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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 24, 1921 · page 14

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fin: SOUTH NORWALK
. EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

 

 

, I. is a. M. GOLDEN, Props.
hmav, JUNE 24, 1921

 

 

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)[.\ SONIC NOTES

 

A special
'1‘“ Lodgv

communication or Old
No. Ins, i“ :Invl A. .‘i..
‘lll be hI-ld :11 its rooms Sunday (we-
‘I‘ Junr‘ ":6. 1921. at 6:15 O'clock
murp) atnndurd timv. for tho
* of attending St.

the in the So. Noruulk .\l. 1‘2. Church.
“'Klndly mulu- an cxtrn. M‘I'ult to it}
with us." All Muster Masons cor-

uly and {Internally lnyliI-d.
l"riitcrn:1lly yours.
l‘leih‘UN T. JIAlllllS, “1'.

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pun;
John's llz'I) St r-‘

't;I|1lish how vulnerable

 
 
 

 

By REV. HENRY RUSSELL

 

From a firsthand knowledge of

the m. 11 who laid down their lives in the Argonne, I challenge the stag-
ment :4o often and so glibly made that the American people are irre‘l'igious

and tinding toward paganism.

As senior chaplain of the First division, A. E. F., I handled all the .
private belongings of the 1,800 American soldiers who were)killed in the '
ten days’ fighting in the Argonne, and in nine out of ten of the men’s
kits I found either a crucifix, scapular, prayer book, or testament among
l the things for which the men consider they had the greatest need in their

battle equipment.

These men, all of them, were perfectly normal Americans, reproach-

ing a cross cut of the people of this
few things permitted them in battle

'l'heir faith is a significant fact for us to build on today, when we
are stripped of all the unnecessary things we will still retain our religion

as the most needed thing in our lives.

 

“I Chafenge the Statement That: the
Americans Are Irreligious

 

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TALBOT, Washington, D. c.

the personal effects Of 90 per cent of

nation, and they carried among the
their symbols of religious faith.

 

porimcnts “ill t\to-nd throughout 8.!
month and invludi att.icks from the
1111- iigulliht subxn ll‘lut‘l. destroyers.
.lllll :I llillllt‘blllp. all former units or!
the German navy. It is liopt-d to es-
3. vessel may

 

1, ‘nlfgfmwr .\i. \\’ll.C(’1x, be tlgillllgt.811ch assaults. and upon

l’ q,rl.(,tar‘.‘ thv lv'Slill “ill depend to a. great ex-
' c'to-nt our future- air and mnal pro-,
. ‘ . , , ’gruni. Economy in national defense:

—EB!uttlcr ‘ hnptvr '\0' .3“ l“ A; M" In bound to follow the tests; for “he-
...“ “1:1..,“[t::?".l,;d1J;::“’;‘l'h 2:33)}: llivr Ill" ziir forms-nu! "bin to inflict;
‘0' H‘uih ”Him“ M s ”,vlm‘k'ull the dumngo- tin-y assert they c1111.;
. a and. All"ll.\l .‘meml \ll 1‘ \ or “in :lIor ill" uric-111w of the vcssvls
‘ 7‘ . ’ ‘ “ ‘ ' mulu-s tin In proof against Mr nttack.j
$ns coin-ml.) .Illl fruit-runny iii-'P'Hmp‘ m (ivuia'n 11nd numer 0f_

- V , . . l-ntlI :ll"« ruff and ships are! likely to

F SCIfAyffllz?‘<}::-,«:i11;-RO“A\' H. P' follow that will glvc the country a

' ‘ ‘ t ' fur 11mm I-‘i‘IIrtixc do-hnse for the
'1110111 -y (\pr-I. dml thereon. ,

A NATION“. lll‘ll.l)l,\'(; INQI'IRY — ...- O—
; it is said that thr- Aiiutrinn govern-

' tau-0y ”In

K

:; aver.

...,hld him in aversion.
,' . with

.1! sum mom;

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l

" .‘lration

. to“! her

.. Ullen

filonorahly
.e ArgOIIIIIu-.

The con 11! r)
“ones.

is wvury of inn-Mimi-
;IIId ('OIIKrI-ss ix lu-illg (‘l'ilicim-d

111- nt i\ I» ‘nnning to r«- place the crown

 

[or runts-H‘HIL‘V “5..“ mm... Wm, mywith tlw rrzmr‘. This is the first sign
wiry than wiih union II(.\w.\m4_ if that :I".\' of those foreign govern-
anothIr 111\.<'III.III~:I is IIIIIII‘IIIIIn, It moot! mean to replace their money,
i 31",.”- u,. l'I'HINN'l Pm)”, “f 1,,”1,J_Iwill1 anything but American dollars. l
.l conditions tlII'mItrhrInt lhr- round, “—’ ‘—‘—"-'-
at: along Ill" li"">‘ fulloxw-II ll)’ ”.0 A resolution at the labor conven-
Iaockwood I-ouIIII‘IlIm- in _\‘.4“- York lin‘l :‘led for :‘I referendum on do-
ante. ,(l-lill‘lI wur. ill-fur or not, lrt's (Ind
It has ln-vn {wind that in .\'r\\'."‘”“
York the I'lIle‘ thing “'1qu: with ”10' . “"‘—‘..——‘—'_ ‘
hlldlng industry. 21nd standing in Hill ' "' mplnbnioni "Mb“ Il0.l.'1r-a—
‘(L)’ of lli" 4'(lll‘~ll'll"'illll llt'ltl‘d‘ “"‘. )t‘d.‘ "Hit ‘00.
satorlion. ‘.iI‘I'l‘ I-l‘ ihn pr(.111,,.,-i“g ———— _.—-.__.__.__
”€0le l‘llll in I ll"l"‘l""“i'/II|! “g; (....l" I" III' N \\I' I’ll! LIT'ILI‘.
‘(flhllig low» ll-.'l L‘lllil. (III :1 IIIrImi- “\‘I \t-II.
Irv-nth] bvul .I!'-I'lll"_.' luiilrlin: 1;1.i-, -—— l
firinis. lnlm~ 1m I-w'r'it: “Ink. l":|'l‘i ]l\|'[."<. .7, .1“: ,. 3': -.\firr
Hid every ()lll- I' III 1m l" of liIt- liulnl-li :IIxI. I, ,.in,, 11,. 13‘“, ... J“ fur
lug gnmo 'l‘h- I" ‘-.I4 I...:. wum- rv- II.- in.” '-.~.1 li‘lilllit'l :IIIl- s from?
farm lately. but lll"' is still IIIuv-li I!" Inmz'l 1: 1‘1.- l:m(31:11.dr to You
mom for ilanOH'lllV'lW [\IllInI. Il-v Hal! lllll‘rll‘Jll". which lliltl
'rhe result ll.”- l I. n II'IviiI'vIl"rl\' ~ '1 I 11.13:: :-l: m 'l‘ll- Mlu)’ ("-I‘Illnk. llD-l
all becmhv it 11 Is tl'pll‘~"ll lln- I-II- wily |~.I>'od VII'sly (Ix-1‘ ,\l;It.quIiln
mic of too thin; 4 most w-rionslxlélim l.I\l mum. I‘Hllill.ll.1ll\t'i)' leasing
"v'dt‘ll; linll‘xl H .Iilll Ml Itll‘i. "(llll‘lllii- 11.1' 1" ill ll~ [111,1 l
“Dill‘rmi [-I‘IIlIIlIIiIn'o in. IIIIlIo-l‘~-~<.Ir\" 'l‘l.» ,-,...‘ ”0n” ,1.n1ng.4 ‘\3( lo,
nail PT“flnl"".\' FHA 'l'lit~ .\'- w \"mk ll ~.l II- Ii :1: in ill! \‘n 1111!) of 1'11"! -
prohc. ton, slIu\\.- ill :I"}' all (It 1).. «- plum. J ,3 l'uli.\1k:11.$;19.
mils I'iIInii’yIni: in mlIr-r .-J:It- ...:
"Philly llll' III‘O!‘III~III.:T (In lll.l"’l‘llllfl.i
“Thow- lI.I\I lulu llll‘-l~l lulliir,"
.3!!! the NIW York \\’uI~ld.' IIrL'inL: ASPIRIN
“(‘11 un indulri. “.Ind tlIo-ro- are “0
doubt trusts in otlnr trmlI-s built on

‘milnr llll"§i :iiIIl with Himllur row-
m llut nothing no stupendously
flehomst on tho building: comhina-
.0115 has |\ll imrore come to the no-

or t'.- public. Nothing that
m pliu in \\'1-hinzton touche-
.19 people of tlio- I‘mwiry more llt‘llr-

Indruvrur to root out and
prairtim- of fixing prices
- materials- nr-mlvd for thr- houses in
Which thI-y ”‘0."

I! .1311 the

 

‘ T\\0 DR Mun) \ms

Grour L‘lmelnnd llo-rgdoll. clelod
. (he (it-ro-nse of his country. run
"my. “9- is now :1. fugitive from jus-
Ice. No matter what he may do
dth the rest 6! his life ”It hr 1nd of
coward and Iloscrtvr is upon him for-
}Ioncst men will drapiw him
“cl-ever ll“ Irons. Loyal \\ omt-n will

whut liruzmulodo ho will.
“me is his portion.
Russell (:rtlsx‘wnllv d by tho
BI-rmloli i‘nilv-d to nnswor.
01'] into srw'nirv' .IlIl- :ill of his turn
he Hlu‘kvr ll-Jlrzdoll " nnswcrrd
promptly. “out (nor-

his Ilo‘tnchmI-nt. sI-rvcd

w
”I \Wllli

Hist citn'hn for liruv-
.7 records that “lie displayed grt-nt
“foism and st-li'osacrlilcrn and his
ample of unselfishness was on in-
to the other men
Mon.” In his honor. th'crhrnok
“it of the American Legion in Phil-
ndelphia has changed its nmnc
at of the dead hero. and is planning
a opecial memorial to him.

One died. with 0. hero's heart.
‘01! unite to honor him. His mother.
however sorrowful she may he. can
Iwud high to have borne
One lives, with a cow-

.uch a son.

an?- soul.
and his mother must try for the rest

0! her lite to explain away his shame
ad her own.

___...._——.————-_—-
THE GL'M PARKERS
'9 Parking restrictions are to be ex-

uded to chewing gum in one up- to-
.o-mtnute town. No more wads of

..In are to he. stuck under the edge

.M‘ I'-

 

restaurantftableo, the arms of the
at in the. Ihovte theaters or the
in trd‘nt 'of' the Palace hotel.
mace spreads disease. says the
of health" and must be abol-
e would é‘xtend his good
‘I‘I udle school seats and
“I. and “943111111311 peivs as well.
cou'roe the on}; way to check
”passwords-t indecent performance
keep watch 1 the [uni-chevron
.7 enter pub places. If any of
.. 130 mg nrreptltiouo
Insulin or an Intuition
0!er end. the strong

Try to conceal

draft‘

and died :1 hero's death in.

in his,

iO‘

Men 3601! at his name,.

 

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ITuke Aspirin only as told in the Bay-

‘ilu-
Iof Monouceiicncldester of Sniicylicuc-

 

 

Name"‘B.1yer” on Genuine

 

nt'“llr('! l'nlms you see the name
"Buyer" on pnckngc or on tablets yo“
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
yo-ura and prOvI-d anti- by millions.

l-r package for Colds, licndnche. Neu-
ralgin, Rheumatism. Earnehe.'Tooth-
Iu‘hi‘. Lumhngo. and for Pain. Han-
dy tin boxes at twelve Bayer Tablets
or Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists
also sell lnrRe packages. Aspirin in
trade mark of Buyer Manufacture

ld- ' v I outta-m

 

,ilnt. 11nd l‘luislirr Dutch. Bridgeport. ,
|i~ ih" hit-(cu to “hich all interurbani
p‘wu'lr ( suluI-a 1".th to he journey-l
lug l| III: II; I}:- pus! \suk more ihnni

'n mm II 111 Low lrom all “cub/nu of

i-Ilc Stun 1.11111 vd I‘uopi pluyvd base-=
hull. duncnl 11ml iilt- shoru dinners d! ‘ HI
thv 11: w 11 shit.

‘.\’I \v l-Inglzit‘.

litiil'cs.
'iu nu rlrInc-ntul 1.1 zinly spot and near-

vdo-x t-lopmrni,

lint: lunl‘ll In ll
11v

,lnrurst dancing ilnur .Iriit in the l 1‘"-

 

 

 

 

TIIM‘I’TINH TH].

Pleasure Boat in Proving a Gnu At-
trmllun to All.

PICNICKERS.

 

 

 

llllll‘GlIl‘OllT.
Il.I_\s nI‘r horn:

June 24.-—-Picnic
thc l-uthing is gettingi

 

This Tt't‘lf‘flllI-Ylfll place has sprung
into instantantous f.l\Ui‘ throughout
d. and, llltit'l‘d. it is merit-
wi In-cogniuun liridmrportI-rs insist
that their 111-“ ]-.Irk surpasses anything
the Atlantic a-llionrd in coincn-
comfort and attractiveness. It

 

fill

ly million It H.111 “as spent in its
it has the finest l-rith-
iu “Alon or thi cmin- ;
:1 lulu: m 41v i-‘litlrc “1th a srn‘l)
lIr-i l 1"nlll.

3.7.1111! Lin: 1 11: pn\ilion has the

u

:Tupl -_.

'HI-

uni its roof construction is
:I L'I‘Ill of LH' l.l701‘llll.’li Imuuty. (irrltl
:llI‘llI'Il llilfisl.‘ .‘lit'Iu-i :ll)(!\(' the f‘nor
like i lilil!0\\\ in the sky. and pcrclud
list! 1 L111 ill >i.lt in ill" th-iit orrliv Mra

I ll Stilt <.

 

 

 

 

loll. Th. g: 11:11 psnlllon floor has ca-
p.11“); lur 2 fr m coIIplI-s, and "10"
than nnv- or Inn-v Inrly Int-anon nights

n it Mild to its utmost. Danc—
11w: s- rhlullfl are l.- ld in ”11- nttm‘noon.

lili“ 9-" -

:In “I ll us in tlir «wrninz.

,‘ll'l lll' I‘: Is llll' Inlll'r rink. and lh'.‘
run hullh": n “walk through" attrac-
‘i'vll lull ur lillanoua surprises; tho
whip. llif‘ fl'l‘liplilllt' swings, and the
-lo-lur '1111 .. will it is n dodgi- 'em.
'l‘liis do \Im~ hm: :1 score of small clcc-
IrI.~ mI-s “huh roimr. run oft at a

mum hi. and do othur exceedingly lu-
dwrmw and amazing things while thcI
occupants \‘Iiinly endeavor to “001’
Jilt‘r 1hr fashion or an automobile.
'l'llrri- is Ill' sky rocket. tho loot word
III rollI-r const‘ rs. designed by Miller.
liullt iny llulu-r. internalimlly famous
( onstructms of this device. it lurpuu-
rs all or thrir “ork in this nection of
the country. The park has ball
(rounds. running tracks. plenty of
shade and piI‘IIic tables. and all the
things that no to make an outing
plc :Inunt nr.-l nunrahic. and if one
docs not c.1rr_v n lquh basket there
is the l’lvnsurc Beach Inn. with oil
sorts of shorc- dinners.

Run ly l‘lvna: irc llcach in A tempting
place to the plcnickcrs.

“——

Almost every Chinese urchin!“-
to gamble before he is three yam
old. and. at the are of five. he is an.
adept at dice and similar simple
games.

 

 

Try a classified ad in the Sentinel
r the best results.

to

 

I Radium Bearing Rocks for Madame Curie

 

Senator. am. 0. name! me

he presented to nine. (hirie. There are millions of tons of this on apol-
City,N. LL, ondlttsboliovedleoathanLOOOtonowmpI-oduehrpah

radium worth $100,000.

weenie Fliers

11.1.1.5 with the‘ radium-bearing

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“ma. has, “'9" vie-lea

 

 

ne Thousand Big Bargains

STANDARD HIGH GRADE GOODS 'AT HALF PRICE AND LESS

 

 

K 11-112mm»

 

 

 

 

 

In light, medium and dark
to 75c yard.

Tomorrow

3,000 Yards of Handsome Voiles
390 yard

colorings , that were up

oooololoooooooO-ao-oo-no

 

 

In a large variety of pleasing

Tomorrow

 

orings ; that formerly sold up to $1.25.

5,000 Yards of Dress Voiles ’
69c yard

designs, patterns and col-

ossooooo-oo-oooooooooo

 
 

 

2,000 Yards Of Genuine
Pongee Silk

The very best quality, all pure silk, and

sold regularly at $1.25.

Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . . ou-m.o 69c

Sport Stripe Skirtings
Navy Blue, \Vhite. Brown, Gray and Light

Blue, formerly priced .o$1 59

$2. 9. Tomorrow . . .x. .

40-in.( Canton Crepes

In all the fashionable colors $2 98
G

Regular price $3.98. At. .

AImported White Satinette
' eauti ul satin finish for Sport 990

 

 

 

Skirts. Reguhs- $1.00 quality.

l4—qt. Galvanized Iron Water
. Pails
“31“‘4 29c
NO. l Galvanized Iron Wash
R x . Tubs
0311.011: price $1.00 t’69c
NO. 8 Steel Gray Enamel -
11 fl . Te1a_ Kettles
cgifnarr pru c it. .00 98
The Howard Dustiess Dust
Mops r
em. .‘
- 590.

Regular price 85c

or .

RgLalfrg'le.ngtle O’Cedar Oil
gu was <1 39c

.,

select-IQI‘V‘DIIIIIIOOIQ

...-oasoosoooooo-ooso

 

54-in. White Wool Serge

For ‘sport coats, suits and $2 99

Skirts

32-in. Silk Shirtings

Values formerly up to $2.50 $2 37
D

3 yards for .‘ ........;... .

36-in. Fancy Skirtings

[n gray and white $2.99

Former price $3.98 . . . . .
Satin Finish Table Damask

 

 

 

 

30 Pairs of Bon T011 Corsets
Discontinued styles in low .111 ll I!" Hi
bust, long hips. Boned 1 ‘I

boning; size 19 to 34 $5
50

Regular $8 and $10.values
Muslin Gowns

Ribbon trimmed, low net-l;
Regular 95c value
nt . .......................

Flesh (‘Olor Camisoles
[n satin and crepe do chino on: l.::~

med and tailored; regular Q1 -
$2.00 value , ...... . ......... {a n

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72-inch
Fine quality 95c

Former price $2.50 yard . . .

50 Pieces Japanese Nainsook

12~yafd lengths $3 59
o

Former price $7.00.... . . .
500 Pieces English’Long Cloth

36-in. wide, soft flniSh $1 69
0

Former price $2.50 . . . . . .

1,000 Huck Towels
Large size, soft absorbent finish

Tierener price 29¢ each . . . 1211:
100 Dozen
Scalloped Pillovv Cases
”éifiirf‘fiiigf‘é‘écqif’ff? Ff“ 39c
.Extra Heavy Bed Spreads

Heavy raised designs, large $2 99
~ e

site. Formerprice $5.00-

Fine White ,Madras Shirting
32 inches wide, firm quality, yard 2 5 c

Former price 75c..... . . ...x. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

for..z.-........-.-r......~....
CI Glass Water Pitchers
O onial shapes, 2 qt. size 49
C

Regular price 690 . . .e. . . . . .

l8-in. Brass Nickle Towel
““11 Bars
. 1 not rust 49 c

Regularprice 65c

Wright’s Silver Cream Sil-
ver Polish
19c

Regular Price 30c
for ,..........-.............
Men’s Handkerchiefs .
i333??? f1. . . ..., . .. 99c
chyvli’lgiixgen’ 8 Hand Bagégc

Remlar $1.50 - o'o'u‘o‘o o o o o o u o o

PWomgn’ s Ifgg Sill: GIOVes
ongee, avy an ray 99c

Regular $1.65 -.............
combination Sale 1
1 Bettie Hudenot’ s Toilet Water $1.00
14. Can Hudenot’ s Talcum Powder. .25
F-—_——'

$1.25

an.

 
 

now for, 99¢

 

 

VTwo

Bleached and Brown Crash
Toweling I
”16c

Very absorobent
Former price 25c yard ,5. . . .
Large Size Turkish Towels
Heavy quality
~ POI-mei- price 39c .. . .m. . .c. 250

100 Fine Quality Satin Finish
E‘ch Pattern Table Cloths.

Former price #3. 98 . . . .. .$lo 99

1,000 Turkish Face Cloths-

9c

1,000 Yards Chambray and
Check Dress Ginghams

Fast colors 19‘:

yard...

500 Yards 32411. Dress
Good 11 Ginghams
' 1'3: ”290
1,000 Yards Frui of
Muslin L Loom
18c

 

 

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1"-

for ......IQGIOOOOIIENOOT.ICI

 

1

VerySpecial
yard OIIOOOOI;Q"IO‘OI:Q:OIQ

Odd Lot of Sweaters

 

 

 

 

 

 

That f«.»1~1nerly up to $7. "r
colors. ,_
Special ............ .$3019 1’
Misses’ CombinatiOn Cami-
soles and Bloomers —- .
All in one. Extra fine quality Q1 '
Ballisnnk. Spiuxiul ...... {v e 1
N OTION SPECIALS
Silva and Gold Lingerie 1
Clasps ,_ ...... -.-- ............
Crystal Beads ,Opera length ‘,
for . . . . . . . ............... 49
Silkine Pcail Cotton, mcrmiirnd o
All colors . . . ............ 25C
Sew on Supporters, in white,
Regular" ..z'Ic ...... ,. . ....... ."1 DC
Patent and Suede Belts, All ,4
colors, values up to 980 . . . . 498
BIG BARGAINS 1N
\ MILLINER)
200 Trimmed Hats
values up to $7.50 .. . . . . .SszO.
All colors, styles and modI-k‘
Trimmed Sailors ' " .
valuesupto$450.......$1o98 ,
'A big selection to choose f 1011‘ 3
New Countrlelnb Hats
values up to $10. 00 ...... $3098.
Shown In all the new spelt >l n » ,
WONDERFUL VALUES IN» . '3.
SUITS, COATS, DRthlz. “‘ -‘:
AND SKIRTS .
DON'T FAIL TO COME HERE SATLRDAY.‘
Jersey Wool Suits $9 ‘5
Regular $15.00 values: . . 0 ./

All colors and sizes, .
Smart Top Coats, which is $18

just at half-price “up ’ '
Handsome Silk Dresses

with fringe trimm' ing $

 
 
 

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£11121” ‘Xgestees and Collars
°° ” ' 99
_ « c

flutter-- dares

 
 

 

 

Entities

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59c

- o o o row 3'30 0 "I‘Vo‘wId0V‘

 

 

Wash Dresses; Ginghams and \
host Of styles; Q5
sizeslsto 50..,..........°.1‘ e
Stnpe Flannel Skirts, in :1 \xidv 1.1: 1 ‘f
pleasing color combina- w$9 9'
N tiriarils ”sen-Sir: ts“ j
a no r c 1r
11.335 9.:
k t
sztefifir.s....-........szm
Women’s Cotton Bathing: |
. Tights
In block, all sizes ,..' 75C
for ..
Women’s DrO_ p Stitch Lisle
4 .‘ Hose
BhehWhitaBi-bwn s u '49,: l
M ‘t oeo-,$\cu.ooo9osoI--
Men’s Night Shirts . 5
fiMMnslm .
M. :._‘:¢_o_-.a on $1.3 ‘ J l I

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