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FOUH
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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ROBINS
DEFEAT
8-1
Mrs
8-1.
GIANTS
TWICE
Chaser
Cubs
Mm
Oter
Tards:
Vankee
an
Ked
Sul
KliWr
Honor;
UNra.S
tsain
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
St.
IMU
M
38
Pittsburgh
M
31
Chicago
(l
30
New
Tork
38
34
Philadelphia
33
37
Brooklyn
n
so
Boston
is
t
Cincinnati
30
38
AMERICAN
LEAGUE"
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Mew
Tnck
Detroit
-Watrhlngton
flrago
AatrMeaa
Leazee
FURTHER
GAMES
IN
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
TOURNEY
PLAYED
OFF
of
the
Canadian
Rational
Tennis
Club
tournament:
STATION
TAKES
SOFTBALJ,
LEAD
hwa'lirjf
Dock
y
Score
or
It
to
J
In
Last
MjW'i
C
X
K
League
I
.
1'UUire
-
-
-
-
-
NEW
YORK.
June
19
Prooklfaf
8UUon
mt
to
-the
too
of
th
In
th
Aswrloaa
toagu.
nnatnn
!
V
'
:
Smith,
rf.
Red
Sox
fell
on
three
New
Tork
like
buries
in
the
first
gam
of
a
I
Stattlm
Hsllfey.
p.;
Skattebol.
c:
douMehrndiir
but
were
shut
out
in
8UU.
lb
Berptm.
3b.:
Oros.
3b.
:
the
second.
jAstorta.
as.;
UePhenon.
if.;
Skattebol.'
Retaining
th
Msjor
League
lead
by
-
Mcmtosh.
if
a
long
margm,
PnJladeiphl
AthstUe
got
back
Into
their
winning
against
Washington
Senators.
Yesterday
scores:
.tMMUC.tX
LtlfU
E
Boston
0-7.
New
Tork
0-4.
Pbiladerphia
7,
Washington
8.
NATIONAL
LT.Vfil
E
N
Yoek
7-4.
Brooklyn
8-1.
Boston
3.
PhOadclphla
4.
Pittsburgh
I.
Cincinnati
3.
St.
Louis
8,
Chicago
11.
League
smnsllnga
are
a
foOows:
to
33
33
31
38
30
31
18
.lt
UkIV.
lb.;
H.
Osvthorne.
2b..
Retd,
Kelly,
cf.:
Around
TKe
World
With
Sport
Fans
Dy
To
Tramp)
Max
Scbmellng.
the
young
Oennan
See
Imltatcr
of
Dempsey
aad
Paollno
Ur-
.838
Mun.
the
fighting
Basque,
one
of
the
44
most
Interesting
figures
In
ring
his-MSS
ta"y-
This
wtH
be
the
second
act
In
.3V
mate
drama
whkrh
wul
end
In
the
344
crowning
of
a
heavyweight
ehamplon
i
Is
place
of
Oeee
Tuaney.
resigned
.
The
announcement
that
Sir
-Montagu
Fct
!
Allan
has
presented
a
cup
for
cricket
-1'
In
Canada
wfB
be
aetaomed
thrsugtiout
.604
:be
Dominion,
and
wUL
It
Is
hoped.
.883
beb
to
revive
and
tester
a
game
that
.317
seems
to
have
fallen
'Into
decay
In
this
.481
country,
says
the
Toreato
Otobe.
Time
.388
vat
when
many
town
and
cities
la
the
part
of
the
Dominion
boasted
Freddy
Mack
of
Ketehlkaa
It
to
box
Jte
MtlS
In
the
mstn
rmmmt
nl
!
vaaoker
at
the
Alaska
city
on
the
eve-ntag
ef
June
23
at
a
hospital
smoker.
.
At
the
same
event
It
Is
stated
In
the
The
rcaaMug
further
game
sere
KetetUUa
Cnrontcle.
soms
oulck
steo.
last
evening
la
th
that
round
pmg
Utitwelgrtts
from
Prince
Rupert
win
show
their
wares
for
the
first
Urn
there.
i.
U.
Borton
bast
1
X.
Dsrles.
8-1,
H
Peer,
beat
.
Smith
8-1.
.
;
OUTBOARD
MOTOR
FIEND
W.
O.
Baroid
iiea'.
L.
Parkea.
S-2.
.
.
.
.
-
STIirif
AT
A
FRTRAY
IsVPher:?!
beat
T
Wilding.
6-3.1
Miuwmiumwu
visa
I
Thistles
Win,
Opening
Game
in
Dominion
Day
Cup
Series
One
of
Goals
Called
Dbhlitful
Before
.....
one
of
the
.
largest
m,
.
.
crowds
of
the
,f
year
i
orHhe
5.'
f10".??
..?c
r:
son1"
rat
of
.
Apmnnlia
Hill
irronnHs.
Thistles
won
oDeriincr
honors
last
I
Red
Lucas
heM
th
Pittsburgh
Pirates
to
four
hits
to
give
Cincinnati
Beds
th
Victor?
.
Willsdslggils
won
a
tight
contest
tram
Boston
Brave.
Kteln.
she
PaU-lies'
outnesder.
hitting
his
seventeenth
of
the
seaaea.
Jackson
line-dps
i
mki
Ra
were
umpire
with
i
even.
Immediately
after
the
kick-on
in
the
second
halt,
M
fallows:
irMl
"r:.l.11
.1
t,
fiVef
rrnol
fn
fVio
TVil'ctlno
Trio
-
Dry
Dock
Hove,
p.:
Boulter,
o.;
Hill
lUlldlCll
flUlCU
UiC
1UI
vv,
iiiwuw.
ihv
second
we
scored
by
Charlie
BspMe
!
when
a
doubtful
penalty
wu
swarded
against
C.
J.
Nor
ring
ton.
Most
everybody
In
attendance
thought
that
Nor-rtagton
had
not
really
handled
the
ball
before
It
was
outside.
Th
decision
caused
some
dtatlifacVin.
NsvertbeJes.
the
Thistles
had
the
most
The
standing
f
team
are
as
follow:
j
of
the
piay
In
the
second
half
and
W.
L.
Pet.
pressed
an
the
time,
being
thoroughly
4
3
.97
entitled
to
their
win
BH1
Mitchell,
a.
3
3
.800
centre
for
the
Thistle,
was
th
oajt-
OOfee
3
3
.860
aaandlnw
nlaver
of
the
Kam.
On
the
J!
D0
1
-l7,w!ttM,
It
was
a
very
aaUsfactory
match
I
,
from
the
spectators'
point
of
view.
w.
E.
WUMseroft
referred
and
uoee-
men
were
Ales
cisppenan
ana
a.
Bureau.
'
Tn
teems
were
as
follows:
Regiment
Underwood:
KeXwy
and
Rets:
Strochen.
Hsddan
and
Burdette;
WUson.
Ruaaeil.
J.
K
Murray.
Tinker
and
NorrlnfMB.
1
Thistles
Campbell;
Enklne
aad
Jack:
O.
'
-chH.
Baptle
and
Half:
J.
JL
?
H
Smith.
A.
Maodooald.
W
MltchsU.
J
WON
AT
ASCOT
ASCOT,
England.
June
19
Sang
,
Psench
bred
edit,
won
the
Royal
1
1
ant
Club
Cup
today
The
hone
la
owned
338
fine
cricket
clubs,
each
one
of
wtotoh
"if"1"
'
could
produce
a
star
bowler,
fielder
or
I
hitawitn;
but
those
days,
to
targel
extent,
have
passed
away.
Of
the
38
other
In
the
race,
H.
E.
Steel'
Cahitcmneat
to
Oongt
and
Ouardw
Pared
.
owned
by
Abe
Bailey,
took
the
tnrra
money.
TRAIN
ACCIDENT
IN
BELGIUM
IS
FATAL
BRUSSELS.
Belgium.
Jane
18.
Ntoe
persons
were
.killed,
and
many
injured
when
a
uaaWbger
train
from
Ohent
crashed
Into
a
derailed
engine
near
H
EST
COAST
IIMIINO
SKIDKOATE.
Jua
:
The
tatset
Ladles'
slntlet
SBATTLE.
June
19.
Raymond
Ifalnes.
report
from
Hlppn
Is
that
there
are
no
Rcgtrs
beat
Mrs
Brass.
6-0.,
who
left
Juneau
last
week
tn
an
open
spring
attmaa
them
and
all
the
flaber-
boat
with
an
outboard
motor
for
Se-
men
and
buyer
have
left
for
Ncrt
paaas
will
b
played
tonight
If
aUle.
today
was
stormbound
at
Alrrt
Iland
except
those
who
have
given
up
weather
I
suitable
;
Bay.
B.C.
:ro!'!r.i
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
Backward
Season
SALE
Specials
for
Thursday
Only
HERE
ARE
SOME
BARGAINS
AT
SPECIAL
PRICES
WHICH
WILL
BE
AVAILABLE
ON
THURSDAY
MORNING
ONLY
BOYS
SHIRT
WAISTS
Tooke's
make;
in
assorted
shades;
broadcloths
included
;
and
in
all
sizes.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
75C
TENNIS
SHOES
FOR
BOYS-Sizes
11
to
13
and
1
to
5.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
95C
BOYS'
KNICKER
PANTS
Knee
length
;
in
fox
serge
and
in
all
sizes.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
Q5(
.BOYS'
SWEATERS
in
pure
wool
;
worsted.
The
right
sweater
for
summer
wear.
Backward
Season,
Sale
Price
95Q
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS-NO
C.
0.
1).
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
TENNISFINALS
COMING
ON
NOW
Ilefrat
of
Itrana
nd
furrle
L4
Mlbt
!r
Mtniferd
and
Jolln
Surprise
of
Tourney
The
Mg
surprtie
as
far
of
the
Prwe
Bufert
Tennis
CluWi
tournament
was
the
defeat
last
night
by
W.
L.
Stamford
and
P.
Joel
in
in
th
men's
double
rfnl-ttsli
of
Carl
Brand
and
William
OuiTte.
two
of
the
club's
strongest
pi
vers.
The
score
was
8-3.
3-7,
4-8.
Stamford
'
lobbing
was
a
factor,
tn
de-
In:
(tie
other
men's
doubles
seml-fJTMl.
Qtdle
Smith
and
Poll
Howard
beat
Peter
Black
aad
W.
O.
Fulton,
Can
Brand
and
kite
Oarotlse
defeated
Col.
W.
J.
NloholU
aid
Maw
Btta
Robertson
6-3.
C-O.
-
la
mixed
doubles
eml-flnal.
The
wnoie
tournament
Is
the
final
stages.
final
.Schedule
The
following
finals
wtlf
be
stayed
tonight:
,
.
n.d
a.
i.,d
Michelmin.
Took
U1rd
doublea-Mlst
Caroline
Mlteh-
Koyat
Hunt
Cup
ThK
Afternoon
ell
Bd
Ctrl
Brand
Va
HvS.
.
.
a
W
.....
I
mamm
wi.
o.
I
.
mbhwhk
,
.
L
-
Men"
doubies
W.
L.
Staaxford
aad'vr14
by
dead
reckoning.
Thick
P.
Jcatln
Howard.
1
Mlm
Vera
ssal
th
aad
Poll
He
ward.
Lad'
singles
Miss
Carol
trie
Mitchell
vs
Mrs
K.
L.
BhadweU.
Mag's
single
Cart
Brand
vs
Petl
Howord.
Tonsarrow
night
the
following
fmalt
will
beMpiaved:
Ladies'
doubles
Mr
W.
Carrie
and
HI
Vera
Smith
vs
Mrs.
H.
L.
8hA
v
Bddte
SmKh
and
Sport
Chat
Poll
a
The
annual
city
championship
ten
his
tournament
will
start
on
Sunday
water
baseball
players
here
(or
'the
July
1
celebration.
No
doubt,
this
Interna.
tlonal
series,
whlofa
ha
alwaya
proven
v
popular
In
the
past,
will
be
just
is
well
appreciated
again.
A
series
of
name
will
b
played
her
In
connection
with
Dominion
Day
celebration
and
arrangement
an
being
made
for
Prince
Rupert
to
go
to
Anyox
for
a
return
aerie
on
July
4.
Several
horse
have
already
been
en.
'ercd
tor
equestrian
races
which
will
feature
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
at
Smither
this
year.
Every
event
will
be
keenly
contested
from
th
present
ooks
of
thing.
A
special
new
event
that
ha
lutt
been
arranged
for
th
celebmtlon
wfll
'be'
a
tie
makers'
con
test
which
should
command
much
in
terett
There
will
also
be
a
baseball
game
between
SmMhera
and
an
outside
teem
a
well
aa
th
usual
track
and
field
event
for
adults
and
children
After
an
Interval
of
four
vein
Inter.
town
baseball
game
between
Talkwa
and
Smlthers
have
been
mumari
Tn
the
tint
game
al
'Telkwa,
Smlthsr
waa
toe
winnerw.a
rree
nitiinj
contest
by
fee
re
of
lHk
7.
Allen
pitched
for
8nuuwrf
While,
Swanson
and
Gowar-loek
dreided
mound
duty
for
Ttlkwa.
Smlthers-scored
six
pun
In
the
second
unnig
ana
live
in
in
mm.
Noonant
running
one-handed
catch
In
centre
field
for
Telkwa
was
a
feature
of
th
ifsme.
Bum
Lake
ha
been
playing
baseball
and
football
with
outside
teams
but
without
much
success.
a
bane
ball
tame
with
Wistaria
was
close
and
thrilling
affair.
Wistaria
finally
winning
out
after
a
back
and
forth
con-lent
nn
the
long
end
or
a
13
to
11
core
In
the
first
football
game.
Rose
Lake
descended
on
Burn
Jake
to
win
deciiivsjy
by
a
cor
of
8
to
nil.
STORYRECALLS
KILTUISH
LOSS
Shp's
Record
flat
llare
1'arts
Without
BrrorUlKf
Mrurgle
nil
MMMtintruillnntf
T
twill
ft
m
-I-
ft.tll.KU
r'KOM
KITEHT
iron
new
ion
uianvs
in
uic
niipur,
12
to
J
win
over
tile
losly
Dry
Doek
r
o"
--------j
1
'
dral
-
,
,
n
,
,
sklnrvr's
las
itea
not
with
Leagu.
th.
ftur.
o
b
MK.rlu(
rviinf
Tb
5
So,
thh
night
in
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
series
over
the
j
-ZZrZTZZ
up
ISSSf
tl
-nJSTS:
Regiment
by
a
score
onwoion
i.
rracucauy
au
uie
spec
with
81.
Lou
Cardinals
in
siugbst
dHrt
"p
"
m
been
one
to
nil,
but
the
referee
wa's
absolute.
There
was
no
IT-"4
"
hu
l
""-.scoring
in
the
first
half
and
back
and
forth
play
was
quite
ver
prevtnse
In
a
recent
feature
story
Ttxre
are
no
trutitnlng,
no
explana
tion
of
the
perils
of
the
moment,
for
the
master
take
not
pains
to
outline
adventures
or
risk
of
life
and
limb
which
oceur
la
the
ordinary
or
extraordinary
moment
of
life
at
se.
Take
far
instance,
the
Vase
of
the
'
Vancouver
flahlng
boat.
KlltuMi,
lost
on
th
Alaska
coast
late
sn
March.!
1037.
She
had
a
terrible
time
with
tnew-and
atorm
and
Ice.
In
reef
and
ripping
tea.
.
Her
erewt
risked
their
Uvea
again
and
again
aad
8e
up
,
hope
finally.
untH
one
of
the
men
bat'
tied
his
way
to
the
beach
through
vave
which
crashed
and
roared
over
and
around
the
Jagged
rusks
of
the
bltutr
shores
Captain
p.
J.
Bsowu
wasted
as
1UM
try
effort
In
maj
laming
bis
log.
"March
7.
left
Prince
Rupert
for
flab'
tng
banks,"
be
wrote
Next
day
he
recorded,
"Off
Cape
Spencer,
rteerlng
There
was
nothing
mar
worthy
of
not
until
7
a.m.
on
th
morning
of
March
13
where
the
ship
arrived
t
the
bank,
"heavily
Iced
up.
wind
Hawing
bard."
They
.hove
to.
Ice
and
I'Khlng
.
Kext
day,
"Stlfl
hove
to."
and
ha
the
morning
of
Marsh
18
tn
aafpsar
shifted
tnehore.
under
th
lea
of
Trinity
Island,
and
anetscead.
There
she
lay
far
three
day
with
the
bexosnetei
t
38.40.
On
March
18
they
hove
up
anchor
at
naJdnlght
and
bucked
Into
th
gale
for
the
flahlng
grounds,
but
j
wen
driven
bask
by
a
hard
norta-
leeaUf.
taking
shelter
la
Three
Salnl
now
la
Bay.
Kodlak
Istand.
The
weamar
was
oosd
sad
every
-thtag
was
troaen
tight.
"StUI
at
im-enor.
Frosen
up
hard.'
r
ads
th
log.
At
midnight
an
March
31
the
ship
brake
out
and
fought
be
way
(or
4.1
milea
to
aea.
Is
the
efiz
of
the
bank.
The
crew
fished
next
day.
rode
a
gale
all
night
and
fMnad
the
next
aftat
noon
ffceY
aaned
for
Port
Lock
Hooks,
ar
rived
an
March
34.
and
(laned
that
kOtuMn
and
th
nest
two
days
On
March
3V
they
headed
for
Print
Rupert
Ha
adtat
fit
tby
had.
A
Mnag
south
smitheeet
gal
hrt
thea,
iDeriswptnlnd
by
snow
It
was
IcnpaMtale
to
take
any
sights
.
and
-
the
xpvji
swuuswa
aown
ana
ouno
ed
them
at
frequent
interval
They
eould
aee
n
diets
see.
and
war
pru-ceedtng
carefully
wttlj
the
wave
crash-lag
over
tn
deek.
and
the
water
freesing
a
th
aaragr
hrt
house
or
Mg-
img.
ine
cteasing
or
tn
deck
waa
Jseavy
with
ice.
an
house
window
were
aned
by
dinging,
heavy
agssw.
No
Mxn
ef
Mt
4
There
waa
no
sign
eftM.
and
Cap-
lain
Brown
ogured
be
was
still
m
safe
A
heavier
squall,
nrurooced
next.
It
I
announced.
Members
of
all
wrapped
the
boat
la
It
"trftfing
untf
ciuos
are
rang
invited
to
parnapaK
,
ollndtng
silence.
There
waa
no
sound
and.
In
addition,
any
players
who
are
but
the
wave
hlttmg
th
hull,
and
not
meraoera
of
in
aiuo
will
oe
-
the
snow-rtencd
obatter
of
the
en
come
a
the
.competition
wR)l
be
strictly
open
to
rtll.
There
wttl
be
event
in
ladles'
and
men's
singlet
and
gine.
Then
Crash
I
Hard
and
fast
reef
Men
dashed
out.
TYe
ladle.'
men'
and
mixed
double
add
1
poured
more
rlnlinllr
aaaoss
01
u
games
win
oe
pssyea-
st
tne
fwura
-and
md
Ufe
til
the
Open
a
Very
poor
ef
the
Prince
Rupert
Ttonla
Club
En-
ask.
They
tried
In
pull
off
hut
wee
inr
are
Detng
receives,
oy
rai
nowaro
and
Carl
Brand
and
wttl
be
open
until
Saturday
evening.
Baseball
at
Anyox
this
season
1
fie
Mlppsd
smoothry
and
softly
ua
In
proceeding
so.
far
without
a
hitch.
The
(the
smother
of
snow,
beat
at
the
edae
team
are
providing
a
good
brand
of
well,
three
hundred
having
witnessed
'.he
last
league
game
which
the
Mine
won
7
to
3
from
th
Elk.
Of
th
tx
league
game
to
far
played,
th
Mine
baa
won
three.
Concentrator,
two.
and
Elk,
one.
The
Concentrator,
with
an
average
of
.343.
lead
In
team
battlagl
while
Hardy
1
the
leading
individual
batter
of
,
the
league.
Local
basehen
fans;
ar
glsd
to
learn
hat
the
Kstrv,
Son
of
Canada
are
nee
arata
olennta
to
brimi
Ketchlxan
unable
to
move.
Oraat
rotten
smashed
aad
shook,
at
th
null
and
th
treeing
chain
broke.
Like
a
wimlin
triphammer
the
bag
otllowa
from
the
Past-
of
the
reef
and
amete
the
stern
of
the
ball
and
the
peettora
ar
turning
out
j
lost
craft
with
thunaarou
The
deckhouse
wan
carried
aVaf.
aatt
the
timber
of
th
stout
hull
began
6a
tear
from
their
fastening.
Between
boat
and
ahor
waa
a
wild
turmoil
of
waters,
ragtag
whit,
gashed
here
and
there
by
the
black
teeth
of
the
reefs.
ftwam
In
Cauldron
A
volunteer
started
to
swim
tarotwh
this
cauldron,
taking
a
light
line.
He
drew;
a
heavier
line
In
after
he
had
negotiated
th
passage.
Then,
wtoea
the
tide
dropped,
the
reet
of
the
shin-
wrecked
inane
were
able
to
make
shore
In
comparatively
shallow
waters.
They
had
easeped
with
nothing
but
th
clothes
tjiey
war,
and
they
were
drenched
d
chilled
Porvamately
there
was
a
settlement
within
a
few
mile.
and
they
staggered
there
for
refuge.
Captain
Brewn'a
log
doe
not
tell
these
thing.
It
read:
"Ran
on
reef
tn
eaawaquall.
Tried
engine
astern.
No
use
TrW
to
steer
head
out.
but
wheel
shaln
carried
away.
The
ware
carried
away
th
denouse.
and
the
vessel
began
to
break
up.
Bach
wave
foreed
u
up
on
the
reef
and
closer
to
the
beach
so
that
w
were
finally
able
to
wade
ashore,
saving
nothing
but
what
stood
up
In."
Lake-
Tltiae
in--Peru,
13.C44
feet
above
sea
level,
Is
th
highest
point
in
th
world
where
steamers
are
found.
MILK
Fi
1
MILK
tesh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
We
hnve
been
appointed
sole
agents
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
famous
BROOKS-BANK
CERTIFIED
MILK.
Price,
25c
per
quart.
The
game
In
Prince
Rupert
as
in
Vancouver
.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone.
6S7.
YOUR
SUMMER
MEANS
MORE
WITH
A
Portable
Orthophonk
Victrol
Portable
Vlrlrnln
2-3S
$SS
Tortable
Mclrola
23
$18.
SO
EASV
TERMS
th
Earl
of
Ravecwry.
Liberal
Take
music
with
yon.
summer.
Don't
xn
r
II
Jojrs
for
a
inottuiit
genuine
Portable
ic
Orthophonlc
type
i
exclusive
Victor
ie.it,
i
rmXfttfiern
-thw.biwl
;.
"If
It's
'Victor'
Wc
Have
It.
and
former
Prim
Minister,
"ha
the
teak
of
carrying
on
a
ftae
tradiUb
be
i
wi
areat
tat
Wat,
and
a
position
"
-ickr:
bulk
large
la
th
of
his
eoiatr-
'?-
men."
sag
th
Dally
News
and
Watt.
"
minster
Oasatte
"He
followed
in
his
her
..n
st
f4fera
fooiilsps
both
in
politic
and
"'
la
anon,
and
'at
for
oiaaw'uts'i
old
r
tin
Bonetltuency.
Midlothian,
from
J808
to
d
ijiih:
1810.
attar
having
first
held
a
own-
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ft
,
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v
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Only
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purest
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;
arc
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