”A Fal Captures Wheatly Hills
His Aico Averages 654 Hilas
an Hour In Long Island’s
biscuit: Auto Rana
RIIliiliilll IRRRKS
PRRRRISR RI IIIIRI
anti a Cole lilo Hassapoqua
Lone manna moron PARK-I
WAY; Oct. l.—-Hurry F. Grant, driving
.Aico car No. 18. won the Vanderbilt
cup race today. Joseph Dawson. driv-
ing car No. 25. a Mavmon, finished sec-
ond, and John Altkcn. driving car No.
10. National. was third. Grant's time
was «I hours. 15 minutes. 58 39-100 sec—
onds. IGr ni‘a average for the race
Was 65.4 lies per hour. The. pre-
vious record was 64.3 miles per hour,
made by George Robertson. in 1908.
The Wheatly lilils swoopstnkes, run
over «16 laps. or 189.60 miles of the
course, was won by No. «Ill. Fal. driv-
en. by J. l“. Galnow‘ In 3 hours. 15 min-
utes and it 4-5 seconds. No. 41. Fol,
driven by W. H. Pearce. was second.
The htausapequa trophy, run over
ton laps of the course, or 126. 40 miles.
wan won by car No 51. Cole. driven
by William Endlcoit. 'l‘,lme two
"hours. lit 'minutes, 43 1-5 seconds.
I’l‘hc‘ sixth Vanderbilt can race stair:
ctl promptly at. ti o'clock this morning
underv‘lowerlng skies. The 31 cars on
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d...—._—.- W
ANSWER TO FRIEND OF THE REA
PUBLICAN COUNCIL.
8.0.th Norwalk. Conn ,
October III, 1910.
Editor of The Seminole. ,
Dear sir: I”: "
ThI latter of the ”called “Friend oi
the Republican Council ” in yestcr
day' alludelof ’R‘lIo‘SentlnafR. llndicééer
_ limit e W; tar as tool III er a; n
hallo tattoo of mind. or that: he II
not familiar with local political events
1 will be charitable and attribute his
culmination to unfamiliarity with .re- , ~
cent happenings. when he says the
runner“. city cunncll were not reaoml
noted because they would not do the
'biddlng of the local Republican ring.“
The candidates on the Republican
council were nominated as the result
or the mature and careful considera«
tions of a representatlw committee OI
l‘orty. who fully weighed the quallllca
tions of each candidate. his charactel
and standing. Ilia business ability. and
above all. his fitness for ofllce. The
recommendations- of this committee
werc accepted by an unusually large
and opcn caucus, at which the opin-
ions of the electors were freely ex
prcssml. The Republican ticket bi
essentially II representative one. and
no ltcpnbllcnn or Independent voter
should polmlt the real facts of the alt
nation to be obscured in his own mind
by any statement similar to that of
tho writer in yesterday’s paper.
but no comment of the kind referred
to induce any man to change his bai~
lot from the support of the Republi
can nominees. and cast it for a party
wbonc nominees. at the present time.
are indebted for their nominations ti
onv ol' the closest "rings" that eve:
tried to dominate city politics.
Thanking you for the space occupied
by this letter. 1 nm. with respect.
AN lNllEPENDEN’l‘ VOTER.
~ Try Ilanucr broad and cake. Ban
nor Iiukory. Tel. tilt-8.
VOLLMER CLUB'B MEETING.
aw
Senator Donovan AddrIIIII Mombm
It Democratic Headquarters.
There Who an abundance of enthuII
from at the final lneoiing before thl
nomination, oi the Vollmer Club laa‘
plant at the Democratic lloaduuartorl
in south Main street. Thu outlook for
the election of (thief of Police Wil
liam Voilmor all uherilt of Fairilok
lounty in setting brighter every day
Width hats and canes were distrlbu
ted last night and the final arraoxo
meats In on for today'a pilgrimage tr
itridaopo t. The Vollnior Club morn
hers wont in Bridgeport by I po'cla
trolley corn lousy, oovlnf from tip
Railroad avenue witch all 2:20.
The convention which will nominntr
Ohief Vollnior‘l ’ hold at 2 o'clock
on. anemia: lib up port.
The Vollantir momma-II Were ad
.. dressed last night- 1) Senator Joroml
Donovan. John :Molfahou ant
lam it. McMahon.
nontor‘llonovan laood It into tilt
« . balloons for tho developments I'
g state convention. maintaining that
t on tho iatoreItI that triumuhou in
tho nomination of Goodwin over hallo.
no one declared that throo of the
henchmen of tho railroad whiny arr
oaths auto ticket. o I of theta not
tho, rootl’ bins-t tractor II lint-r
Iaant slam. in. Donovan Illt
maintain“ that tho internal: worked
. hard to Want tho nomination oi
Judson for state "MW
It
i- mum.
Final Bally Hall Lastfiighl IIII
Red Hon' 3 Hall aliens-
ing lino
IiiII ERR Iiiii RIRIJil
II III" IIRRIIRRISRHII
Norwaik Heating Marked wall
Much EnthusiaSm
A rally. closing the city campaign of
the Republicans. was held last mam at
lied Men' a Hall, In Washington street.
whonrousing speeches were made by
Attorney. William J. H. llohannuu. cau-
diute for mayor. and Attorney General
Joint ll. Light.
The rally last evening was exceed-
ingly pleasing to members of the party
who express themselves as more and
more pleased with their choice for
mayor. and who. prominent members
say. is sure to be elected Monday.
Mr. fichnnnan raised much-enthu-
siasm by his open declaration and it
was maintained that his remarks add-
ed greatly to the Republican chances
for victory at the polls.
Mr. llollannau. who was introduced
to the gathering by Chairman ileorgc
l-l. Vosburgb. of the city committee,
made a plea at the outset of his l'('~
marks tor the election of the whole
Republican ticket. lie made It plain
that he wants a council that will work
In harmony with his ideas. rather than
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W Lw-..
-— Merrill Night School. lllIltcil Ilnnl:
illdg.. opens Tuesday. October the till_
._..I... a..- ”WWW”
g—HERBERT O. POLLARD.
HII Qualifications for Office of Town
Tax Collector.
Herbert O. Pollard. Republican cau-
didate (or town tax collector, is an ex
pert accountant. having worked in the
Nor-walk Mills tor a number or years,
tale and Insurance Company of tiny
Inond & Pollard. Mr. Pollard
past resent of PonaIsus Co Inc”. Royal
Arcanum. a Red Man. haymukcr, and
tau
an active worker In the llcpubllonn
Club.
Republicans who will win for lillr.
ibould make an x in tho ltupublII-nl!
.oiumn 0, and Democrats shall make.
Ill X In tho 0 at the top of the ileum-
~ratic column and an it boiurc the
name of Herbert 0. Pilllnrd In iht
'Ilaco provldod.
HERBERT 0. WILLARD
Candidate on the Ronnblicun 'I‘iclici
for Town Tax Collector.
.._.._. M... a...
«~lF WI IHOW I'I'. IT'S RIGHT.
MIII J. Agnes Spoillcy. tho phat sea
son mansion of minimum of K. A. but
nomua (formerly I. bl. Hutchinson). an
nuances to the ladlos of Thu Norwalkr
In IIp-to-dato display of ludioa' hats at
13 N. Main at. Miss atcdnlun. lately
Jan. G. Johnson 00.. N. Y. hm
awe of tho workroom where orders
viii receive prompt attention. Ill‘llb
«IIII work guaranteed
IIIBTIlIdTIGIO IIIIVI
TO VOTE BALM"
The headquarter. of the Republican
Iorty at the city polio will be on lion
and street. AIuithlo booth will in
Irectod near the Munahury ti Math-
Iawaon Co. Ibo. factory. and at all
Icon of the day. after the oponiu
.he polls. I competent puma wil be
a attondanco proper“ to explain any
‘IItnreI conned with the new ball
'ot .with which its rotors may be an:
The committee believes.
humor. that the strong ticket placeai
'il the hold should control to ovary vo
tor. and precludo the Maibimy of
may than fireball Republican tickets
voted ml blinked for the no
.llt
Ill COIMMIID‘J
' who mom. will be made in elect:
lions flotation. who II II candidate
I «am
the satin Republican city ticket.
all! oil then and will
‘, by hem III bowie of north
but innovr a member af‘th‘t’s Rani m‘
Hr. Ilotor lanai a «no: It
Vary Pertinent Question!
Is voting for candidates to conduct
our city affairs for the coming year.
we ought to consider first. the prob
ism; that may havodo be solved. ' and
plans for improvements that may have
to be worked out. Second. which can-
didates are best fitted. by experience.
In our city affairs. to solve thm‘probv
lems, and to carry out necessary plans
for improvement.
Undoubtedly the bridge Improve
meal will be 'voted and as this struc-
ture and the buildings adjoining. are
in the city limits. some amicable plan
have to be worked out with tho oili-
cinlu of the Town of Norwalk.
Thc pollution of our waters. by dyo
ciuif, chemicals. etc. from our factoo
lot! and by our city sewers II a mat-
ter the Oystermen’s Association "II look-
ing into. and which they will seek to
abate, and It is only by harmonious.
conservative action on the part of all
concerned, that this problem can be
worked out without injury to our In-
dustries. and without the coat of him-
dreds of thonsanda‘of dollars to our
city.
The probable taking over of land
and possible erection of bulldlnxa for
public purposes with necessary sug-
goslionu for legislative action. In
scan-think that will require much
thought and work.
The improvement of street and sew-
cr systmna. particularly in the lower
part of tho city. is going to ho. a task
worthy of the best efforts of our oili-
cIalII.
Who would the voiorn rather have
vllpt‘rviw in thesc vory important mat
tors?
An crraiic theorist. or a practical
Idlnlnlalrator?
A man whom We only know as the
"veto mayor” of I sister city, or one
whom we know no the efficient. con
nervutivu head of our finance depart-
moat?
Do We want a literary or I business
mayor? ‘ "
Do we want for mayor a man who
has but rccently come Into our city.
or a man who has rosldcd hcru slurr-
boyhood I"
Do We want for mayor a man who
has ncvcr paid a ccnl‘ol taxed in this
city, or do wc want a man who hurt
borne his share of the city‘s burdens?
Do we want for mayor a man whom
Il'c all know, or one whom a political
cliqnc Introduces to us?
llo wl- want a mayor by his own
right. or a mayor by proxy?
Do we want another term of Sunday
cloning of peanut stands and drug
stores. or do we favor the preut-nt on-
Iorccmont of the Sunday law?
Think over these tlIInIs. Mr. VoI
tor. and then ask yoursclf If tln-ro In
any other than a political rcauon for
voting for the Republican candidate
for mayor. and to tho lndcpcudcul voI
terI, which have you most at huart. Illl'
Interests oi your city, or Ibo Illlcl‘outp
)f uome political party?
if you hnvo only the best tuIcrcIia
of tho city at hunrl, you will vote, for
Alburt M. l’ohlman. for mayor. by pui-
tlnx I cross (it) in tho circlc (OI
above the Democratic coininrnmll’ub
liuhed for Democratic Conunlttum
W *m.
iRi IRRRI RIHI’IIRII
RRIIIIIIR III R RIIIII
Every Reason Why the Iiopuhll
can Ticket Should Succeed
The local campaign is drawing to a
ciolm and on Monday the «Raptors ul
tlouih Now/hill will nlioullc whom they
will nova to serve them an oily om»
cinln duripg the comihkyckr. We be
have that the Republican ticket hand
I‘ll by William J. If. bobannnn. for
mayor. uhoiiitl be “wind by a hand:
some majority 'bonaulo of tho rcpro
sentniive character of the nominees.
The selection of city officials should
not be looked upon an a matter of la:
.0: lllam. but an I basins“ proposition.
We “11:10” that every voter lcrl'lllll“
ice but tickets. and mnko a cIrIful
decision III In the illness of candidates
or the elite. to be titled. We cannot
but notion that the choice will be to»
vol-able to the ltepubichn (idiot.
Don't mks I mistake in pumpkins
tilt four ballot but place a cross
In t I a roll our the word "manhunt
can." thomby votiu
llcaa tlolrotwfili'ubl lubed tor the ill:
annotation
“FINAL! AT HAY! ' A I
“Add. native fouls. hall ll» IKI‘I‘
for right of way for new bridge will -
altruism Mobil» . '
Loss of In Hora
Than Id Lived
scooped-m Arrests
1.08: ANGELEfl. (lot. on. l.-——'I‘hc
building occult d b the Times l‘u’b-
lishing Compan destroyed bv
fire this morninmari there is a heavy
dcoth list eIlimItcdllat from to to 20.
The interior or tha’ building was en
velopso In flames I udlutoly follow
in; tho explosion. . kill it Is thought
took place on the no floor. and it
is reported that a a , bar of men were
Icon to fall dead Jonah the win
down I. .
The editorial rooms were on the
third floor, but it In bglleved the great
or part of the man You thin floor as-
caped dcuth.
The entire bulldln was in ruins at
l: 46 and but two w a were standing.
In addition to the complete plant of
the Times the building contained the
largest Jobbing and commercial plant
of the American Engravlnx Company
The propuriy low to estimated at
$600, 000.
The Times blunt an Inn by elec-
iIIcity throughout. AMI II for as Is
known. there were ho steam bolts"
of any kind in the Idl nl- ‘
The force of the cap colon was cxcrl-
--—--o-
(Continued on “that l’nxc.) .
~3ELECTMEN DIS UTE M'MAHON.
Explain Their Anti In Calf Palturo
. leach II.
To the Invasion Sentinel:
. III. a w‘ ld
illegal: Ir a:
Manon that ho is entitled to'tho Inp-
port of the people as a candidate for
the chirp or automaton as akalmu any
and all of the other candida named.
lwcnuso of III! action Ill rolat on to the
title of (‘alf Pasture beach.
lie aaya that II I mumber of the
lloard of Estimate, ho voted "000 to
be paid to an attorney by the selectmau
for the purpose of ascertaininn what
'Iilt' the town bad to (‘Ilf Pasture
boat-b, and that the money was never
hood tor that purpoue. and the ransom
board of selecttnen h realmnaibla for
that ultualion.
If he means to any that thc Hoard
.Ippropriated ”.000 for that purpose.
tho aiatonwnt would not lm oxmtly In
accordance with the facts. as he must
havo known In a lucmhcr ol‘ the
Hoard. or might have known. had he
looked at the record of the broccoli-
than of thclr momma. or ihc publiahod
statement of the approprlailonu of the
Iloard
'i‘bc Iccord of tha litmrd of Estimate
has this Item:
"Contingent exporucs of litigation In
amending titles to public lands. and In
Probate (‘ourt mutton. 31,000."
Talk is the appropriation to which
he rotors.
Now the fact ll, that thorn were than
pending ilvo tax appeal», and tht
during thu year tour more outta have
boon brought against the town. in all
nine outta. the dufonoe of which were.
or might be payable Out of this 81.
.. Now it and be noticed that there
to In this appropriation. no mention
ol’ (Bali Pasture beach. it In In appro-
riatlon for “ini'outillillnt tiller to pub
Iic lands," and because Call Pasture
bunch was not mentioned. the select
men in I call for a town lanolin: pro
posed to unit the mention to crprouly
direct them to lnt‘oaliaaie tho tltln to
that bench. and uroparcd tho call ac
cordingly. but. bolero the call was pub-
lished the Intactruon worn requested
by two mun. favolablu to tho invootb
nation, lot to put that in tho call be
rouse thuy II-Iid that the Marvin llroih-
mu. who claimed to or III» ownora of
l III I’aal'll’o bunch. promised to dud
'I to tho town. and that to put the mob
m in tho call tor I pubic ranting.
pliant offend than. and for that moon
lions it was loft out of the call
Now Mr. Hollands claims that II.-
Inc wall appropriated to pay for In in«
mm lion oi thI title or Call venture
hopeful! that the «tantrum are to
than“ for am In using it. ThII «not
true. Ono thousand dollars was ap-
ers fitted for the investigating or tr
tlII to public tattoo. and for sundry
other parties“. but there never has
boon I vote passed dirt-min tho II‘
lootmou to in? to the III a to can
Future haul.“ r by the board of
methanol b the town. and we barn
Iliovru that h a vow was not polio-
bananas friends of those who
hit?“ Emmott: rm“ $2
I
Ilium III, lion of tho title
"sporty Iliould not
Iona mom
‘15 "W .
L chicken: for broilinl or thin. flu
.1 treasurer, has served two terms
"Ilndly,_
nu- tool I imp madcap Wild
II III Iottthwoat In
winds.
m wvm- m—
lii’lRlEIiRiil 'IIIII‘IIII 7 i
lll’IIIIRRIlIR Bill "Bill;
the Ilium for Wii illl They
Are Named
All other things being equal. it
must be conceded that experienced,
men are better equipped for any line of
work than those without previous ex-
perience. With this in mind. he Dum-
ocratic party has nominated a city
ticket, with experienced mun filling
nearly all of the important onions.
At the head of the ticket. Albert M.
Pohimnn has bad the experience of I
term on the board of relief, and two
terms as committee on finance:
Wilfred llodvIeIl. candidate for city
as
councilman. and twu as city treasurer
William s. Wilcox. candidate for
collector of taxes and assessments, has
made a record for his three terms in
office.
(“If our candidates for councilman.
William H. McMahon. Jacob ldnxwel
lcr and James T. Powers have served
on previous boards: Charles J. Pid-
lleOlI has been for two terms a mem-
her of tho board of estimate and tan
lion; John Redway has served a term
on the board of relief. and Thomas H.
Canty. the remaining member. I: an
experienced and successful business
man.
Our candidate for city clerk. Frank
H. Huntington. manager of the Adams
tho committee compiling city charter
ordinances and byduws.
1). Wm. Hartford. for assessor. has
lt'l‘V'ed several terms on tho board. and
Frank C. Becker II a large taxpayer
and well versed in property valuation.
Nelson H. Hoyt. nominee for trees-
business here for years, and to
export accountant. fully ounlillcd
handle the funds of the department.
Frederick A. Hunkcmeler. for board
of electrical commissioners, and Hor-
ace R. Nash, for water commissioner.
are on both tickets. which is equiva
lent to election.
WE'WN‘ of thrttrkot II made
up of nominees for minor olllces. and
all are young men. only qualified to
fill the onions for which they have
been nominated. _
Look over tho ticket carefully, cam
partI the candidates. and uiisiy your»
sell of thc individual uunltflcuiioaaand
ability of each to serve the city's best
intercom. and then vote according to
tho dictation of your conscience, and
in conformity with your elector s oath
~—ll‘IIbIIIhed for .llcmucrnttc Commit
too. |
In
to
~8P£CIAL8 AT HAYES‘ MARKET.
Choice native lowla. 20(- lb.
RChicken» for trolling or trying. Me
It. ‘ ‘
Shoulder steak I0c in
Man pot roast, ltlc. lb
-—-COLLECTION OF TAXES.
Hundredo of Thouuudo of Dollars
Turned Over to Town TroIIurIr
by MP. Mitotic".
Tho proseni town tax collector. Rob
all. (I. Mitchell III min a candidate
or the mace. and III willing that his
Incord should stand. The first year
In- was In office he collecicd tho but
our» of tho tax due on the list of
1907. sad that your the sum of 3147.
M2. in was turned over to Town Trou-
uror William A L‘nriia. Last year
IhI-ro won collected and turned over
to the town trmuror the stun oi
IIMMMI. Mr. Mitchell in at pm-
eut colluctlmr the tax of the list of
aid, more in still I comidnrablo not
turn to [It in. He is thoroughly famil~
'nr with this part of the work. and has
moms Itl'flllltlnloll with the laxpay
rs. It doom not mm win. thorotoro.
in make a chanac in tho office at this
time. RIpulIIlt-In friends of Mr.
Mitchell can cast a voio for him by
placing an X oppoflto hlI llama in tho
therapeutic column of tho now An
motion ballot. not fortrotllng. of
calm. to put an x in the circle I‘
tho top of tho Ito ubitraa column
DItnonmic voisrail ould place In it
In the circle It the head of the Don
:omtm column. the center one. of the
a .
Milli“ It turns
'Icuublloana and Indemndontli
horrors cl undo: I complimentary
ballot for one man for councilman on
tho our» ticket. and noylsetihaio
may]; Illfi ulnar mm for council
Inn for whom you Mrs to vote. We
IIIII boon informed that alerts»
Iotoool complimentary your will be him
and I ticket with “only one mantras!
alarm our honou- m
' lam JV“ hm hm com .I
out It. In limit.
Express Co, has done good work on
urar of the water fund, has been in N
loan. and whilo over ”00.000 had been It
um and mm mm «
Iranian on“ In and: *
All candidates. WT“ to Fill Hand These Instructions Vary Carefully Bolero Dspokiii
Your Ballots Holiday
The voter must first make a cross mark “X" within the druid:
above the name of the party at the head of his ticket.
. vote a strai ht ticket, he will not make any other mark upon it w
ever; but' I he desires to split his ticket by voting for one or more
names upon the other ticket, he will make a cross mark “X"ln
voting space on the left and before the name of the candidate on,
other ticket for whom he desires to cast his ballot. But In can
or more persons are to be elected to fill the same office. as c
and assessors. in the city. and selectmen, assessors.
high school committee and constables In the town.
dares to split his ticket, he will place a cross mark “X"' In the votin Ii
space on the left and before the names of such candidates fa what:
he desires to cast such ballot. such marks to be in addition to tide,
mark required to be placed within the circle at the head of his party ‘
ticket.
mlttcc In the town.
ticket, he must place said cross at
both tickets.
void.
Postal cards are being received
from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis. who
greyvlslting relatives in Poughkeepllo.
Clauifioo Idurtlumonu on Into
I
war-do or III. as mm \ "mo-”1"
Inch additional word. 1 cont nor Insertion.
FOR SALE
FOR 8ALI~~‘ I.Ul 'I‘ I YDARH Old).
tlmlouuhly bmkv «n. remit-9a. inquire 7|
litcuunn atrcel Norwalk. oi
FOR SALE~~IN SOUTH NORWALK.
nnc modern two family house. rento for
slit; only 83600: £2100 on Inert e. at I
per coup. $1400 cash. Lot in orwallt.
ill) at HE. $300. can have 6 room house built
on It for Sllbtl. Also good lot Harbor
View llcncb. “00. Address Box 3“, South
ul".t\illk Ill 3'.
-1" «~ng
FOR SAleble (NWT/turn
ucm maxi land. all kinds fruit; also I'-
vear nld sound business home. W. C.
Smith, I! Bridge 8t.. East Norwaik. all) at
l F‘OR f NsbAhfi-g-Cfli‘aAh IAWIUT J lhOO
(IMHO III ‘Iono. pure I
(Intuit), Norwallt Tomlin Q still,“ ll
FOI PRIVATK SALI IN SOUTH
Norwaik. the following places of fumi-
lure in uteri. owner 0-
hm abroad: ' Ind
.« couch. odd chairs. ru
hm: Can be Icon by appoint
drool! E. care Sentinel.
FOR IALIw-TO PAINTEIIH AND l‘A-
mr-hltimcrn colors In all And In .la
and ai‘l squelch wail pope .wblll'l‘l. II".
no n cos Decker do :1
South «blow 31!
fun effort. a 30
FOR SALlé-flfli HitHOltl)
lure. Must be, avoid at once.
Elisabeth atrect. Bomb Norwnlk slit Gt
FOR SALE-”1‘31““: COWS. 0th
{mm and one fit cow. James Hurst.
ituuaytml. Toucan-Ito l‘nlk. 329 :it
Tomcat: rumumarITuv saunas:
up
. brie-I-
out.” All-
FURNL
Call It
He must also keep' to mind that in case he
If he desires III
in“
wheat MM
and any old
But an elector must keep at mind that be Is not: to place a broad
before a greater number of names for any office than the munber
gearing upon his own ticket {or that particular office. For installed.
I In only entitled to vote for six councilmen in the city. and '
selectmcn, two school visitors and three names for high school com
desires to vote a In“, '
the left of each name voted for to
Any other mark than the cross mark “X" will render his ballot
--TOWN TAXES.
Town taxes should be paid this weak
to avoid the interest. OfllceI In town
hall and .l M. Layton & 00.. inc, oped
until 9 o'clock Saturday evening. ‘ ‘
A little money is a dangeroun 7'
thing—at an auction sale.
A ‘—
Classified advortloomonto in km
”on marl loan. u «out! 0" Mg.
Inch additional word. 1 cont nor Insertion;
WANTED.
GLUETT. PEABODV A. co. HAVE
altuntiona to offer experienced operator!
on pom-r nuchlnea. also [trio over 16 to
It orn Steady work the year around. 01 10!
WANTED—MEN. LEARN AU
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