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Large Callierinp WEnloyed the Eu-
tertsinmpllt Program Pro-
villed bythe Committee
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Delicious lieno Most Enthusias-
tlceliy Appreciated
As is always the (little with social
events at the South Norwalk Club. the
”ladies" night. last evening. was very
much of a success in every particular.
The attendance was large. the spacious
club rooms being filled with the mem-
bers and their guests and everybody
spent a most enjoyable evening
The entertainment program was of
a high order of excellence, sociability
reigned supreme. the lunch. unique for
a ladies‘ night. met with great favor
and every feature of the function was
commented on favorably. so that the
entertainment committee of the club -
is thoroughly deserving of the very
generous amount of praise they are
leceiving.
The entertainment program was I
happy combination. Speidcl'a orches-
tra. which has met with so much ps-
tronage in Thc Norwalk for several
years. played in their usual skillful
manner frequently throughout the ev-
eillug mid Messls. James F. Dellns
uud Al Baker gave a good account of
themseltes in their respectite lines
Mr. nailel, who is a magician and you
trilouuilit oi‘ ability. proved himself a
versatile gentlemen. and Mr. Devlns
all a monologist, caused many I beat
tylaush
'i‘b'e esriy part of the evening was the best which me held in years. Dur-
deyotod to the orchestral selections. log the meeting severII important that
fol owing which Messrs. Devins Ind
miter entertained for more then an
hour. At the conclusion of the lat-
ter‘a pro to the celebrated South
Norwslit lub lunch was served This ht for the council on the evening oi
included the councils “nubile. to February lhth. The name of the lust
most petiole“
beef sIndwi
other gastronomic delicIcieI.
When it came to. the serving there
was lit texture for tits
indies. mayor. The
decided
some time m that. it Myron“ Ac In- in
novstion and I pulsing mid to the is- :genAin's. The how recent. Goorgetl
dies to vae one of the regular buffet Richmond. and the new orator. Edwin
lunches flat is lid It the mono 8. Austin. mule a few remarks to tilt
smokers and p red accordingly
Stephen 8. Jarvis I d Edward l" Smith
wiped thoroughly With Chairman E.
W. Fitch In this cool-e. although Mr.
stalled that it sit
corps of waiters.
Fitch. who is nothil‘g if not gallant. in»
the men It their old". but when last
evening came. my bad lust a HhIde erdenmJohn Willism Bullsrd.
of I fear thIt this part of the arrange gen"... Hubert Austin.
inept, after all, might not work well.
At tbil point. Gobi“ K- VIII Aistyno. pointed the following committees for
cutie to their rescue and named to the ensuing yesr:
melts the sonouuosiaept. He did. cs-
plstnlllg the dileitliiI oi the entertain-
ment committee. I d the ladies fell mummy Committee—M. “gun,
into in spirit of «2 thins In Ire-t chIirmIll. Chsrics to. Curl“. wuum
shape. boy lurch-d right up to the film“,
tables and ensured to color blvlns Entertainment Commuter—inlets
I touch liter thil tuhlon full! u s. Aultln. chairmen. Lloyd Phillipe.
much M the men. in fact. the Min- Joseph J. Evsnoski. Fred c. Reidoll.
were very enthusiastic .over this part Delinquent Commit mu (3. m.
oi 1t” srrsosemcilt.
erotic-tr- ploy-d pies-ins to Press Committee— 0. 'ltlodolt.
e and dunno the After the lust-usual: no muslin.
isttsrpsrt 9‘ ”l0 AVID“: furnished I. very AIM “PM 'u m which
litctions the meanwhi
music for ductile.
“BAHAMAS
thing doing It evry meeting Ind Ill?
a lumber that doesnt sitesd will lilies
m Alf WM 33,“ oacsa or IAITIRN I'fAfl.
, calm snail-t
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hot roast will be “The Girl of the Golden West.‘
and VIriouI There will be I special meeting on 8st
be served by I Grater—Edwin 8 Austin
essrs. Jarvis and sitting Pest Regent-fibula E. Cur
Smith held that to carry otlt the spirit tilt.
of the thing to the letter. the ladies 'l‘reasurer—Chocter 8. Seilecll.
should walk up to the well lsden ta- Secretary«Wiiiism H. Raymond. Jr
bios and get the vlands the same In Collector—«8t. John Merrill.
. Papers its}. itiIt been mm: by tmru'bym «to stimuli oi the . z
Wile; Goodwin in I cult that .
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tilt the limit tin-twill can. of tin-tot. urn-tool tier report
. .fim M I. lion. who is I reviewed the work at the veer still the lvlielst n is Maury esteem
. guilty. lute intestinal”
Mitosis o. Willing“,
~ but be III slum
AAAIHY All A AAllAi
tote—um ~
Annual Event Held in Red Men’s
iisll. LnetEvehinp, Lerne-
‘iy. Attended
The Girl's Friendly Society. of 'Tl'ill-
ity Episcopal Church held its annual
social and dance in Red Men‘s Hall,
Ind the affair proved ful-
ly as enjoyable, as well as financially
successful as any of its predecessors.
Music was ftp-nished by the Ohm:-
pin Orchestra, composed of JIcob
it was of an excellent character sev
eraloi‘ the dances being encore-d.
The committee in charge of the al-
falr consisted of Miss Jorephlno Old
ileid. chairman; Miss Mules Oldenv
schlager. Mills Louise Schuuh and Miss
ids ii. Kraemer. They had decorated '
the hall in the most artistic manner
with flags. bunting and crepe paper.
and it was very effective. demonstrat-
ing the ability of the young ladies
along this line. They received many
compliments on the title spearnnee of
the hall.
Refreshments of ice crellm and cake
were served. and all regretted when
the dance came to an end
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Ceremony Conducted by Fast
Grand Regent Burdiok and De-
puinrendCuldeiicCuianies
i’onnssus Council. Royal Arcanulll.
No. i.268..of Norwsllt. hold a very
lurse and interesting meeting and in-
stallation la‘et night in the 6311.“!
building i’sst Grand Regent Burdlck
and "Utility Grand Guide McGulnniII.
both of Stamford Council. Slhtnford
were the installing otilcers. which wss
ters were brought up Ind passed upon.
The council has made arrangements
with Manager E. I". Bosiwiclt. of the
Music Hall Stock Company. for a benc-
urdsy evening. Inusry nth. in tin
“Elm" rooms. when the degree tssnt
W
III the W
tsinmsitt committee will distribute lb:
ticket. for the bailout. All encore Ind
rs are requested to Ittsnd tbit
members which wits very interesting
The following otllcers were install
ed:
Resent-George 0. Richmond.
Vice Regent~Wiillsln Psllncr.
Chaplain~Josoph J Evsneski.
Therogent sitar being lnetslled on
Auditing Committee—ii. 0. Pollard.
chairman. lb. 8. Austin. Fred 0. Model.
deli. chIirniII. Lloyd ltiliips.
"I tend by "eerie Smith. which
woun up with the old time PonIssII
oodtltm. Orstor Edwin S. Austis
psuod Irouod the Old Well Perfootolt
ilo Ilse aid that there will be some
something very interesting and I send
Innusl Meetluola Hartford Attended
Dclsgetec. .
marrow. Jstt. ”Perl" blue
room of Issonic Temple “I soon
Order oi the Intern
Washin ton street. last evenln .
There Jwas a large attendant: . TWO 83'” A" ”I! “mm "mm citsi.
oi been I Sentiment Ind [malxwood's mu:
Contents scattered "mm "“A W
sings and est-sat
good taste ”it
the baby grsnd
Unchiler piano; William Hubbcll {HIRE Rum“! R “E “n
violin. and William Busbyc. corner, and
The color scheme was pink and white .
mil [SlAlA
BAA-A ‘TRAZEA
lletween closing time ‘lII\ evening
o'clock. tvro sales were cracked in
Norwuiit. in the heart of the business
center. The work is thought to be
that of boys or inexperienced burglars.
The peace and quiet of Wall street
was not broken during the night to
the knowledge of anyone about, but
when Victor liann opened up the of-
fices of ii. E. ilsnn & Son‘s establish-
ment he. found the entire cities in
great disorder. it took him but. a mo-
ment to discover that both of the large
sales in the upstairit ofilcc had been
opened and the contents overhauled
by the htlrglIrtt. Not only were the
sales opened. but every deck Ind .thlo
dravvor in the entire place nave signs
of having been remarked. The con
tents of all. safes. tsbies Ind desks,
were strewn about the liner Ind
trampled upon. msltlnx s decidedly
disagreeshle looking place.
The entire efforts of the burglars
netted them but four cents. Ind this
wits found in one of the drawers of the
counter Nothing else of inue VII
left in the place. The est wire both
unlocked and rotiaequently ot diMcult
to crack. The combination on one of
them on been broiten fol some time
snd the doors were opened by simply
swinging them outward. “The other
was opened II simply. The inside
drawers to the Isles were chopped
open with I listch that rise found in
the oillcc
Entrance to the plus “I oIIily ef-
fected throucb. which has In old fash-
ioned look upon in Almost say mm
and I still hair pin would be exactly”
or useful as tits right boy The down
ItIlrtt outsidolocr is Iiwsvs mice
the Round Table (itch numbers use
the Isles claim». The illuminates
from an electric light lust outside the
window slordsd all the light tht they
needed and censsousntiy no one was
aware of their not. no one havins seen
them enter or lesve. Victor Donn had
an hour's worlt in cissnlngnp after the
thieves.
All the articles of value Ire kept in
I has Isle that is always cl It
night Ind practically imprs bis.
save with nitrogiyarine and dumb
mile. The oil tloslon thIA I'Ollltlshe
used to suck t is safe in this matter
would stlten the residents some the
street Ind would undoubtedly be heard
by the police. Sergeant Thomas MI-
thsrisnd is esld to hove seen two men
standing outside the railroad ststlon
in Wall street. next door in Dunn I of
ties. but when he Ipprosobed then
they dissspcsroti.
WAR PAiilIAI
IAIEA- AWAKE
Will Crsft Isms Sort of Celleel
idstlstt Mil isr teolsistors
layer Albert ll. i'obilnsn made In
msosls‘ent lousy or uls choice of I
committee to draw I skeleton bill of
some form of consolidation of the town.
to be presented It the Idloumcd meet-
ing of the city council on Huntley Ive-
a
sym- PoltilnIn has testbed for this
committee the following:
Attorney Gsnersi John H. Light
Oorporstloti Counsel John limb.
Herbert a. Ilsthetvson.
John A". Heinlein
Willistn it. Then
it is also “0900301: segment this
has to drew u the more con-
mind bill. which wit its substituted
tho Ihlctml bill that will be pro-
mm 10 “ll All".
in use centux‘u new mafia
tor y'virodsrs eon-l rsuoI
.In mquQI tbellolAdIyevslsguIsiosoflII
rssd J , WA
« I to tits piss“
out?“ r. that 1’ v.3 new
lite vul- rows or element.
WW
acoustics IA‘l‘lLl. “ION
minus ,.
‘lyric tenor void.
chosen words. inf
Brooke Hosklno’ ‘ All! Ind
l
u.
I”Iod
i. was
Mr. Hoskins ill
Revmll'l'lfl‘or
thIt Mrs. Hoses who‘ll].
sing. but that Ire;
New Yorlt. would ' ‘ Anchor piIce.
using the some it
Mrs. Klmbsll I9
in Norwsllt. Ind thg
ed until she "II
with In encore.
Dink roses It this
Mr. Croston th
tncdom'iends with?
lately. its has I
was
and nag with In :Ittention to every
little detail Ind tooling His "Mother
0 Mine" was superb and changing his
(cl to I Southern dong by
win: decorated by
c paints on the
I Il‘f‘llllflfl in
tudwoll furnished
surprise to his iris (is. its ssng with
texpressirln Ind phrasingH that did credit
to his teacher. fiction ".00” of Now
so a Who on th in t A” "3° 3'”
IIo ren are any
, ’8 Cl‘ Oil 1 e If selections. playing will foeilns and a
Not llepeld tor fl'rouble round mu. of tone. His technique
in [leenoist's Mason} bow composi
tlon played by in.
merited'
Itinttdsnce lie
l blessing violin
u it and b encore. omsnce.
and opening this morning about 7:30 'by Telm‘ljocontm ““13",
ill I iew well.
I'll the audience ,
Ind unable to
Ippcsred. and
I people immed~
later. he brought I overwhelming on-
core. Is 'eltoore itself the Love
of it sweet
I complete
VII com
Kimball. oi
There was
considersble til Militant untli
. singing her
. songs by Cad
mIn. sell their vsnishsd as it
of Mrs. Kimbsli's quality been heard
amnion” Ippisud-
lined to appear
rs Kimball wsit
presented with I motiful bouquet of
personslit y
Sidney lio
Song by flawless with violin obligato
The duet by Hi reminded one
of the voices VI A
Ire. Bullock It
self proud. Not-“k Ihould congrat-
ol the Metropolits Iodine blending
did her.
ulste itself on bsv II Icccmttsnist
of hire. Selieck‘s' lily. .
«artistic II well at ,
The ps‘tlunsues '
altogether the m I success
1). Hill. Mrs. Uni Ale! . rstroln. Ire
Elev g?
D Torrey.
our. Mrs. H.1s'Hebeii.
bochwood. Mrs. Seymour
The complete prompt
lows:
a. Miami ..... ....l. Vo
b. Belem. from Jtu-clyn...Ooddsrd
c Bohemian Ten noise ..
to- Mini
H. P. Prise. Mlle I. R. Branding“.
birch”. Ill.
(turtle. Iirs
w. II fol-
n Beethoven
...... llohtn
L“Frou»tbe Loud: of the titty Blue
Waters."
. "Far “I l boom Lover's!
Flute" ..............
c. The Nilhtinfllle . .....
Mrs. Klmbsll.
I. lady. last me lloileve......
. . . .(‘Idmsn
.. . .Btevons
. .Tostl
b. Net (‘orpu non tni Ionic. . .i'IlIiello
c. Ilsrurets ........... ....liellnttnd
Ir. Hositins.
I. Mother 0' line ........... ..Tours
b. Hula Lindsey ........ Old Scotch
c. Dost Sons
Mr flroxton.
Ditch-Crucifix .........
rungs iiirds‘ rowel
lire. Kimball I Mr.
IlIsurltI till-It tibtcl
Ila Mos.
....... lt‘Iu
l. . . .iiildIrk
t‘rosboa
. . . .Benoist
PEACE I . V
N "a?“
M
ed II county auditor by
tor Must
ma tstivcu
thrill. “All! II chit.
HARTFORD. Jon. “Mirna Mold
county Republican caucus todIy re
contested musty commissioners It
Wu. oi lliduiloid. nonmetal"
Wii Int Johnson of Newton em as-
mmmgcflbdioMcl
sstl Jobs
Inasmuch.
presided
Moos. oi
IN“
Constru- JIIIII. litre
Ind stated that while ltsr was- not there
to present itstIII be felt tbsttb I "K
moistlvsssu somerset
county should resins the vstussod
«cloudy If the present bowl of
commissioners
result of the I.Mlistlot
momummr“
ball HRMIIIIIM
,mioflvtfll of
"I VAAIOIIOIIAO ..
“them
would
Ohm
niluwlulu
PEAAAIAAAIA llPPE
lie Claims lie Did list no it and
it is I. long story. but its culmina-
tion last evening has caused the arrest
or
In
Hospitalprestiy the worse from loss
of
0V
morning was continued to Saturday
morning It 9 o‘clock thst the injured
mIn. George Saunders. of Plymouth
avenue may have recovered so as to
be present.
ii
in
hi
I
(irony. who sent him to the hospital
Tito‘boliosnten located Hope in the
home of I friend in ‘erlilllli street.
his shoulder. He will recover how-
lniury. took place last. evening about
leaving the new Dresden lace. milk in
Winnipsult. To go further back to the
amt of the trouble. George Saunders
and Joseph Vsrgo but In Iltercstion
Ind than young atoll. one of whom
.Issys tht he sepIrIted uape Ind scutt-
bottom
Dr. Ward 3 Gregory. 9 West Ivonne.
IId has his wound dressed. He then
went to the police stallion Ind returned
the trouble to clutter hrysn Stilt. lie
Iecumd I tcsm and Captain ThomII
Hust Ind together they wont to Win
nlpsuk. tailing with them Encoders.
who went home. Later he suffered I
hemorrhage and went usaiil to Dr.
at.
. x.»
AHA WARS All
.AAAAAAEA FAA AHEAAE
Csee Was Continued
one man and the severe inlury of
other. who is now in the Norwslk
blood united by a knife wound in
or. and the case which csme up this
The trouble. which caused Ssundcrs‘
o'clock. Is the factory hands were
girl.
General Alarm Senillutend Lorne
Reward lliieroli tor lilies
Dorothy Arnold
A"
NEW YORK. Jan. 28.——With an offer
of a large reward II the
seekers of last persons throusbout the
world are exerting their energies to
' “ do lo the scorch for Miss Dorothy ii.
3mm" and "0 Suffered c. yArnold. who tug) he: father; holnlel
full ”.3 in that 70 stree no on s I opp us
a M BIC“ expedition. on December 12 test. No
clue. however slight, has been neglec-
ted, no pains or ex
smell srrny of pol
suit her relatives ssy.
"There is no clue left." Francis P.
Gervsn counsel for Francis R. Arn-
old. the young woman ‘s'weaithy iatb
or. who hss been directing the search
for her. declared today; aw: hsvv:31 run
over clue to earth an a ours we , . ,. _; .
todsy confronted by a stone well We WASHANGTON 3“; 39-"
believe thIl she lives because we its Itlve Hill I plowed new
no news of her death. and bounce e hauler of congress. denim
have searched in vain for sill
among the hospltsls and morgues. tsl’lif. is ex acted to be row
“The facts are these:
Two hours
the mill recently. Saunders lost hil
position. Ind felt considerably peeved
over the occurrence. lie thought that
Vargu was responsible for his losing
a Job Ind so thought to square
thing up by I further light. With
this intention in mind he in in wait
for than lIst evening It. closing time.
VIrso appeared through the door
Ind BIundIrI msde I than for him.
Varso sprinted Ind Ssunders sprinted
Iftcr him. Enter the third pIrty. John
Hope. Ht- chmd Ssunders Ind
csught that gentleman befor. be had
overtIken Vsrgo. asunders was stsb
bod. whether by hippo, who deals!
that he did it. or not is not known.
Consequently the arrest of Hope.
There are four witnesses. one of them
sister of hippo. Mrs. WWIIIly.
Aim lbs tisht. Encoders. who on
out: watts to the 0.6" oi
Winnipsuk. and he use arrested. He
said in response to questions. "Me no
out. Nave hive no knife." and the
lmiie wII i found upon him. nor was
it found in the vicinity of the IifIir.
The «scenes before Judge Edward
bl. laockw st 0 o‘clock this mornin:
Ind was no nued. rrsnlt Eisner. I
toIlnIior, of It I'Iir street. went his
9
bond for 8100 for his Ippesrsnce on
SIAM”.
Illlili lllllll
MA Milli All”
ilelIliIIweety-lwoahssemrs
IiShIt Cos It Them, Alter
“WWW’
we Anemone. fist. Jsll lil.--YIIl
lug like lodiItt warriors Ind bring
mmisclcusiy from revolvers in both
hIltdI. two instilled bIodilI boarded
II inbound beach suburban on on the
outskirtb of Beats Itonios. iIIt fight,
robbed II
”I030
users. scrimmy wound
them. IId were breed is
miles by I sinsie shot.
boob
Mil. m ls» Ilitchsii. of MAI
Ionics. during the iustlsdv. was shot
in them
here no lstsr the inlurcd bsbtilt us
«proud when its IttIletId to been!
I list- ttr'oollo into the city for tmb
nlsnt. His wounded c
This shot wounded one oi the rub
Irbert licrltlslt.t I man
who Ibot the headlt. was struck by I
"It
WV.“
The III on which more gum pity)
be kidnapped.
and quick wit.
no place left to seek her.
“Mr. Arnold has offered to pay a widow of
incentive,
use spared by the
es Ind private do
tectlves in their quIIt for the missing'
The six week’s expenditure of
enemy. however, has yielded no re -
weeks schedule by schedule revls‘
"A young wo ably trout he House com > ,,
mall. so years old. of striking Ipmr- rules this afternoon or t
slice. leaves her home to buy an even el'Il members of the control
in; gown. There was no reason for told Mr. Hill that it has tillit'
her to run away. and she msde no pro II Just In it stands; but thin
parItlonI to do so. She took with be! Wk Hill the full committee .
no clothing except what she was west» ---——
ins. and not more than 830 in money.
later she was seen at I .
bookstore. She had no love Itisir. nor ctssstilos IMHIIIMIRI on ..
had threats been made that she would 5 was "'0“. ”all“ A?
She is a normal. rI-
tionsl woman of annual intelligence
And yet. she has dis~
appeared completely and there. is now
(Continued on third needle
Isen Inltlonal word. i cant see"
DIED
out? AN-AT STAMFORD.‘
Wedneil y. Jan. 25. 191LA -
.otlis W Quifmhn
substantial reward for news‘ that will your Funml urvlcr» I
lead to finding her.
f h r on: t r. hire. 0.
He and her moth- Alive: 5;, lug: Jan. 27th. It
or. who is frantic with grief. believe interment at mRiverside Cemetg
that she is alive."
walk.
some: in wseuuaroao. ‘ ‘ WANTED.
WAIJJNGF'ORD. Jul. 26.—Mrs. W...“
Frederick Gigar. about 36 your old. Wall?!“ Ligfi‘ radon
committed suicide It her home in M gugw nuobér 00..
Rut Wellington during the night by ion. at.
taking carbolic acid. She was found
dead in bed today. Despondency is Is-
Iigned Is the cause. The Olsen were “he
married last September. It
tyn. N. it. where Ilrs. Giser's psrsnts
lips.
coursssucs m
tutti stroll).
lee.
-LADAIO'
R.
Luncheon. 30c: Clam chowder. cog “'“Ak
boiled ham. eIcIlioped potstoes. on
base sated. pumpkin pie. cheese. cofo tion in o ea or shippingx
JIII.
Supper. 25c: ‘Tonlsto
spsrcrlb. baked beInI. poulto IIIId
fruit jelly. cake. coll'ee. Tomorrow.
(...l! Decker' I store
.- M...”
tasteless“.
(ion of :1“ loulslstlott concerning
toppled b
directors of the “casework Subs Au- . ‘
AI’IoclItion new
parts or the mists to I coolers-co in
tilts city this sitsl‘no'on. The lhsbting
III I OM] we. . _
MD‘ LUNCHEON AND to make himself unclul
I’ll?" run .And
Wk-
!Afiu W l
direct from ,
tion and lo . »
cheat. Be: it
I"
an i
wswrso— .4
'n'lt'.m tel hwual
y algal-
wail? o—sv s vo
abilities of references. .
”m“ reliable. Addnss Prs
WANTIDwTHREE
furnished room: two
dross. stating terms.
Because you close your eyes. don‘t tinci.
ilncsiae other people can‘t see. WANTID~LADY° w
...—
..._.. ~-~.. ..
museums
Ir loss. II cents: I elm-I.
r ”bowl". “.1”;
l 0
A: a.
mnm s
m t
ash mittens! m. 1 secs Isr taunts». WANT o-umsss? .
TO LET.
TO Lsrgsran'ruuur or love wanrsb’ all“
rooml‘l t-flon : rent It:
lies lutdt tlt.. Ills-t Norwsl lit.
oInvIIser. wants no ..
- " dress Supt, taro Seat,
in
. Apply It II mime
AH” carv- lien metal. l(Sou ”.. '
« UR R00! ALL
our“ LIT “Furnished forsl'tonssitcsut‘i‘
WW"! mml ldcsirod.
vo LlTe-FIVlC-riloou rug. lupin Tab-mg“
looItlon.
Norwsl ll.
Ecol
Inquire
Hoop.”
will“... ..cA-t"
3 e‘s'l .
FOR
'ro LITr-FRON FIGS. 1. I fill
mot . . NIIOMND rent; «tails
“of feAmd inquire at the Actor House. firm "I” AMORTMI
Railroad A". 3833‘“ mm” mm?!“
TO LI‘F—HARNIMIFD
improvements.
orlct but see
.“to'l....n A“?
glue. acutll .Norw it. Cell
Mr, sort CALL—308
until. siI “tanont‘fl‘?
IOTI ior live.
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