Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

12 PURDUEBAND IN LOVE Tt Marked HOG QUOTATIONS i i roin 1 2420 the band in down 11 90 special con by 7 3 two inn 00 UlKUt Ut It The entire program were not made public by the ii' 1 rr 273 higher good A will Orth Plumbing Co We Lead Others ollow Star offices in New York WALL STREET 1 PUBLIC SALE Registered Hereford Cattle 37 EMALES 5 BULLS Good Cattle rpoPULAR stopj ii 50 75 10 8 7 1 1 pounds pounds pounds and up pounds 3 1137 1145 1172 to 240 to 290 to 340 pounds to 120 9 00 down 5 00r LO 2 6 and GROSE TO SPEAK AT HIGH SHOOL Vic 11 3W 114S 1175 50 30 20 70 102 102 eo 63 65 36 38 39 iod 101 96 50 50 00 50A A SANDBERG PRACTICAL PLUMBER 920 Main St Phone 1488 All orders received in reasonable time will be cared for Delayed orders will have to carry local freight in addition to regular price (f 800 I 200 30 10 10 10 9 down Coliseuin in Indianap olis Monday Evening The final ut of town appearance of the Purdue Military band for the present school year is sched uled to take place Monday and Tuesday of next week in Indian apolis where the band will play at the Soeedwav 500 mile auto TIPPECANOE COUNTY HEREORD ASSOCIATION Bellinger ree Tire Service dared that one bone had been iractured and the other dislocated ROUND THE WORLD I Soprfc S3 "EMPRESS HANCB" 18481 Gm Tm SMlty CUtmhbA i 4 MONTHS CRUISE lM4ds bef hides calf hides horse bides horse hides No 1 (rejection) 3 82c' 68 lbs chief of the Jeff Booster will lie voted upon' Monday also to deter mine the editor In the primary the winners in the Nautilus race were Mary Zimmer Robert Mohl man and Cable Ball' Charles Souders and Charles Milford re ceived the highest number of votes for editor of the Booster the first account Score 19 15 1 to I 0 2 1 0 7 0 ing The car was taaen oy iwv boys who returned to Lafayette Saturday morning They informed their parents who in turn in formed the police They had been to Indianapolis and were returning by way of Attica Near that place they had an accident and one wheel was broken from the car The parents have agreed to pay all damages and as the boys have Special Meeting Of World War Vets Members of the World War Vet erans post are urged to attend an important special meeting at the post rooms ifth and Main streets Sunday morning at 8:30 Plans will be finally discussed for the participation in the Me morial day program and other Im portant business will be consid ered A large attendance is re quested fiuao 150 to to Lutherans Tippecanoe Batteries: Burgess and Burgess 10 Krill 6 ONE SIDED AAIR In the second game Oakland stepped out right in the start against the ord team and when the five innings were over the score stood 12 to 3 The winners did their scoring in ings Score by innings: Sale to be held in sale pavilion on farm of Crouch Son adjoining city of Lafayette legal representatives have 81350: comoared week more desirable fat lambs and 19th Craw beawy 3133 'MEDITERRANEANaraws SS "EMPRESS SCOTLAND COM Gross Ton SclUy CMrtarcd 3 DAYS CRUISE MOO amt Aelodia Heids ess Dries Gnidss Sts days EtyptPeiesieSpsialtdr GrtccY ierw sios oeers al'owvi ma bMfe erat4 raak Clerk Tibm jteiMUg NewY wk students and seniors not taking finals must report to their regular classes on time until Thursday noon which will mark the close of school for the graduating seniors There will be no school Tuesday of next week Memorial will throw the senior day This finals one day late and the fifth hour final will be taken Thursday morning in stead of Wednesday as has been the custom in previous years School will close for the sum mer months riday June 2 and for the remainder of the stu dents will start June 4 The juniper berry takes two years to ri ben 509 Columbia St Phone 1240 Scaife Resigned Was Not Discharged WASHINGTON May Sen ator Caraway has published in the Congressional Record a letter from Scaife correcting the sen statement in' his recent at tack on Attorney General Daugh erty that Scaife was discharged from the department of i justice The letter points out that Scaife resigned in protest against con ditions which Scaife contended hampered the government in re covering in the war fraud con tracts 110 12 5 0 1 of the ol the If AkeTio hiirr'n Artdreses were i afternoon by Overton of the Purdue farm management depart ment I Wilson Wingate former president of the associa tion and Dean Skinner About fifty of the seventy cat tle on which the feeding experi ments have been conducted will be marketea during mu wium week 124l 126 122l 119 DEMOLAY NINE All'' members of the DeMolay baseball nine are requested to re port for practice at Riverside grounds at 2 tomorrow There will be a game at 2:30 Unger manager Eggs Butter (packlag stock) Hep 4 pounds and oyer Light hens Spring chickens 1 to 2 pounds Old cocks Leghorns 1 Young turkeys Old tom turkeys oeese Ducks No 1 No No No 3 Wool Wool Roofing! Roofing! If your roof leaks or you naoA 'now roof call us ree estimate We do kinds of roof repair work and painting LAAYETTE ROOING CO 211 South St Phone SOM 5 50Q 6 1 0o3 2 2 500 4 4 500 5 50 00065 fair milch 30 00040 H1TCWH xn rniVR uu3 8 down 5 750 8 50 5 500 6 75 00 down 6 50 down 3 00 down A Splendid Opportunity fo Buy Cattle Liberal Terms 3 white 0 Perkins Lumber Roofing Cement Get Our Prices Before You Buy We Sell Good Lumber Wabash Ave PREDICT LOWER RAILWAY ARES High Government Officials Expect Sweeping Reduc tions in Passenger Rates WASHINGTON'' Lower passenger fares on the railroads will follow the sweeping cuts infreight rates high government of I flcials declared today A strong minority of the inter state' commerce commission main tains that lower passenger fares are essential to larger revenues from the traveling public People are not doing much trav eling now under present high rates I A ord 0 Oakland 5 Batteries: Stevens Hudgins idler Miller riedman Struck out: BjLMiUer 5 by Ste vens 2 Next Wednesday afternoon at 4 the Oaklmid and Tippeca noe teams will play at the park for the city grammar school title' POWELL UNERAL The funeral of Mrs 1 Powell will be held at' the family home 24 4 Harrison street West Lafayette Monday afternoon at 2:30 The interment will 'be made in Greenbush 'cemetery JAMISON BROS CO Main and Second Stree 1 May July i Sept' May July Sapt May JulySpt 1 Sept May Atay July Sept' iRIBS May I July I Sept 4 Krill and Schaibley I Butz Strike outs: OPEN ROM 9 TO 12 SUNDAYS Amar Sumatra Amer Locomotive Amer Sugar Rfg Anaconda1 Baltimore A Ohio Beth Corn Products Cosdn Co: Crucible Steel fcGulf Steol Lack Steel Mexican "Petroleum New York Central Norj hern Pitvinc rrou southern Pacific Sinclair Oil i 1 TexRB iOH'V uaion rcinc VAB KODGcr Ltefi StwkCow TaIiwm'A PwduJts Weatlnghouee Elec We beg you to settle the matter for yourself not do it now? NEW YORK May 27 Recent fa vorites of the oil motor steel and tobacco" groups led active market to higher ground Stude hfck'et Petroleum Republic Iron Tobacco products common and and Sumatra' tobacco scored extreme gains Qf to four points Shippings' chemicals and specialties notably American International In dujstrial 5 Algdhol anjoua Players and Coca Cola were 1 to1 2 points higher Aside from Lake Erie and Western common and preferred and Reading secund preferred the demand for rails was light the closing was strong Salps approximated 750000 shares 1 4 NEW YORK SHOCKS (urnished by Jackson Bros Co 14 16 Lafayette Loan and Trust Bldg) Interest Growing In Revival Services The revival services being held at the large tent at Nineteenth and Adams streets under the auspices of the 'International Holiness church of Hfis city are growing in interest with each service and the attendance is also increasing The Rev Plen Smith and Rev Stanger evangelists are assisting the pas tor Rev Snow Both are men of great oratorical ability and i reaching stirring gbsptl mes sages i rteguhlr Sunday services will be held in the tent with Sunday school in the morning at 9:30 o'clock and pneaching at 10:30 'Meetings will be held at 2:30 6 and 7:15 Sunday afternoon and evening Services are scheduled each week day at 2:30 and 7:30 The general public is invited to attend Our Present Stock of McCormick and Deering Binders and Mowers Arc All Sold 1350) 1350 1185 1175 1175 We have to pay cash for binders and mowers and conditions will not justify us in buying except to fill orders Saturday Evening May 271922 CATTLE RAISERS VISIT PURDUE nual Spring Meeting of State Cattle Body Work I Detailed Over 300 cattle feedere and farmers from over the state were at Purdue Saturday for the annual: spring meeting of the Indiana Cat tle association which was held in the stock judging pavilion The spring meeting is held eachyear at the conclusion of the ex perimental feeding period with a number of steers These experi ments for this year have come to an end after 70 cattle in seven groups of ten each have been fed on seven different combinations of rations The session was called to order by Rainey McCoy of Lafayette president of the association1 who presided at the two sessions in the morning and afternoon King in charge of the experimental feed ing wdrk told 'Of the work done and results accomplished by the various methods of feeding An other speaker of the forenoon wgs Alexander of the Alexander Connover and Martin commission house Chicago who 'discussed the A WW A 0 A V'OZl imarKei OUllUUh UUHm wao i eiliJS LiUVV at noon at the pavilion by ladles (This was shown by interstate com Mrst merce cornmission ngnies iuudj I mt 4 rii 4 An ireveairuB Anae ptLastfugci iiainu made during the all railroads in the United States onn fnn AAA no caon k3T lo 4 low normal Administration officials believe the roads must cut their passenger fares to a lower figure to attract more earnings from that source There also is a strong belief at the commission that the rail roads should issue again the pop ular mileage book at a reduced rate of fare The commission members believe this would stim ulate travel and raise the earn ings of the railroads Liner Majestic Completes Voyage On ast Schedule this year instead of Hie old method i JWhite wTo wer7 Liner Majestic passed Lizard in th is mormne it iv aL LL1U oycuunaj1 UUU UIliC UULU I races and the band has completed pever been in nil ha special rehearsals for the several thought that there performances The big baas drum eny 'prosecutions the largest the world will oe sent to the capital city on a spe cial flat car and will be used in all concerts given' by Indianapolis Monday evening a cert will be given in the coliseum at the state fair grounds under the auspices df £he Indiapapolis Alumni association A program similar to that given by the band last fall at the Mars theater will be rendered The phantasy Morning in which proved such a popular novelty at the local concert will be the fea ture number of the program Marcia Kenyon Purdue '23 will accompany the band as solo ist Miss Kenyon who had one of the leads in the Harlequin show has one of the best voices in Pur due She will give a number of selections at the concert Monday evening be as follows: Star Spangled "The Stars and Stripes or (March) Sousa I Overture Songs 'of the Boys in Blue Laurenreau Excerpts from Royal Vag Cohan Comes the ou Know Hurt Is a Kingdom of Our Own" "Love 'Is March of the Priests) from i Mendelssohn March JWagner Garden qf Wood Miss Marcia Kenyon soprano antasia Lang Syne" Tobani Grand phantasy Morning in Noah Ark ttolllnson Time Just at the break of day Historically unknown BLAST INJURES IVE SEAMEN Enlisted Men Taken to Hos pital ollowing Explosion Aboard American Snb marine 3 LOS ANGELES May ive seamen were injured in an explo sion aboard the submarine 3 vesterday while the craft was on patrol duty off the Coronation isl ands 40 miles from San Diego Lt was announced when the vessel returned to her base here last night The names of the injured naval officials here The explo sion occurred in an engine com partment among the storage bat teries of the submarine which Is propelled by electric motors when submerged Lieut Theodore Waldschmidt in command immediately radioed for help Captain Miller commanding at the submarine base here despatched the sub chaser 306 to the scene vyith instructions to stand by Meanwhile the 3 started to Los Angeles The five' injured' enlisted men were taken the base hospital as soon as the 3 arrived received burns in fight a small fire which followed the explosion but were not seri ously Captain Miller i stated Scouts Directing Dayton Memorial Boy Scouts will have charge of a (Memorial program at Dayton Sunday afternoon tailing charge of the observance at the request of the A Scouts will call AT CHURCH MEETING i Rev George pastor of the Salem Reformed church isin Ip I dianapolis attending ar meeting of his denomination Local Cash Grain (By Lf Co op C4) SHOWN IN CARE OLD MOTHER I 1 Has Been Living Under Ex pert Medical Care WithSons Charles and Sidney T) 4 3 A a 4 "I i CHICAGO' Trdig I I wheat was light today nd be mar' ket was easily influenced There ws some scattered local and commission bouse buying bat the locals were dis 1 posed to await for something to hap pen Deliverlea on May contracts this morning were LQOO bushels and i fresh receipts were 300 carloads of i wheat After opening easy with values bhpwlnga loss ofHc to lc May 4L25 to 126 and July 122 to iL22 the market rallied slightly then began to i sag I urther reports of rain In the central west affected corn and oats After starting off to advance July 2c to 63c the corn market i rallied slightly then reacted to about i the initial figures Oats opened unchanged to lower July 38c and held close to theataft ing figure tteh nnAtiflnnt for hairs rave firm ness to provisions i Car lot today: Wheat 488 cars with 464 of grade last year 76 cars corn 271 cars with 237 of tract grade last year 594 cars oats 117cars witn iva or contract graue last year 148' cars Receipts 8500 Cirs inspected today: Wheat 300 ears corn 325 cars oats 175 cars Hog 10c to 5c np Cash oat to 1c off CHICAGO PRODVCE CHICAGO May Butter unsettled creamery extras 34c firsts 3033c seconds 2829c standards 3434c poultry lower fowls 24c broilers 86g44e roosters 14c eggs easy re celpjts 42097 firsts ordi nary firsts 22224c miscellaneous 23 023 INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK INDIANAPOLIS May 27 Rocetnts 8500 1 hither: ton balk 10851090 good hogs 150 180 'mounds 11085(31090: do 180 210 pounds il085 1090 do 210 to 260 Bounds 810801090: do pounds up 1080g 1085 yorkers 140 to 150 pounds 1090 pigs according to weight £1075 down 'good to beat common to meaium in truck divi 126: 122 118 88 37 8640 Youth1 Breaks Arm In Pole Vaulting I Laiwrence Campbell 16 year old I son of Mr and Mrs rank Camp bell 2221 North Twentieth suffered a severe fracture of the' left arm at the wrist 7:30 riday evening The lad in pole vaulting fell on his left arm causing the fracture' Hejwas at the home of Ernest Kalberer 1705 Charles street when the mis hap occurred 'Dr Hannel was called and took the lad to St Elizabeth hospital where the frac ture was set after he was taken to his home Dr Hannel de A 48 Vx A DePauw President Will De liver Commencement Ad I dress on June 8 Bacca laureate at Trinity Announcement was made aStur day by Principal Charles A Sem ler of Jefferson high school that Dr George Grose president of DePauw' university would deliver the commencement address at the high school Thursday evening June 8 The exercise will be held in the auditorium The baccalau reate sermon will be preached by Dr Thomas Williams jat Trinity church Sunday evening June 4 at 7:30 The grades were given out ri day afternoon to the seniors who expect to graduate and the senior finals will start MondaV morning at for the old soldiers and With the! 8:30 The schedule will run band will assemble at the scout I the same for the renjainder of the nouse sunuay aiysruoon bi The procession Will then inarch to the cemetery with the veterans riding where graves will be decorated amid appropriate services Returning to the Meth odist church a program will be given at which the principal ad dress will be delivered by Roy Street of Lafayette Rev ish will give the invocation and the music will be in ''charge of the Methodist jihoir and Dayton band lowers may be left at the Methodist church or Scouts call for them TIIiHL ULI II LIL 11 I The Buick automobile belonging I ilinia VVIlVi111 t0 Miss Mary Burns of Otterbein nvtzv stolen from in front of I st xiarWs church morn Rendered at State air ing was recovered Saturday morn Tka won tolzhn fV TWO Thursday June 8th at 10:00 a Lafayatta Indiana Lafayette Produce (By BagM Jagne C) Divorces Granted Two divorce decrees were hand ed down by Judge Homer Hen negar in the circuit court Satur day morning Charlotte Smith was granted a divorce from Charles Smith on the ground I of cruel treatment Her former name! Charlotte Holst' was restored Hazel Meyers was granted a decree from Charles Meyers and was awarded the custody of their minor 'child ormer Green HUI i Man Dies in West George A Bailey a former reB ident of Green Hill died at his home in Topeka Kan Thursday night He was the son of Jack son and Leah Bailey deceased and was engaged in the insurance busi ness Mr Bailey was about 68 years oldl and was a highly re spected citizen He had many friends in this vicinity who will be grieved to learn of his demise Surviving are the fallowing sis ters and brothers: Mrs Joseph Timmons of this city A McAdains of Boswell "Walter Bailey of Denver Col and Luther Bailey of Topeka Kan He was By the Associated Press a member of the Masonic frater WASHfNGTON May Mrs rfity and the "Odd ellows lodge Hannah Chaplin mother of Charles Burial will take place at Topeka VzDHplio mouon picmro may be allowed to remain in the United States for a temporary period as analien seeking treat ment for mental disorders ac cording to an opinion rendered to Secretary of (Labor Davis today by the solicitors attached to the immigration bureau The opinion does not automat ically permit Mrs Chaplin to re main at anta Monica Cal where she has been living for a year under expert medical care but it allows Secretary Davis to use ad ministrative discretion Mrs Chap 1 i scs been asied to furnish evidence that her treatment under Ameri can climatic conditions had been of physical and psychological value' Secretary Davis will make final determination of the matter after study of these expected re ports CHICAGO LIVE 8TOCK CHICAGO May Receipts 500 compared with a week ago beef steers 15 to 25c higher better grades of fat stock 10 to 15c higher lowei grades and cauners and cutters l(Xg 25c lower bulls steady to wehkveolcalves 50c higher stockers steady to 25c loWer meaty feeders firm top beef steers $935 two head of yearlings $9507 bulk price of beef steers $790865 year ling stockers and cutters $370465 veal ealves $900975 Hog! Receipts 8500 opened ten to 15c higher general market mostly 10c higher closed weak with most of early advance lost top $1100 early bulk $10451090 holdover pigs about steady medium weight $10801090 light weight $1085 1095 light lights $10251080 pack ing sows smooth 1000 pack ing sows rough killing pigs $9251035 Sheep Receipts 3000 quotab'y steady good handy best Mexican snorn lamos a er a i eSZ yearlings 75c to $100 higher others and sheep steady to 50c higher bplk prices spring lambs $14751575: fed lambs 1350 yearlings M(h wethers 7 50: ewes $600700 new crop feeding lambs $12251275 SEEDS TOLEDO" Ohio May Wheat cash $130: May $130: 'July prime cash $1375 October $1105 aslike prime cash 1150: Au gust 1175 timothy prime cash $290 May $290 Sept $325 POTATO MARKET CHICAGO May Potatoes firm receipts B3 cars: total United States shipments 693 Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites $15O16O cWt Michigan bulk round whites 160 cwt Idaho sacked rhrals $160 cwt Idaho' sacked russets' branded $260 cwt unbranded $1700185 cwt New stock weak Alabama 'sacked Bliss Triumphs No cwt racked Rliss Triumnhs 275 cwt lorida Spkulding Rose double headed barrels No' $60Q South Carolina slat barrels Irish Cob wv 1 13 AA Diers 4O A lew cairn uw CHICAGO Maj' 27 Wheat No 2 red $16 No 2hard $126127 corn' No 2 mixed ei81c 'No 2 yellow 61(LL'g62c'oat8 No 2 white 394142c: No 3J white 374J39C rye nomrual barley nominal: timothy 501(75 75 clover seed 1200220Q pork nominal lard $1132 ribs glS ofi The' Babylonians 'preserved the boxuea of their dead in coffin shaped 8 00 down fl 7 50 au Owing to the heavy ram bTiaay eveninghe game between the Ro tary clubSiine and the Lions team was called at the end of the third Inning and will be replayed at some future date The Lions were leading with an 8 to 3 score whenntst was stopped Accord tn rhe rules of the league at least four innings must be played to constitute a iuu gaiuc TIPPECANOE WINS The grammar school games played at Columbian park Satur day jnorhing attracted much at tention one being a close contest while the second was merely a swatfest in which the winners stepped up to the plate took the whiff at the ball and started on a circuit of the bases The first game ended 8 to 6 in favor of the Tippecanoe school team over the Lutheran nine The south end lads tooU an early lead making seven runs in two' innings which was able for their victory innings: anwa sows $375g900 sales slon Cattle Receipts 250 unchanged Calves Receipts '400 unchanged Sheep Receipts 200 higher good to choice spring lambs $14001500 common to medium spring lamts CIUAI PAMPCDT Escape Prosecution rlPiHL UU lib tn I Excellent JProgram Will be 3 00 Attend 20 Wheat Ni No 3 $112 Oats No mixed 28c Rye No 2 85c NoCorn No 4 50c for LIBERTY BOND PRICES NEW YORK May Liberty bonds closed: 3's $9996 first 4 $9980 bid second 4's $9974 first 4li's $9990 second $9984 third $9994 fourth 47isu8 toty $100 bid Victory $10060 WOMAN GETS DEATH THREAT Wife of Millionaire Warned to Get Confessed Writer Out of Jail International News Service! riwir'ACtn lv 26 Mrs Alfred 'chatwAfl wife of a millionaire confectioner was warned in a let ter she received through the mails today that she would ElectlOU Monday off unless sne got useue jjhohi confessed "poison pen" writer out of jail Mrs Shotwell was instru mental in effecting the arrest ofBryant who is believed to be a member of a national ring of ex tortionists The letter was received by MrsShotwell while Bryant was being grilled' in the office Blackmail letters have been re ceived recently by a score of prom inent Chicago business men and society women i REMAIN STEADY Prices at Local Stock Yards Hold irm Market Strong With Good Week end IkCVClJIlO The price of hogs remained steady at the Lafayette stock yards on Sat urday despite a decline at other mar kets Receipts were goodand the mar ket was strong Cattle sheep and calves were In demand and commlsalonmen look for a strong market next week HOGS Market steady 250 300 325 90 Roughs Stars Dock on stags 80 pound CATTLE Best heavy shipping steers 1300 to 1500 pounds Light butcher steen 1000 1250 Bounds Common to medium steers 5 BULLS AND CALVES Choice bulls 5 00 air Bologna bulls1 Choice veal calves 14C to 180 pounds Common (vol calves Heavy calves 250 to 400 pounds Canners Cutters Choice butcher cows Choice Milch cows common to cows each Choice buteber heifers Yearling heifers air butcher heifers Stock heifer I flHEEP Sheep Yearlings good to choice Buck Spring 50 12 K) down 122 118 60 63 65 37 38 39 102 102 95 2650) 2400 I 1132 1145 1170 Of Jeff Editors The Jefferson faculty has decid el that the staffs for the Nau 1 tilus the local high school an nual and the Jeff Booster the weekly newspaper of the school should be elected by the students nf nnminD finer mmmlttCG4B elCt 1 4V 1 ing certain stuaenxs wnv were '7 rnnrninr in voted on by thewtudefits or the Hea atMO ttils who'received' the6 highest number completing voyaga from Sandy of votes in theprimary election riday in the various sessions are mmules 3 4 4 1a 1 one receiving the hlgbeVt number It was reported atthe time of of votes shall be made editor in the Majestie chief of the annual and the two attempting to beat trans At remaining candidates are to be Jantic record in four davs come associate editors The twoanta' CminutM This how receiving the highest number of ten hours 41 This how votes for the office of editor in (BT LAM 80 BBQS COMPANY) Aril lOprnIHigh Low CIoCIobb irricejprjce priwjj TODAY'S PRICES No 1 $117 No 2 $115 316 No 3 NEW SUMMER TIME ROCKS or The Memorial Day Vacation Just received in a va riety of styles such as you expect to see at The ashion Very Specially Priced Ginghams Voiles Beach Cloth and Organdy Com bination The stvles featured in these collections are nrio nal and attractive rar auoxe uie i i mi nan average or we are going alter me ui of our history this summer 1 I vb a Vi I I CT ir i 4 An i ii A ItlwM I1 $e95 AWb t'O $730 1 i 7 1 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM 7 a EEs 5 bs gss gi i I EE 9 sss SE3 1 sz a 11 mSmi A i 4 11 I I MOWS I I I Bi i I EEE 2SSS pl i 1 4 A 1 SS is Lafayette Ind 4 4 i I SS Is 1 'i 1' A SS SS ni! 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