the following Ways of cookingl
’lhieken into publicised pieces; put, in :price m’ watches.
a saucepan with lust enough water to still more gems am “dam to the “19:“ suit the designers fancy on the
ready handsome enameled cases, until :uuter edges.
watch is finished with a square-edged
Stuff the goose,
, "d slave in n roasting run In eg'gs «beaten light. name with
. One onion may the added nlqtmrt" of milk; thseentablespoealuls o
w in the ran a liked. wilezllmolted butter, What of salt. according to the new \ork Sun
1'3. about half done- Skim two coasponntulsrol baking powder square watches are dainty little “.1
' he (8,1 from the BMW before {and enough of sifted dear to make aérfairs. hidden. most of them, behind
batter dike griddle cakes Pour over gorgeous. :genls.
. t Duck-4f the duck is ml .the chicken and bake. one hour in a num wire in a checkered pattern, dec-
boil first and put one onion, ones moderate oven. Make a gravy from brain one of these square-inch watch-
poonfui of vinegar. salt
pepper in the water
' Make a dressing 0*.
'6 bread crumbs highly seasoned
tit sags salt and pepper.
' stuffing with some of the liquorluith the pudding.
hill the duck was boiled and add |(
099 beaten egg Stall the duck,
. ' slices ’of fat salt pork over the
' MstL having previously
roamed flour for thickening. ’
69 n the liquor in which the duck
its .bolled, and use to basic while
rods Remove the slices of pork
(biting the last half hour of
Steamed Guinea Fowl
owl and place in a steamer and cock l
Remove from
earner. “rub well. with salt. and swirl
.933 for baking; steam again until ten
der, then place in a baking pan, rub
well with flour and butter and place
:1 the oven until brown,
tall with the butter. Use some of the ill) adding rice to anv'vlear Belmoned
liquor and the butter in the dripping stock Other cereals may be “mm“
the gravy 1y used such as rolled oats, tapioca.
or one hour.
man for gravy; thicken
with flour, add thetchooped glblets.
access on on:
IHREE-YEAR
SETTLER osmousraares
THE POSSlBIUTlES.
llliagn H. Case Succeeds in Making
_ Truckle and Fruit Growing
Bring Returns.
Many Norwaiir people will be inter-
ested in reading the following from
moron Meyers. Florida, Times,
MilllmJ-l. Case, who is mentioned, is
it brother of Elmer E. Case. of South
NOMIK." The latter, with his wife.
is at present in Fort Myers:
To the majority of people who have
never visited the State the name of
' d9" conjures up visions of or-
groves, tropical growth of every
WM and teeming insect life
* to. these people coming for the
time. the real Florida. with its
industries ‘and vast and diver~
flied» natural resources is a revela-
A'nd invariably an energetic
settling here blazes the ma to
vantfires and discovers new post
who have seen opportuniw
‘llree county. outside the oransb
Slilfllll lBllI lllllll
' ‘5“‘hf‘j‘TWM; Ends a
' can fibrous l”
' '7F6i'IlLlidilr9's
'} y and - after taking, a dose or
“ Cold Compound", every. two
9 sneezing.
. and stillness. '
' tau: ‘9 toned-up:
an; out your throbblnil
' else in the world tilt/es
Quit blowlnl!
"Papas Gold
1
{Season with pepper and salt to taste.
lflulneps' are better when a year old
. Costlycapricos In Watches. .
W
Applique motifs in diamonds. enter.
. '~ aids, sapphires and rubies on enamei- .
Chicken Puddidfiut an ax young ed grounds ornament the latest on-
cover well.. season with mapper and
.salt.; boil until tender; take the "cilia:
Gems, gems and
on. from the b.noth and remains all the the watch proper sinks to a more trl
.9 bones.
1 buttered pudding dish, season again “l
necessary and add a few bits ”f 1”" 'very narrow oblonss to be seen this
Make a batter as follows: Eight
one.
Place the most dn 6. weir: lie-under its heavy load of jewels.
'Thcre‘ are small square cases. and
season, slim watches and round ones
1- that are thicker but extremely small.
The
Diamands and plati-
the broth that remained from cook- es-they measure an inch, no more”
‘ ing the chicken. adding a tablespoon on each edge
Another is a solid
in] of fiour stirred into a third of a- square inch of brilliants with a pearl
cup of .:;buixer
more water if too thick and serve
(‘hicken and Macaroni—45ml a
chicken until very tender,take out all
the_bones9 and mines fine. Bell a half
pound of macaroni until tender, hm
breaking it up in pieces one inch
long. . Butter-a deep pudding dish, put
on the bottom fl layer of the cooked
..~ macaroni. then a layer of the minced
' chicken. bits of butter, pepper and
{salt then some of the chicken liquor;
over this put another layer of, macar-
cal and so on until the dish is full.
Pour a cup of cream over the whole
and bake half an hour. Serve from
the dish in which it was baked,
A rice soup may be made byxsim- ,
:llarley or bits 0i macaroni.
_; ......._.M.. ...-....--—..__..-
grove perhaps the experience of Wil
Ham 1!. Case, who owns a very prom
isingvprd‘perty on Ester-or island. ls'lis
good an‘ instance as any of thepossibil-
lties open to the men who come with
the desire to build upihe country and
develop its resources and not in the
hope of being able to live here with
out work
in speaking of his work, Mr. (.ase
says: “i came to Florida three yesls
ago to stay, having lllnde
trips to the State during the sevcn
years previous. i bought a lfb-scrc
tract of heavy tracking and fruitlaull
on Estero Island. about live miles
south from l’unta liassa. and at. once
began the work of clearing and trans-
forming~tilis jungle into a garden
spot. Today 'I have about 20 acres
under cultivation and am continuing
the work of clearing as rapidly as
possibie.’ anOW have seven some set
to grapefruit and live to peach and
fig' treesrall budded‘stock of the best
varieties and all doing well. I -also.
have over an acre of red Ca‘ttloyxgua-
vss. There is no question of the suc-
cess of both grapefruit" and guavas,
but the peach and fig venture is some-
what of‘ali experiment (they never
having been grown to any extent in
this county before) and only. time can
determine whether or not they will
be commercially profitable.
"I 9 am experimenting with the im-
proved varietles of mouse and avo-
cado pear. and ii believe titers is a
big fllture for both these fruits in this
section of the State. I am also pro.
paring to not quite an acreage to
..'.limes, as these bear almost all. the
.,year round and the demand is always
good In addition to these 1. our
growing persimmon, Japanese plum.
paced. Serrano cherry. banana tam-
arind. sapadlllo‘ and mulberry trees,
and at this since all seem to be doing
well. The land between the tree rows
has been utilized thus far for; the rain
lag of begemblos for the local mar,
bet. Tomatoes. cabbage. lettuce. oa-
lons. squash cucumbers, radiance.
beaos. beets, carrots, sweet and Irish
potatoes. in fact, diluent all the vase-
tables limo can be raised in theeuorth
grow well and there is a good demand
for the product.
v The season is tons and there is not
a month in the your that some kind
variety of fruit brought to maturity.
It is hits 10qu homunculus;
can be Wmmlfliefl .
will!
gems are threaded
closely strung mm: or scattered as scheme of the w.atch
dewdrops on a cobweb. The summed such a jewel has on
several '
let it hell up, adding added here and there to top them off.
Twonew features in pendant watch
One is the addition of an
to the
trimmed
The open frames are made up of
like beads,
borders reach out beyond the womb-
Ono hatch measuring only an inch
across has. a‘ frame half an- inch in
width“ it is encrusted. with diamonds
of remarkable shapes. and ill the
frame are set seven large .pearls that
———-
and even then success may at first be
only partial, for one must become in-
timately acquainted with his land and
with the seasons; must know when
to plant (not only to make weather “”3““ ,
conditions fit the crop but to have the shoe matom'zllc.
crop mature when the market is good)
and a spraying outfit is as necessary
as plow and cultivator. for leaf eating
insects are plentiful and the spraying
must keep ahead of them.
“it is true our summers are long.
but the. temperature rarely rises above
90 degrees and remains nearly sta-
tionary, for weeks at a time,
80 to 85._ during the day, dropping to
around 70 degrees during the after».
in the
neighborhood of 75 degrees during the
There is seldom a night that
one does not need both sheet and blan-
ket for covering and during the hot-
ibst day one can always breathe for COHWCUCM 3““th
noon showers and holding
night.
“titular llllil‘i
hlllulll llll ll
ha—IssWfiu.
When Conclusion,
9 Biliuus, Stomach Sour,
' Breath and
”a“
(lot a ill-cent box now.
with a sick, sassy, disordered stomach,
with Cascarlals.
assassin-lay every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or caster om
poison to the barrels.
has a border with concave lines ten”
lappear to be floating in space. \ sol
lightly and cleverly are they meant
ed.
The designs of these frames show
many dainty patternlnss in scallops
and listings. ,followlng the shape of
the watch on the inside but varying
A thin model round
frame; one frame is fluted so that
there is a fascinating undulation in
the platinum wiretvork while another
mutating in four points formed of
clusters of diamonds.
lgown from shoulders to skirt
itake two full‘ widths of the
Cover Protects the Psrt‘y Gown.
W
Nearly every girl realizes that the
hvorage party golvn gets more hard breadcrumbs and bake till a golden
usage when hanging in the crowded mo“
wardrobe than while it is being actu-
ally worn. And as most' girls have far
less wardrobe space than they need |
the best means of protecting the party
frock from contact with the work dull,
garments is to make a special cover
for it of lawn,
similar dainty and sheer material. I
”woman’s Home Companion.
l
dimity, muslin or it
Having measured the length of the
hem
chosen
“‘0 ““3"“! bordered shapes are cowering material and shape an end
the triangle and the hexaiion.
The!“ each one of them into shoulders
“frame on “Ch 0! these follows the and the half of a neck. These should-
symmetrical contour of the watch it era and the long straight sides of tile
"““m‘m' and the “we“ "r ““3 watches 1 cover are then seamed together. the
being round small corners “"3 13” bottom is hemmed. the neck is heath
which are filled in with gums.
bound with ribbon bowed in front at
The ““0011“ WMCh comes in a“ l the to, of two short silken cords from
endless variety of designs
’wntclt
designs will appeal strongly to these case with an applique motif in dia-lindlvidual hanger and the muslin nov-
whosa quest is. arm for the novel in monds in the center
jewels,
opezlwork frame to tilewatch edge.
and the other is the hanging scanned
festoons which are attached
most extravaguntly
among all the latest watches.
typo. "
‘Headachv,
or have backache and feel worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels Clean
or ulereiy forcing a
Casserole work while you sleep:
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested, fermenting food and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system in
the constipated waste mdtter and
A Carousel: tonight will straighten -’
An especially handsome pendaut’
has a silver grey enameled
which depend two small
.ovai bushels
square or
no
When the gown is adjusted to its
This motif? ill :cr drawn smoothly over its folds and
repeated three times in the reswonlumperles, u is in a condition to he
work. a border of sm‘nll diamonds flu- ; as nicely kept as it is possible to keep
ishes the enamel,
inches below the watch case.
The ornament on the sautoir which -'
is placed 9at the jllh‘ctlozl of the
An example of
ornament
large didlllondson the snutoir copy-
es, sometimes as much its an inch a. in: the Motown] motif on the watch.
hall inch frame being perhaps the fa
vorite depth. .
The sautoir chain is made up of three
lrows of gems, 9a row of emeralds- be-
tween two rows of diamonds carryinst
for the
w lift
out the idea in the watch,
case is completely encrusted
emeralds and trimmed by a fringe of
flashing- diamonds and emerald drops.
llSE ALLElI' S FOOT-Eds,
A powder to be shaken into the shoes if you
have" tin-.d suiting feel. try Allen 3 Foo lotus. ll
reels the idiot and makes new or tight. are a easy
l‘ureellcllin .swollcu ut.sw_cl'itiu foot. Rollevts
unions 0 all pain an
today. Bold by all
Don't troop! “superb
lves real and
late and
Fliiilftllpackm r s ll'r'd"l
rs sue silo am e o is
FOOT-EAST!!! Rnuilnry (‘Oifl‘i #10, a Row inven-
Tlilll. ndllrolls Allen 8.01msied‘ be Remit. Y-
there is invariably a. breeze in the
shade. The winter climate is ideal
and taking all things into considers-
tlon i believe Florida is by far the
best place i know of to live in the
around year round " .. .
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CONNECTICUT BANKS HEARD
FROM
.—
Agalnst Prohibition of interlocking l
Directorates
WASHINGTON l). (2.. Feb.
banks were
heard from again here today'ln op
positions to administration bill lll‘O- TAKE ppm-rs T0 FLUSH
bibitinp; interlocking dlrectorates.
John'l‘. Manson of New Haven mp
vlleared before the House judiciary
and diamonds andga‘ny unboxed garluent.
pearls drop in little prisms for three}
, beef drippings in
pierced platinum studded with gems straight strip and the neck circle'when melted add one heaping table.
and platinum wirework on which the matches the decoration on the \vatchmpoonlm of flour and stir until brown.‘
in (use and the chain follows the color9pom- in gradually semi-lent milk or
or ‘
'it back to strenstb.
3n.~' ,
Meatless Gravy.
Put one tablespoonful of butter or
the frying pan:
water to make the consistency of
gravy and when it thickens add two
or three bouillon cubcs, “lilcll 1-,qu
the meat flavor as ucll as color and
seasoning Do not add salt-hos
Angclcs Express
01le Eyes,
(‘ut foul- hurdboiled eggs into thin
slices, place in a baking dish with of
teruate layers of grated cheese sprin~
PHEASANT A VICTIM OF GOLD.
STAMFORD Feb 26.-Doputy.War-
den Fred Sceley sent the first deadi
pheasant to \\ ardou Smith yesterday
.t was an unusually beautiful one. and
has found last week on upper Sum
nler street \‘illen picked up, it was
in a weak condition Mr and Mrs ll
[lesion of North street trim} to nurse
After the bird
died. it was turned over to Mr. Sel‘ley.
it was a victim of the severe cold
weather, as it was half frozen when
found
The bild will probnblv
and placed ill the Bliili’
be mounted
museum
E Hartford.
hi lllllllili ill]
llllllllill Billllli
9 KIDNEY8
AND NEUTRALIZE lRleTATlNG
9 some. n
Kidney and bladder weakness result
committee and suggested that inter- fromurlc acid, saysanoted authority.
locking directovat be limited in
stead of prohibited.
to anybody.-
m
MELLEN CASE NEXT FRIDAY.
The famous case of the mate Vs. ole
President Mullen of the New Haven
railroad wlll‘ come up in the lilaperlor tor before breakfast, continue this for
‘court. Friday next. at. 10 a. m. At that “two or three days
time, Judge Joseph P. Tattle istohear Ills the acids in the urine so it no
srnulnents on Homer 3 Cummlass' longer is a source of irritation to the
plea to the jurisdiction and his mt» bladder and urinary organs which then
Mr Manson had no obleo
l
The kidneys filter this acid from the
He said that a blood and pass it on to the bladder.
men might be a director in both a where it often remains to irritate and
national bang and a savings bank or
trust company without doing inlury
0n the other hand he
,vsid an absolute prohibition of inter
:locklns directorsvtas in banks would.
‘work hardship in 'smail communities
like New ‘Hamn and other cities
where. the available ”banking capital
You men and womvn who can't rot is limited to from 33,000,000 to m- in voiding u.
feeling right~who have headache, 0009 900
coated tongue, foul taste and foul lion to “,8"ka the number of it. bounces they cant control urine;
breath. dmmefii‘» w“ 5‘99”. ““3 moards of directors wood which one lion. While it is extremely annoying
billous, nervous and upset, bothered than mm, servo. .
inflame, causing a burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up an, irritation
at the neck of the bladder. obliglmz
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night. The sufferer is in con»
stant dread, the water passes some-
times with a scalding sensation and is
very profuse; again, there is difficult:
Bladder weakness, most foTlls cab
and sometimes very painful this is
really one of the most simple ailments
to overcome. Got’about four ounces of
Jed Salts from your pharmacist and
take ll. tablespoouful in a glass of we
lion to vacate the warrant against Mr. not normally again.
Mullen. Questions of law in which the
bar of the Stale are‘lntsresteil will be and is made from the acid of grapes
argued. . ~ t
gym.
BULLTVAN' cram Mdlfll’fi‘.
Jad ‘Baits is inexpensive,
and lemon tales; combined with ilthia,
lkle with a shake or two of red pepper,
ATLANTIB lillAST
at'
This will centre
you out by monologue mount boar
.. ”.— ‘.._- _‘ ._.. .. A _ w” ,
a snitspoonful of salt and a dash of
nutmeg. Sprinkle top with buttered
n.~Phlladelphia North -\ulurl-
can.
Room In Cooler, Water Hotter.
“—-
()ur kitchen boiler stands near a
window which generally has to he
kept open, and the water often gets
cooled off, writes a contributor to the
it oc-
curred to me that parking the boiler
with asbestos might keep the watel
hotter-éand the kitchen cooler: so i
got 50 square feet of corrugated as-
bestos paper (costing one dollarlfand
put it on in two layers, the corrugat-
ed side in, tying each layer as smooth-i
ly and firmly as possible with strong
soft string. Each layer is in two
sections. the upper sections extend-l
ing a few inches elbove the boiler.
put the vertical connecting edges in.
line with the pipe from the range
making them meet closely, and cut-i
ling out holes for the pipe. To prt
feet the asbestos and to make a:
smooth. inconspicuous surface 1 cov~i
cred the whole with stout \vlappllig
paper. harmonizing with the wall. He
suit; a cooler kitchen and plenty of.
hot water, better than ever before. all
small expense. '
[ l
Raise the Table. l
The ordinary kitchen table is too"
low for tall people to work on. says
the Si. lauds Star. Take four common
doorstops which screw into the pains-
outing to prevent doors striking the
\l'lill,'lllld screw one on to the bottom
of each table leg. This raises the
table about three inches, and makes
it more convenient for the tall persiln,
'i‘hc doorstops are neat and could not
be detected as being other than parts
of the legs themselves.
MSTEB NOTES
1
l (The Fishing Gazelle.)
"dr-
i \\'.-'\"Si'll.\'(l'i‘0.\‘, Feb. ,
been brought to the attention of the
District authorities that oysterladcn
vessels have from time to tune goth:
to Georgetown and over on the East-
crll branch and there disposed of their
cargoes, it is stated the authorities
now propose to stop the practice.
«which it is asserted is a violation of
fill Dislrltt Yester‘lv Alarm-t
{Muster Noyes in charge of the ills-
riot tisll ulld oyster whurl’ market,‘
iwas in (leorsetown to ascertain the
,lr ruth of the report and he found
vessel there with Oysters aboard and
for sale. The District laws regulat
ing the ‘sale of oysters specifies that
the oyster wharf is the only place that.
they can be sold, and that a fee must
be paid for landing them. The car—
rylnn of oysters in vessels to Geome-
town and the Eastern branch is a
great oonvenienca to residents of.
those sections,'and it is possible that
an effort will he made to have it so
arranged that hosts can commas to
carry oysters there under proper in
spectlon. ,
WASHTNGTON, Feb. flow-linden
with 1.400 bushels of oysters from the
mouth of the Potomac beds, the two;
musted buy schooner Lena Willins
lies ashore in the Patspsco River. on
Sparrows Point, and some anxiety for
her safety is felt. The vessel while
cndcavorlng to beat up the Patapsco
against a heavy northwest wind last
Wednesday night went on the bar and
so far has resisted. all Efforts to post
her. A tug boat was sent; from haliiv
more to the old of the “38891,, but
before she is floated it may be 210C153
sary to lighter a portlon, if not all, of
her nurse. The Willing is one of the
fleet that brought watermelons to this
laws.
harmless, market last summer and fail
SAYVILLE, .v, v., ash fill-«The
starving Wild ducks in fresco Great
slid infused by thousands of folks who North Bay in flocks of thousands,
are subject to urinary disorders calls raided the big oyster shipping houses
u...»
over-,work
meal a chronic cough or cold with h
it is difficult to- cure ~ . -
this
delicious cod liver and iron tonic with.
out oil, them-cat strength creator}, it '
will supply iron to the’blood in the
most easily'assimlllnled form, create
healthy appetite,- strengthen your 'd'i- '
_gsstlve organs‘and make you out o'er
t'er,- sleep bcttér a .ld feel better
tion from
Brill says:
down condition.
living.
ibcst body bulldcl
tor we have ever sold.
l
it lluvill~r
“l
llllllillllllllj’ill’lf
LET vmon MAKE you smoke. .
film-downconditions are caused by
worry. too vclosc confine-
be we at to say to ev ely‘pt'l‘solh ill
celldltiolh-yotl need Vino)
A case has just come to ollr alien-
Racinc, Wis. Mrs. W. H.
“i was in a very bad rim.
Life was not, worth '
‘I could not sle'cpm-u'as ner- "
mils and not able to \\Ol‘li~'lill(l"(190"-
tors failed to help me. but Vino! did
,uonders for me.
in a short time i
lass slroh fer the l cwr and bad guill-
ed . .
on
an
pounds."
\ieslre confident that Villa] is the
and slrcuulb crou-
Try a bottle
on our guarantee to refund your mon-
ey if it fails to benefit you. F. ii. Bax-
el. druggist. South Norwalk, Cello.
P. 8. Stop scratching, our Saxo
Salve stops itching. We guarantee it.
SUE‘S FOR COMMISSlON
William E, Lingstedt, .lr., of (trom-
wicll has brought suit in the (‘llil
'Supcrior court against The. l‘Itlgt‘wnlxll
inn colllpany for $9,000 (impart-4.
claiming that the defendant May l
1MB. engaged him to act as an agent
in trying to procure a purchaser for
the property. He says he was to rc-
celve five per cent. commission lll'll
that be got .l. S. Miller to purchase
the property which was valucd at
$160,000. ~but he did not gel his t‘t)lll-
chfi‘m H. ! CH EI§ITTAEJHRPf€ ‘D STRAP!” LLS
Lorilee! Aaliymlr Dru at f
.. 1‘ lil- chue- ler’ts IHaInstilltl'f'rnu'dr
1'! ii. in Re and (fit-id l cllillc
lm'xr: .. \colt' with line ltllrmn.
_ g a ' Talia sm suitor. This of’ \n
”marred“ * "lab?”
'0‘ yiears :lll’lwllunl‘ST'S-‘ltrl A.
v 50”) BY DRUGGISTS [liltl’i’llit'lll
“F-
CLAIMS $20300 DAMAGES FOR
BROKEN AGREEMENT.
'i‘he Nollparell Realty (,‘ompany ‘lf
Jersey City has filed suit invlhc Civil .
Superior i‘oul't against Ira .\l. 'i‘bOmp-
son of Huntington for which) llhhl-
ages. it is claimed by tho pisinlilf
that the defendant January ‘Jil or this
your entered into all llgreollluilt
whereby be was to sell ills livcl'y
business to the plaintiff but on the day
the sale was to ill“? been made he
refused to part with his property.
illii lllnllllull 9 9
Hill SlilPS lllllllll '
alrlsl Try this! Malls Your Hair
Thick, Glossy, Fluffy,
Beautiful
Within ten minutes after all upp'l-
cation of Danderine you cannot find a
single trace of dandruff ol falling hair
l
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you moat will be after a
few weeks’ use, when you see new
hair. line and downy at live t~- yes but '
really new hair wglowlng all «nor the '
scalp. 9
A. little [landmine illlmedlulc‘y
.doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
“fill”, lust. moisten a cloth \vlill linu-
devise and carefully draw it through
your hair, taking one slllall strand at
a time. The effect is uluazlnlzwyollr
hair will he liglltynudy ltnd'wavy, and 9
have an appearance of abundance; an .
incomparable lustre, softness and int-
urlauoe.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowltc‘ll s
Dandevlne from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your
o‘llr "
or vegetable cannot be“ raised or about
slur, and head clear
fnbmvacy only store will keep your
stomach sweat; liver and beliefs. or Mebriioitb annouW‘
"’ chills. om
WINfl'mba b2: hdrlff‘ Mid:a ed byJ-hrie sold irritation. Ja’d Salts
he has ii“- a and ’did for kidneys and (lapses no
pull to saris bad trains Whatever. '
tier you have a pleasant, edema
at it (editor drill which quickly
petunia litmus
i shall dumps.
at West tins-ville Crazed by hunger.
they sought refuge from the oyster
Disregardiug the near-
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