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'3 Among the many tributes
ew dOctrille ol‘ l’llll-Alllt‘l'l(‘l|!llSlll [lflltl
Latin-Alllerican statesmen is this def-
inition of it by Mr. Calderon, the min-
ister from Bolivia:
“A great doctrine which excludes no
man, threatens no country, but is the
culmination of the universal yearninlzi
for freedmn, 1111. [11111.9 11114115111111 and
unity.”
That is an admirable explefitilon of
‘lhe spirit in w 1111 ‘1 0111' Pull \luerleun
policy is conceived. ll
ideals of this 1111‘. ion, and apparently al-
represents the
3600! the lAlllll-Alllt‘l‘ll‘flll nations And
i. carries willl it its own Justification,
for binding the .-'\11111111:111 repulllus in- ‘
to a definte 11111111111011
'; Thele are other groups 1lfnat1ons af-
filiated for common but
their purposes 11.111 temporary
selfish Tile group of Allies is all;
rtlficial and occidental (1111:"
' ritain has little in comllloll with “US-
31:1;ltaly llas lll'le ill with.
Serbia. or llelclum; Japan doesn't nai-
,urally belong in the group at all. That
when the
pur poses,
either
GDP.
common
EVENING SENTINEL l
W0
away the game to the whole class and'
1 flamed the prof.
the moi-now, so Wilhelm could brush,
up on the questions and get by “lily"
out. flunking, Wilhelm publicly gave:
More important}
still, they will be guarded from the',
moral drawn in that horrid lesson—'
that anybody who, as 'youth could;
as ibat must. have
r,
do so manly a thin:
line, brave.
he
in him the making of 3
Thus
cured from believing that kaiser Wil-
helm is another George \l'ashinfllon-
it may be. just as well to hate that-
llotlol':1blt1 11111.11, they will
lesson missing from the school books.
because there is nin‘uys a possibilil.v
that some pupil may lack ordinary
v11llnc-A111111'ica11 intelligence. llut
concerned.
as
far as the mejority are
their patriotism and morals were pro-
bably safe enough from contamina-
.
lion. .
Willie llohcnzollevn in his school-
llays really did such :1. thing, end if it
was really such a miracle of juvenile
righteousness as the story-teller rep
resents it, is it likely that the average
American child could foil to contrast
good Willie at School with the mature
Wilhelm taking the meanesl ndvan-l
111111-1111y great soveroicn over took of
in honor hound
little nations how '11s
to protect?
"A good boy g'one w1'on11"-—vt"1'11 a
chance for a teacher to point :1 morttl!
Tlll" honorable schoolboy. now grownl
to manhood, with the power for vast
good in his hands, runninc nlnuck.
an
cheating, murdering on
making
robbing.
l 1
unparalleled settle, 1.11
111111
world a desolation.
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HOME BUSINESS METHODS
A clerk from the mail order depart-
ment of a big More come 11p to the silk
111111111113 with a sheaf of letters in !lt‘l‘
ol'del'illf: velll'ts
"Tllls
something
hand ll'onl women
11.111] laces 11.1111 silks. wolllull
wallls seven yards of 01‘
other, but i can't lead her writing,"
sold the clerk. appealing for help
11111 cirl behind the counter. A shop-
per waitiu'x 1111' chance observed the
l
for
to
handful 111 1111111115 and blusnm
shame 11'1 what :1h11 saw.
"They were written 111 every variety
of feminine hulldwl'itillg, often on hull
eacll
sheets of 1111111 paper torn from
other, crisscrossed and postscl‘ipted,
federation may fall aport
likewise the
(111111111111.
- wax" is over. F
Austrian Bulgarian Turkish alli.1l1ce. is
unnatural 111111 .1111111 1.11 and will bord- 1
iv endure. ' '.
One of those ,
groups seems organized primarily fori
defense, and the other for offense 01',
if we grant that botll :11'1'1 defensive in
two great European
intent, they 111'11 both transient in 1111-;
lure and not altogether admirable in!
‘ lms.
1But. the Pan American grouping 1'4 (ill;
"ie1"ent.The~e twenty one nations‘
have an essential printiple. of llllily—— l
their common ideals of 1111111011111ch
peace, justice. and friendship it is
natural for them to come together and
silly together. And their plactical aims
are not. selfish There is no conceivo
ble aggression in 111- 11. Their purFllt’l 0
re one in spirit, and that spirit is be-
1nevolent toward the. whole world.
The most celebzuted and durable
the “Holy Roman Empire." which has
.been aptly described as “neither holy
or Roman nor an empire."Tl1c Pan-
American federation now taking shape
gilt be called “holy" at least, inns
ch as its spirit and aims arc‘essen-
.1le Chlistlon, at
13 world has relapsed into healhenish
we fear that Chicago lacks a sense
11mm and an appreciation'of satire.»
lie and their parents have uncere~
ow the children will no longer be
«longer of absorbing treason, sedi-
lessons. They will be saved
.Tho shopper knew she had been guil-
tisn‘t even necessarily defens1vc.’l‘hcv1
'ederatlon of nations in llistoi‘y- was.
time when the1
g'e euloglzing Kaiser Wilhelm, and
"Rummy ion! the same page out of
‘ 130,000 other copies previously
1.11111 111111.111 obliq‘llity 'nlblfg‘ 1mm
blotted and illegible. Salllples were
pinned to them zigzag. and they had
i"11'111: my C: lseu been unevenly folded.
That was the way those 11311111111 cat'-
lied on their business cmrespondence.
Women scrupulously correct ill writ
in: all invil: lion are often incredibly
careless about. their business affairs.
ty- of sending out similar letters. of
paying ht'l' bills in just as Sloppy
manner. These letters from other
lllollchthss women only showed her
ll
'11111' 311er methods
She profited by the experience
invested in :1 typewriter. She uses it
and
'1‘111"lll 1101' business correspondence,
for making labels for boxes and j'1ls,
for addressing envelopes, for writing
her “club papers} '.md for a few inti-
ller husband apprmes
His office would nevel
mate letters
of the. reform.
have been run in any other way.
Why don't more women learn to use.
11111 typewriter anti increase their own
self respect. and business efficiency"?
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THE WANDERING AUTOMOBILE
A New York man says he has found;
11 new and fascinating game, which he
Whenever
:11
plays with his little son.
an automobile goes by, they look
the number plate to see what state it
comes from. The aim is to see who
can find autos representing the larger
number of states.
The results, he says, are surprising.
It's remarkable how many different
sodium: of the country may be repre-
sented by the cars passing along a
street within :1 few minutes. From
his own doorway he has -seen autos
from every state east of the Mississip-
pi rivel', except Mississippi itself, 'and
from Minnesota. Iowa. Missouri, Ar-
kansas, Louisiana. Texas. Nebraska,
North Dakota, Colorado and Califor-
nia.. Severl Canadian provinces have
been represented, too.
It's a gilld'e that can- be played any-
lt‘ you
soldiers ”1.1 1111-1 United Suites who are
always first 111 war-“you will wear
one uniform for (frees purude and on
warships and another for action in the
field. That. a! the left 111’ 11111 plloto-
:z'rph .ulinw: the dress uniform, while
the one at the 1'111111 sllowr the littl-
form for action.
join the Marine (.‘01'ps—-1l1eol
but to be allowed to enjoy their wealth 1‘,
. ,.
in ease and comfort. So large :1 prof '
l O
. . > portion of 0111' population is of foreignl 1.1 ANDERSON S GINGH “NM'S
blue. The coat is of navy blue ‘bll‘lh 0" (it‘fl'em ”11” “11111111111111 km?” '1‘" The famous ludcrsou s 81-1111 ll Cinch 11115. of red 1101111};
"1 1 211-1. -v 1 11 :1 n' " 1 1 ‘ ' l (
whit: 1111 "111112111. .-.1 of ski. blue. er .1 llUt Amtritdn splrlt by man) of bl in 1'l11't-ks,~tlipes and tartan ($th 1' 1rtll (SW.
The second uniform is blllllllll‘ to that our people. .\‘ot less than one.(hird 01M .
of the infantry in the field. 11 is cur total population as alien, or llas‘ 809C181 ................... .. ..... .. 496113113 ;
llllldl‘ of lillltkl,
(111 the dress uniform 1'11» chevmnes
are yellow like llmsc of the cavalry,
the 11'11111111111211 red like the artillery.
The first uniform is and the caps suggest the navy.
PRESIDENT Lonnie" l
ADDRESSES VETERASN s1
(Conllnued from 1111111 bagel“
in bthalf ol the Twenty eighth Re 111- l
11111111 Assocldtlon I wish to express our,
:lpprcciulloll 11) '.\ll‘. liayley for his
ltllltllll A1. to us by donating the use of'
this pavilion fot tilt1 day. and for 11111
paring a dinner for 11111 members. hon
oral'y members and friends of this 11s-‘
soclatlon for reasonable ll price.
and for the favors granted the Twent-
111glltb Regiment for the pusl four1
years.
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We appreciate the patriotic spirit 110‘
has manifested by so doing.
1 propose a vote of thanks to Mr.
llzlylcy by standing, and three cheers,
Also for the 111111111111: Indies, Misses
Marjorie and Dorothy Scofleld. Miss
lilu'l'ictto 81111111111113 Miss Willilllll
Clark. Miss Edna Walker. and Paul
Zleoulc, and Victor Kurth for their en
tet'talnlng us ill such an interesting
manner.
l1llrth1'r11111re I wish to extend our
thanks to all who have assistul us to;
make our reunion 11 success.
Three cheers.
All stand.
Comrades of the Tu'ent) eighth Regi
111en1,(‘onncctlcut Volunteers, hon-1
ol'lll'y members and friends:
i am glad to be with you on this oc-
casion to celebrate our thirtieth re-
union of the Twenty -elghth Regimentl
Connecticut Volunteers. Some of our
comrades have passed away since our
last reunion. These comrades have
.
joyed the fruits of their labor by
being permitted to enjoy their homes
restore.
from 18 to 21 years old, never know
the war.
These sacrifices had to be made, but
the national life and ideals are worth;
fighting for, and now the time has
come when the manhood of the coun:
tryh as to be sacrificed again to uphold
these ideals, the' country wlll not be‘
found wa'n'tln‘g at this time no more
than it did 1111861 to 1865.
'We are a great cosinbpollta'n country
Our population is drawn from every
nation nudist the 51111. We are all as
American citizens trying to work out
the destinies of the 1111111111. We all
want to accept her’ ideals and live up
to her poll'oles h'n'd béllefa.
The nation is not prepared foi- 111111
where It's illtéresttng to 111.111.1111-
ub we should have been. We have nof'
munltldus or sii‘p'lles, or 1111111 111111.11:
l . .
.enlng up on our horizon.
lived too good old age. They have. 1111-.
of peace and happiness since the Wur'.
of the Rebellion. 111111 they helped to time our energies our fortunes and
(3111 three hundred thousand our children to the mightiest cause
of our comrades, the majority of them 'that eVer moved the 5911‘“ 0‘ human-
\lany thouéands of our soldiers
that we gained the victory that they have already gone 10 the other side.
fought for and the union restored, and Many more Will have to 80. “life Will
1the privileges we kayo enjoyed since be many casualties no doubt, on land wlll have to be informed of the rail-
Pretty soon we will be'wad “D5“ WW" lhéil‘ 111101113 31:8 to
to consider the future. and understand
the wolld's happenings, and to con-
'zllllPl' that we could not long be an
:lsolated nation, on lsolntq- 11 people.
\'ow the time has come when we
must get ready. Are the people of the
,il tilted States filling to make the nec-
essary samlflce to be prepared? 1
think they are. according to the why
they have responded to the president's
c'lll forntoney and men to help hint
pllt down the Prussian militarism.
America is a great big rich 11:111-111. to
supply equipments and munitions is
but little for this nation to (11. This
,sllould be done -lmlllediutely, and out
,first grout line of defense is the lit-ivy
.and all'oplanes to protect the groperfgl
,"va‘ or of the United States and 111; 'n be
the lives of the American p111. plr.
If it is necessary, are we ready to
make the sacrifice of manhood serle' 0.
No 1111111111 entitle ready whose men are
not only willing but ale ready to fight.'
They cannot protect Old (llorv unless
they are drilled, 111' '11'11'l and equipped.
if we expect to be successful in w.111'
:we must trust in the strenetl of our
mm and the km of our 1111 ord
Do we appreciate to its full '11 d vast
:signiflcance the awful conflie- now op-
Much will
he demanded of 11s. Much we can'
give. If we do our duty in the splrll
that has thus 1111' animated our allies,
1ture of the United States.
nor of your 1011111.?th is the effort WW1“- w m for...
that is going to be made all over the ' . E
3111111111 CLEARANCE SALE
3. sense of their obligations to each
other, and to the country
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY 3.1111111le ;
*EVERY ONE EXTRAORDINARY.
We must 1.1151111 into the minds of
every American citizen young or tfld
EGYPTIAN NAINSOOK
'the' fact that with the privileges of cit
izenship comes responsibilities, and
_ Made from fine long1 staple Egyptian cotton;
\l'llll‘21'.’ '.'u1'1.lsill pita-e ; worth $13.1lll.
'obllgations to sacrifice.
l The reduction and final capture of
Special ............................. $1. 59 plow
:the Confederate stronghold where “cl
ENGLISH LONGCLOT'H
iwere, fighting at Port Hudson, that
gthe important parts of entry of the
lconfederaey on the Atlantic coast and '
,the Gulf of Mexico, also the Mississip
‘pi river, were in every case a ell-opera-
llion between the army and navy. and
E10 both belong the honor of the suc-
,cessful outcome, which single and
IalODG. neither branch of the serlice
would be accompllshed. So to day cm
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was:
Ill} incl-1112;
$3103.... -.
Links and sllipmales s, we have both ,. . .
." 1 -'1' \ '11- 11".-.1 1"-: 11'11-1'11'..- '
,done our duty. and are receiving erlu'al 0 “,1 Ml 1111 soil lllll. ll. 111,1 still. 1 .1bl1 1111 1111111 111. .11. 11.. . 111111.11
honor for our services, full cooperation a "
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.11! 91110011111111 the tenfedmtts and ,1. Special ............................. $1.19 blew
savmg the unlon. til ' 1 1 ‘ ' 1
i it is to be regretted that some of hi" “THITE GOODS
.people have lost to a large extent the 1.1; ,
{patriotic 3pm, that “.a‘, manifested by, 11' Speulzll clean-up 111' mills and 1111111,; suitable for dresses,
\\'itl.1.‘~’, 1'11». Values up to 4511?)‘ar1l.
”Clearance Price . . . . ............ 19c yard
WHITE DRESS VOILE
A 11111111 standard qualitv. the kind that 1111 1‘ 1.1111111 service-1;
40 inches wide; worth 3 le.
. .Smlgl-.." ' ‘ ' 7.7 ‘ ' ' '
DRESS LINENS
(‘ 11lol'etl Dress Lillcll. at less than tllc111.111111'.ullll'-'11 s pull-,1-
in a 11nod 1'.11111e of (Hillll'.
Special Clearance Price ....... .
'our fore'fathels. The fire of patriot l.':;.
ism never burned brighttr thon ill the
(ar'l) dais of this Republic when tlleyl
loved their country's good with a re-
spect more tender, more holy, and pl‘o-
found than their own lives. But LhaL
has not been the spirit of the Ameri- l
can people since the war of the lie '
bellion many seem to shrink fro. pa
ll‘lotic duty as though it was some con .
lllgious disease that they were afraid}
to come in contact with.
Many of our people have been pros-
pered to that extent, they want nothing
. . . ..... 25c yard
.49c yard
changed from an alien Allegiance’
within a generation.
Something must be done to get the
”my“. mom. interested in ltttrlotlc," (lltll'llllllw colors 11ml patterns for 11111111)‘ dresses.
work. to take more interest in the 11cod
and welfare of our country, if we ex lg quiflf 29c yard ; 1
peel to continue to have the privileges1
in the future that we have had in the
past. it is necessary to bring home to
'evel'y man and woman in the United
States this fact, that patriotism is a'
vital condition of national prominence.
f The. national securlly- league is
lgolng to make on eflort to kindle 11111
.flre of patrlotls. throughout the United ”,1
States, to awaken in the people a sense .
of their obligations to each other. and "1"
1to the country. We must instll into
jllw minds of every American citizen.
young and old, the fact that with the
priviledges of citizenship comes ro
sponsibilitl/s resting upon us us in-
ve.l(' '
Patrlotlsm is not 111111d,bllt has been
slunlbel'lng since the war of the Re-.
llion. it is time we consider the re-
DRESS VOILES
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SPORT MATERIAL
l‘ 111' shillings and skirts smart. stvlisll and attractive
signs; vul‘ll ui1l1'.'\vol'tll 2"1
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LINEN CRASH TOWELING
Ble'lellcd and brown. .\cellellt u cllrm11 qualities lllld v0.131
absorbent
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1'5c yarfl
fere with essentials of the plant. 7slstance that tile governor may desire
“Arrangements for feeding persons, to engage in this regard may be m-
‘on the train will be such that parties? plort‘d in his discretion. It. is tanned
entralning after 8 a. 121., aft-31' l p.' that any suggestions 01' requests: for
'111 or' after 6' 30 p. m. will be e::p.1cte.1.' assistance will be preferred promptly
to have hlld their breakfast, lllllt‘ll‘flnll that it will be realized than: .1119
lbll' 11 fl or dinner. ,E-govemm‘ has behind 111111 the fallen
spans ‘ es "'5 113 “p0“ “9 “5 111- "The dtfllculty of handling the lllass' suppoxt of the federal governmemdn.
dlvldunls. for our 01m good and 1119.0! men 111111 Win pout 111111 11111 mob- laccmbbllshinz this 3191“ work"
10111 of our country. This is not a 110-; ilizalion camps will be greatly l'e- i ‘ ________1______
litical move, it is beyond polltlm. 'fl 111mg" ;d 'f “$3610“: ”0an ‘5 113511“le BRlDGEPORT BARBERS IN AUTO
9 0 )ll‘O“ a 11g 01' Elle lllflll
an eflort to enlighten and enable the and a similar 111g for each plece oil SMASH-
toue of the present and the conllngi hand baggage carried by the men 01151
generallon. its contlngent. On this tag should NEWlORK Aug '33-‘331V3‘W‘1‘RD‘
Pmlldence has [mm-pd us in 1th be written the name of the (\mlflent meo and Andrew 'Reev es, barbs-m from
llast and i for one have faith in the fu- as 'Baltlmolée N“ 10 " the number 7‘“ Bridgeport, Were severely injured“: SES-
fining to he number of the local terday when an automobile imwrllinh
".board These tags should be put on ,
llut.1'11111c111ber (10d helps those, wllo' the hand baggage and issued 11) the they were lidng 10 New lork W
help themselves Therefore, let us con-11111111 in charge, with inltructlons that 1111‘119 on “19 30510!) Post road! 1!!!!
11m“. to give 0,". pet sonal seerce and before urtival at the camp, each 1111111 Bavcllestel‘ avenue, the. Bronx- mm
Personal saclluce for the good 1111 our °f the ”my “1‘0“” “5'0" ”‘9 "‘g ‘0 lying upside down in the middle m m
a button on his coat or shirt The? ,
lcountry in some way before we answel man in climge of each local contin- load “1‘" ”‘9‘ t“° me“ ”mm“ m‘
to the last roll call.
|gent should also be instructed to hold neath it the “1391"“? “as ‘1th ‘37
l
'1,'
.and make successful headway against'l Hoping we all Wm be spared to meet: his men ill a single mobilization camp another car operated by Simon: {End-
the mightiest milltry powel
known to clvillzatiop.
The war does not touch our shores
y.et
dangers—menacing tree government,
and give free birth to the nationalh'ew 131111111111. Conn.
spirit withouthvhlch our armies and
fleets will be assembled in vain.
Vlo should resolve to devote our,
it y
.and sea.
'searchlng the papers to see if harm
has betoken our loved ones.
,w.a1‘ But the War we are in is 1’01
,democracy and humanity, that we are
3;.flghtlng This is 1111111111111 Anierlcan
war we are fighting, for independence.
Germany would have been 31311 to
enslave America as 11111; h'a’s no own
.people 111‘ the past; If Awerlca fill! not
bestired itself and subarea 1611110111111
our shores and 11111111 the allies, 111111
only 111151111 111111111 11111 rellult lill'glit of
been. We not 61in 1111111011: children
and grandchildren t'o the ill a. free
country, but We 111111111 111111111: v‘rlde dd?
,mocraby We want to make sti're‘ that
(11'? genes
erations in the past have lived. a fro
'alld independent 15111515113. '
w
eve? 'agaln at our next reunion, and that the'
If it did, it would bring us into
immediate contact with the terrible President of the 23111 Regiment (3011.1
1151111 to keep this gloup stationary .koff of port 01,9519,
;somewhel'e opposite the our on which
they tin-lye, and on 110 accol'lnl to al~'
low the group to Separate 01' min w 1111'
other groups until an officer of the!
camp can take charge: of the group:
-a'11d conduct it to its barracks.
‘ “Whele local'boards are. not 1111 will 3
road special transportation arrange-1
ments will have to be made, 1111111
whole such is the case. any exception-
vou may deem necessary 01 proper is.
hereby authorized. .
To Seg‘r'egate Races.
“The. problem of segregating races'l
during the mobilization is one that
will have to be. handled locally with-l
out interference with the essentials-
of the plan. It is thought that, or-l
1111111111ny the second in command
of each contingent, named in accord-
ance with sections 11 and 14.1.1 11
blessing of our heavenly father will be
with you'und yours.
Try a Sentinel Wont A11.
111001113 SCOFIELD . 1...
necticut 11011111199... Cartoonist as Congressman
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CROWDER DETAILS
MOBlLIzI'NG WORK
(continued from first page.)
road upon which the jourilcy of the"
quota of the particular local board is
to be made. The Various ideal boards
1
311011 15 make other necessary arrangements.
“Where the journey is to take over; whole contingent ,and
hours Pullman accommodationsi and white men can thus be kept 1n
11116 to be furnished and the railroad Separate cure. but 11 special appeal '
’I'epresent’ilt‘lves Will be able to give should be made '10 all for an exercise ;
of great forbeluance in this regard in ;
1115111 may live as life 3911-
91m
travel in order that they call apply
at the proper place for tickets and
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you the details on‘ this: -
Glare Plenty of Tillie;
“Local boards should be given the
notlb’e li'r‘ébcrlbéd in section 4 as early 1 cafe problem dud tile Untow‘ard incl-1
as practicable 111' order 111111 the per-' dents of this most 11131111111111 ocean .
sons to be called may hiv‘e the long-
est. possible time in which to make
their farewells and compose their af>
I"fall‘s.
"111111; sitilb'tlbn 1114111139 cities will
711e11ull'e sbeclal 11611111le which can
only be accomplished locally 011‘ your
tnltiallve. Whatever expense you may
more to 11111111111
fwol-k in huge éltl‘eb‘"
be allogd by Khdi‘ '
l
' up do the governor by tbelle‘ lustrdc , 1
lions but' it is obvious that the task ,
is one that cannot be handled fr‘om
colored man, he can take charge. of
the colored contingent under supel'v'i
31011 of the 1111111 in charge of the ,
that colored
order to reduce to avmlnlmum the
difficulties of this necessarily intri—
slim.
"It is realized 11111111
of duty and rbSponslb'lll'ly is placed
a cédtral source and that can only
be accomplished through the neon-
aheavy burden
‘ {filters by 1116' 1171111 he did; 1113
John bill. Baler has just been as“
11111191151111: of dermatologist...
t North Dakota, backed by'tll‘e FEW ‘
1. 11511113113 or {1111151th to 1111 11 11111111111111. , ;_ .
" 'Mr. Bast 1111111111 11111 lla'lfié 111111111“;J a“
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