riuany is building canals and will
.. intuition this year 379.623.250.
T ,3i‘a to be bbtutl some
.iCOW aud‘the provinces and
clpalitldst or other political dirt
ave obligated themselves to pay
shire of the cost. the interest
33 n‘. and the delicit. which may not.
or by. toils..-
scolding to the latest figures. the
391m .0! toreign commercial til-ms in
the principal treaty ports and lathe
‘ cities of China open to: foreign.
era 1 2.97. and the number or foreign
‘ers residing there was 20. 500.
for Japan comes next. with
61 this land 5, 287 per3o'ns.
1WD!“ oi plum jelly; "c‘arlned straw.”
berries and other things on Second av.
anus and had them tgsted. The plum
to color 256‘ square inches or white
"cloth. The strawberries were color-
3 'ed with Coal par d‘y‘e catsup was made
" ,lchipdy from pumpkins, and the wine
‘sand cider were declared with gold.
But of course there are such articles
which are genuine,
a
FEMININE TOPICS.
There is no prettier fashion instrum-
'oeporieaéthan the collar and out! sets
A bit of white at throat and wi’lpt is
universally becoming. and those we
tlful handiwork.
The panels of crosswise tucks which
« are a feature at some ’of' the new
. -~aklrts of light weightv “tool materials.
tit beautifully over the hips. The
new skirts are very shapely.
The handsome“ street‘pumpe which“
' the mall shops are showing are very
.. stylish but they do not seem practi-
cal for walking. . .
The polo turbans are "taking. " This
is t; smallest of the new shapes, and
the it every one exclalms at -‘ the
aural nose of the new hats we l'l get so
used to seeing them by the first of
Mitch that we'll probably select one
of the smallest if we find we can Wear
it becomingly.
Mayog
.' to Tprorl co vitry pretty salad effects.
Those ‘llih are fond of smells may
2 like to tr‘?‘
them a la
the Hartford School of Housekeeping’ a
last demonst lion; Split and bone
th smelt}. Cut off tails and trout
tal ends sh turn utoht over one
inch on to cell aide.
salt and lumber. and brush ovrr with:
Larson juice, Garnish with fish fore
meat forcede’ through a pastry bag and
tube. and fasten heads with showers
to keep in an upright position Arrange
in buttered pm and pour around white
“alias. Cover with buttered. paper.
and bake from fifteen to twenty mili-
lilies Just fore taking from men
sprinkle with lobster “de forum
through ammo gar. Serve with apron
- n sauce until» tlr‘usi Mclt llrrco ta
blespoons butter. and three tubin-
spoons ilour and pour on gradually
oe undone enemxtfru s rrcam and. one
1 biespoorl“ ext cl: Season with
salt and cayenne. and add lobster co-
and pnelraif lobster tilt-c ,3
LINONINE
l
the chest. 1 was rbrcutcnml ‘with
pneumonia. Lincolnc saved me from
having it. shill»; as 2a tonic. and res-
torative at the same time. it was re-
listing my lungs of the congestion. -
ii. Atwood Robbins. 800 Union St.
. month‘s. N. 'l'.
a
, wThe
. «l Oltfl’ord Hotel i)
We auditor wires he seems
“ w‘l'rl-l carvers same air
ATTRACTIVE, esters.
W
JoavilAMwAl‘J. pup.
foursomes-l Nonstop.
Sgt-“#12:, , 2
"l‘ subdue hill?
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INTEREST, »
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‘ ‘9 innit. bivatomarlr no.
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escape e‘list was 420 firmsand 2 '
The
A New York World man bought _
ally contained enough indelible dye -
en’s dress—or at least among the ac. f
.al‘e shown now are marvels oi beau- 33
noise dressing can be colored _
is recipe. for preparing ‘2‘
gtry as demonstratedfit .2
Sprinkle with '
"sultan Minors erratum gold as“
‘ untitled ‘tillttrhllilutrtru of
22 outing program arranged by Mr. Hon-
militias COLUMIIA ex: 3"
.3esrr Looking Forward to the
Day (or litany Weeksiiiev.
Thhodore S. deodorant and
Isaac ll. Meredith. With Other
Preachers and Singers, will
be iieartl
2 l
..,.: . .,
To marrow is the day toward which
theMethodlsts of the town have been
looking for many weeks as the com-
mencement cf the Union evangelistic
c‘arupaign which is to continue ‘for
three weeks. ‘ All of the afternoon
meetings on week days are to be held
in the Norwalk church and the even-
lag meetings at the 2 South Norwaik
church. On Sundays. the afternoon
will be held in each church and three
BE‘L THEODORE S HENDERSON
great union services will be held in
the afternoon and evening at the
Sduth Numslk church. The plan of
services is as follows:
‘ ‘ Morning.
The morning services will all begin
at 10:30 o‘clock. At Norw alk the Rev.
1
Dr. Charles McCormick of Hartford
men will be prenchedand the sorrirt‘l
conducted by the Rev. Lewis it. More
pastor of tho Norwulk Methodist
church.
, Al East. Noru‘ulk the list. 'l‘ltrmlm'u
agilendsrsou will preach. mill at llou
nylon. the Rev, Warlord 'l‘. lillrrcuu of
Hill FIN." Methodist church our prcuru
the sermon. '
.‘ ,Afteruniin.
The first Hill‘oll portion ulll begin
i 3.30 otloclt in the Srmlll Norwulll
.clluroh. il‘svlll be a special service
3‘“!
very intro
, .
A
I
and Sells.“ it will llill‘t'ii.
maroon. . Theiulult chorus of severity
at one band voices treat all four:
bureaus will sing. and the arm. a
trance ol the Children s chorus w l
a made. Mrs Henderson will sing
the celebrated Tribune Sunshine song.
and air. Meredith will lead the choir
uses tor the that time. This is a not»
vloo is which all young people Ii‘in
«socially invited. Parents are capo
glam appealed to bring their lands
ill Wreath the sermon and trash. liar
gospel singer or the cuts.
' l render sonnet solos. Dr.
' lies
2 School dissimilar era .
‘ as. it is a public meeting and all will
, ' League, am 0.. Curtain hint will be
2 2‘ thesis ‘0 the Leashes in“ the. four
littlr‘olilsls oi‘lirs Town 2 [litre
thought was that the malls 'of people
.3 by with indifference as if God had not
‘ was as bindingas that of any other of
- Hill Far Away," and a testimony
‘ loss
2 ins judges."
jthe srleace of prayer and a compar
balsam H ultrasonic
and _
ll. brin‘rr their class-
he made welcome, to a bright and
l9yous guthcrins 2
3 Evening.
The first Union Yeahs People’s
meeting will begin at 0:30 o “,olock The
president at the town Union Epworth
in char e assisted by e fourfprell-
churches. This meeting will be“ held
in the Sunday School Room. ’
At 7:30 the union evangelistic sen
vioes7wi1l begin. . The large adult
chorus will lead the congregation in
singing from the new hookah er.
Meredith will have charge or”I all the
musiciil features.
Mrs. Francis Heath- Eaton will sing
by request of Mr. Henderson the solo
which was rendered at President Mc-
Klnley’e funeral at Canton. Ohio
"Beautlml ,islp. of Somewhere " The
seekers oi the evening. will be the
or. Dr. McCormick and Mr, Hender-
eon. Throughout these services the
cbngregations of the Norwalk. East
‘Norwalk, Rowayton and South Nor
walk Methdist churches will unite.
impressive Services Close Preliminary
Work.
At the Norwalk church last even-
ing the largest audience. which has
there gathered during the week was
present. Mr. Henderson preached a
sermon which moved the congregation
visibly. The text was “Is‘ it nothing
to you, all you that pass by?" The
did not take life seriously; asinthe
days of Jeremiah as today men pass
given his son to die for nlen and was
not love The sin of man was his
disregard of the love for God The
truth that the obligation to love God
the commandments ‘was . enforced . by
illustrations which stirred the auto
lions of all present. Mrs. rilecnard
Whitney rendered “There is aurora
sor-
vicc followed in which many Witnessed
to the helpfulness of the week’ a meet-
The work of this church will be
corilinucd tomorrow and next week
in the, union services.
At. the South Norwaik church Mr.
Brown preached his closing sermon
from the text. "Their Rock is not as
our Rock, our enemies themselves be‘
it was a clear and im-
prosslve statement of the truth that
the testimony of those who lived with
out (‘lrrist syldeuwl‘l the superiority
of the Christian life By frequent cit-
ation and illustration. the preacher
showed that serious and thinking men
who had lost faith recognized a great
rarelrcv in their lives A short lesll-
mony service followed, and after the
benediction the. congregation shook
hands with Mr Brown expressinlt
Ilrclr‘ apprcclallOu of the good he had
done them by his sermons during the
week.
At East Norwulk the largest au-
dishes of the week was present and
.heard a sermon bv Mr Caswoll on
‘LPra‘yer. The sermon was. a study of
l
l
l
i
l iron or it with other sciences. A very
impressive llllur service followed the
sermon.
one.-. o. nsiofilama-M
nastiness or 8PEGIAL lN‘i‘EHEGT.
W.”
Will be Held. Tomorrow in the South
Nerwaik Baptist church.
, ‘llro titty bruins at 9: ill) with special
' consecration so: ‘vlrc or Soup of Philip.
This is followed by tuorulng worship
with sermon on the uuliietl.'l' The Mr»
tire of Christian Living, in aortas of
llm-c sermons on Practical Christian.
lty. ’l‘b‘c' bible school at. the noun
hour with special music by Willred
Btrrllil and hill daughter. Miss inurnui
Surlllr. violins. The Young Peoples
Society under the leadership of F. ii.
Mills. At 7 o'clock the evening ser-
vice of raise. The topic of sermon
will be t a tilt in series of icons and
the aerial Qu Ion: Jesus and tho
Workingutan. This discussion of the
social uuostlon from a counties view
point hail awakened widespread inter-
out and the congregations have been
lnotuble {or the large number of men
artemliup. ‘l‘ho olfarlory solo will be
sung by .‘i. ii. O'Connor. who will f‘l'm'
nor by request The New Heaven and
a New illsrt it from Gsui’s Holy City.
At the close of attrition the (introduce
not baptism will be patrolman
‘ the ministers. the secret police are
2 seeking out and arresting those known
.of the autocracy According to their
'thc hhmlu more mrther north or post
i
l.
l Polorsburg
may tell.
boon doubled in or
the preservation o the lives or the
members of the imperial family and
to be uncultured \vith the lightina or
ganlza‘llon l'l‘he authorities mall?
their ltnpotéueyito ward of! the and
acts of terrorism, murder in the streets
being possible at. any instant. The
only safety seems to lie in seeking re‘
(use behind palace walls and all the
imperial tacitly have been warned not 2 ‘
to venture out.‘ .
Althousb only the olilelal papers and
the (lrashdanin (The Gillian. a reac-
tionary paper owned by Prince Meets
schkenaky, a friend of the late Ern-
psror Alexander ill.) appear with
black borders. the editorials of all of
them are strangely sober. Some pa.-
pers which in the past have been
ready to lay almost any charge at the
door of Grand Duke Serglus are draw-
ing back before the prospect of the
inauguration of‘a reign of terror, oar-
lng that it may destroythe
b specie of reform andlead to an era
repression But even in the midst
of universal reprobation of the crime
the majority express the hope that. af-
ter all the darkest hour comes Just
before dawn.
Among the revolutionaries, however.
there is a sentiment of elation They
openly glory in the deed proclaiming
that it removes the most reactionary
influence at court and also proclaim
the general theory that in the absence
of armed resistance only by terror can
concessions be wrung from the hands
view any weapon. is Justiflabie
As a matter of fact it is too early
yet to say what the olltlcai effect
Will be. For the prompt everything
is at a standstill.‘
Expressions o: condolence have
reached the emperor direct from prac~
ill ally all governments those of Presi—
dent [outlet Emperor William and
King Edward being especially warm
and sympathetic in tone. it is prob-
able that several governments will
send representatives to the trrnoral of
Grand Duke Sol-gins
in mercuratrc circles the o inlon is
quite generally expressgd tat yes-
terday's tragedy may be followed by
the derision ‘of the government to com
cludc peace For some time despite
the olllclul attitude maintained by the
government. there has been a growing
appreciation of the dilflct‘iltles of pros-
ecuting the war in. the midst of in.
creasing complications at "home and
as announced by the Associated Press
yesterday. the. matter was actually the
subject of formal consideration by the
emperor and .ltia~ ministers February
16. Strong influences which, it. is un»
demiood, in spite of denials, are head-
ed by M. Witto (president. of the
Committee of Ministers) have been
working quietly in this direction. Gen-
eral (lripenberg' s revelations followed
by the murder of Grand Duke Scrglus.
in the opinion % some of the ablest
diplomats are at unlikely to lead
the emperor definitely to decide upon
peace. in this connection the War Of—
tire is considerably alarmed by the
new danger threatening the Manchur-
ian army from systematic attempts
made by Japan eaud Chinese bun-
dlts to cut the l :oiic communications
back of the ar ccordlng to re-
ports ngout 10000 men split up into
bands of several hundred each are 09'
crating from Mongolia and are strik—
ing the railroad: A Russian detecti-
nrent following up the Japanese band.
which cut the road below Harbin. fell
into an unrbusredo of 'two regularly
organized Japanese regiments and was
almost out to pieces, losing half its
turn and one gun. The fear is that if
they might intrn'upt communication
to such an extant as to make it im-
possible to supply the army. This
danger has already mmpcllcd the
triple reinforcement on the railroad
guards below Harbin.
Prince r‘rledvlch Leopold. of Prussia,
who had been visiting the emperor.
started for Berlin at midnight.
It was announced from Berlin year
tor-day that l’rlnco ll‘riodrlch Leupold
was to go to the Far East by streamer
from Genoa owing to the ditheultv in
sendi as the pr- lm cly train quickly over
the ccngwlod Siberian line. and that
ire would that pay a visit to Emperor
Nicholas.
A despair lr from St. Petersburg early
this morning. lrowcvuct throw a differ.
out light on the Prince‘s visit to St.
it “its intimated that rho
prince was the birarcr of personal rep-
rrnontulions from Emperor William on
this subject, and it was sddcd that it
lwns positively known that lhl- qucs»
Lion of peers was discusturd between
Emperor Nicholas and Prince Fried-
rich llcoplc yratordsy, though it. was
impossible to ascertain What. it any.
conclusions were reached.
’l‘OKlO. Wit. ink-According lo ro-
porls from the Hhakhc ltlvcr, tlIo Ruse
also» are showing increased activity
on both liuuks and are extending and
strengthening their right. They also
seem to be concentrating a heavy lords
on their left in front of General Kuro-
wt F‘ushun la the bane of the late
operations and it is intimated that. the
llusuiann them number all divisions.
ituropatkln is preparing to assume the
aggressive ’llro wollllror lo silil un-
fuvolulrlr but, the trxrcsuit'c cold will
soon be over.
Chinese reports to tho effort that
liunorul Kuroputkln is preparinlt *0
abandon the likaitlre illvor line and re-
llm northward are dlmrodllrd here...
The hilarious shelled portions of
Field Marshal runs 3 center and Anti.
on Thursday? rilhri’ lb. 0n. Fri
the Russian crtv v‘iry in rstlrlu‘; from
a recent altar upon Field Marshal
(iyumar left be ed at Llourbionmi‘.
MIN'C CHIIITF‘A AN lNCUllY GLU
sir. Ewart: u tell the subject
the Prophet of tour. ’l‘borc wuss
good attentions p the usual Interest
in the address all in the discussion.
To morrow Mr. North presents lire sub
loot Harriet Scanner Stowe. All men
are welcomed to these uioeiln'n and
invited to participate in the discus
stone. which are always at an inter
oral character. Membership in the
club consists simply in attendance al
its meetings which are held ever! Silh-
actions. Millions have ‘ ,
traction for 2'
right 3
The impression exists that General .2
slgntvl for but ‘~" Sunday. Mohantlhddii
”497va mm“ .
HIGHWAYMAN irotocrzrn'"
As ilE STOLE ssoocu
m
lbsul-‘ir‘ed Several Shots lrom
ills Revolver at Persons
who Interferon and Escaped
NEW YORK Feb 18. mOne of tho
boldest ot the many recent robberies
in this citv occurred in the Bronx cariv
today when a highway man attacked
Mr and Mrs John W. Cornish in front
of their home. snatched a $5000 dia-
mond breech from Mrs Corlrlsh's
throat tired two bullets through the
clothing of Cornish when he reman-
strated. and then escaped alter an ex-
citing race with a policeman. in which
several shots were exchanged. The
police have only a meagre description
of the man. and there seems little
chance that be will be captured.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornish had attended
athcntle and supper. and started up.
town [early this morning in the sub-
way. At 135th street they took a cross
town car for their home. They at.
tractod attention lu‘tho car by their
lavish display of diamonds, both Mr.
and Mrs. Cornish wearing a number of
valuable stones. When they left the
car within half it block of their home
a young man who had been intently
watching the couple and their display
of jewelry also got. off and followed
a few yards behind them. As they
reached the stoop of their house. he
quickcned his pace until he WM} be-
side Mrs Cornish.
“i beg your pardon, madam." said
be, “but i must have that."
His hand shot out as he spoke and he
tore the brooch from Mrs. Cornish‘s
dross. Before he could fir-c. Mr. Cor-
nish realized what. was happening. and
ordered the highwayuran to give up the
brooch. threatening him with his cane
as he did. so. At hardly ten feet. range
the blultwnymau drew a revolver- and
fired two shots. point blank, at Mr.
Cornish. One tore through the padding
of the right shoulder of his overcoat
whilcdlrc other went tiriot‘rgh his silk
hat. within an inch of the top of his
head.
A patrolman who had heard the
shots ran. up and started in pursuit of
the robber, who had tied down thc
street, The iriuhwayman was the more
fleet ol fool, however. and was rapidly
increasing his lead when he slipped
and fell on the ice-covered sidewalk.
When he regained his feet. the police-
‘ A REMARKAaLE sEoUorIoN.
John Clark's 200 yd spool Cot-
ton, white and black, 20 spool. ‘
Deiuoug Hook and Eyes. the“
best of all, regular 10c. sale. 5c.
Calmac Hook and Eye, regular
be at 25c.
‘Clinton Safety Plus. all sizes. va-
lue up to lo, sale it: doz
Calmac Safety Pins, value he.
sale Zlfic.
Victoria Plus. 360 in paper. the
best be and 7c pin made, sale 3c.
Pearl Buttons, value 7c, at to.
Oriental Silk, one hundred yds.‘,
19c doz
Chiffon Collar Foundation, regu-
lar the, at Go. 2
Kid Curlers, all sizes, 6c.
ironing Wax, with small ban '
die, to
60 inch Tape Measure. 1c '
1 3 yd. Corset Lacers, value 3c, at
c.
5c Aluminum Thimble at 2c
90 Assorted Mourning Pins 1c.
Assorted Hair Pin Cabinet. va
iue Be. at to.
Best Hat Elastic. 20 yd.
Kora Hose Supporters, regular
25c. at 1235c.
25c quality Scissors. 1235c.
Stephenson Belt—keeping down
the waist and the skirt nil—regu-
lar 25c, at 17c.»
Ladies‘ DeLight. Waist Former,
regular 10c, 2‘60-
d 15c Quality Shell hair pins, 8c
oz.
oasesMAKEas AND Housaksarans can
or madame rule IMPoerANT sALE
‘ ,uasrur. To Tris cassettes“ on Housaksss‘as to Mass AT
Saturday and Monday only
lust! sconouv
Eva rams THAT'a
t
u
‘15.: and lie. doom. 9c.
Battéulior‘g ‘.Br'aidrr. till yds for
tile. value (that
Ladios' Sin is Collars, rushing
top (new) val ‘o 25c. sale 12%c.
Odd lot of trial}: Cellars, tops and
Stocks val'uc2 49.2.3 25c and 35c,
sale 10 c.
6 in. Pompadiour Ribbon, regular
250c, at 39c. '
Val. laces.htClorted patterns in
mo 30. 4c, 50 and 6c yd.. choice,
to yd.‘
Black Taffeta Ribbon. No.12 is.
was 12c
Black Tailetu Ribbon, No. 16, 90,
was 160. 2
Black. Tfiflefu Ribbon. No.
110, was 18c.
Black Taffeta Ribbon, No in
130, was 21c.
Black 2‘s allele. -Ribbon. No to
15c was. -.
Black ‘i‘a‘neta Ribbon, No. 100.
17c, was $25c. ,'
3 Torchon Laces. tarlous widths,
worth be. do, “To and tile. We have
fifteen thousand yards to soil at
u
z‘fiimfort Powder.
regular 25c, sale‘lic.
Bluder's Tar Seam-value
sale, We.
Fairy Soap. regular be, at. 3%(.
Irish Linen ertng Paper“ re
the 15c. sale Sc.
Wrist Bags. value $1.00, at. 50c.
small sizes,
180
and he quickly turned and sent a bill-
Iwfiwa--- -E...“ .-... .. ”E... w». .- ..
Read what the D M. Read (‘orn—
lct toward his pursuer. The policeman pauy has to ear about the beauty of
was not hit and returned the shot the new spring silks.
ulthout slackening his pace This bui-
let also wont wide. and the highway
man soon distanced his pursucr and
escaped.
Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Cornish could
give more than a meagre domriptlon
of the man but. with the few facts at
hand the pollre at once began a de-
termined search for the robber and ev-
erv available policeman and detective
in the district was put at work on ,
the case.
BUTTE-R AND EGG STORE 80LD..
Frank Sherman, who has been con-
ducting a tea, butter and egg business
in North Main street for some time.
has disposed of the business to its
former owner. Christopher L Rosco.
of Stamford who will conduct the
store under the old name of the bee
Tea and Butter Co. The deal was
made last. week and Ambrose Brun-
dage took charge of the store, Monday,.
as manager for Mr. Rocco.
man was only a short distance behind
'USi
Goods
that
Please
should bring you
33 - WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel. Call 322-4.
ess B
Fancy Fresh Made Creamery
capsules.
Pharmacy.
if you have a. cold take A. B. C
For sale at tho chlfnae
Read the ad.
WATCHES
are the best. Mechanical precis-
2 ion. perfect material and careful
finish are the features that have
made Waltham Watches the best
in the world. in gold, gold
blind and silver cases at
A. W. Austin’s,
40 Wall St. . Nor-walk. Conn.
llets.
Butter. Strictly home gathered
Eggs. I‘inc Double Cream Cheese. Fancy Table Beets, re and 15c
can. 3 cans Cream Corn. 25c.
3 cans Tomatoes. 25c. Luxu
Spin-
ach.18c can; elegant. 3 lbs. Prunes. 25c. English Smoked B caters.
2 for 5c. Fancy New Norway Bloater Mackerel.
tucc. Celery.
toes.
Boston Head Let--
Brusscl Sprouts. Cranberries. New Bermuda Pota-
Sweet Potatoes. Grape Fruit. Oranges. Banshee. Apples.
The finest pure N. O. Molasses in town. one gallon; try it. Put our
25c lb. Cotter: against anything you are getting at 30c lb. . tell us about
it. Our Special Tea at soc has made lots of friends. Our 60c lb. Tea
is the pride of our store.
Be sure and call on Saturday.
LEADING GROCER.
STILL CUTTING PRICS,
owmu to tho sucrose of our sale on Granulated super. Genoa and flota-
tou We will continue the tale for Intlre work.
here.
other low mu prion tlm
Charles E Seymour,
i
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
Fanny Maine more... to the Pit.
to Hunt stamps with Ms. first No.
1 The.
No.2 “M.
as Hunt stamps viltu 1 is. truly“
No 2 Tori. ,
to Hunt stamps with /2 lb. butM
No. 1 Tea, 25s
to Hunt stamp- with y. in. clinics
No. it Tu.
dltt‘ noon in the south Warmth Corr
.are'gatlonai Church . , .
17 ills. nut Granulated Sugar for 3130’
an Hunt Teams: with; 21"” choice
2 «it
tin can. Waiter Caller-'0 or Monarch
Irami Cocoa. per can, 130‘;
i
no Hunt humor with y, lb. Fanny
No. a a tile
to Hunt minor with 1 lb. Java A
Manila Colin
l Hunt Item :0 with 1 lb. Marloalv'
ire a Java 250
swim owner, Willi 2 lb. Pits. Mon-
10s
3 Hunt who. with I in. lint Farr“
Hem
s Hunt "Clamps with i can .luuo To. 3
meters 122.
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