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murals
"HAD FAl'l‘ll,
snsmmsm
3n". Tompkins De-
' ' dares It I s Life’s
Greatest A s s e t-—.
Other Sermons
"ruin: i.- liic's grcaicsi anti."
Efilniml tin Rev. (1mm 3. ‘l'fliipkins.
lpgs‘ior of tho Norwalk 3“. 13. Church.
:in his ri-rnmr. drlivrrod yum”
Emorning. the pubic" of which was:
V‘llmc Faith in God."
in (.ponlng his talk. ihc minisisr
said:
' "in inching onll speaking or
will today pimple. Ill {00 {Midwi-
W. link it up only with rolsiiou to
the othor worm, wiwroas Jesus. in
’tt-sching rind sponking of faith. link-
od it up with our «won-day lives by
mic-ring in» alglii of blind men.
healing lhc sick. {coding the millil-
tudvs and tho likc.
“Most pooplo look upon faith as
somoihing with tho nid of which
ihsy got into hem-on. hui God und
it as something with which to get
. ht‘nvln into m.
“‘“iihou: faith wr can‘t. pious
long continued Rrv. Tompkins.
"and. i may ndd. wiihout faith ii. is
not possihlo to son-o man. As you
go down ihrui'mh ilto pugs. of big-
tor-y rm: will tind that than heroes
who rt‘lhii cm from ihi‘ dim ages,
..s..
-
winumi ili'lr \nrinii:l ficiorics bo-
lniisr l‘.li‘\' \x-vrr mun of strong faith.
became thvv had fnlth. iho right.
kind of inilh."
Tm pastor thou won! on to any
film f.iiili ir. God is not only helpful
3.1! u<<v fill-1‘ in frlu‘ndsl‘lip. flood
.foilumiwp and hinilih. llo slated
;ih.\i fniih is Iifc's groan-st asset and
Jim? 12 ice-«y.- its from sinking into
en» m: 3...... of dmpnir. and that if
‘.t v! lhi‘ quagmire of do-
vpsir those who have fallrn inio if.
Ho then “6n! on to tell of diii’oroni
men anl wcmsn who had cons to
him and. in relating difforsni hard-
ships and irisls through which lhoy
it .i paw-d. lh-‘)‘ pointed out that.
ill: i'i-‘ thin; “liii‘l‘ "hurt them ‘0-
ing' was with in God. in closing.
Mr. Ton-rim \ unicd Dr. Barry Em-
srwn Fr: '.:k. who said;
"“‘Tfltn Faith In God goes. mung
L"
Hui l".1.~.
the trunk: Emu his groans!
thought sn‘. nun. the worker. loses
his c‘- ='-‘:' N "v. 37.1 man. the
unn- mm: in: c~»:\tust help."
"St-ring '..- 1.:fr's Right-oi Val-
-_-.;cs' w.» :r: antral“. oi (he scflnon
-;lvon ;.r.~'.t: .L._v morning by the Rev.
F. L P4»..- l-n>' ' .: ilu; Advent
'Chrlslzsr. €5.33":
Mr Pit-r: has but. basing his
Isor'mozs f." fir :ssi fiw treks on
'a series if 7mm! 7! cf Christ. Yrs-
tordsr .‘.:~ vsf‘x ? 1.: it: founda-
tion the 1“. . s 'Tho Truss-
rare in t:- $1.; ..~:..’. 'Tn/Mer.
rhsrtntr: Swlirc «333:2? Pearls"
I: "f : P'r s-rman up lo the
prev—339: 2'” ,1 :5» ltm. Piper;
(for '.\ '_\‘:'1 :2' ":x‘. “Ian: are,
..
.n
the F‘s-Sr =.: . lad why
to phozi‘i 'T‘~ ‘_ ". " ~21.
Ru: 2‘ C “n . mirror 0! lbs
8!. P'ir-n "arr. 9.! church. had
”r his F-r‘<\ 7“"‘tf‘: ionic: ”Th.
Ss':‘- ‘wus With the Prince of
This \"Ci’d ’ .
Hr cw. :rsc'. “1" suffering and.
death * - >.xtf‘:‘ and told of his
august: ourzrc ilio trail reforr the
high punts. bani-o Poniius Pilsio
and. is": "'rcn ho was on the
gross.
sir “Hazel wax ‘rs sermon fratn
ho \‘t‘?!’~ of 2! e Gospel of 3!. John.
emptsr li. \srscs 30 and ii. which
spout; o: ”1' great strugglo of Josus
Chris! wtlh lhe Prince of mo World.
In closing .52; 2.2!): rm laid smphalls
on the 13,: 21mm. Chrisi died fonihd
redompiion of mankind.
(‘oniintzinr his Mri-‘s of sermons
on the "Symbol: of the Christian
urch. ' 3hr R«-\'. Lester T. Mallow.
or ths south Norwalk Bap-
tist church. spoke on tho “Cram."
morday morning.
Mr. Mallvry discussrd the use of
m cross as an insignia in chapels.
churches and litcrary work. and
nld Lbs: lbs cross was the central
theme of the gospel of Christ. a gift
to ma:
"Tho eras. Rcr. Mallory potato?
out. is a new philosophy of iifo. of
.0! and of spirit. He de it
with the philosOpliy of powur and
Its philosophy of maisriaimuou.
Lastly. he statod that tho
represented a necessity of Chain:
life. usmcly. sacrifice. The ”or
am brougbi oui tbs fact that
p. ans always appealed is by
”an": and tho heroic. and
cocoa as tbs church rosnsas in.
ands-m ms reasons sod
lords "m of the 01‘ ii
will Is sbls'to stiraa a far main
number of people 20 it. ‘
Eel
ml“.-
hum
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m Mucus.
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4.
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Streei N¢W8
Opt-Ila
XEW YORK. maso-am
lug prico meromoais mortal ibsrs.
our-sis» - or m mass today.
with selling onion prodouiissuug.
U... Stool tdllbsobllowitbissfrao-
iios of tho yssr'aiowprioootiil
sad corpu- absrss ossiiassd is do-
olins in rofisctiousf'ihs ushvorobh
spodsons. ding U. I. cast iron
l’ipsandnai immovod upito
2 1-3 poinis.
Selling prosaurs incrssscd in in-
tsnsiiy. forcing moro ilian u dosen
influential stocks to new low levels
for the year. if. 8. Cast Iron Pipe.
which was pushed up : 1-! points
to 175 at tho opening. was duglsd
out for snack and ooilapood 10
points. V. a. stool. soiling“ iii )4.
and“ tho list. si mi low ”cords.
which included Standard Oil of New
Jsrssy. Atrial-lean Smelling. Baldwin.
Kcnnocoii Copper. Pullman. Balti-
more and Ohio. Roadlug. Canadian
Pacific and Bock island. Amount
the many issuss to sell 1 to 3 points
bolow lust wook‘s closing wore Allied
Chsinioal. Amorican Can. American
Imsliing. Notional Biscuit and Dais-
wsro and Hudson. Foreign ex-
changes opened steady, sierling ad-
vancing slightly to 34.7? 8-4.
Nona.
Rescuonary isndcncios prevailed
throughout most of tho morning ow-
ing to tbs absencs of offociivc wool:-
ond buying suppon. and to higher
call monsy. U. s. Sisal Issued to
another new 1925 low at. Iii L3 in
relatively light trading. Eastern
coolers woro in froo NOV“. tho ro-
duciion in snibnsciis prices. offcciivs
this wool. providing an sxouso for
the selling. A slight m0very sci.
in around noon. U. 8. Steel moving
back to iii. Call monsy renewed
at G 1-2 per cont. the scarcity of sup-
ply rcflccllng iho hsavy monih end
domaud for funds.
I‘bc .aiiornsy Gena-ll.
(xsw for! World.)
Thoss who wore si Pumsuib
when tho Presidsui was spsnding his
vacaiion at tho old farm remember
a rather snngling gentleman. with
cloihrs of a‘forcign Vintage. who
drove about in tho oldost looking
car in town. who liitod is iallt about
trout fishing sud was the soul of
hospitality and mull".
But the car was of an cxpousivs
sort. and though tbs paint was pret-
ly well gone ihers was noihin clso
the msiior with if. and. than he
gavs an improssion of unsophistica-
iion and simpliciiy lo visiiors. those
who knew wsro in no doubt about
his caliber.
This plain Yunlrss tobsccmchew-
ing rural sags is concodod to ho a
tough adversary in court. one of the
kccncst politicians in Now England.
and an lndusucc iliai no candidate
in Vermont dares ignors.
Years ago. when ins Now Haven
and the Bosion and ”nine railroads
“‘(‘I'C
til-e of grabbing any young lawyer
who showed signs of pram‘isc. and
Sargmi is one of ibc proceeds of
um small.
They say be is no millionaire. bui
among the other charactorislics of
‘grcsi lawyers he has acquired lhui
of charging fess. Though he looks'
as if a. bushel of corn or s ysarling
cow might enlist his services. his re-
tain-rs ars mars ofion in the
thousands than in tho hundreds or
dollars. and us is in most of tho big
business things of his viciniiy.
Mmovcr. ho is a hard~boilod ro-
aciionary Republican. Ho was
action ibs Sixteenth Consiiiuiioiipl
Inondmoui that. lot in lbs insomo
tax. the Ssvsnisonib. Lbsi provided
for tho slociion of donaiors by the
pooplo. tbs Bigbioouib. ibht gave
us prohibition. and is. Ninsisenih.
ihai admiiisd women to tho suff-
rage. Tboso who know him ssy be
has no: cbangsd bis viow of any of
moss trimmings in ibs fundsmonial
law of tho nauou.
As a corporsiion lawyer in has
boon much in sridsucs about. ihe
\‘srmoni Lsgislsiurs and is rcpuisd
to have been as sucosssiul as a lob-
oouiity attorney. sccroiary of civil
and military affairs sud Aimrnay
donors) of Vermont. and in was
cinlrinsn or ihai sisis‘s committee
to roforin tho laws.
~Adrertiso in tho Domino! for tho
best results.
irads siiuaiio‘a. savor-l hub pricod '
building up. they made a prucv f and who dld not seem
brlsi as a membor of tbs bar. ills.
public cursor smbracss a. term asl
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Wbsidoibcsscycs
';:Iorthe'6aztows;’“f* . " _ " ‘
I
icllyos? DoyouscchilitnasupsrorhlnaIZ-aibm-mm dollar
bandit, a jail-breaker, an alleged slayer? They belong is Gerald Cbspiusn, control figure in lb:
rational trial now on in Hartford, Conn.
Banditmllnruffled
(Continued from l’ago Ono.)
slthougb'Grochl got from him the
admission that lie eiopod will: his
wife when she was 17 and had caus-
cd her to swear falsely to her as!
that a marriage license might be
prouiirmi.
"Don't you know that's suborns-
Uon of pl rjury?" fiercely demanded
Groghl.
Loved Her
"I do." Heller hcpliod in doiinnt
tones. “but. I did it. bocsusol loved
her."
Heller said his wife had boon with
him on the gray sundsy morning of
Uciobor 12. about, 7 o'clock whoa ht
loungsd near tho dcparilnsni dots
awaiting a. trolley car. Ho heard a
shot, he naid.—Aiwaler and other!
icsilncd there were three—— and a
moment later the gun-waving man
ran out. slowed to a walk and stared
fixedly at him as ho psacd.
"Didn‘t your wife soo him?" do-
manded Groohl.
"No." was the answer.
soc his fs're."
"She hasn't been called us a wil-
noss to corroborate your story. has
silo?"
"No." the wiinoss reiterated.
“Elie didn‘t sec his faco.”
The testimony qt tho pair scni
"She didn‘t
a wave of excitement over the crowd-
ed court room. Tbs coolest porsoli
in all the crowd. apparenily. was the
lazily lounging Chapman. who did
not abandon his slouching uiulude
perturbod.
ilo uclod much‘u as school be;
listening to an interesting iocturs—
that was all. His cold bluc cyo:
however. ncvo.r bnco left the (soot
of the witnesses.
lie was me last witness of the
Holler was the lasi. Minus a! the
morning session.
.ilircd 1-:. AinW. a Nuw Britain
police oilicer. mulled today that no
and soon Gerald Chapman. ssnsa-
uonal mail iuoicr. shoot. Patrolman
James Skelly in s New Britain de-
partment sLors lusi Octobor 12.
Dramniicully poiniing lo Chap-
man. who was seated at. his siior-
nsy's ublc. he said in icnoc Lona.
"’l'bai man liters did tho shooting.“
Chapman did not flinch undor the
accusation. nor did no abandon his
indolent peso. lils cold blus oyss.
however. never lctl mo policomaii's
lacs.
Under cross examination. in win
Frederick J. Groom, Chap
chief counsel. sccusod‘ Aiwalcr oi
having sxhibited cowardice at a
New Britain fire 18 years ago. the
policeman said he recognisod Chap-
man as the gunman bscsusc oi his
prominent cbcsk bones. This was
his only means of identification. be
admitted. ’ .
, Auvaier's dramatic identification
was the high ngi of tho trial up to
this time. llc stud that Chapman.
sits; sending ibrcc‘oulisis into Skul-
ly. had sboulsd ‘Got down or I'll kill
you. ru mu you."
Askod why he bad not. soon lbs
s
~
q
fossailsni escape. Aiwaicr npiipd he
.uau woman: in ms susss ai ins sec-
~ oud shoi. "Did you return the iirc.‘
“so." was we repay. “was it. bo-
cause you wers lying on your sim-
ucn bcuuid -u counur?“ roaauu
uroebl. "No." was the feeble su-
swcr. -
under continued cro- nro o.
Ombi's quuiioos. Aiwsier. a rude;
glay-nau'cd man of is, admiusu
inst. ho had inward ho was considered
a coward by {View urllam ciulcns.
”So you dropped to your noes.
leasing poor b-Bai) to gel. tho bu.-
lei." (Linearicd U-mhl. "‘rh‘b
right." replied .uwaicr.
Tho witness, somiimos siblidb
arguing “um Lbs Aswysr. adults“.
no And tom a stors beeper on his
boss s low as). slur um “00%
and; its bad nu. ucuguucd ins mur-
us.er. "i lulu lulu that lo gal. rid
of him." in mud.
Await-r admitted no had not
cunusulcicd ouirr poucelnun at a
new piliaiu court hearing a few
days alisr tbs shoouug when tbs:
laid mt Shel» nun “humid \nu-
Lot Moan as tho man who bad slim
nun. Bil-.841, of uprlnglisld. saasss-
chusciis, urn-stud not: the scene 0.
inc crime, m the iirsi mun us toll
the [Kl-Ice Chapman was flkollys
niuriseror. ‘
Groom road from Aiwsicr's Mi—
mony at this blaring in which inc
witnesses had givca a slightly dii-
fvrcni version of tho story of tho
shooting. lie said his iirss “minions
was wrong. He ioid his superior.
Sergeant ucCue. be said. that. he had
identified another man as tho mur-
der-«r lovers] days after this.
Aiwoirr admitted ho had discuss-
ed the case with brainor omccrs
si e ihc irisi bogun. lie denied bu
ns told a grocer on his besi that
he could not recognise Skelly's inur-
dcrrr.
The gunman. it. was collod to At-
wlier‘s aiicniion, had amped
through the door through which the
officer had Jusi catered. He must
hsvs passed within a few too: of the
waiting .Amatcr. Groom shouiod.
But the policcmsn said no did noi
sec him escape.
"His rcpulalkin was ibsi he was a
quick fellow with a gun" Aiwstcr
said Winn pressed for rrusons tor
“moi-u iu assist Skelly. A ino-
zncni lsisr he sdmiiicd ho bad
known si that time ibui llio gunman
was Chapman.
Aiwsisr. with Groom worrying
him like u terrier. admiucd a; had
droppcd out of range of lliu safe
looiar‘s gun as be poured his load at.
Blislly ".1 got. out of rungs" ho od-
miiud. ”That's all." emphatically
dcclsrod Grochl, and Aiwuier left
the stand.
FWBY’I‘ AT DESK
\VASHINGTON. March Six—Prod—
dent. Coolidge was back at his desk
today sits: an absence of two days
during which he and Mrs. Coolidgs
msir son John and a pump of frisnda
cruised on the Mayflower. Tbs ci'uisc
Wed isio cos-spoils Bay to tho
vicinity of Annapolis )laryiand.
—Advcrtisc in tho Seniinol.
o
, Navy’UiZblilo—Pr'
Coast From EmLm Air
. .I_ .-
, m'.
(Continusd twin mo Ono.)
libls poroons that go to gypsics have
some sort. of troublo. 1! they are
nisrriod ii is iroubio with their
spouse—if single trouble with ihsir
loved one.
Ths‘gypsiss promise to fix things
up all dandy. They give ihc cus-
tomer a good luck spell. but assun
him or hir it will be broken unless
in or sh. returns soon for another
reading—«pd another payment of
two doilsrs. presumably-
Tbs advico in all cases goes like
ibis:
"l‘sko your handkerchiof. and
inio lbs corner uo up a mu. bit
of sugar. a little bii of broad
Bugs: is sweet. bread is good.
Ennbody lilies the sugar. no one
can refuse lbs-broad. Bicep with ii
under your pillow. and curry ii in
your right hand. When you meet
Your lovsd one. shake hands with
nor so abs will touch ihs handker-
chief. and PI! her thrco limos on
tho shoulder with it. sud presto——
she will fall on yOur neck."
Ono man, married (or scroll
years. and wiih ihrcc children. was
told he was single and “'17 much
in low with s "dorkhairod ’bsir.”
who souid respond to his yearning
it he did the sugar and bread stunt.
iii. wife is blond. and he can't
quits place tbs dark haired girl.
i A woman. married. visited the
gypsics in company with an neon.
They Immediately presumed he
was hcr husband. and told her not
io cvcr mention to him what was
_ion her. Shi- was assured that two
women. one dark. one fair wcro
working against lit-r. but that a No
iurn visit would keep up the good
luck spoil. '
Another man was told someone
wa \rd io got his job. and that the
gypsics would bring him good luck.
but that he would loss it. unless he
roiurned. The sugar and broad in
tho handhrchicf wont wilh all iho
readings.
As to "reading" fortunes. the"
are many women in Nomlk who
,can give u boiler story from a
glance at your touup—‘cnd it
doesn't cost two dollars oiihcl‘.
Local Principals Are
Back From Conference
Raving aiisndod tho Stats High
school confo-rt-nce of stipcrininrdcnls
and principals. held in Willimsnuc
state Normal school. Supervisors of
School David A. Groon. Phillip A.
Jakob. principal of the Senior High
school: George R. Brunjcs. princi-
pal of the Franklin Junior High:
Walter ('2. "dog. principal of tho
Conic:- Junior High. and Alina Will-
iams. principal or lbs Ludlow Jun-
ior High. have roiurnod homo. Tbs
carpi-ones was a big succu- accord.
ing to the local school principals
—-——-d———_
YALE mm man did
lucky Spisman. of Now an... s
Isis student. was dusd 810 Saint-
day by Judgs Goons 8. Vooburgb
on s char-go of bsvhg [apropos
ragisiraiion mortars on his auto-
mobile. Ha was arresisd about. two
woos. sgo. ‘
rum .
Firs as hot o‘clock Iii-dag snori-
dmwmhmmm-
minosvsuus.
47-0 Norm flak 8t.
In ”Mly dosiroyod g u...
‘worbshopsnduorsboussownsdbw
mtmwmmmmm~
NEW “young”. dew-m.-
ing from bor bums isr ons mouth
sad 1} days. tbs body of lira. by.
man Caidwoil. sboui thirty-two
nan old. was found may
hookod ouammmmnic
river miles bolow ibo Caldwell
homo. Mrs. Caldwdl disopposrcd
from her homo. nosr tho banks of
the river on February 14. Blues that
time no stono has boon left unturn-
ed in an effort to locals ills missing
woman but. without results until
this afternoon.
JUMPSfllOll
NOTREDAME
PARIS. Much ”.—A well dross-
od manrwlioss idouilLv has not boon
ssisblishodw msuuisd tbs town of
the Cathodrai of Noirs Dams this
afiornoon and Junipod off. His
body cloarod tho proiocting gargoyles
and was crusbod on the pavement,
2:5 feet below.
Obituary
Stephen J. Pailnkos.
Tho funeral of Stephen John Pul-
inkoa who died surly Wednesday
morning at the Nor-walk Hospital
was held Saturday morning at. 8:30
o‘clock from the into home. 31 Wind-
sor place. and at. fl'o'clock from Si.
Ladlslaus' church. Solomn high re-
quiem mass was sung with Rev. Jos-
eph Degmsn as ceicbrunl. Rov. J os-
uph Duly of St. Joseph’s church was
deacon and Rev. Stephen Cherniuky
or St. Stephen's church. Bridgeport.
was sub-deacon.
During the man tho church choir
rendered several selections and also
as an ooricgs .cft tbs church. At
tho conclusion of tho ma... Rsv.
Cheruiisky spots iouchingly of tho
gifs of tho duct-am. mentioning the
tact that Mr. Palinkos was It scalous
worker ror tho chums in its infancy
and um. no was a dovotsd and faith-
tul msmber.
air. Pailukoo bad bosu a roaidul.
of Norwsik for the pan. 4! yours. He
was ono of the most popular rosi~
dents of the Bpriugwood socuon.
There were many boautilul floral of-
icrings. The funeral was largely at-
tho grave was conduciod by Rev.
Cborniisky and Rev. chman. In-
iormou. was in tin family pic; in Si.
Alan's cum fr.
ass-on Try-i.
Eleasora Tryon. wt“ of dolin Try.
or: died early Saturday morning at.
her home, 9: Washington street. at
the ago or 64 years. Besides her
husband II“. is survived by one son.
liar 'I‘ryon of Stanford. The fun-
eral will in bold Tuesday afternoon
at 1 o'clock from lbs D. W. Ray-
mond Funcral Parlors and a: 2:30
o'clock from the south Norwalit
Bapiist church. Rov. Lester ’1‘. Mai.
lory will officials. Burial will lake
place in the Nomlk ccmeiory.
Rudolph Pubvids.
who died surly Saturday morning at
his homo on Norm Taylor avoaue.
was held this morning at 9:30 from:
Si. Stan‘s church. Burial was in
St. Mary's column.
bolls (is-bio.
Word has boon nosivod of the
dssib of Ladle Gambls ia l'oinons.
Cum orniu. flaturday evading. Mr.
Oasubls was formerly in the con-
tracting business in Norwalk and
was the uncle of William J. Gamble
of Ohio svonue.
John 3. Soup.
Tho funeral of John Josspii Nolan
was largely aiioudsd int moat. as
8;“ o'clocs from his lsis bolus. I?
Roldan annual and si 0 o‘clock from
Di. surr- church. A soiomn rc-
duicm mass was sung by the Pastor.
Roy. Thomas J. Finn, as Colobrant.
her. Janos array. bacon. and
- GSEPHDAws _
menswasiuibofasnilyplotinei.
WOW.
MONDAY. MARCH 30“
So often. thc tempiaiion lo “r -
is alluring. Many llmcs a Dian “ . -- “a
his construction —- but new— .. ‘1 V V‘ 1' "
cheapen its first appearance. y... . " ‘ -5!
not last—investment value will rm. r, .1,
most important factor, Construmln :i' ’
cuts of economy to home swappytg
poor lumber are never sailsl‘aciorr in .5
' “Build For The Years"
The Hatch £9“ Bailey
McNa‘lr‘s Shingles gluirnnlt‘ul lnr .... a... .
Cornell “Ill Bosnia Morgan ‘l-s
Economy Nowl~But Lat
. ’r-t D.
v“ ikl "‘Plny
BOY PLAYING
Prodiik. Jr.. fourteen. lies in in.
Bridgérort hospital in dntncnr (‘3 ’
losing (he sight or on: cw L: :L...
result of playing blackbiiu'h, l;.:.
father’s trade.
in big shop yrsio‘lrduy llircu u l
of red hot iron inio a corn- r “him.
8!
Jr. casually picked up 1hr
a. pair of longs and bcgnn ham:
ing it. as hi:- father “as. 'i
piece. .\ splinter of the lvl tr-tn
flew into lhc- boy's lci' «yr ATV '
treatment by Dr. H. L‘. )4 l~~ :
Grt-oni‘mld llill, 'ho bo‘. \ t l.‘ .
to the Bridgeport hon-um. v Lon
was reported today that ir u.
doubifui if the cyc Could
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