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ths waterelh shall be watered ' ' i .
Slime"? Auwmxgmon . , , t’ t Letting Store mus Itself. roxisti-r. coma nick and Ilil)‘ sumo
~“'*”‘"“‘* "Whit will you thQ? quoth . .c‘ .-.... .. ,,.., _. . .i. T nigh E 4...... other limit."
“NOWIWICWW 33" in 13 ‘ God: pay to: it she mic it. ”f , « fir“ .% . . 5.25.. . 0 s vents Athzftmhlcl: $13.? "’2: ML) Thu llrsl. it‘lgiil Mr. Moul' W i...
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"¥:;:in:h.\;:n§iores.i;zt1:313:33, l . \. Motto-flint“ or the Field": ““6 store anil'fioral shop on Mil“ noicl plan into operation tic lit” up
eredsssecond class mail nllt— what thou hast done. no more. no t' . ‘ ‘ guwg‘ztl‘”? "“0. . Itreet here has llltll‘ in his fellow h" "3““ and ‘0" 35-3” “1 i‘iimilzr in
. , , till! you om“ fit 80"}!6“ 1”? W, DEAD A1 “r?” "' ‘- ys 0'" A Hunt- 3:381?! Operates his business he» the cash register. llc wits tut. liiium
- ‘ ‘ . ‘. "Who doth not work shall not ' E ' . r "‘5’ Y- at s limiter, \Ylwn l... “HM...“
i " .Conn eat. l NINE NOR ‘ofizmghfirud’m at ." Mfr“ “ will; ‘tvor’l‘id an]: no play did not there was $17.05 in tho tli‘iiwvr.
. . . . ' " 0 r. our's liking, and a About u. week sgo Mr. Molir still
, toil" and: .umI ” u... .. . citiil-yf’ w m .. .. . ..
97 Washington S‘treet ' him who imprecstes t em. " W“ tslil‘tfénelgt tlltmnflh‘. cus'omm run ter to the effect that n WNW” WM-
. . .. s r em» was while he went ed a dollar and had tnkcn it. 'l'licm I
Mitt Danenborg Pros. It you put a chs around the COMING EVENTS- t t . .
Wendell P. Millisan Tress. heck of a slave. the other end fasten Jul "49““! "1°“ °t l'rlentl- ageingsnglfi 'sho'i‘is o-r- tmmacmd “a. no name on the “U” ”m.“
.i’ 'A. Golden Keller ............ Sec. itself around Your own. ship “’1‘ Cl”. 0’ E.“ Avenue M- h d l on ' Atwnflng'y he an" later M found MOW". “W3
1i . “Bad counsel confounds the M. I. church. an]: In printed Which read: with dollar bill attached lll it. The
: ‘ SUBSCRIPTIOV RATES \‘iser July I.——Old Well Hook and le_ “V. sons out. Help yourself. loan had been repaid.
4. r' ‘ "'l‘l devil is a n ‘0' .IM“.| own h0ul.. Th0 ChIn‘. l. "I th. relister." _.
. I By ”all. payable in advance. It :9 th' Tm? “:- " i m, ‘49.“... of am scout Another lien tor patrons not pro- In contormity with local mum.
l s ~31!!th C0” "“"""""'3 “Um“ thus its ill? “ n ccnuse ’ . Mp ngfoll, l'iclent "- Operating the money ma- tions. The EVEI'illl‘ ilcntinoi will luv
. ‘ It s t' s e .
i ‘ ‘1 ‘uok (by carrier) "W ."1 Our action is overmuslcrcd and Jilly 4.-~Plcnio of Swedish Con- mil.“ Mill. . ""Wlhed as a morlllrx llt‘\\hli>ilwl-
1 your not: ”madam! “hm 0"; .m by m srcntionst church. "1°“ .“M mute the cult Jutv t.
2 11:32:11: .................. gig law of ntiture I “ A July l--D- A. R. celebration and ~.
unveiling of sign.
July 6.-—-Il'nportsnt meeting Past
Cemmdeu' usesclation.
July 6.-—lpeciai meet or Put
.75 We aim at a pretty end quite
aside front the public 300d, but our
hot arranges itself by irresistible
1 month
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Member The Associated Press.
Member New England Dally "“3"“le 1" u “’1” “‘“h the P010! commanders' Auoeintlon. ‘ PARENTS --- UNCLES -'- AUNTS
St. NOWIDEDH‘ Pttbiishers‘ Association. ”I ”‘5’ world. . {:3 July 1.-—Brldle party It Shore. _
I; Member. The ‘Daily Newspaper '-.'- -~—~‘-~ / / /,. '- haven golf “up, I What. can you more generously or profit-
zgggthm “WW” °f “WC- Darien On The Map UHMVIIMIIIJ ~ ..:;,'vmg.;—,f;;::-“7g m“ ”‘3’" “’3 do for your children-misc“ or neltltcws
[’1' it“ mm" at m 5pm“! mm mom” i z, ' "II II . July 3,450“... “Ladies' Auxiliary —— an to start a savings account for tlienl and
Mulvoy-Tsrlov Post.
July 8.-Pride of Court Narruk
Lawn Party. at home 0! Mrs. Isa-l
belle Lockwood. .
July l.-—l’lcnio King's Daughters. 1
encourage the thrift habit. -
This bank is always pleased to have tho
young folks’ accounts.
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
Wall Street
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use of republication
l, c: all news dispatches credited to it
”v or not otherwise cl-edilnri in this
5mm and also the local news pub-
ihis week did a wise thing in passing
an appropriation to pay for a police
force.
Where was really no scrioun oppo-
Vitrified harem sition to the measure. Residents south Normlk bsptlst church.
' realize that Darlen, growing and July ens-Social. Ladies' Auxiliary
cxpandlng as it is, has hccn the liulvoy-Tsrlov Post.
l7: Special Representative
. . f GRAHAM 6:, POWERS
. " New York-Chicago
TELEPHONES
’ llk . . .
' Uptown Branch
scene of many curious crime waves.
which were partly occasioned by the
luck of ndctluate police protection.
The town. in newspaper circles.
hesan to be regarded as excellent
ground for freak stories. This is tin
unfortunate reputation for any com-
July s.-stn Fete
Guild of Christ church.
July D.-—Eio'etlon or officers Coun-
ty Plumbers‘ association.
July Luv-installation of odioers.
liens and Daughters at Liberty.
July 11,—Epw6rtti Leagues leave
Women's,
IOIIIIIlo .....
‘ all St. 1388 mlinity to ham {0r summer institute at Wesleyan
£11 _ h ,- While tho new police force will unhlefflty. -.____..-,..,~
P & t “C n N d d not work miracles~ihat is. will not July ll.-~Meet of "Village Room" ...-
. n 0 Be e . m-evcnt nil wrong-doing in Barton. m llllvsrmlne. _ . A . ,_ .
. Cit... p - nocsusc. unfortunately. no matter July ll.--Red Crou meeting. —* r .3 r. “a ‘I... . . ..,.'
villi not a traffic dummy at the “0‘“ “0°" "‘ ”we“ "’Nflmm may July 15.—-0pnortunlty Circle pic- .. -
pic at Roton Point.
July 11.-Assoolstion of Univer-
sity Women entertainment and
dance at Mrs. J. Stuart Gillesple's
home in Rownyton.
he, ll cam merely act as a curb, not
its a preventative to crime.
'l‘lic slitcero desire or Dnrlen's lead-
ing citizens is that an efficient chief
Mn” 1d avenue cross at this point. he named, upon whom all factions
,. , ' will 0ng. so that the chance of
i“ 6 conditions here ""5 ““533 litter bickerings, such as happened
$93“. " and. because of tho stccfi in another nearby community, will
rs converging from three dl- he r-iiminatvd.
ll: ed ‘5' very dangerous. The spccinl town meeting also
3-. 5.. near this spot for half an showed it was awake to the needs
imp...“ any period at early after- of Daricii's future. when it made pro-
313011 or evening and you will he sur- vision for the eventual purchase of a
~ site to providefor school expansion.
solid: Fairfleld avenue? .
T is a question often heard.
.“C' h street. Flax Ilill road and
Income Tu Psychology.
(New Haven Journal-Courier.)
it is of the utmost importance
that every citizen should become as
intelligent an economist as possible
in the study or his Government. in
order to develop that. knowledge the
atisen must know that he is at cog
in the great machine which motl-
vstes Government. and the only way
in which he can he made to know
this is to place him among the tax-
payers. however light the exactlons
required. If he should be wholly
exempted under given conditions. he
should be required to make his re-
port to the Governmtdit. which es-
tablishes his right to be exempted,
in order that he may feel his pcrson- l
ill relationship to it and he guided,‘
thereby. in his support of it.
D
at
4%
PER ANNUM
will be credited to
Savings Depositors '
his eyes from the paper.
Hei- lip quivered. she arose. Mich-
nei's eyes suddenly came up above
the paper. What he saw made him
throw it down and hold out his Arms
‘ toward her. "Plane. honey. torgive
me. I didn‘t intend to -—-—." In
his mind he berated himself for his
thoughtlessness.
“0h. never mind! My feelings do
not matter." She started to loan
the room. He caught her by the
wrist. and dragged her, unwilling-
ly. into his arms. she submitted to
four caresses, then pulled hemlr
free.
"You always think that you can
make up for your meanness with
kisses. Well. you can‘t!" she stood
eyeing liim defiantly.
“Oh. dear," he pleaded. "Let?!
not right. Please! Let's plan on
what We‘ll do in New Your.
Her face brightened.
Norwalk 20 Tears flAgo
As Revisited By the lt‘ilcs or The Evening SclltlneL
row night. “so that the public may
take advantage of the space and
souls to sea the DeKiyn fireworks.
An eclipse of the sun visible in
part to the greater area of North
America. Europe, Africa and Asia
will take place on August 30.
Charles E. Johnson has secured is
position as conductor on the Nor-
walk trolley lines.
flaturdoy was a. busy day at the
South Norwalk railroad station and
the travel was said to have been the
largest in the history of the road.
The baggage deputtliient was espe-
cially busy and 1,000 pieces or bag-
gage were handled during the day.
,ai'fic dummy. with a flashing
ti t night. would help keep autos
tr .proper lanes and. conse-
. ‘. decrease the element of
‘Tllo following items appeared in
the issue of The Evening Sentinel
0f Jilly 2. 1005:
A patriotic service was held in
the First Methodist Church last
evening. Members of the Douglas
Fowler and ilucltilighnm Posts, G.
A. R.. and the United Spanish IWar
Veterans attended in ii body.
The Kennedy Guards ct Danbttry
mint into camp Saturday tit Pine
Point. The company numbers 54
olticcrs and men. Captain Simon
make is in command and the Lieu—
tenants are John 1". Durkin and
William Fischer:
The member» of the Putnam
Everyman’s
Investments
Sentiment Dangerous
By GEORGE T. HUGHES.
(Copyright. 1025.)
. silent "cop" under the rail4
ridge at Washington st rcét. hay
1 value in regulating auto traf-
, h . tincture and a similar dea
the. r ,0: Fairiieid avenue
cu Should Hetpt
, To Int sentiment influence onc's
choice of investments is a. dangerous
practice. It is vcry hard to impress
possible encouragement
be given to Norwalk's play-
, 'c‘li'smcil
f: I '0‘ '0 Lilah could scarcely contain her- things. They're all over town!" me. two theatres.tive schoolmtive church-
! , pmws'on for the future. self until her husband came home "Where did your information “$.13: fifsilflfiwum 5..., your wages: Summer and «fifteen hoteimilmnlinsle twenty-
. , 7 , that. afternoon. More than once come from?" He regarded her How mg. “a an, “0 mm ” founhour span. They—Csrelessness
' ~ . she considered going down to the shrewdly. ”Bertha?" He smiled be Winter and All the Year: and cranes—ore sending the coun-
] our ofllce and telling him exactly what rsinity. . ' ‘ ' try's standing armyof flmflghtem to
“g y the ("ream "n ""n‘ ”m" “M”! by h" ”p""'°“' u“ Tell her that‘s young. a fire a minute. day in and day out.
i
[a playgrounds fill an import.-
ce in the summer life of our
find implant the principle of
lay and sport under adequate
.. there are sufficient, funds
’8 to run the playgrounds this
‘ era is no reserve for others-
ahd no provision for the fu-
, urge all to contribute some
’ Hum to the playground fund.
E"t,','thlii excellent wot-it may be
iy carried on and expanded.
ty béglna at home." it. has
‘ said. and there is no hot-
ty we can provide. for than
’1 playgrounds.
‘r‘sinco I was a boy. I have
"to writes discourse on Com-
~such as value of property on which
this idea upon the mind or sortie
people. For instance. in recent years
certain of thc stronger labor unions
have i‘tnir'rc-Il the field of finance and
with notable success. Nevertheless.
“lion :1 member of the tlnlori comes
to consider the sccllritles. stocks or
bonds. founded upon those cuter-
prises. he must divorce himself from
his very ltatitrallnclink of sympa~
tlly with lllt‘ proposition. if he is to
tllitkc a. wise selection.
There is no rule course to follow
except to weigh fundamental factors
:1. bond is' seclll‘r‘d or earnings, pre-
sent or prospective. which may make
it stock profitable. It is fair, of
course .to tultc into tit-count the nu-
llll'P of the management. bill that
applies to all investments and not
is tlic same. principle that. applies to
stock sold to employer by employers.
or to customers by a public utility.
Hose Company will keep open house
tomorrow night and‘hflve issued in-
vitations to the other tire compnn~
ies of the city to attend.
‘A new telephone was installed rc-
cently in the store of F. W. Smith in
Norwalk.
Manager Nash and the manage-
ment oi Roton Point have arranged
to have the entire. baseball grounds
and grandstand thrown open tomor-
Wllliam H. Hoyt has pur‘hcd
the yacht tormcrly owned by Joseph
limits. The craft is it this one.
July is to be full of excursions. at
Roton Point Park. i
William Ziegler. of Daricn. heir to l
the large Ziegler Estate has fully
recovered from the injuries received
several weeks ago in a pillow tight
with U“ of his school mates from
New York. l
‘ QUAKE TOLL
What causes earthquakes?
The reasons are many: volcanic
disturbances. strata lock shillings
detecting quakes in advance or pre-
venting them has been devised.
June 14. luau-Tithe“. Bulgaria;
250 killed: 377 injured: town des~
troyed.
1‘
Nov. 10, loin-Chailhuanca.
Peru; 250 dead; 1.000 injured; town p
stay there two dsys. that is. Eater-
day and Sunday.
early Saturdny morning. and leave
and we need not sleep. but Just
keep going."
some new dresses . I haven't a thing
learned yet that this is the Mini
IN 20 YEARS possible response
a
1-
pie new thing,slncs we were mar.
Ho pressed his advantage. "We‘ll
We'll get there,
ate Sunday night.
ots or time.
That‘ll give us
We need not stop.
Her spirits revived. “I must get
0 wear."
“Why. you have!" He hadn't.
to this witely.
tatement.
“I haven't. I haven't. had I. sin-
it‘d."
He thought It. dOchtOd ‘ 0?!th
She did not respond. but out
outing, nervously playing with her
Your Bank Balance
At the end of the month your
You can check income and-
outgo.
and your Policies
July lot, 1925.
Deposits nude before July ilili will
draw interest from July last.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co. '
' on: for it scented to me _. . The earthquake toll for the past destroyed. lingers. _
- ”you‘ng that on m. m» in:{;‘:r‘:;fé"f:fumt Suwflflofi; 20 years has been terrific. Its high Dec. 19. isli—Amhrim Island. "l‘ll tell you. dear!" he said. Have your insurance checked
. advantage the former has being his lights tollow: New Hebrides. partly submerged; with a sudden burst of enthuslum. up at regular "nu-val; by g .
"i‘ was ahead of theology. and
5 {pie knew more than the
are taught." So wrote Emer-
1beginning his essay on Com-
m. .,
ice of God are always load-
‘sald. "The world looks likc
ed."svery virtue is reward-
mug redressed in silence
-ty. ‘ ‘ ' ' '
‘ 0 call retribution. is the
l necessity by which the
*. roars wherever it part ap-
ou see smoke. there must
hand or
I! 39.“ 553 a a lion. and adlolnlng towns. Costa Rica: hams. Japan; 200 000 to 250 000
”know that the trunk to ____ 1.500 killed; 5,000 injured (estlm- killed. more than a billion dollars' “"1“ ”m mm“ "if“ m;- u HAT isit thstplsceg America at
belongs. 13 “19M Leliind. ‘ ‘ln conformity With local condi- riled); town wrecked; property damage. {‘16 ”DOM ”1:,- {-13:56 no? " ay the very head of all the coup-
. ld hexpiain to all that the lions. The Evening Sentinel will no damage, 37.000.000. May 22-23. 1926-T0yo-0ks. and ””0“ ‘“°“ "’° °' ' ‘5 > ‘ tries of the globeln point of fire
dire is tit for tat; an eye
: s. tooth for a .tooth;
blood; mea‘ure tor meas-
Ior love'.
opportunity to keep in touch with
opcrations. Any investor is entitled
to disregard these precautions if he
chooses, hilt that is not sound ancst-
mcnt. He may be so interested in
the success of the enterprise that he
cycs open.
Local pridc. often induces citizens
to put their money into some home
undertaking. and that is proper
cnougli. but it support along this
line involves sacrifice of investment
quality, the cost of the sacrifice
should he charged or: as a contribu-
ptihlished as a. morning newspaper
July 4.
W
—Advertiso in the Sentinel for
the best results.
i I or the importance of malt.
‘f u executor and trust!!!-
" aCity N ational Bank
April 18. lotto—Sun Francisco.
Cai.; earthquake. followed by tire;
45: killed; 1.500 injured: property
dnmage. $350,000,000.
Aug. 16. 1906~Valpartilsm Chill:
1.500 killed: 3.000 injured (toth es-
timated); property damage, $100.-
Dcc. 28. loos—Sicily and Cain-
brio; 76,483 killed; 95.470 injured;
property damage beyond calcula-
tion. Towns of Messlna, Faro. San-
ta Tel-05a. Scalleta, chglo. Gatlllco.
San Giovanni. Pellaro and Palmi
Wholly or partly destroyed.
April 18 to May 5. lino—«Carton
. Aug. 9. mill—Thrace and Asia
Minor: 3.000 killed; 30,000 injured;
l‘lfiy villages wrecked. three swall-
owed up in earth. No estimate of
Jan. ll). mil—suture.
earthquake and volcanic
:50 killed"; 700 injured;
damage. 32.000.000.
March 15. Hill—Island of Hon-
do. Japan: 300 killed; 200 injured
Japan,
eruption;
- property
Oct. 3. MIA—Northern Asia ML
nor; 2.500 killed: over 5,000 injur-
ed; 300 square miles of territory
laid Waste.
June 17. lass—Northwest Per-
sia; from 6.000 to 20.000 killed:
250.000 made homeless.
Sept. 1-3. 1923—Tokyo and YOhO'
Honda. Japan: 5.000 to 10.000 kill-
ed. more than 826.000.000 damage.
,J’uno 29, 1925—»Santa. Barbara.
(hilt: 30 dead; 500 injured; 83.-
property damage possible.
000.000 damage.
CHAPTER cxxx.
him behind his back. But she man-
aged to suppress the information
that fumed in her until he was in
the house. his wraps removed.
warming his hands before the are.
"Michael." she said. almost in
tears. "they're saying just perfect-
ly terrible things about you!"
Stanled more by the shrillness
of her voice than by her Words. he
took, her hands. "Who's saying
them. are saying thst you sold out
to Arthur Manning decelttully and
dishonestly. sad —_—.7' .
Michael flushed. "Don't led it"
hoping to oglm her "or course.
"But people are repeating the
responded rather sharply: "Now
don't look at me as if she made it
up! 'You know she didn't!"
Her husband shrugged. and pick-
ed up the afternoon newspaper. The
headlines were not particularly sl-
luring.
"You set as it‘ you didn't care?‘
she exclaimed. "Surely you aren't.
going to sit idly by and let people
sly things like that!"
T
8
m. regarded him bluntly. What
Wu 0!. matter with him? Why
---l the shook her head.
"Earths thinks I made s big into-
500 dead. ' "I'll meet you tomorrow. end we'll
go and get you some new dresses
and all that sort 0: thing."
your help. Just give me s. check
and I'll attend to the buying."
Her tone was more severe than she
was aware.
so I think you ought todress to
please me.
for the clothes.
some choice in the matter."
‘sny more. You're all upset.
Go. lovely rose!
Bid her come forth.
Then diet that she
Diamond in time.— -
“Thank you. but. I won't need
no regarded tier blankly (or a.
“cation-table or a ilmlhe— 50:81:”;thLiiuglgnidrflgl;:trtsgtftl‘g 000.000. (most of killed. miners “"0de mombnt. "Burden, I think you Ragga: ESTATlgsugiglégk
dilation. which turn it how a higher Price for his security than Jan. 14' 1907-‘Kinsaton. Jamaica; in collapse 0! copper mine.) ought to “mm“ me. I ' ’ '” Office Phone—$915
Walled! itself. ”Puke what he could ill some other place where 1'00” km”: 2'00“ injured (“tim' May 5' 1914‘Cammat Sicily: 3‘10 She “‘"d' "Don‘uyou like the Residence—8690
u will. its exact value. no the personal Moment (“d n6} enter ate); property damage. $25.000.- killed: 500 or more injured: many °I°m°'1mv.°?"vml' .. 3! Km Wt! Street. South
m‘ “1" mums .t° y°”‘ in. but he should do this with iii. 000. nearby villages destroyed. "Oh- I “m” “m“ “m“ Norwslir Conn
39°“: ‘3 told, “"1" "1“” “Well. Just whst do you mean?" . -
man who knows. Let me ren-
der this service ——‘ phone me
today.
Walter R. Ceilings
"oh. women dress to‘ please men..
As long as a man pays
he ought to have
"You don‘t have to pay fer them!
U 0 I
"I am not upset!"
( To be continued»
Today’s Poem
Miami“..-
Tell her that. wastes her tin. said
And shuns _to have her
spied,
hat: hsdst thou sprung
Iii deserts. where no men abide
Thou must have unocmmended
died. ‘
m“
mall is the worth
0: beauty from the light. "tired:
The common tote of oil thin]!
rare
“WM distress you. our." he sald.- cm.anestheticncleu'numsygcan... 'Hor-tnulifrsrmum *thtr‘ '
dearer-lug to be homo“ mud a. moment later. ins. more ., «m . — -~ - .
“ Ions. , , , . ,7 * not are so mucous met on
really means independ-
ence to the Man with
MONEY in the Bank:
.. Every Man may achieve
this pinnacle IF-he will;
The receipt is simple —
Save Ten Per Cent of
The Pebpies
Independénce
Save yours in
Trust Co.
the Bridge
Ea
An Alum Every Minute
waste? Carelessness and Ignorance.
For stilleagtt15% of all fliesl. and cons]:
quen y o e aggregs e oss resu
'ing from these fires. can be traced to
these preventable causes. From one
or the other of these maiefactors—
often from both in combination—-
tiny perhaps
at first, that start tires in 389 Ameri-
can homes every day. on the average:
that are visiting one hospital.
usually come the sparks,
tires
year after year. It is
and ignorance that we must over-
come. '-—Fm a radio oddrm recently bred-
Kenton. 0! M: N:- rm
use by Chief John
‘ (to Pin Dem-ms.
101‘ 89’ olden
lessness
J” Hum ‘3
YOU l
terrible things -- what terrible "Well. what can I say to them " Sufler herself to M Centred. * I [ET US PROTECT
thinsst" He returned his gaze to the IIEWZ— And '1“ ”“1!” ’° ‘° '9' “M i “at, Milli“! , . ,_ , . . . \
" "“‘hy‘ the ,dlrectOi-s. some of pnper.- it
.-., .a'
A. ..¢;_v
‘ S.3fi}.fiii‘l$¥£:~om .7; . .
n" ' . . or settlings; deep sub-surface iip- August. 1913~Fdleon’ and Hope note. “Well, it. isn't my “tilt. dosri bulk. “ads you a Statement
I Compensation "gang"! ”‘9- 0:” “:1 “1‘”? ”“11“"; heavals or one kind or another. Islands. Tonga Group. swallowed up You’ve never said anything shout showing where you stand.
. “ D ‘9 Fer ona y nteicstc ' t To date no ellt‘ectivc method of' by sea: 500 or more dead. it." ‘ Edith transaction is listed. SERVICE SECURITY l“.
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