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Takes Silver Trophy for Canning.-

'l‘lte Gl'-?t‘}llWi(‘.ll coituuunity kltcht-n
display of canncd fruits and vcg'ettt-
blos won tli'c 'silvcr cup in the Farm
Bureau tent over Stamford and New
lt‘anaon for the tiniest exhibit. in u-
givcn amount of table space, Fri-
day. The Cili’lll‘i‘ll goods in tiers in
tho Cl'lllPT of the tom huvc attracted
much uttcntion~ and have bccti ox‘r

anti-nod by many women. Judges for
the community cvltibits \Vf‘h’ Miss
Margaret Costello and Miss Helen

Roland. of Stories, and Miss Holon

'as tho Black Watch.

o . , , t... .u..-

m Wei! 1_ the union oficlals

lwoflh tie price they are about to pay

. . Efor it! Perhaps it iii—~to the «totals

.- ,thonsehes; whose salaries are grout-

m' or than 877 a Week. _

I A labor union officer has one clear

, _ _ , .job. That job is to find work at the

Views of Trade Publication Sea: current wages. under stood coit-

. . - 3 it 0115, for ,the men who elect him.

on Hatting Situation Eatnd to see that the work is such that

so ~.

Thc leading article in the October 3,,“ ‘13,; $1,, €3,123“; mif’LJfSQ

issue of the American Hatter, New ‘ “
York, the chief trade magazine of the
hat industry. received in this city to-
days, deals with the industrial situa—
two and “open shop" movciuenl in
this city and is attracting much at-
tention by reason of thc views it pl'w
cents in regard to thc Siluullon and its
outcome. ‘ l

The article follows:

Just as tho central powers of Eu-
rope are beaten today as surely as

‘ though they had already delivered up

 

their arms and asked for terms, so
the United Hatters of North America
lstands. today u'dct’eatcd organization.
1“ it scours zi pity that the terms of
ghattlc should I“ applied to the rein
Etions pi cmtloycm wlztlt their (elm
’pioyes. it should be rcuicnihci’ed that
Ein this iiintoilcc at least ill? status of
lantagonism is of the union oflicials
iown choosing.

, .Thc deadlock bHchn tltc union
and the hat manufacturers, following
line refusal of tho Itiuitut‘aclurcrs to
It'ouiply with the tyrannical! demands
5of tlic union unit-.uls, t‘lldt‘d July 26.
{when tho fi\'t-‘ lurucst t‘actorir-s in
.llanbury annouiiccd that they 00qu
;no longer front with tho thiitctl.ll'at—‘
tors. and would conliiiuc operations
on an opon shop busts. in tho Sop-
tt‘nbct' isruc of llll‘ American liallcr
llll‘ :tiiiatlgatmaléon oi tour of thcsc
.‘(‘flllt'l'l’ll.~‘ tind-‘i"tbt- lllll' of thc Until I‘.
Slitlt‘s Hut (‘10., with a centralization
of HJ‘lutlJltto, was reported.

This mulms a singlet powerful or-
guiiizntion of tho inn-rests whit-h haw
thus no: out to &(‘hl(’\l’ their purposi-
independent. of tho doiniii'iuion of the
labor union officials, with justico and
lllt' squarc dwtl as the only stundurds
[for controlling their relations with
their cmploycs. =

For scveral generations tho l'uitcl
Halters of North America has ably
'suslttlncd its lit!» to bring the must
domineering. meddlcsome organlzuv
lion among labor unions. it no:
lituiipcrcd progress toward bctlci
working methods in tlic lactorlcs,
and has stood in tho way of the wol-
lure of its liedtmlflflt' niemth's nu woll
us of thc manufacturers. Tbc inottua
faotuwrs who have now ttcclarcl
rtlicir litdcpcndctico of the union have
yielded and yielded. Tboy haw sign-ed
to inconsistent wattc scales and have
givnn up tbcir right to iii-upcrly equip
their t‘uctoitcs. 'l‘boy have diuchurgctl
good, men and employed. inudcuuato‘
men.

It submission had guincd tho iiclp
‘atiid co-opcration of tlw union. they‘
would haw gone on submitting. But
nIlllllll>Si0ll did not gain tlwtu uny-
thltuz, New demands. ncw rvolrlt"
lions wct-c‘tbc only roan“. .. f

lindct‘ such cundttloiw one of two
things had to happm-r—tho union haul
:to bc overthrown. or the mnnufuo
3lurt’is bc compcllcd to ‘10 out ofbusg
moss. :,
With Iltc formation of the now or»:

intonation of hill manufacturing ln-E
i forests. it is probable that the deaths
'kncll of tho United lluttcrs‘of"NotlliE
Amcrlca: us today constituted. bur
bot-u soundod. ’I‘hcsc manufacturers.
:tflcr thoir long, trying cxpcricncc of

 
 
 

ilntvo hard work bcIorc tlicnimwork
[that will norcly try their nation“

(“Runs 3 and rcsourccs, bcfot'e they 9““ me'l
1ll.tlt'fP‘ORD, Oct. 9.-—-Atter a RtIc-, “ally rest upon the pinnacle of com,
ccssful rot-rotting campaign in this plctu «success. They must “‘9‘"? and

city in whlch u is estimated about 200
British amiCttnudlan‘ recruits wcrc
gaincd, tlic omccrs and men of the
Fifth Royal Highlanders better known
loft Hartfordl
this morning for Springfield, Muss")
for it parade and rallies in that city.
They will return to Hartford tonight.

lcoptcd inc challenge of all tltesc diffi-

ntld to their working tot-cc, man by
man. as tltcy go along. But this tlicy ;
rculixt-d. bt-ttcr, perhaps. than any,
other turn could reulizc. when thcy,
undertook their luck. when tin-y:

undcrtook their husk», and they ac

cultlcs without hesitation. out! with
no "uttcntion of comproniliic orof rc-
trucinu tlicir stops. Surely the sub

That. granted, the haticrs' .lelidPTS

, . , A now and coluplc’te Slt)f‘k of those scusiltlc and
my!” Just one duty today, whith is

do 'iililc nets is just received. These arc mostly filct

 

to issue an edict permitting the mom- V , '
W.:f1il'1‘i‘i‘-‘."' - . .7
ma: ", ‘2;.9‘;:}d°“,h‘f,nf‘ ,‘n1‘ ,3}: iii]? . ,\ lure grounds, cttli’cr into or coarse mosh, barred with
glgflnh‘zgfi‘f'mg.‘“ml”,¥;“”ffi EMF"? 1‘ "f‘ .9 cit-iivcutionul figures zipplicd, a heavy and substantial
'. c” .' ‘ ' rim, ,6. . . . .
issuing such an cditvt. ; , r, ,‘, loco of artistic design finishes the edge.
They huvc alwad-y. to tcnuwr thm ,, . .‘ ’ ‘ i t l' 1 . 1 ‘l i
gummy U, our “mam, H, mm, 1/, liters is at. picsciit ll pdl‘ilfulfll‘ ,t gout assoi .—
“s ”‘9" “m “‘mw‘“ “”1“” ““7“” . / ittciit of iucdiuui lll‘ll't‘ll curtains cspct-ially suitable ;

iatioii, thrown open to union wit-30::
many factories which but a tow
short weeks maven: designated as”
“tout" shops. and (‘Onlilllllll‘dlill'l to
the virtuc of a porn itnionist. lt war: '- .
all wmng to Work in thew nth-sips :-.
l‘cu‘ wceks ago. Now it if .ill right l .
'l‘lln‘ bclleficlul union officials haw:
sgid so. ‘ 1

How 10m: will .it he bcl'ort- it 1:1 34‘!

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for hcdi-otuii and living room windows, to ll? draped
in Dillt‘ll or t‘olouial casement style. 4
In pairs, from $2.00 to $8.00 . 17'
By the yard, 39 ct! to $1.50 . '

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right to work in tho factories o! 1112:.
lutvst ()bjd‘t‘l of lllt' union’s S1;llt"i
lwt us how; for the sake of all roof
t't-t'licd. than it will not be long...‘
’i‘hv-rc are many batters workinfl ini
llaubury today who but - a llh‘lyl
titciuory of their Ehbtl‘if'llt'v a Quarter:
of o t't'llllil‘) ago, when tho union of,
fict-rs said that llll‘} should not work;
in “open" shops. and tbt» “orkcra and]
llli‘ll‘ wives fizgved almost to death;
trfl'orv the union office's. om» morning!

A Special Lamp

A rcry artistic l‘Tlt-rtrolicr which we intended to
scll through .‘ttuiivcmtry wcck did not arrive until
tlic last day. This, liowcvcr, has how so greatly ud~
tnii'cd and so well t'vt-civctl that wc shall continue the
Bpm'lal prit-t- through this work.

A ti‘ictal base surmounted by an art glass shade,"

‘vxp't‘i'icnct-tl lllt‘ll

M'lwll ttw weather was pullit'ularlyl
plea-rant. decided that it was all right.
to work in 0va shops. utter til. hull
.llflllt‘ll that the workers would lcti
tliclii haw their little jokv. Lot usi
hopi- tb.tt, this time, the union attic-tow

l7 .00.
will not. wait un'il tlic starvation,i It is gtmd hulking. lll'at‘llt‘ill and P\'(‘.l‘_V Wily (l0-
stugc has boon rcaclwd below cont‘cr ‘ ' ‘

,m, ,E,,. “my,“ H“. hm, ma, mm! slrablc l‘tll' the library or living room table.
thm‘ constituents tho rich: to Work, Basmnmt'
for :i livinu. ,l

Good wont s are Olllsl“ d. under con-f
dltlons that cannot lw b‘cttct‘ct‘l ml
any of tln- tut-torics. In tin-optima
llll'lll,_me future wvifait- of tho work-
«rs is not wudauscivd, 'l‘hese cit-ti
lllOyt‘l'S arc suttloictttly oxwrtcnccd»
to know that good my and fair trcut-
lllt‘lll of outployos in tho tind work
to tlwlr'.ou‘n atltl'linlaga. “'lll lhl‘l
union Midors allow llh’l't" inch to tukcl
this work?

Some men will takc those jobs, it.
union men’do not. As time'gces byl

llic glass wt in bronze pancls tutti the metal work ex—
trciitcly artistic, with two lights, spccial at 5.12.00.
The regular pricc of this lamp later Will be

 

Warm Bath Robes

The ~Corduroy' Robes are most at; }
tractivc in color, velvety, soft tutti; .
warm, very iiicc for winter. (i‘ordul
l'(l_\' washes as well as other toottuu,’
fabrics. Pink, blue, rose, sand coin]?
and old blue, .. $6.60

Outing Flannel Robes, Empire 1
stylc, iii a nice assortment of colors, ;
$2.60 .

Second floor.

Walking Gloves

A fortunate purl-liaise sends us
thcsc tiiic-t'lastiglovcs iii wltitc stitch—
cd with wliltc, and wltilt- with black,

. . . . At $1.75

Wc doubtlcss shall not bc 'alilc lo
. ' i , l I ' L l I l ) ‘I‘i I
the I't‘utks in tho factorlus of lllk’ nowt dllplltlllf’ {“050 l‘lo‘ u” '{t th‘ 1 H (

orgaanatton will bclillcd. Sum» Pix-I again this petition.
pct'tonc-ed batters will be scrai‘ctlzi « Main flour. .... , ’
know who buvc been numbers of the, . .- ‘ ' ’3'

union; oiliors who itcvor bolomzcd to; - .
At the Dennison Section Sterling Silver for the Table

tho union lllld ncvvr will. i-lotuc iu~‘
will be truincd to‘
the new work. Thi- lptoot methodsi - - . " . ' . . . . y
will bu magma nu»: Qltllattisulton: 0110 is t'oiiimiitcd wnh thc pend New patterns in all the reqmtnte ‘
will bvcomv one of the powvrs ol’ llll‘, ' . ' . . t - ' , - . - ‘ -
industry. .\ sumciciu uumbcr (it Slflllls ”t ”“1“?“9 (ill. Agmn El“ )0!" SPOOM,KDIUB§‘and FOFk8,_ln “laud E
was“ MU"! be arc-mun! in «i has rollcd around and the night tip- separately. Hendrick Hudson," t
.'- ' ‘ ‘ 1,: ’ . H l - , t
m I m "mm." m m months pouches, "Wlicii gltatsts and lioulciu‘ (,P‘EtomafE’ all “mem-n ‘ E
‘ , . w I ' ' )u .
nightly cry." According to the 0:13:13 ((§ lliitlIEZ; :23; ‘l "it i
sprttall} mlorcd puptt N8}!lflll§,( ups, Butt (,1, Spreaders, (individual) ,1
’(‘ttt-outs, Fashions and Sti'caincrs ' $5.50 and $6.00 cut 5
their will be a foursome pa wk of

tour more day, in tho not verwdwl
thus lmvc their Work tukcn from tltom Bl‘fl‘dd T 115's. $9.00 each l
cats. wrfccbcs and other uncaimv oli-_

 

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tunla‘futlm‘. those Well equipfliiiii'uc
torlcs will attain be running full Monti
cvoi-y plucc filled. tutti thousands "I“,
prosperous workingn on the payroll.

What (in tho officers of the union}
intcnd to do tor the nion who will,
ltllt‘l' lllflnllls. of sacrlflrc? Will thcyl Cull Bells 40 91,3 to $1 10
iltt'l‘ mute! Ibo rlt‘tbt turn the Ton? . . . G ,, i t ’ n . R j
to iakw- Work witcrcver ltnuoi-ztblo' Jl‘f'lfl. Milk? your St‘lt‘f'lltlll (‘m'ly t” *l‘llw 511031" $200 pa”. i
work is offcrvd? And‘tl‘ it mot-us; * Baby Spomis, $1.25 ouciil

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submission m the union. ou‘rtl‘m tlial‘lh “t 1 - , ., . _avoiddisappointnituit. , . _ .
continually on the brink of failure. um, ,.,,‘,",',,,"l?,.',’,'.,'."fil‘,i.,,,,i;$2.;{3,213, Thirdfloor. Salt, Spoons, (individual) 30 cts ,1
while yielding “W ”mm“? 'W“"*_.by other wining workers. wlll llll'y' , -. Lemon Forks 90 cts ‘
lluit accrue to tlictu not only as pro contlnuc tlicsc lutttcrs M charity , . i

prietors and cmploycrs of labor lllilEmanhFrs on up» $3.47 ,. “wk basis! The F Kb]: : Candlesticks, $4.000arll. 3
ins freoborn American Clllllt‘na. “mu-indetlnltdly? ' ancy l “S ‘*’ Bllfl Yaues $1 25:052‘501Aat-lt l
inow absolutely cotmulttcd to .n",“ ’l‘bcsc nrc problems to which lllnl, in H , l 1 ' St. ..] of ideas fOI; E ’ —- .1 . ‘. V. :
rl'l‘lllt'llllf’ °l ”‘0 “ml." shop. 'llll‘) unloli Eonlctu's will have to find it so-l ll? “ti lllll "1 h l l ‘ V‘ ‘3‘ MM" ””0“ ‘

unusual gifts will be intcrostcd in the-
anticlcs at the ribbon section in the
way of bags of various kinds. cami—
solcs, boudoir slippers and all the .
unique rosettes and small “chutiS” of

- ribbon for the decoration of lingerie
and other daintympparcl.

lutlonitooncr or lutcr. And two do uoti
lspcak rccklcssly when Wc say lliut,‘
if tltcy dcluy too long, whalcror so.
lutloii they reach will curry with
disaster for thctusclvos uud lllt‘il"
con'slltttcnts. -,
The union omccrs can saw their,
mombcrs hardship and sum-rim; and.
tbcy can sat-o to themselves the rctnd
mum: of lhl‘ll' union which lll‘t‘ not “4. _
affected. if they grout pormission'
now to tlwit’tuotubcrs to work in thci . Brocaded and Satin FlOWGI'Ed

factm-tns of the now organization. Bi 0 ‘T
Tht't will be dcfcat, in u tncasurc.‘E bb 113. '

A Special .slipper
for the Soldier
If thérc ever comes a time whq
the soldier boy can relax and put his
weary fect into slippers, these warm
and comfortable styles which arc
made of extra quality felt with outed:

 

The mission will not out again tomor'; limc fortitude they ltuvc told to cul-
row for Waterbury and utter rallies lil’ltlc under the doniluutlon of tho

uslrous tlinti thc tlcfcnt which willl
come to thorn it‘ thcy maintain thclr'

But is will be ncss ('J‘llfllilnfl’ and dim" warp print Persian and Tapestry WOO] Will be lllOSt acceptable. Tl]: .V

Hart. of Danbury.

A t'egctablp judging loam from
Mansfield in competition against at
Stamford team won highest score
yesterday and thereby corned a free
trip to Springfield to tho Ett‘.1!crn
States exposition. , The boys were
Howard Garrigus. Mason Parker and
Allan King, ond they made a total
ignite of 1.160 against the Stamford
tcam's scorn of 1.080. A. J. Bu‘ndageJ
of Storrs; H. A. Brunduge, of Slam-E
lord: and Mr. nanny, of ultimatum; summon. 0o. 9.~ru’€‘.~u
2:3; 3:51 ”Eggs 33:2“ “(ESTES towu meeting in session last night
Thomas Balsamo. of Stamford. the mud to lit"? the board of assessors
second highest, 370. l'

Girls‘ canning‘teants from Noru‘alk, basis with a salary of $1,200 a your
Meriden and Stamford had a can- und a'clerk at the home salary figure.
mfmdsyéld‘llgidggn. m Tfigmpfimg'; the board was instructed to make a
has not yet been announced. ,reapprulsal of all property itilllcriden,

'tiie flrst’reapprnisal crer known. 0v-
‘AnvEN'r cuuRcu CONFERENCE er half a million dollars was appro~
. WEPORT Oct. '9;——When the printed for the new year, over $30,000
Bey. Henry ’Stone, of Wamngford, of this amount being increased sulnro
“fled to order the annual confer. leg for teachers and Town otllcliils.
once to the Adventist ,Uburchcs of The 5“!" 07 $31000 “'33 VOlE‘d 101‘ home
Connecticut 'aiid Western .Masgachucpardens next. summer and ".500 for
- rots today nineteen churches were “mum's first We“ alt-school.
,cpreseiited. During thebuaalnes se's~ ' w
sum the reports of the treasurer . and ~ PEHOOL CHWPBEN CAN HELP:
Secretary were read .and approved_ BOSTON,OCL l0.~A plan to haVB
The ’39“ H. W. Hewitt, of Northern ,cbool children help to provide athletic
Illinois, was transferred to the Con- equipment for soldiers 0f 1116 National
nectjcut Conference, . ,Army at Camp Devine was outlined-by
omcers will.be~ elected late today. Daniel O‘Flahrety, cone}! of the Eu-
Tbare will be a public meeting .tovgllh high chool. at a conference With
‘ night and the conferences will close the family 0f lfle 5011001 “Stet-[133
‘tomorrow afternoon. suggested every pupil in the school
, The Loyal ‘Worlters will meet contribute one cent for this purpose,
, Thursday and the Sunday schools a'nd‘urged that the plan be extended to
will hold their convention on Friday. other achdola. ‘

in that city will again rcturn to Hart-
ford. .Tliev will lcavn Thursday
morning for a trip to Bridgeport and
Now llavcn, from which cities they
will sct out Saturday on ll tour of the
west, which will include Chicago and
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MERIDEN TO BE REASSESSED-

 

 

 

 

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,on a permanent instead or part tlme_

,. wages six months ago. Now; thanks

 

zlabot' union will now stand by ill?!“
in I'lllcll‘ cfforts to'car/c out a new
' plum: for tlictnsclvcs hi the hat malt
, ing industry! 1 . .
t Tlicsc limit will succccd. Tlicv
how not only the dctcrmitiutloit of
'plonocrs whom bridges ate burned
E‘helilt'nl them. They hut-c. «every Ollici'
woscntiul to success—~financlal rc-
lmources. matttro business judgiucut
‘skill and expcrlcttce in the industry,
it strong sales organization, an cs,
titblt'sbcd reputation in the trade. und'
:1 liberally fair attitude toward labor.
It is reasonable to bellovc that they
will consider defeat?

0n the other hand, what of the.
United Hatters of North America?
The ofl‘icials and moving spirits of
this organization have ,dlsqualifled
themselves. as servants either .of,
labor or of ‘he etiiployers of labor.
The hand of every employer in the
trade is flat-heeled against them.
There is di‘sull'ection .in the ranks of
their members. «And .in making a
grand-stand play to retrloVe their
doubtful fortunes they have over-
rcached themselves and brought up?
,on their tollowtng only lgfnomlnous
gdefent. Thousands of men and wo-
lmeu ln Danburv were carninrr rmm‘

to the greed'nnd seltkcompluccncc a!”
these leaders, they are living on the
meugne charity of.“ a week. $5 a
neck ON? a Week, dlspsnsied by the
union. - ’- ‘ .

If the union officials wish to provc
,tliut theyhaye a. legitimate place in
the scheme of industry. let them .31fo
undo the wrongtney have done. who
workers composing the membership
of the union do not want to be idle.
They donut want charity. Why.
should the right to work where =prot-~
ltablé work is, offered be denied

 

 

 

soles of Elkskin and iiisolcs of lainb's E
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are made in Oxford gray, tan and

dark green. Sizes 6 to 12, $1.75 '

For Small Boys. ‘ The same sli per, i
i .35 ,

sizes Mo :3,

Ribbons arc in artistic» color cmnbina~
tions barred with VlVld blues, orange,
gold and green.

From six to tcninclies wide.
. . ,‘ Main floor.

dc‘lluucc too long. Every member of?
thc trade will wclcnmc tho opportu-l
nity to. rid the but manufacturing;
industry of this conccrous growth;
that for yours has been eating into, ...,
its Vitals, and prcvcnting the lionltltyl .i
growth and progress that would liiivc .. ' . i
meant prosperity for (‘V'PTY indivil ' i ‘
dual. Both euiploycrs nod “'Ol'lfl‘rril ‘
will be glad of the chance to excr-
clsc their initiative and indcpcndcncc
under the improved conditions that.
will lollow UlP pcncrnl inst'tuton of.
the noon shop. And thanks to tho‘
.(i'f‘ltél‘llllnell men who, havc llllflt’f‘lllk‘l

. . . WNW”... _.- . . D ..
on this fight, it is ccrtutn'tlmt if this; E , , » ,
opportunity docs not comewtm (ma earning power. Tll‘Ey Will devote n Hut Co. factory in Brooklyn. Thel
coopcration of the union; if it is not great deal of study and energv tol'iucnibers of tpe committee will make ai

Second floor.

 

 

LABOR PRlNClPLE UHELD.
ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. ill—The- prin~
signallzcd by a general reform * of 'lmproving the community life ot 'tlieir,persoiml canvass of all the retail hat‘Eciple that labor unions have the right
arbitrary, unreasonable nmthods. then workmen. improving living conditions'stort‘s as well as hat factories in New "to circulate by lettors or publication

:it. will come in spite of the. unsotu' and promoting the héalth and lmupi~.York for noon-day meetings in the va—Eiequests that their members refuse to
and the organization ,of the United nest: of the men. This is an onormousErious shops. ‘ ,assist in the. construction of buildings
Hatters of North Amer‘ca will got task and the manufactures will un-i The committee is composed of main which non-union madematcrials are
only the loiter's share of the resultant dertttkewit with a knowledge born oftfollowing‘: Brayton Witherell. .of thcltised, when such circulation is not done
prosperity. texperiencd and ll seal inspired byEKuox HatCo.. is. tbe‘director of speak»lntallciously, but solely for the benefit
As for the. employers who have' their unbounded Oiivmunity. gem. and Roger W: Allen of the Amerbiot the unions' members. was uphold by
undertaken their new responsibilities, The officers of the United Statcsgcan'lluttcr, publicity member: Edward the court of appeals today. '
‘all eyes are now turned to them to But Co. have made a great step for-chator. of Dunlap 8: 00.: .A._M. Feel!” ‘
see hoursthey carry them out. They Ward in the industrial and social bonito, Young Hutton 1‘. Pl: Hmvley,
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