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FOIt SALE Oil THADE
FOR SALE Small furnished House
Inquire 2108 Second street. 4-15-tf
F0? .SALE Round quartered oak
dining table as good as new a
bargain. 103 Hemlock St., or phone
Black 601. 4-15-tf
FOR SALE 5-room house with' bath
and cellar on Oak street. Cash or.
terms. Address P. 0. Box 888. -.
. - , ' 4-16-71
FOR SALE Practically new Dodgo
and Chevrolet. Chas. McCrary, La
Grande Garage. 4-14-4t
FOR SALE House and lot at a bar
gain. Terms. Call Main 84 or Red
: 641. , 4-14-fitp
FOR SALE 296 acre farm; land 11 wlvTrI, v .
level with n.nninri u.i :ilHEI-'p WANTED Younjr woman-to
east of Summcrville. For furlhei
information phone Black 3031, or
write to Mrs. M. J. Choat, 902 N
avenue, La Grande. M-13-6t
FOR SALE One set single work
harness. Phone Main 779. 4-13-6tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE One six-cylinder
car in first class mechanical
shape. Equipped with full- set of
cord casings. Will sell or trade for
smaller car. Dodge preferred. For
information call Farmers 192.
4-13-4tp
FOR SALE .Seed corn and Burhank
potatoes. Selected seed is half ih"
battle. J: B. Stoddard, Red 9:!?.
4-ll-0t
FOR SALE Must be sold at once,
piano and furniture, 2107 .First or
phone Red 1191. Call evenings or
Sundays. .4-10-tf
FOR SALE Jersey cow with heifer
calf three days, old. Phone Black
2011.. . 4-10-8tp
FOR SALE Three ranches and three
residence properties, all modern and
nearly new. Call Main 780 or write
Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf
FOR SALE High class grade Short
, horn bulls and cows, one two-year-"
'old bull. G. G. Taal, La Grande,
Ore. Box 754.'
d4-7-6tp w 4-ll-3tp
FOR SALE 2 lots, one ten and one
. four room partly furnished house,
both with bath, terms if desired.
' Phone Red 3812 or write 1620 Sixth
street. 4-7-tf
FOR SALE 1917 Excelsior motor
cycle as good as new. A bargain if
taken at once. Call George Ruby
Cycle Shop or phone Black 261.
4-6-t
FOR SALE Modern home, 6 large
rooms. Sleeping porch. Garage on
pavement. Call evenings. Red 3222.
. 4-2-tf
FOR SALE Baby bed and high chair.
Call 1417 Washington avenue, or
telephone Red 751 8-28-t
FOR SALE That monument you
want for Decoration day is ready
for immediate delivery. B. M. M.
ft G. Co., 1602 S avenue. 1-17-tf
FOR SALE 4-room furnished hduse,
$1000. 2601 N. Ash. For informa
tion see Mrs. Perry. 8-27
FOR SALE About fifty head of An
gora goats. Mike Royes, Summer
ville. 4-4-lltp
LOGT AND KOl'ND.
ESTRAY Two-year-old heifer, giv
ing milk; slit in right ear, no brands
visible, at slaughter house Grande
Ronde Meat company. Owner may
reeover by paying charges. 4-14-4t.FOR
J
LOfiT In La Grande National Bank '
pockctbook containing B. of R. T.
receipts and other valuable letters.
Finder please leave at the Observer
office and receive liberal reward.
AQUiCA'S JMME
Many people use ShcA
etty. Oiner8 use 11 dccbuso iuc mc iuihij,
All use it bcause It is gpod for the leather.
;o Shines in key opening bx.
SwroiA Hoke Set
Substantial bristle daBber
and 'linib's wool polisher.
An addi4Ser,ice for Shluola
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ttlSI-TU-riTE.HEJJBIIOWl
til 9
WANTED Mlacennueaat
WANTED-Janitor.
Call V. M. C. A.
4-15-31
HW ANTED Fifty head of horsea to
pasture for season. Call Block 392.
4-lo-2tpwklyltp1M',b,, Sornuuitl
WANTED Girl to stay with baby af
ternoons from 1:30 to 5:30. Call
Red 1461; . 4-15-3tp
WANTED Two bell hops,
tel.
Foley ho-4-16-St
FSYCHUMKTRY AND SPIRITUAL
CARD READING. Business ques
tions answered.. Mrs. Blood of
Portland. 1620 Sixth St. (cornel
Spring). 4-15-6tp
WANT TO BUY If j-ou own and
Wish to sell your farm or raheli
send me at once the legal descrtp
tion, your best price and terms, lo
cation and all information. I mean
business. D. J. Campbell, Crook
ston, Minnesota . 4-14-4tc
WANTED Man to mow lawn twice n
week during the summer. Phone
Black 3662. 4-14-tf
learn telephone operating. Perma
nent position assured. Salary paid
while learning. Apply chief opera
tor the Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph Co. 4-14-tf
WANTED Competent girl or woman
for general housework. Call at 1312
I VIIH3.VI.UHIU UVCI1UC;
Richardson.
Mrs. R. I.
4-14-tf
WANTED A number of young calves
Phono Black 571. . 4-14-0t
WANTED Spring cleaning, trees and
hedges pruned and trimmed, gard
ening, windows, carpets, wall paper
cleaned, kal.somiu.ing. - Call Red
3202. . , 4-13r6tp
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams ave
nue. First block west of postoffice.
Red 711. 4-10-H
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model
machine. 900 Wash. ave. Phone
Red 151. 4-11-tf
PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc
tion by Mabel Douglas. Studio in
new Foley building. Phone Mniri
754. 4-13-tf
AUCTIONEERING Twenty -'five
years' experience; satisfaction guar
anteed. F. S. Johnson. R. F, D.
No. 1.
4-13-lmp
WANTED
Red 31.
-Dry slabwood.
Phone
4-9-tf
WANTED A waitress at Home res
taurant. 4--tf
WANTED Girl for general- house
keeping. Phone Red 3811.
Adv.. 3-29-tf
WANTED Man and wife to work
on ranch. Wife to cook for small
crew. Everything furnished. Call
Chas. . Reynolds, care Security
Snvhig and Trust Co. 4-4-tf
FOIt KEXT
. . , . t,, ri i liry. Innocent hero nen seduced and
em furnished house. Phone Blockl " , ' ,,. . ..,,,.,.,.
,og0- . -. j seven buckets of blood. Mickey Is
' Jla iiroductlon cfr the ordinary run of
, , , , . I picture plays,' and will be shown at
FOR RENT-Steam heated apart- tR,a(re p a;,tul,,y nml
nielli., uul lliuueill. icoiy nullum
er njonth. Darlund Hotel. 4-14-tf
FOR RENT-iSixtV acres of nnslurc
adjoining La Grand. 1 Win, lllleKk
115 Depot St: Phone Main 1. 4-7-tf
FOR RENT Modern five room house.
Phone Red 2021. 4-4-Bt
FOR RENT Nice roscy rooms from
$12 up. 1510 Adams. Phone
R390.1. 1-18-tf
FOR RENT Neatly ' furnished,
steamheated rooms. Block from
Y. M. C. A., 107 Sixth street".
Phone Black 2211. 2-19-tf
RENT Six-room
furnished'
house. Call Black 411.
4-13-3JP
FOR RENT Furnished home for rent
for about seven months. Garden
chicken house, barn. Inquire 12fG
Ti avenue. Mr3. Robert Miller. 4-9-1
SHCE POLISH
because it Is quick and
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FA.xatii s Aci it'Kss i.osi-:s
"1DKNTITY IX .Mlt'KKY"
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in n Memorable I
Clianu'torl.atkii. " ;
lory. Dorothy is strong for the free-
"When ah actress loses her iden-jdoni of her sex, but hon her grund
tity. so that she Is always thought mother's wtll la wart she learns that
of as the character portrayed rather
than herself, It's hard sometimes for the fortune. Accordingly the lnw
her to discover whother she Is exactly 'yer Is instructed to advertise for a
pleased or not' M.ibcl Normand, who
Is featured in "Mickey," said to a
reporter during a recent Interview.
She seemed to complain and at the
same, ...1io appreciate, that everyone
who had seen her as "Mickey"
thought o her as only "dear little
Mickey'1 which was naturally absorb
ing "'Mabel Normand" Jut as
WfeK't
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Mnudc Adnms is InsnparnMa From
Poter Pun. Bocauso the Btory of
"MifkoyV iOo vivl'l aiitl ' appcnlln','
and the characters tue no real and
human, one will always remember
the people in Ibis pby.
"Mickey" is a Btory of universal
appeal. It Is a human, tender narrn
hetween laughter and pathos. There
ttve that In tho telllhs ia Homewhere
are charming bits of comedy and
there are places where the story ;HRiiint her huMiaitri i.nd treats hlni
trembles very close to the brink of with contempt and frozen indlffer
lears. Mickey Is a quaint little moun-'ence when she is not violently nn
tain Kil l, and .this lovable, mischiev-! gry. He1 decides to l ave her alone
ous child, with be- little Bruffed- that she" may come t;; her senses.
over shoes and her bulldog and lop
eared old burro. Is a wonderfully viv
id charaetorlfintion. The action- of
the play carries her finally into the
city and into no' complications
whose dramatic contrast is telling
and strong.
Sunday.
FAMOUS-STAR IN FIN E , PI.A Y
'jfohnlarrym'ire Will Be Seen ilerc'ii
"Are You a Mason?"
John ISarrymore, the inimitable
stage and screen favorite, who ha
convulsed countless audiencos by hit
work In ''The Man From Mexico,' re
turns to the screen at the Arcadi
theatre today and tomorrow. In It
Ditrichstein's senational farce ti-i
uniph, ' Are You a Mason'."'
The humor generated by the pla;
is the result of genuinely funny ar
tion and situations, that arcumulatr
more li'ckly than cr.n nc uescruici
A young marrien man, wno is nnxnm
to go about in the evenings, leads hi
trusting wife to believe that he is i
Grand Master of the Masons. Hi:
new fnther-in-lew practices the sam
deception, but neither suspects 'th
other, and both avoid cadi other fo
fear -of being expoprd. A bona-fid
Mnson Inulte3 the wives of the tw
delinquents to an entertainment a'
the lodge. At the same' time the old
er offender arranges to - visit hii
daughter which fact is communicate
to the younger bogus Mason, to hir
intense disgust nnA1 frantic fear. Th
entanglements that follow provid'
much amusement.
John ;P.arrymore is ait h;s best ii
the role of the deceiving young Ma
son. Among the cast Ida Waterrtiar
who plays the irate mother-in-lai
with just the rizht to-,ch of humoi
and Cherli-s Dieksn,'as the bogu
Hrnnd aiaster, are tmrticulMly prom"
rent.
tn additir this featuse filtn an
the two-reel Sunshine cn"'4y an ad
dilnnnl feature of umuual lrjtt jn
lerrst Will also be preeiiUd.
M!s F'forence lAOh will trodue
(the big song;t. "Mickev'to he'L
GraTajt Ihcatre public a ioth ever
1nr "rffltlTiaiKea ne(i.eda:
'nyOTway "d Krlrty'eveniw. e
ffi 'a rv n '
"Krtii Orw renslrini f GrrtrTei
.TO l.oVH Ill-It lIlKlt.YXIil
Madge Kennedy ipatkle and J
shines iy her own Individual way In
her lateBt Goldwyn picture, "Friend
Husband," scheduled, at the Sherry!
theatre tomorrow 'and Friday.. She Is,
a different sort of htrotiie ;ho finds)
iiepou in u tuivpn.uiiuu us uui-r-ent
as It Is alarming.
Madge Kennedy is Dorlhy, a girl
who considers her 'sister a slave to
tie herself down to domestic druda-
jshe must niairy In order to Inherit
young man,wllllng to enter Into a
mnrWage In name only for a mone
tary consideration-
Visiting the, lawyer's office Dor
othy meets a young lunn who, she as
sumes. Is an applicant. He Is really
a man of fortune, the son of the
lawyer's friend. Don rails In love
with Dorothy's . plnn and .they are
U
married. Hl rich Rift to her proven
unit ho Isn't 'poor iifttr all. T-lio Hp
coition lln?3TnTTttTlT"Tnid 'on the
honeymoon which ho insists on be
ginning she tries to escape, but Don
assures sympathetic: bystanders that
his wife is insane and he in regarded
with pity.
Don takeij her by force to an is-
cnnmollert to remain. She Is bitter
n the absenco Dorothy meets with
an adventure so terrlbu Unit she Can
only think It n ruse on the part of
Don to win her. No she flirts with
danger, in ignorance of what her per
il Is. In tho nlcK of time Don re
turns, however, and In a fliiBh Inr-
othy. realizes the gravity of the situ
ation. He proves himself a hero and
wins her love.
Also presented, a comedy and the
Ford Weekly.
NOTICE I
I will not be responsible for any !
hills -contracted by- my wifb oh or uf-!
Wr-.ArnJl 14, 1919. .' " i.i !' :.
1 -14-l'Ot EVERETT E.'' WALKER. '
Ladies Bring your old hats 'to the
Pink Shop to be made over. At Foley
3!dg. Mis. II. Metcalf. 3-211-tf
A Coated Tongue? I
What it Means
A bnd hrrMh, conl! lonenn, h!d
'jiBto in the month, Ktugiurt and debility-
are immny
f i K ri A that
the livpr Je
nut of nrdw. ,
I'kof. Hfm
mktkk cnys:
"The liver in
an organ
U'cotidary Tn
iinportarv
only to tho
heart."
We can
m a n ti f a o
ture poiitons
within ott r
own 'fwxlifu
"u ch are
ifl drarlly M a tn.ikc'8 veno.'n. 1
The livpr nrin tin a (tuard ovrr onr
vf -binp, sifiinK out the cinders and ,
fihf'S from the gi'Tierul circulation. j
Ahl'ckade in .the friU-plinefl pile ftt
if-avy hunlen ttpftw the liver. If the"
n;tinei are chked or clomped, np,
he circulation of the Mood hcom-a
irieoned nd Wie jntem xi:mn J
'taded with t u:ic wbu?, and we suffer 1
rorn fienuarfie, yeilowC'iaUu ionpi,
ad t;;-te ill mouth, nanwa. r ira.
cid dypfpsia, lan?nrr, debility, yel'w I
kit or ey. At sticfMinie one'uhonld j
ake a plfftennt laxalj fuch a one j
imae of Muy-apple, leaves of alo.
alap, put into ready-to-iws form by '
o t0 J'ierce, nearly fifty years aft.
nd wjil for wnU by 8)1 drugyjins ;
a hi. i'isree's I'teaauui I'elitft. i
Ptochtom, CAur. - Pot conBtlp.1 Vh
. 1
mfe4itn Ipvtlv. Dm. fn41ston and tttll
uti&t tr U 9'.4)-in t eqtud Dr. Pi.fte'1
Jauut Pdku. I k a 0 Uiii ii bw. 4
o. tk. 'PelM.' U.t Jit,--tut. f. Cat?
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1nUt:a$ .ttTURIS C0MIR5'
Nephew of David Uoyb-Cioi ja W 3a
Hera Soon In Lyceums
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Arthur Walwyn Evans.
Arthur Walwyn Kvans. nephew of
David Lloyd George, son of tho great
Welsh revivalist, will be hero soon
on the Lyceum courso and his lecture
will be one of tho longest remembered
events of tho Bcason. lib is undoubt
edly ono of the most brilliant men
who have come upon tho American
platform In the last decado.
He contrasts In telling comparisons
the weakness and strength of America
frbm a Welshman's viewpoint Often
he lilts hard but he hits a constructive
blow. In the opinion of press and pub
lic this grunt Welsh orator is contrib
uting the sanest criticism and the
most fervent tribute to our country
that lms been heard in manv venrs.
11 IC 11 Sv'IIOOL AUDITORIUM
April 17lh; 8:15 I. SI.
Single admission 5flr
Dr. Lincoln MoConnell,. who speaks
on tho lyceum course in the high
school auditorium the evening of Sat
urday, April 19, is a southern evange
list who has made ivn international
rcputntion through his ability to speak
forcefully and interestingly. "Dead
Lions," the lecture he will give in La
Grande, is humorous, philosophical,
and practical. It has been called the
"Lyceum Classic' Dr. McConncll 1ms
given this lecture over 2000 times, and
everywhere it has met with entliusi
nstic response and approval. Dr. Mc-
Ccnncll has been a prime favorite in
the cantonments 'since the beginning
of the war, where his red-blooded ad
dresses have thrilled the American
beys who were preparing for the figh".
for democracy being waged on the soil
of France.
Dr. MrCnnnell has two sons iimv
serving tinder Persuing. To hear liim
is to get new inspirnliou for the big
Uisks ahead of us.
LADIES,
line of Ear.te
A new
bonm-ts on
!ntff at tf"1 I'irtl5 ShoP. '''' "'"V ,,ml H:n
urday.
4-15-6
The soda wnter business is good--nnd
the expert mixer of drinks, Mi.
Dodge, nt Silverthorn'a fountain, will
mix you the drink .that will please
vou much. 4-l.ri-:i'-
, FAMILY DRUG STOBH
LA QRANDR.OFli:'ON.
Hue
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Sea Foam
(STRAIGHT
WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR
THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
La Grande Milling Co,
-WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD ...
Handled by All Dealers.
I0PEN DAY
J. C; HENRY
. R3idojicorfcTndcrtaking Parliira ' ,
1 UNERAL DIRECTOR "AND . LICENSED5 "
.t. i. I:$ALMER
Phone Cril mm 2 es Day9anl Night
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I Professional Dlre;tory
jCOtJBRAN ft EBI3rtHARD Geo. T.
, Cochran and Colon ft. Bberhard,
i Attorneys. La Grand Natloual
Bank Buildirg.
R. J. GREEN, Attorney, at Law
j Practice in all state and federal
courts. Office La Gra'nde National
I Bank Building.
CRAWfOHD EAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert 8. BaKin, Attor
neys a law. Practice in all tha
courts of the state and the Dotted
States. Office, West-Jacobson
Bldg., rooms 0-10-17, I Qrande,
Orogoa. ,.
Aitcumctnti
0. H. MILLER Architect, room 17,
New loley lildg. Phone Red 1871.
M ICCHANO-TH KHAI'X
DR. A. N. MAY VILLE Mechano-
Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases
my specialty. Physical and mental
science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and
French massage. Phone BWck 2311.
Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op
posite Slur theatre.
PIANO Tl'NER.
IAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref
erences, Mrs. G. S. llirnie, Mrs. R.
J. Green. Miss Miller. Phone Mrt
R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will
be in Ln Grande in May. 2-4-lm,p
OSTKOI'ATIUO.
)R. MARGARET INGLE, Ostcopathi
Physician Specializing in disease
of women and children. Hours 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to 0 p. m., and by ap
poinlment. Phones Office Red 1761,
rosidencc, Black 1231. 87 New Foley
building.
VKTKKISAKY
DR. H. W". RILEY Oraduate Veter
' lnrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madison
Ave. Stale Htalllnn Inspector ane
Inspector of stock for shipment
Borne Independent Phone, Black
41; Parmer Co-opera tire Phone
Main 111.
1-UHJCATIONAIi
REMEMBER GOODINO COLLEGE,
Gooding, Idaho. Pratloal busi
ness courses, review subjects,
regular college work and sum
mer school. 12-19-tf
Any ono owing the La Grande
Phiuniac will please cull nnd settle
their nvenunt iit once, either by paying
rmih or giving note. We have diseon
tinucd creilit Imsincss nnd must elope
all accounts. All accounts not settled
nt onre will be placed with collection
agency.
4-.'t-tf La Grande Phnrmncy
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Fraternal Directory. !
B. P. OT EJ't.KS, I n Grande Uilgc
No. 4;3. Ioillcc int'--t each Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges ch'rfully ex-
tended to nil' Brother Elks.
COLON It. EHBIillARn,
Exalted Ruler.
A. B. CHERRY, Secretary.
rOODMEN OP THE- WORLD L
Qrande Camp Ho. 169 meets rery
first and third Monday at Eaglea
Ball. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Duea payable- at tha ottca
of the. clerk. New Foley Blrtf., (
m., to 6 p. m.
J. J. MDRCHISON, 0. 0
B. J. -KITCHIW. CUrU
1QDKRN WOODMKN OP AMERICA
La Qrande CkniD No. 7T0S meetl
on the first and third Thursday.
evenlnKS ot each month In the K,
of P. Ball. Visiting neighbor!
, welcome.
J. I. GHARST, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOOK, Clerk.
REBEKAHB-Crystat Lodm No. It
meets every Tuesday evening In th
I. O. O. F. Ball. All visiting mem
bers are Invited tn attend.
LETTIE McGOLDRICK, N. G.
LUCIA HALEY, Rec, Sec. .
K. of L. ot BecUrlty lit JCmtly
Council, No. J46, meeta tha aeeond
and fourth Monday evening at t
o'clock at . Eagle hall. , Vlaltlug
members are welcome.
ABE BARRIS, Pin'l. Bee.
J. K. F1TZOERALD. Pre. "
10TAL NEIQBDURB Iris Cam J
meets every aeeond Friday after
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month ln K. P. ball. All
Visiting members cordially welcom.
BENRIETTA OBARST. Oracle
J. L. K0BEIIT8ON, CO.
I1ELILE GREEN, K. of R. A 8.
MARY L. WEST, Recorder.
; lJ
P. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, at Eaglea
Hall. Visiting members welcome,
Z. LILLY, W. P.
A. J. LARM, Sec.
J. B. B. Bope Chapter No. IS, O. B.
B. holds stated communications th
aeeond and fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A. WARNICK, See.
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No.
860. Loyal Order of Mooso hold!
regular meetings every Wodnesday
night at 8 p. m. In Eagle nail nelt
to Elks' Bldg. on WashtnKton Ave.
Vlsltoi always welcome. Hues pay
ablo at Younp's 8wo't.
W. C. IIAirsCH, Die.
. HARUY SWART, See.
A. F. & A. M.-r-La Grande Lodge No,
41, A. F. ft A. M. hulda regular
moetlnKO first and third Saturday
at 7 : 30 p. m. Cord'ul welcome to
all Masoua.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
K NIGHTS OP PY'irttas Red Croa
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
night in Castle Ball(K. of P. ball)
A Python welcome to 111 visiting
Khlghta.
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a.(rniltc" is superior to
any other front lace corset,
for without the VinZi&r
features no corset can pos
sibly be just as good. . It
contains the master touch of
scientific construction.
You do not sacrifice com
fort for style and you do not
sacrifice style for comfort
when you wear
A complete- line always on
hand, priced at ?2.50 up.
M. Robt. Pattison
Cors'etiero
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