I
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4
1
JPAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
May
?
u
ITALIAN
SILK
RATINE
A
lovely
pure
shot-silk
mixture
which
gels
silkier
with
washing,
for
ladies'
ami
children'!
dresses,
tkimes
in
colors
of
olive,
orchid,
while,
paddy,
sand,
pink,
and
orange,
thirty-six
inches
wide,
per
yard
65c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
FOR
THAT
SLEEPY
SPRING
FEELING
Take
a
bolllc
or
Edinburgh
Hospital
Sarsaparilia
Compound
Enriches
and
vitalises
Hie
blood
$1.00
a
Bottle
Rune
pt
Pharmacy
prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
MEAT
DEPT.
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
45c
Shoulder
Sieak,
per
lb.
15c
Pot
Itoasl.
Hcef,
per
lb.
15c
.Prime
Itib
Jtoasl.
per
lb.
20c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
55c
Veal
Cutlets,
per
lb.
..
,25c
Slew
Veal,
2
lbs
25c
Shoulder
Veal,
per
lb.
18c
I.amli
(vtmps,
per
lb.
..
35c
Pork
Chops
loin;
lh...
35c
Pork
Chops
(shoulder,,
per
lb
30c
Sausage,
2
lbs
35c
Salt
Pork,
per
lh.
.'.
.
.
30c
Hcef
Dripping?,
3
lbs...
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
575
Spun
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes
'
Pur
Yard
25c
Mrs.
W.T
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Itox
-
-
-
U89
Phone
Oruen
38!)
Donegal
Tweed
Coats
$20.00
'"T'
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please,
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
BACHELOR
BANKER
LEAVES
HIS
MONEY
FOR
AN
OBSERVATORY
J'AltlS,
Texas,
May
I2.-ThoJ
I
University
of
Texas
will
hao
an
compare
favorably
with
the
I
famous
Lick
Observatory
as
the
result
or
a
81,100,000
hcpiest
or
William
J.
McDonald,
82-year-old
liarichclnr-batiker,
whose
will
has
been
tiled
for
probate
here.
Mr.
McDonald
bequeathed
8t;'0,0(i0
to
relatives
and
direct-
ed
that
the
remainder
or
his
ap
proximately
one
and
one-halt
million
dollar
estate
tro
to
the
university
ror
an
observatory
to
hear
tiis
name,
luiversily
official
hailed
the
in
as
one
that
will
provide
tor
scientific
research
not
possible
otherwise.
BERLIN
ONCE
MORE
AS
BEFORE
THE
WAR
Buildings
Repaired
and
Renewed
Giving
More
of
Old
Time
Appearance
HKltl.lX,
May
12.
During
lh.
pas!
year
six
thousand
buildings
in
Berlin
have
had
their
front
renovated
and
the
one-lime
spick
nd
span
Creels"
gradually
an-
resuming
their
pre-war
appear
ance.
Stucco
facades,
neglected
for
more
than
ten
yeans
have
been
torn
away
and
renewed,
and
rniccs.
lighting
fixtures
and
"rnamcnis
replaced.
During
the
inflation
period
Special
Tours
'
Who
toes
there
I
Where?
with
the
Veterans
to
the
Battle-fields,
France,
Belgium
and
Blighty,
leaving
Montreal
June
19,
on
the
Cunarder
"Antonia"
for
Cherbourg,
under
the
auspices
of
Thos.
Cook
&
Son,
Limited.
Other
Tours
from
Montreal
SONS
OF
ENGLAND
TOVH
May
22
Aw-ania
for
London
at
CALEDONIAN
SOCIETY'
TOUR
June
11
Atbenia
for
Glasgow
EDUCATIONAL
TOUR
Jane
26
Asrania
for
Plymouth,
Cherbourg
London
STUDENTS
TOUR
July
2
Aurania
for
Liverpool
DAUGHTERS
&
MAIDS
OF
ENGLAND
TO
UK
July
3
Ausonia
for
London
MASONIC
TOUR
July
9
Albeuia
forCIasgow
The
Cunard
Steamship
Company,
Limited,
622
Hastings
Street,
West,
Vancouver.
CUNARD
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
E.
You
cannot
afford
to
miss
this
1
lb.
of
'Chocolate
Ixtair
Biscuits
and
1
lb.
or
Kmpress
ltesl
Tea,
all
for
95c
a
3
Itus
Libliy's
Asjiaragus
Tips
95c
4
tins
Libliy's
Fresh
Siiinacli
95e
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
and
Heans
95c
5
lbs.
California
Table
Figs
95c
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsuj
95c
6
tins
Peas
or
Corn
95c
6
large
tin
Tomatoes
....
95c
13
lls.
Cranulaleil
Sugar
..
95c
4
lb.
tin
Malkin's
lies!
Pure
Plum
Jam
55o
4
lb.
tin
Kmpress
Pure
Raspberry
Jam
75c
4
lb.
tin
Empress.
Mack
Currant
Jam
80c
4
lb.
.
tin
,
Kmpress
'
Orange
Mar-
malade
65c
3
combs
pure
Honey
,
.
&C
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
95c
.12
bars
Palmolive
Soap
.
S5cL
4
pksrs.
princess
Flakes
3&0!
7
lbs.
Seedless
Raising
950
i
3
tins
Libby's,
Delmonle.
or
Mai-1
kin's
Host
Sliced
Pineapple
95c
6
tins
Singapore
Pineapple.'
Hlieed
95oj
13
ikgs.
Malkin's
Hesl
Jelly'
Powders
95c
3-5Cc
tins
Schilling
Itesi
Hakimt
Powder
95c
i
7
lb.
extra
Fancy
Dry
Prunes
95of
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
.
.
.
.
95oi
19
bars
While.
Swan
Soap
,.
95c
Commencing
this
week
plenty
ofl
Fresh,
Strawberries
and
Whip-,
ping
Cream,
Fresh
Fruit
and
Green
Vegetables.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
The
Real
Cause
Of
Constipation
Is
A
Bad
Liver
Mrs.
Jean
Bocheir,
Kelson,
U.C,
writes:
'Tor
many
years
I
have
been
troubled
with
ray
liver,
and
suf
fereJ
terribly
with
constipation.
I
HHAED
JLBOUT
Milburn's
and
hare
been
greatly
improved
since
I
started
to
take
them.
I
cannot
recommend
them
too
highly
to
any
one
who
is
troubled
with
their
liver."
Milburn's
Laxa-Liver
Tills
are
not
a
new
and
untried
remedy.
They
have
been,
on
the
market
for
the
past
32
years;
put
up
only
by
The
T,
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
OnU
'hicves
reaped
a
rich
harvest
by
dealing
metal
cornices,
lighting
.'ixiurcs
and
building
ornaments,
celling
them
for
junk.
Facades
of
store
front.
mutilated
in
this
manner
went
unrepaired
owing
to
their
owners
not
having
sufficient
funds
for
the
work.
The
utlay
for
new
facades
last
year
is
estimated
at
10.000.000
marks.
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
CLEANINGJJP
TOWNS
Mew
Era
of
Law
and
Order
Predicted
for
Communities
that
Have
Effected
Change
In
Authority
VICTORIA,
May
12.
A
new
in
of
law
and
order
will
pre
vail
in
cities
where
justice
i
tieiii?
enforced
by
the
provincial
police
in
plaee
or
muuicipKi
police,
official
or
the
atlorne.v
zenentl's
department
predict
in
upporting
the
morality
drive
icing
made
by
the
provincial
force.
Alleged
gambling
resort
Prince
(leorge
and
Itnsstati'!
have
recently
been
put
out
or
business
by
the
police
and
the
department.
ED.
CONWAY
HAS
LEFT
GRANBY
CO.
Popular
Field
Engineer
Leaves
Anyox
For
Vancouver
After
Fourteen
Years
In
District
Artcr
fourteen
year'
continuous
service
with
the
Cranby
Co.,
J.
Conway,
field
engineer,
has
resigned
his
position.
Mr.
Con
way
and
family
have
already
left
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
en-;age
in
business.
Mr.
Conway,
through
his
frequent
exploration
trips
for
tint
Cranby
Co.
in
various
parts
or
the
north,
became
widely
known
and
his
departure
rrom
the
district
will
be
generally
regretted.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENCE.
NOTICE
M
IIKIIKBV
GIVES
that
on
the
lith
day
-of
May
net
I
the
umlmirwd
In-lMid
In
apply
to
the
IJquor
Control
Board
for
i
Llreiire
In
renfefl
of
Hie
pn-iuliies.
Iieinr
pari
of
tlx-
building-
known
'Oimsh's
Hotel."
sllnale
on
Main
stwt.
Mitt.
H.i:
.
and
upon
the
lands
rte-xrllied
a
jt
s.
tiWn
II.
Map
9
ISA.
erlnre
liupert
land
lteirltralln
lilstrtrt.
In
the
I'rotlm-e
of
finish
Columbia,
ror
the
sale
or
ltr
by
Hie
rtaii
or
by
th
oiH-n
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises.
HATED
si
the
City
of
prince
flipert.
l-mvinrr
i.r
HrtlUh
Columbia,
this
17th
day
or
April.
A.I).
I0.
MILDflED
LI
LI
AX
DUN.
Applicant.
OOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Nolle,
of
Application
for
Bt.r
Llc.nc.
.yt'TUX
IS
IIEHEllV
OIV'EV
Ihal
on
the
sin
nay
or
May
iw-ii
the
undemlinied
Intends
to
M'ply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
fur
a
ll'Tiirr,
in
repci
to
pretule
iiii.wn
a
..w.V.A.
Hotel,
nituale
In
the
i-iii.iiP
nr
i-ori
i.ipnicmn.
b.;
upon
tn
land.
de
-llM-d
as
south
half
of
lots
and
9,
blin
k,
41,
District
lot
14S.
OU.-en
'."V
.,,'!r"',t.
t";r1'n
io
'
a
reilMercrt
map
or
plan
deposited
st
th-
l-nd
lu-ptry
office
in
itie
City
or
J.ir
the
Mir
of
beer
by
the
rlass
or
by
""'
"'n
Iwttle
for
consutnpilon
on
the
fsl-d
at
frlnrr
linperl,
B.C.,
this
till
day
of
April.
I!6.
FIIAMC
I'EAnCK.
Applicant.
MILK
PRICE
Reduced
Commencing
May
1
CASH
PRICES
7
Quart
Tickets
....
$1,00
12
Pint
Tickets
.
.
..
S1.00
Table
Cream,,
Vi
pint
..
1Bo
Whipping
Cream,
Vi
pint
..
25o
Daily
Train
Service
commences
May
I.
,
Phone
your
order
to
657.
Valentin
Dairy
CHINESE
LOTTERY
CITY
OF
EDMONTON
EDMONTON.
May
12.
Charg
ed
wflh
conduct
ins
a
Chineo
lottery
in
the
city,
a
Chinaman
nnined
Wong
Kee,
who
gvjs
his
place
of
residence
as
an
east
end
hidel,
was
arrested
Friday
after-noon
by
Detective
Sergt.
I'ethe-
rau.
It
is
staled
thai
a
large
number
or
lottery
tickets
had
been
disposed
or
(
members
ofl
lie
porters
club
ami
that
imp
licates
were
found
in
the
pov
essiim
pt
the
licensed.
,
The
Chinese
lottery
pame
ha
een
a
popular
,
one
in
.
the
city
i
it
ouie
nine,-jicroming
io
re
ports
which
have
been
receivei
y
the
police-.
The
ticket'!
bought
by
the
nalnis
arc
uinched
on
certain
numbers
and
the
holders
of
(he
winninti
tuiin-
ters
are
the
recipient
ot
the
prize
money.
ome
large
sums
are
known
to
have
been
paid
to
the
successful
holders.
COLDSTREAM
GUARDS
FOR
CANADIAN
WEST
EDMONTON,
May
i.
Sink
conditions
in
ttir
old
country
are
not
likely
to
interfere
with
the
bringing
or
the
Coldstream
Ouards'
band,
to
the
west
tor
a
series
or
perrofniances
at
summer
exhibitions,
in
the
opinion
or
Manager,
V.
J.
Stark.
The
band
is
not
sHicduled
U
leave
England
until
June
18.
and
no
intimation
whatever
bus
been
received
that
ft
will
be
obliged
to
cancel
the
trip
on
account.
ol
.be
present
condition.
As
he
contract
was
signed
some
lime
ago.
it
is
Tell
certain
that
lh-famous
ugzregation
or
player
will
lour
the
west
u
arranged.
y
STEWART
Arrangement
are
practical!)
eomptelnl
for
the
consolidation
oM!
claims
In
the
Marmot
Hiver
section,
witli
the
object
of
turn
inz
them
over
as
a
unit
to
a
large
American
development
and
operating,
company.
Jo
Creeii
is
the
instigator
of
the.
projer'
on
which
he
lias
been
working
for
the
past
year
or
so.
F.
C.
(Jutland,
who
has
re
turned
lo
StcwaVi
to
inaugurate
the
summers
pYograni
of
work
on
ine
UutiamUMIver
Itar
pro
perty
near
the
head
of
Salmon
Olacier,
expects
lo
Muck
out
a
large
amount
or"
high
grade
or-
and
make
soimr
lilinnents
this
season.
The
Day
group,
of
fourcIaims,
lying
wel
of
the
H'sg
Missouri
and
owneil
by
C.
tiineron
o(
Stewart,
has
been
bonded
to
the
Hig
Missouri
Mining
tk).
for
rt
period
or
three
years.
The'
Hi-;.
Missouri
has
also
bonded
the
L'nirorn
group.
Mis
Magar
has
arrived
ipi
from
Port
Simpson
lo
resume
her
duties
as
stenographer
in
the
orrice
or
the
mining
record
er.
ALICE
ARM
Development
work,
ronsisting
or
the
drivinjf
of
'the
tunnel
Hir-
Hier
(ow
anl
I
lie
main
ore
body.
will
shortly
heresuiuril
by
the
Kilsaull
Hiver
rl
filing.
,
and
Development
Co.
'oA'
the
Matilda
'
properly.
Last
Saturday
marked
the
tenth
anniversary
of
the
opening
or
the
Alice
Arm
Hotel
by
Ole
Kviiidsen.
v
The
tirantiy
Co.
is
moving
its
logging
equipment
trom
the
Kit
saull
liner
flats.
ROCKEFELLER
MAKES
RECOMPENSE
AGED
LADY
TAUHYTOWX,
X.Y..-Mny.
12.
John
1).
Rockefeller
has
evened
up
things
with
Mrs.
Helen
Iturckhardl.
3.
His
oil
buslncM
put
her
lampblack
factory
in!
llavaria
out
or
business.
Then
a
law
about
infected
cattle
which
John
D,
supported
caused
her
cows
in
Mastelh,
X.Y.,
to
be
killed.
Hut
John
D.
helped
her
grandson
lo
vl
a
Job
in
the
(
United
Rales
and
now
she
is
a
tenant
or
the
llockereller
eitalc.
Mrs.
Joe
Hen
I
re
turned
on
the
Prince
fienrynilthiN
morning
from
a
buslnesi
trip
to
Vancouver
and
otlief'poiiiU
In
the
south.
WAS
DEAD
TWO
WEEKS
BEFORE
BODY
FOUND
Caretaker
of
Edmonton
Curling
Rink
Passed
Away
In
His
Bed
Alone
KOMCNTUX,
May
The
body
or
David
W
illiam
Cal-
braith,
05,
caretaker
of
the
IaI-niontiu
Curling
Itink,
was
found
in
bed
in
a
shack
where
he
had
made
his
home.
Tho
discovery
was
made
by
neighbors
and
it
is
Indexed
Calbrailh
had
been
dead
two
weeks.
Tlie
neighbors
first
missed
(lajbrailli
about
a
fortnight
ao
and
believed
(hat
he
had
left
for
his
stem
at
Kupasiwin
Keach,
Lake
Wauaiuun,
which
he
opcr
aled
during
the
summer.
mouths.
Itcceiving
no
word
of
his
arrival
there
they
became
uneasy
ami
went
to
the
shack.
Kntering
the
place
they
found
(ialbraith
dead
in
his
bed,
the
l.ody
In
an
advanced
stage
of
de
composition.
His
nluttie
were
all
in
order
and
his
boots
beside
the
bed,
placed
there
evidently
.ut
before
be
retired
for
the
last
lime.
TOOK
THREE
MINUTES
TO
TRY
PRISONER
AT
ASSIZES
IN
NELSON
.XKLSOX.
Ma
I-'
Hut
three
minutes
ii
i
tie
1
1
nip
of
(he
as-
sies
was
occupied
by
the
second
criminal
ruse
on
the
docket,
when
Andrew
Miller
I
terry,
an
ugcti
destitute
mall,
was
charged
vith
having
attempted
suicide
at
lirkon
by
rutting
his
throat.
rerenily.
On
arraigumeiil,
Kerry,
who
was
unrepresented
by
counsel,
pleaded.
I
I
have
oorioideml
your
cae.
I
terry,"
sakl
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald,
"and
I
think
that.
under
all
the
circumstances,
I
should
suspend
jour
sentence.
I
Htini
sentence
for
five
year,
during
wliicli
lime
m
are
bound
over
to
keep
the
(ware,
and
In
appear
at
any
lime
it
called
on
to
have
sentence
pro-
nnureiHl
iimhi
.
"At
the
same
time
I
would
ask
the
police
In
try
to
pet
you
sent
l
the
Old
Men'-
Home
"'
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SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PREEMPTIONS
VscsnL
unreserved.
sunrye)
Crown
lands
may
b
pr.mptl
by
nntlsb
sutJects
over
11
year
or
ax.
and
by
ultens
on
derUrtnjt
lnten'Jon
to
lecoms
Kntish
subju.
rondl
llonat
uon
resk1nc,
Qrcpatloru
jni
linprovsment
for
agricultural
ourposirs
Full
Information
conrernlns;
rstni
tlons
recardlnc
prs-eniptlona
Is
Riven
In
liulletln
No.
1,
Land
Ksrlts,
"How
to
Pro-etnpt
Ijuid."
copies
of
uhlch
can
b
obtained
fr
of
chart
ty
addreiMlns:
th
Dspartmsnt
of
Lands.
Victoria,
B.C,
or
to
any
Oov-trnment
KnL
Ilecords
will
b
srranted
coverfM
only
Un4
sulubl
for
agricultural
Purpow,
a
oil
which
Is
not
timber
land.
Is.
carry
Ins:
over
1.009
board
'feet
ter
acre
wet
of
th
Cout
liana-
and
M0o
fe.t
per
acr
east
of
tpat
lUnx.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
ars
to
b
addresaad
to
th
Iand
Com.
mlssloner
of
th
Land
Itecordlnc
Dt
vision.
In
which
lh
land
applied
for
Is
sltuutsxl.
and
are
mad
n
trlnld
forms,
copies
of
which
can
b
obtained
from
th
Land
Commissioner.
t'ra-emptlons
must
b
occupied
for
flv
year
and
Improvements
mad
to
valu
of
110
per
acre,
Includlns;
clearing
and
culUvatlnx
at
lat
flv
acres,
befor
a
Crown
Oram
cn
b.
rflved.
Vot
mor
detailed
Information
a
the
liulletln
"How
to
lr-mpt
Land."
PURCHASE
Application
ar
rclvd
for
pur
chas
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
belnc
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arabl)
land
Is,
ti
per
acre,
and
second-class
(eras.
Inc)
land
12.S0
per
acr.
Further
In
formation
regarding
purchase
or
leas
of
Crowr,
land
1
given
In
UulUtln
No.
10,
Land
Hrles.
"Purchase
and
Leajia
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
oo
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40'acr,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
th
con
dIUons
Including
payment
of
tumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurvayed
areas,
not
eicedlng
II
acre,
may
b
leased
a
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
th
first
yesr,
title
being
.n"B'.
"nrdr,rn'.afn.?.
K
nd
land
ha
been
survyd,
LEASES
For
grulng
and
Industrial
purpose
areas
not
xcdlng
140
acre
may
b
lsd
by
on
person
or
a
company.
m
CRAZINQ
Under
th
Oraxlng
Act
th
Prov.
Inc
I
divided
Into
grating
dletrlou
and
th
rang
admlnlstsrsd
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permit
a
r
Issued
bad
oa
number
ranged,
priority
b.lng
given
to
Ubllshed
owners.
HtocK-ownsrs
may
form
asaclaflons
for
rang
managemant.
Fr.s.
or
partly
fx,
porrniu
ax
available
for
stUrt,
oaopr
and
travllra,
u
U
Ua
China
and
These
me
iiiidoiilileilly
he
es
Suntlals
p
the
luwesl
jiossllile
price
ever
landed
in
Unpen.
A
special
purchase
of
a
large
quantity
f'ffrr
possible.
Chllds'
Hrowii
Hiindals,
solid
leulhur
snles
vvitli
heels,
.sizes
frniii
r
In
7
nici:d
nl
Youths'
Drown
H.iiiilids,
.stilitl
lonthfr
oles.
wi'"
heels,
sir.es
rrom
8
In
I
(l
H,
priced
nl
.
Misses'
Hi-iiwii
Hrindid,
solid
leather
solex,
vviin
lieels,
sizes
from
1
1
to
prireil
ul
Ladles'
Hiunlala
in
Hrown,
Patent
and
VAk
China
An
extra
special
Cup
and
Saucer
Sale
of
a
wond
range
or
now
designs
at
prices
you
will
find
It
hard
toh
nnuwhern
In"
Canada.
Det
Visit
our
Basement
Storo
for
Glassware.
Novelties.
It
will
pay
you.
ra,,ir
Optical
Department
Eyes
examined,
Vision
tested,
Glasses
titled
h
registered
optometrist.
All
lenses
aro
ground
by
ln
pcrlcnctd
operator,
exactly
to
prescription
and
carefuiui1
spcetcd.
This
expert
optical
service
may
be
had
at
v
rf
reasonable
prices.
Max
Heilbroner
527-C20
Third
Avonuo
Ttio
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
"The
Splendid
Road"
A
(liitin.i
ol
the
gold
rutin
try.
win-re
m,
dd,
fought
fur
loe,
fmight
for
life
it-el
t.
who
played
their
game
their
wa
ami
won.
V
'story
of
lh
gnld
troiihrr
ml
the
angel
v
litre
oil
Ihenwl
linile-inen
ilinpiileH.
Iler
!
k
'
she
liehl'ilear,
her
fuee
lo
the
rising
sun
n
vuwed
she
vvytihl
light
fur
the
man
lie
lnve,i
kiiowiiig
he
had
maile
h
great
-nrrjllie.
ti
heart
to
find
mil.
I
ilitriou
western
w
enerv
s
Anna
Q.
Nllsson,
Robert
Frazer,
Lionel
Barrymore.D.
Witt
Jennings,
George
Bancroft,
Gladys
Crockwell,
Pauiist
Garon
and
others.
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Trom
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