSON
BAV
TRADING
SOKOOftfgft
AYSIAUD,
FOK-MERCY
AMUflKWE-VS
KAU0.
HERE
EN
ROUTE
f
0
AlfctlC.
(Continued''
frpri
l'age
Jne).
irtay
.Tune
25,
1t26.
THE
DAILY
H1WB
PAOfcfKfVK
aVaa!
bIbbRa.
rls
afaaaei
aaMaB
aLJ
His
I
Ipmclufwtl
at
World'
"TTTZlJ
YiaH
lumnl
SctmtlAe
AzXs
HI
Industrial
Hrch
1
H
ajHuiut.
wm
not
szaSCL
fctatn.
Pleasant
odor.
ViarmMtliUfnaM
f
andantroaU.
At
Your
Retailer
r
311
Third
Avenue,
as
been
'akcn
over
from
J.
Preece
te
wrh
SeuJy
and
Ijoodaon
resh
Meats
riving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
I
Phone
178
I
lUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
OOD
gr
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
ana
spruce
loan
$C.EO
lin
:i
i
....
3.60
ar
BO
KrniVVood
and
Keep
Cool
i
HydeTransfer
t
139
Second
Avenue
(Phone
580
-Wight
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
lr.tae.llon
lo
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
III
Land
nerordlng
District
of
Prince
fUicrt,
and
altuaie
on
.
Moresby
Island,
(.meen
Charlotte
Group,
on
unnamed
Inlet,
three
miles
south
ur
Iw
La
Heche
Inlet.
TAkF
NOTICE
thai
The.
Canadian
Fish-
Ina
Company,
Limited,
or1
Vancouver,
-or
for
a
lease,
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at'
a
post
planted
at
head
of
Inlet
about
"4
mile
north
or
unnamed
Creek:
thence,
west
SO
rbalns;
thence
south
to
chains;
thence
ease
to
chains,
more
or
less,
to
shore
line;
thence
north
erlv
following
shore
line
tn
I'.o.C.,
and
containing
4l
acres:
mnn
of.
e:
THE
CANADIAN
FISHINQT
COMPANY,
LIMITED,
Applicant.
Per
William
Alfred
Bower
Dated
(tn
April,
ttsc.
I).
Allen.
Spc.-Treas.
"Little
Helper"
Mrs.
Toltey.
Delejrales
to
the
Dominion
Annual
meeting.
Mrs.
Mrlijtosh,
Mrs.
Orchard.
Mrs.
Andrew.
Mrs.
Mackie,
Mrs.
Hoilf.y.
WATER
NOTICE.
,
Olftrdon
i)4
Um.
TAkF.
SoTlti.
tlMt
Hnilob
Cttlumbl
Fllinif
.
l-arkiur
Ui.
Lid.,
wbfiw
ail
drm
l
Vanrmivrr
B.C.,
ni
ailj
fur
a
li.fiiiT
to
laki'
and
um
S
rubii-
r.i
Mr
iwrwid
of
Malw
aia
.tul
'il
of
ur
an
an
iin
unnaiiM-d
..f
r,n..
nmi.,
..i
77.
,
IM
bu
ll
in
111.,
Irt-,r
.VrnrS
iTmiV.
'
."".
.
I"rtbrl1j
and
ill
um
'Wild
I'mrliirr.
m
alrr
lul
four.
Ill-irk
,
tin.
Mit
iiarr
rtanprmlnir
a
iiarmw
appnarh
oaryinr
lb
idth
fn-ii
...
...
mntt
a......
...
hiatiwalrr
mark
drama
inu.
Snuili
Bay.
Skldl'ati-
Inlrl.
ab.Mii
fwir
mill'.
iHrtlH-a-rl7
rnmi
lliiHitll
or
lieena
llurr
Tlio
uairr
will
l
i'Jr!
.".f
M
'
I
llop
under
her
new
commander
l
rlialn
wiulliratl
ii6rtliri
rwr-
.
....
....
.
ii
i
.
i.rr
an
-
-
....
h.
..
.
.
...
lirnalmauli
3llr.
lHn
II
.,!,.
i..
...
'
'
I.
rtHm
'
in
ini,
itx
amy
f-l
iiH-xiirrm.nl
lKlnr
aTnuiml-l
jural
lei
ti.
11m.
alx.rr
linr.
And
Uki
ttnllrai
thai
aflrr
ln
rplra
linn
ur
iiM-
iiiuktti
I
nun
ttM
dalo
!
llw
iii-i
puliiirati..n
(,r
ihu
nuiltf
tlx-
I'niim
oil
'
niiipanr
iif
Canada.
Llnnird.
will
I
U-d
f..r
dinirUr
and
rainwrv
nur
inm-k
u.xm
the
land
laied
aa
rr
and
belnr
Um-
TiirealHiri'
In
from
r
IjI
144,
Ouwn
iIliarlfHie
Inland.
Till
nnllre
waa
H.ii-d
ii
Hit
Kniiind
un
Oh
30lh
day
irf
rll.
rstt.
A'
nipy
nr
Ibis
iwiiire
and
an
upplirallim
pursuant
tli.-rriu
and
to
tbo
aier
aii
iu
ur
rum
in
iiw
nrrii
iiBdrr
Tll.m
T
of
llw
.aid
An
ai..lr
to
..f
VValVr
li,rdrr
al
l-nn
.,
,ri
urr
in
ar
i.iij
,ir
uiiaa,
fur
ap
Ik
rilrd
oh
itw
nn
w.i.r
i......
"""in
Haiea-
Wananr.
hfiVIQABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chaplar
IIS.
Tim
Hntlth
'toiuuibis
Flailing
t
park
in
LimipanT
UiK-.iei.,
nrrrliy
Dm
no
uitiTisii
an.rvniv
hiiio
I'ACklXl
CO.
I.m.
Alipllrant.
-
By
SlM-rwoud.
A
tent.
NOTICE.
IV
T1IK
MATTIil
.if
an
ar.tilliatli.n
tnr
lln
itauv
of
a
rmvlaluiial
Crrliriral
of
u,"'"f
WIMdi
7
r
llw
Hid
Title
ror
til
Kat
half
uf
j.t
iw..
iT
IltlBliIltll
UTin
llkatl
VIal.lritSt
iV
llat
a
1
..a.
Jat.
.
...
-
r-,..,...,
ui
uum
ikimr
inis
iii
iiiir
WATER
NOTICC.
DIralon
and
Uat.
TAkK
NOTICK
Hut
lluberl
.
Genrre
hibiialuii.
wlime
addreaa
la
IineriH-im
'
anuery,
will
apply
fur
a
llvenre
lo
take
ami
ue
a
Nirllun
uf
waier
out
of
cit-ek
wi
ll
nt
wliarr
at
China
Hat,
name
un
himwii,
wliirli
flow
aiiuilual
aial
drama
mil.
Trout
Hay
about
4uo
reet
auutti
along
the
liearh
fmin
the
mnilheaal
nil
hit
l.ol
A.'
kltaaou
I.
II.
The
water
will
lie
dl-vi'rli'd
from
the
atreani
al
a
point
about
Mill
reel
from
Its
moutli,
and
will
be
unci!
ror
domestic
puriHwe
upon
the
rau-iierV
ilrnrrllM-il
aa
lit
"A."
kltaaoo
1.
11.
,
THIh
imtlre
wa.
nwled
on
tls
r
round
on
I
Ihe
llth
dn.v
or
May,
A
ropy
of
Una
nnii.t.
and
an
appllratlnn
imrviant
tnriTlo
alio
i"
inr
ier
aci
Will
ih?
filed
in
the
offlre
ur
Ihe
Water
llerorder
at
I'ruirn
IIiiiktI;
Oblertlona
tn
the
an-
pllrnllcn
may
be
filed
wilh
the
said
WaieN
bernnler
or
with
tbe
Complniller
ol
Water
lllirbl.4.
I'nrllament
lltilldinira,
Vlr-tnrla,
H.:.,
wltliln
thirty
day
after
the
first
appearam-e
of
this
leitlt'n
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
or
the
first
publication
or
Oils
notice
l
June
4.
19VI1.
P.OIIHP.T
I1F.OII0K
JOHNSTON.
Applicant.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
Nolle
of
Application
for
Bate
Llcanaa.
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that,
on
the
sin
day
of
June
next,
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
l.liinor
Control
Board
for
a
llii-nse
lit
resiiert
of
premises
being
pnrt
or
the
holloing
known
as
Ocean
Falls
Hotel,
sliimte
on
Front
Street,
Town
nf
Ocean
Falls,
upon
Ihe
Intnl.
dcsrrrtied
as
Lot
No.
31,
Hange
S.
Coat
District,
Map
No,
n.M.
If.
Laud
Registration
District,
in
the
province
of
British
Colmiibla,
for
Ihe
sate
nr
beer
bj
the
glass,
or
by
tle
open
liottle
ror1
ronsuiupilon
on
the
premises.
Dated
this
7th
day
or
June.
iota.
PACIFIC.
MILLS
I.IMITKt).'
fee
C.
I..
Harked
Treaaiiref.
LAND
AOT.
r.asslar
Lnnd'
iST-trlet;
Land
Tlecordlng
District-of
UPlnre
liupert,
and
situate
on
Allln
l
ake
nuuut
ih
miles
auolliwest'
of
Atlin
Townslte.
TAkF
NOTICE
that
Edmln
Jules,
Fggert,
of
Atlin.
In
ths
province
if
British
Columbia,
occupation
operating
tourist
launch,
Intends
to
noply
for
cnollon
lo
mir
chase
the
following
desrrlbed
landsi
Commencing
at
a
noil
rdanted
at
tire
anullieasi
corner
of
mauler
Hay,
In
Allln
Lake,
sltnaled
aa
almve;
tlnnre
following
Hie
shore
line
west
o
chslnsi
thence
south
fl
rhnlns)
thence
east
to
chains;
thence
north
(J
rhalns,
to
pomp
of
rnniiuenreiiient,
EDWIN
JULES
EOOERT,
APP'"Cin4,
Dated
Ma,
to.
tm.
su
m
nier.
j
Towerinist
hills
nd
mountain1?
1
r.t
I.II.i.Mrlnn
l..imnVni.lB
I
jri
.i-ir.
jrtiti
ti.
iiuiillinjni
'
iiUirw.
sriowiltorin.
frozen
ssas;
i
ice-Iocke'd
harhofrt',
polaTSnfmals;
and
sudden
death
are-'
not
straim-
rs
to'
Ihe
Hayiiiand,
which
has
made
many
visits
to
the
land
wlierenier,
are
men,
and-where
they
Hie
hy
trie
law
of
self-pre-
'
sen
al
ion,
.force,
pfur.k
and,'
diiduV-anete.
j
The.
schooner4iihic!i
'iepna
1
1
tie
Lrfdy
Kiioierslef
In
the
Hdd'-
son
Hay
Arctic
service,
has
had
a
romanlje
history.
She
w;as
huilt
in
Norway
lo
the
specifications
of
'
the
famous
explorer.
Captain
Am-
undseh,
and
put
in
commission
iii
July.
liIH.
Captain
Amuiid-sen
s
plan
was
lo
put
tier
in
the
ice
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Jspav
Silieri.m
Islands;
wilh
the
hope
that
sne
would
lie
carried
across
the
Arctic
Bea.
ta
Ppitzbernen.
Condilions
were,
liov,eer,
unfav-orahle
to
the
schpil,
and
for
three
successive
winters
she
was
forced1
to
spend
Iter
timo
wintering
ori
the
iMherian
coast.
In
.1921
she
proceeded'
lo
the
Pacific
Coast
for
repairs,
which
were
completed
-aft
Seattle,
where
she
also
took
provisions.
In
those
dayfc
the,
schooner
was
known
as
jHie
Maud'.
,
The
expliiratlon'
of
the
unknown
region
wit
hi
it
the
Arctic
Sea-was
always
a
fascination
to
Captain
Amundsen,
hut
H.
U.
Sverdrup,
who
was
Ju
charge
of
the
sejenti-fiifwork
on
the
expedition,
states
that
it
was
never
thought
possihle
ihat
the
vessel
would
hfv
carried
from
the
New
Kiherian
Islands
ncrnss
this
area,
as
the
course
taken
hy
the
Jeannetfe
wreckage
wis
directly
past
the
pole
and
away
from
the
unknown
area.
The
expedition
was
intended
rather
as
one
wilh
the
object
of
mjakinjr
scientific
observations.
Real
Adventures
In
July
i22,
Captain
Amundsen
handed
the
command
of
the
party
oxer
to
Captain
Oscar
VVist-
ins;
and
left
the
schooner
wilh
the
intention
of
organizing
an
e.xpe
d
it
ion
to
cross
the
Arctic
!ea
by
air.
,
M
-
If
'was
after
iWMepartore
that
the
adventures
of
the
schooner
really
commenced.
On
July
29.
1022.
Ihe
schooner
left
Point
ami
arr;teu
ni
iieraui
isiauu
on
schooner
asrain
commenced
to
tH-ttV!ttf,
""f
wesl-northwest.
and
on
Aus-
,.,..,-1,
in
nr
uum
tin
mai
land
navmr
liern
prudiired
lo
iih
u
la
M,r
,H.ril.Hi
,rf
laud
aliuale
alsmt
two1
y
,ii,
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In
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Atlin
.Mlnlnir
lovuion
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Caaslar
IH-Iriel.
Where
located:
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Craier
Creek
and
adiomlnv
and
northeast
nr
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lllr
tnyon
Kxlvnsion
Mineral
Claim
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l,
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Free
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irltrirale
So.
?u?3ri.
Intend,
sixty
dy
fnmr
the
date
hereor,
to
apply
to
the
Mlninr
llwinler
for
a
Ceruricate
of
luiprnveinenla,
ror
Ihe
pur-lwe
of
obtaining
a
Crown
(Irani
or
Ihe
alM.ve
claim.
Ami
fnrtlier
take
noilre
that
action,
under
aertlnn
37,
must
be
roiiMiieiH-ed
berure
Hie
Issue
of
such
Certificate
of
linproveuienta.
lilted
tills
1st
day
or
June,
A.n.
lege.
II.
.Mc.N.
FnASFIt,
Agent.
Attsrust
3.
This
marked
the
stopping
of
any
attempt
In
progress
further
under
the
schooner's
own
power,
and
for
two
years,
until
Auvust
1.
1024,
she
drifted
as
a
Unit
of
the
ice-pack.
Captain
Wislinsr.
speaking
of
his
adventures,
slated
that
the
prevail
inj?
northerly
vvinds
prevented
the
schooner
from
drifting
across
the
Polar
Sea
north1
of
lie
llonp
Island,
and
.
carried
them
instead
backwards
and
forwards
in
their
ice
prison.
In
1924
the
fhe
succeeded
in
clearinsr
the
ice.
If
she
had
remained
in
this
re-yion
it
is
likely
she
would
have
drifted
across
the
Polar1
Sea,
but
hi
bad
orders
Jiy
wirelfss
from
Kapl
aln'
Aimt
n'dsen
f
to
'
"ttbandon
further
effol'.'
ti)
make
the'
af-iHmjitt
j'dntf
;
li.eail
4
returrt
to
'
NVrne!
'Ataskk
'
J
Difficult
Return
The
Ifomeward
prtkjrress
was
very
slow,
as
at
Cape
Haranow,
to
miles.
east
of
the
Kolyma
Hiver,
al
lattempts
to
find'
a
passage
through
the
ice
barrier
failed
and
the
ship's
compariy
resigned
Ihemsehes
to
spending
another
winter
in
the
Arctic.
From
September
5,
!.2t,
until
July
13,
IH25,
she
was
locked'in
the
srrasp
of
the
mck.
Danf.Vr
was
ever
present.
.In
Octobenr
1D23,
she
was
caught
in
a
jam
of
ice
hehveen
converpinsf
floes.
These
came
together,
Crushinjr
the
iec
raft
before
its
advance
until
it
stood
as
high
as
the
schooner's
masts,
forming
a
houitdary
line
with
the
Maud
in
Die
center.
The
fact
that
the
schooner
eer
came
out
is
due
only
to
her
form
of
construction
and
her
innate
strength.
For
two
hours
the
crew
walled
for
death,
hilt
the
only
damage
Ihe
s
hooner
sustained
was
n
certain
amount
of
straining.
Locked
y
loe
Walls
On
another
occasion
conditions
were
even
worse.
In
May,
1924,
U?
ice
raft
broke-
and
ibe'
Hoe
on
one
side
of
tlie
ship
receded,
but
a
huge
wall
of
iee
reniained
frozen
to
tlif
side1
of
tlie1
MWd.
h
June
the
schooner
was
jammed
be
tween
a
floe
and'
masses'
of
ice
pans,
and
the
frozen
wall
attached
to
the
ship
prevented
the
World
Dunlop
Tires
and
the
Dunlop
Dealer
together
typify
unified
service,
built
on
known
values,
plus
courtesy.
pans'
from
lifting
her,
as
ou
pre-!
vious
occasions.
Ihe
pressure
ca;ne
gerater
and
the
schooner,
was
pushed
over
on
her
side,
and
her
boats
hanging
on
her
davits!
were
resting
pn
the
ice.
l'repara-1
lions
were
made
for
abandoning
Jier,
and
the
Iogs
had
been
put
over,!
he-port
side
wilh
provisions
and
sleighs,
when
the
ice
opened
and
she
floated
on
an
even
keel.
Great
Strength
i
The
Maud
has
a
wonderful
hull.
The
knees
nre
natural
curves;
her
ribs
are
12
by
12-incli
oak,
spaced
an
inch
apart;
while
her
sides
are
22
to
21
inches
thick
of
oak
ribs,
planks
and
iron
bark.
She
is
107
feet
long,
with
a
II-fnot
beam,
and
draws
15.U
feet
of
water.
Her
gross
register
U
393
tons,
while
her
net
register
is
292
Ions.
The
vessel
is
powered
with
senii-diesel
engines,
generating
210
horsepower.
Captain
l'oellmer
1ias
a
sedJ6tt
ed
crew
of
Atctic
men
as
officers.
The
mate
Is
Captain
CUUfprd
Smith,
who
was
his
jnMc';iytteri
(lie
auxiliary
schooner
I.TtdyKin
dersley
was
lost
in
the"
frozen
north.
Smith
was,
in
charge1
of
lhi
party
which)
were
left
ashoro
wlien.lhe
ictv
field
carried
Ihe
shin
into'
the
unknown'
north,
and
be
was
a
member
of
the
rescue
parly
mat
met
Captain
Foellmer
ami
his.men
vvhen
they
abandoned'
the
Klnih'rsley
and
trekked
across
the
ice.
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