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moment lilac. imachstWIc.
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Luvs 80m Noswaut:
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mtasl’lttadeid out Bonus».
Sunnavs.
LIL—ll ac. P. at ~725sc.
Luvs Dancer:
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. Undertaker.
KNIGHT 8TH”. NORWALK. CONN.
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Horse Railway Depot.
Sumo l'Ill!
Result in 4 weeks.
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every '5. on I 'V In as fllh‘t: a legal
FEM. Ml Du: mi; Cu. (IL-m
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ults attend its use.
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carcasses. lullaby“.
Econom.
D. W. RAYMOND.
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98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
RESIDENCE. HAHAOKEMO HOTEL.
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iaiIlieltl County ilational llsui.
43 Wall Street, Ismail, Bonn.
Ixooneoasrsn. Iser CAPITAL {doom
EDWIN 0. KEEL'R. Prmlden
DAVID R. MILLER. «we. Presltlent.
hC. GREEN. (‘ashl
DIRECTORS.
Fowler). Karma. Moses ll. flmvsu.
PAVInH Micah. A J. Mantra.
7'. rr.Jonli.ocxwoon. ’l'usonourr: I-‘IIIrII
lua Cour. CIIaa. r'. liilh l'ltAIl
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants III I'.
individuals Bollcl l.ted
safe Deposit Boxes Free to llepoaiionI.
' coats y
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LOST lllillli
.nclililv, Ln- v. of Soul l’nwrvi'm either
all -Ih I \- Pd'a‘lIfl'IC‘t. from any their use
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For Sale.
' A fine lot of DECORATED CUSPI 0033 for 10¢ each.
CHILDRENQW'flianges, Peaches, Apples and Pears, )«2 each.
JARDINIERES from Re to :6.
Glass Belts and Prppers,’ a each.
Aniee assortment of TABLE CUTLERY. We warrant the steelund our
prices are all right.
We have the largest and best assortment of DECORATED and Will“)
GROCKERY in town.
People tell no nearly every day that our prices are lower than at any other
store. Try us.
NASH & VANSCOY,
COR. NORTH MAIN AND WEST STREETS.
justly.
. in lnviation ‘ is hereby ex-‘
tended to the people It llorwallt
and vicinity to inspectourgoods.\
iledo not-claim to give you
gold iollars tor Ell-cent pieces;
but we will treat you fairly anti
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PIfigMBING
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HEATING . Iowan. ST ‘
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
23 WALL St.
Sole agents for the Victor Bicycles.
'FII’ANliIS in
The Reliable lilothiers Hatters and
Furnishers ,
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully 10w prices. No question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out. of every ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at low-
est prices," and the answer will be, Francis
a 00. Our store' Is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
FRANCIS & 00.,
83 Washington SM. South Ismail. Bonn.
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"i" it II n moi.
om—
Tbey Are Reported to Be on the
Warpath in Arizonl.
31.00MB!) I! was GM VALLEY.
loldioos and Cowboys on tho hall-4A
Isa-lag tight low nanos- ~ Post
was. It. notes In tho louse-sue
o! Abandoned fort Tho-as.
PsnIx. A. 'i‘., Dec 7.--'l'he Apaches
have broken out again. This cannot he
denied any longer.
Last Thursday morning, when Mr.
Horrlll and his daughter were found mur-
dorcd nosrAsh Springs. with tracks of
indisns all around their bodies, the poo
pic of Gila vslon were all but panic strick-
sn. for they were certain that the moral
less Apaches had again taken the war-
path. The tracks were followed to a point
near Duncan. and soldiers and cowboys
are nowscsttsrcd all through the Gila
valley in the hope of coming upon the.I
murderers
Ash Springs is shout half way between
Solomonvillc and Duncan. in Graham
county. Duncan is east of the springs.
The ludlsus traveled toward the settle
ment of the upper Gila valley from the
scene of the murder and had about 14
hourII' start before the discovery was
made. The pom follovved the trail in the
Stein's PoIIk range by way of the Horse-
shoe canyon, a favorite place in the past
for tho Apaches to flee to when pursued
after their raids and where many a pros-
pector and ranger has been ambushed.
Bodios of Your Man Pound.
Following this combs another report
'from tho ll'ps of J. ti. Bush. fl commission
merchant of this city. He «totes that ho
was at lorriaburg. N. M. which is only
16 miles from Stein‘s pass. and that
ho saws telegram notifying the people
there that the bodies of tour more white
men had been found in the lower Gila
valley, near the ban Carlos reservation
line and In the immediate neighborhood
of Fort Thomas. which was abandoned
not long ago by order of the war deport
moot against the ontrcoties of the people
of that section.
It is fully 46 miles from Ash Springs to
Fort Thomas in a westerly direction.
This fact precludes nny presumption that
the band that killed the Morrills are tho
ones that murdered the four men. House,
In the absence of knowledge to the con.
irary, this appears to be an outbreak of a
much larger number of Apaches than any
one is willing to admit.
Mr. Bush says that the people in that
section are flying to arms and are terribly
wrought up. Large bodies of men are
scouring the Sun Simon and Plant val-
leys. The troops from the posts of Grant,
lluchuaca and Bayard have taken the
field.
Yesterday there was II running fight be-
tween the lndions and cowlmys in the
vicinity of Duncan, and it is reported here
that several of the Indians were wounded,
but how many is not known. information
to this effect was received here.
The cowboys any wild over the recent
outrages. and they are determined to pur-
one the lndlaus as long as the trail is in a
condition to he followed.
Troops In Pursuit.
Four Hour, A. T., Doc. 7.—-.\ report
was received hero that White mountain
Apaches were caught in the act of killing
cattle belonging to settlers on Clbicu
crook, about iii miles west of Fort Apache,
and that a fight. took place between the
Indians and some cowboys, in which one
Indian was killed. Troops and indlou
police from ‘Fort Apache started for the
scene of the trouble at once. Captain Mc-
Cormick's troop has not been heard from
since yesterday. lie is thought to ho close
on the trail oi the murderers of hlorrill
and his daughter.
Charged With Drowning Ilor Child.
Ma'scursrm, Vt, Ilcc. 7,—hiory l‘.
Wcthcrbse has been arrested hero charged
with drowning her fi-weeks-old child two
'weeks ago by throwing it into the river
from Manchester Center. The woman
came from Montreal on a midnight train.
and, It is alleged, she thrcwtho child Into
we river on her way to the home of her
father, who lives here. She woo married
five years ago. but was dimmed.“
Train Wreckers Transferrml.
BOMB, N. Y., lied. 7.—'l’ho four alleged
train wreckers have been transferred to
Utica jail by Sheriff Weaver and Deputy
Sheriff Reese. l). Prank Seorle, partner
of .l. 1.. Smylcs, attorney for the boys, ob-
jectedlatrcnuously and said he would up.
ply for an order to have the boys returned
to Bomo among their friends. it is be
llevod that the Utico jail is more secure.
Allen tho Problblw Populist Candid-ta.
51. Lotus. Dec. 7.—Chairmnn Bozsllc
of thc'Peoplo's‘ Party state executive com—
mittee is making arrangements for hotel
accommodations for delegates to the na-
tional convention of that party, which
will be held here. Mr. llozelle stated that
Senator W. M. Allen of Nebraska will
likely ho nominated for president and the
Omaha platform roadoptcd.
flhootlnxrbflhlr st Wilkeshsrro.
' WILKESBAIIBR, Pa, Dec. 7,—Samuel
Lines. a retired merchant of this city, was
shot dead on a Lehigh Valley train while
returning home from s gunning expedi—
. lion. He got on the train at Newport Stir
thin, and soon afterward fell over dead.
with a bullet in his bond. The shot. it is
thought, was fired from outside the train.
The police are investigating
. Dlod Protesting Ills lnnooonco.
LIms Ron I, Dec. 7. -—Jesso Jones was
hanged at Ozark yesterday. Jones was
convicted of murdering two wealthy stock-
men named Charles and Jesse lllhbon of
Logan county in February. it)“ He is
the son of Charles S. Jones, a prominent
farmer of Spencer munty, ind. and is
about 2! yars old. He strongly protested
his innocence in a speech on the gallows
Political ofrondors Pardonod.
SrulncI-‘Isuv ills, Dec. 7,—Governur
Altgsld has pardoned yllonuld H. Chap-
man a nitrous Mesolty of Chicago. cou-
. victed of election frauds. The governor.
in his opinion, strongly censures the al—
legod practice of (funk musty commie
slonors in selecting partisan jurors.
-ro-Isrml rar Contempt at Court.
anauxu, Doe" I -—-Mmlrlca Spoiler.
a wholesale clothing dealer. was arrested
horsouthochargeoflareeuyproferredby
the New York police.
failodln business sndwas untouced for
luldaylfurcontemptofconrt.
We Ms In Austria.
Vans. Dec. 7,—Thsrswsrotwu earth-
,q‘uko about: at Lafbleh, Austria.
,m..
,the informers—h‘ierstoln and liaisscr.
“lug his brains out with a pistol.
Spoiler recently
quouvsarsiriss GUILTY.
"at tho rounds Irotborbood convict.
as pa rum .
Panama. Doc. 1—hour of tho
Yolanda brotherhood were convicted of
ounntsrfoiting. and by the a lag of the
United lltates inry one of tho I daring
mugs of coinsrs known to tho rot serv-
ice bureau for years was brok up.
The noon iouud guilty wsrs loses Bo
songsrtou. lax Frank Jacob Plasburg
and Henry Gresnbvrg. Roumauian Jews
lsny others were in the original schomc,
but they got away. his: Draft. thou ht
to be tho ringleader, fled to Austria.
others are scattered. no one knows where,
but the gang is broken up.
Two of those captured—David l‘ierstoin
and Dave Rainer—turned informers and
told the whole story of the brotherhood
and its workings.
There was a sensational scene in court
when the jury returned their verdict.
Relatives and sympathizers of the accused
men were there to the number of 600 or
000. When the verdict was announced.
they set up a bowl and made a rush for
Then there was almost a riot. These two
men had to be locked upto avoid the fury
of the mob.
While all this was going on Fannie
Fincburg. daughter of one of the convict-
ed mon, wildly tore her hair and shrieked.
"Our only home is the river now!"
TO FIGHT FOR CUBA.
A Company of 8c. lmnls Militlamn Being
Organised to Help tho Insurgents.
Sr. Lotus. Doe 7.—Tho Cohan insur-
gents do not need to look far for sympa-
thizers in St. Louis." In addition to Cap-
tain Rosaer lloemcr. who is now on that
island in command oi a ba’nd of Ameri-
cans, Corporal Edward M. Knapp of Cout-
pany F. First regiment. national guards
of Missouri. yearns for a chance to tight '
for the oppressed Cubans.
lie is forming a company to he compos-
cd of members of the St. Louis militia,
which he will take to (‘uho and enlist in
behalf of the insurgents.
“i cannot say i am organizing a mili-
tary company direct " said be.‘ 'hut lam
getting a lot of the boys of the First regi-
ment to pledge themselves to go to Cuba
under my leadership as soon as the United
States government recognizes the Cubans
as belligereuts "
Claw to tho Identity of a Suicide.
ST. THOMAS, (int, lloc. 7.—Tho fact o!
w:
sootcés‘uuo TRIMMINos.
M '0le of Karl! AM Do-
rived la Fabrics ml labour.
Bolero and Eton clients for bodlcas are
still in favor and are varied ad infinitum.
being seen on all sorts and conditions of
us
This is to ho a Marie Antoinette winter.
The lovely volvsts and rich flowered silks
are admirably adapted to such a revival,
and many new modelsof evening gowns
are constructed on that line. Pointed and
EVENING HOWE.
bumped homo-'4. small vests IIIIII llehullke
lxvrilms urc clIIIrIIctI-rlsticu of tiIeI-‘o gowns,
which are m ry picturesque and reilmrtlve.
5mm of the evening tissues brought out
for this Ivlntvr's mo ore IIInrvle-I of Jimmy.
’l'lwrv arr many slII-I-r lllllrl('~, plain, print—
HI and with II wmvn ligunu it very deli-
mtc chiffon with II woven silk vino of
heavier tI-xtum In lllfh some color being
I'sya't‘lully but lovable. Thom are employed
ovI-rrIJorI-d will; linings for theater and
full dross. ('Uf'm'lflf‘s llllll are usually lavishly
ll‘llllllll'll with prmsvnwnu'rirn Changeable
I-lIil'I'IIIzs for trimming am also N‘t'll again
and fll'" so gossunwrliko fh‘ to roe-III hardly
mon- tlmn a rainbow. Uri-pi- do chine and
plain ll Inmtswlluodo mic oro soon in com-
lilnutlun, :I conjunction which Is most del-
lento and pleasing.
Thom is an almost limitless assortment
of fliljlhli Iblovests, inns-I rIulIIL-I plastrons,
“Ilium :Ind rovers this season. Most of
”Will lll't' morn: or has enriched with jet
the finding of the umbrella with the name .
of a St Thomas firm on it in the passer.
slon of the young woman who committed ;
suicide in Buffalo a few days ago and the .
similarity of the name scratched on the!
back of hm- lIreostplu have lull the rain J
tires of bliss Nellie Stewart to suspect.
that the suicide may be she. and steps
will be taken to establish the truth or
falsity of the surmise. Miss rim-wort was
employed as bookkeeper by '1'. ~. Edi “' “"
wards,a astorekccper of this place.
Ila-cued an I nzratefnl Mon.
Ill l-‘FALO. Dec 7. —Wllllam licclzer. Ia
young molder. saved the life of II stranger
and lost his own log in the ( harms he
took. lloth were walking along the Con-
tral rallroml tracks when a switch engine
came along. The stronger did not hear
It. Becker jumped toward him and pushed
him into the ditch. but was himself .
caught, and the wheels passed over his
leg above the knee. The stranger brushed
the snow "if his clothes and walked away
without saying a word.
The Nicaragua Canal.
.iacssovvrtuz. l-‘la. Den. 7.—i«Zx-Gov- '
ernor F. P. Fleming. president of the
Nicaragua canal convention. has issued a
call for umeetlng of the convention in
this city on the lath lost. in view of the ,
immense amount of good which would
accrue to Florida laud'tho gulf states in
tho completion of the projoct strenuous
ot‘I'orIII will be made to induce congress to
lend the rnrmLits support. The last meet-
ing of the “Invention was held in 1893.
International Blmetal lie Conference.
Losuor. Dee. 7.—-A dispatch to The
Times from Paris says that the French
lllmatullic leaguclms convened an inter-
national conforcnce, which is to meat on
Dec. In, continuing until Dec. 1'), to agree
upon the terms of an appeal to the re
spectivo governments to renew negotia-
tions for an international adrecmsnt for
th use of both gold and silver as money
me als. Representatives of England, Bel-
gium and Germany will attend.
I tor IIIrgI-ly into their I-oIIIpositioII.
:IIIIi Iiphhglm, llllll ostrich froth-It's also on-
Thorn
lil'l'll'illhl‘fll't'llf I-lm-vI-h-ss blouemui guuzr.
to ho “"ll'll nvrr II plain bodice, tho liltillnl'i
liming I’l yolri- llilil straps of patssmIIvIIII-riv
:Iml rlolmrutwlj.’ :IrrungI-rl shoulder trim-
lllll'lfl‘, and than an- row-rs sets in volvr t
lllll PI‘ilZiflll’r‘. having II cnllru‘ itllll furIIIlIu:
in ilwnm-lvm IlII- I'mnplctu trimmings)! II
lulilli'l‘. we III II I~ sIIIIIlh r IIJjIIIIt-ts Ill Ilu-
III r; ll (l9 u iptir: J".
A .~l.I-II-~lxi mu n or“ :I nill‘l‘ll' and at
il‘m’ill'r I \I-IIIII; ,L'mvn of molar ratio. it
hm an ample guilt-t skirt. [Iluin but for :I
largo 1mm lI ‘Il l‘..rIII:I \l’lll’l~' ill or tlIvl’rmt
Ill llflt’ side of flu iIIlIllrr.
plain III the luu'l; IIIIII ,L’IIIIII'I'I'II of tin-
IvIIi>t In from, Tim short. i'ull sir-I'vv» :m-
of lllnllM—I’Jllli‘ lll‘ wiv, which is I'IIfilllllll'll
,IIrIItrrzd tlw‘IlI-rmiutrigi- in II sort of pull-d
lr-I'tlm. 'I‘III‘ (Imp: II lwlt IIf_vinlI-t Vt'JYL'l in
llni~hml with on lllllilt'liN' bow in from.
.lI‘rIIr (:IIIIme.
Tim Imtllct' Is
For Collars.
'l'lu- vrrv lam: f.ItI in in!" i~' to “war :I
(II: lll"'.ll. III'II-JI. IIIIIly. fowl—ill II WI-rtl. [hl‘
I-Iztirr- :IIIiIIIIIl—os ll beta. The silver fox
ism loath. loin; tlw l'lt‘ltl’~l llilil must l‘X
pt'llulu‘ ‘I'ili'll'ly. The think can. with tiny
lunch. which lizm- llt‘I'll in fashion for tho
[did I'm I~ M (on: yours: Irma-{Ir inrigulli-
Him lli'ollli' tin->0 fox lNlfi‘n. wiIlv It ('llil'lJl
nlzi- Ill!“ I-‘lllll'llivl' of llll‘ 3341- in ri‘illlh‘lil.
plasma; TIME.
Around tho i lmuni _'. ~\'.:Ilivm- ily.‘
Ami “ rI I1~ leurI- tlm Lam and rho-d,
Ti: urinlmt pr: mtullin‘,’ ll?
'I'I'illi bits of straw and cotton shrI-d,
Tho sunlight glimmvrv through the trees
And finds them busy o-IvI'ywlII-nn
The whine, joys and clIIkaul-‘os.
, And all the builders of tho air.
~ka 1!. Sweet in St. Nicholas,
Don‘t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away
is the truthful startling title of nibook
about No—To-lluc, the harmless, guaran-
teed tolmcen habit core that braces up
nicotiuized nerves, eliminates the nice-
It Is Not smallpox.
NEW YIIIIK, Dee. 7.—Dr. Alvah H.
lloty, health oillcor of the port, has receiv-
ed the following telegram from Dr. Ben
jumln Lee, secretary of the Pennsylvania
state board of health in relation to sup
posed cases of smallpox found among pas J
songera who arrived last Friday on the
steamer Kaine-r Wilhelm if, from Bremen.
”Mistake of local board of health. Should
have l‘mco diphtheria. "
l’aiu Wins the Debate.
Parscm‘ov,.‘.\'. J. Dec“ 7.-—’l'ho repro-
scntativcs of the Yale university were
awarded the decision in their second an;
nualdeba‘te with Princeton, held in Alex-
oudor hall. Thu question under discus
sion was: "Resolved, That it would be
wise to establish in respect of all state
legislation of ugonsrai character a system
of referendum similar to thai established
in _Swltzerlaud. "
A Prominent Pulltlclan's Suicide.
BIRMIIIIIIIAM. Ala, Dec. 7,—Colonel A.
C. Hargrove, ex-president of the state sen
ate and one of the most distinguished
lawyerxln Alabama, committed suicide
at his home in Tuscaloosa, Ala.. by blow-
He had
been in failing health for Items time, and
this is believed to have temporarily un-
balanced his mind
Historical Commemoration.
chsror. N. Y., Dec. 7,—During the
next week there will he a series of historic
mats. representing scenes covering
the period from 1653 to 178:2. by descend-
ants of tho early settlera it is the inton-
tion as far asposaible to present by means
of these pageants the early history of the
state and the republic.
[Du-raven Will n... th- Music.
Lennon. Doc. 7.——Thcbleld announces
this morning that Lord llunraven will
sail for New York on next Thursday in
order to resume an imminent to the do
gree of immersion of tho lit-fender in the
first race for the America' .1 cup in Sep
tembor.
" I». Saltorlso Chnson Bishop. \n
Wasmroror, Dec. 7. -Bev. Henry
Yhtes Salterlee of the Calvary Episcopal
church. New York city, was elected bishop
of the newly err-tad Episcopal diocese of
Washington.
Weather PM
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Paper Hangewalclmtner Painter
MM!) ‘
ilall Paper outh Borders.
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Hample books of II lino latest sty'es of
Papers, Pandora and Gilt Mouldings to ten to
houses for inspection. on notice bypoetaacm
Estimates cheerful] y given.
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A Lowell WI Tutti-soy.
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—.\I:eton cures the grip.
What is
deletin-
Castcria is Dr. Samuel Pitchcr's
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregorie, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Castoriaiaths
Children's Panacea—the Iothcr’s
Friend /"
‘ CASTORIA
For Infants undelllldren.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the facsimile
signature of
is o n t h e '
tvI'IIpperJD~ 1%
We shall pr!) - ' '
tect- ourselves and the public at all hearth.
Tun Cannon Conraxv. 7'.’ Murray St..N.Y.
Iaprili 95 25‘!
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IIIIRSES!
Hones Bflfllllill footie Winter
at our stables on Water street in the
city, or at our East Norwalk or West
Norwalk farms.
Good. Warm Stables.
large yard for exercise, opeuipg to the
south, protected out rec sidesrby build
ings; careful sxoeridliced horsemen in
attendance
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Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtai sedans! all ' ,
mbusiuess conducted tor “gaunt: fggg.
0“. ohm: I. OWDITI U 3. RAVII‘I’O
we can secure patent In last: mm.
m from Washington.
I Send model, drawing or photo" wkh . -
lion. We advise. if patent“ .‘e or rot freed!
churn. Ourfec notcl: Ia II. “P“ ..I-I his” ured.
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mama lii ill P. U. Bil-a lnrugn I,’ manic.
A- Urns.
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Cure is rightly»
ntvuono onus.“
JACOB uhtavroN
Firs, lite and incident Insurance
Bill ESTATE Mill IllJIISE AGENT
"Ocean steamship Tickets “after:
Stocks Sold. Mesh 1:53". Place..-
chtts Post tiles. South Norwsll, ct.
Notary Public. Acknowledgment
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