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Cummins, Charles, cutting
brush ...... ........ ..' 480
ItictoryA P. on grader .. 9.00
RIctor, Vernon, do ...... 4.80
Wright. W P, patrolman 32.50
Road District No. 46
Getelman, John, cutting
and burning Jrush ..
Larson. Lars, . burning ,
brush . . . . . i ......
M oarer. Ploys, .on grader
Strong, II C, cutting and
burning brush
Rosenbaum, N, patrolman
v Hoad District No. 48
Ettner, W J,- hauling
gravel .....;
Feller,,' Fred, title, wood
- ' m' i m m d
Jones, Ed., grarel ......
Wead.. Frank, hauler
grarel - . . ........
Hahn, E P, patrolman . .
f.l Itoad Dlrict Jfo. 49
- Syron & Van Arnam,
Lumber .
Carnichal, C V. spikes . .
Liresay,- J'H. planks . . . .
Rigdon, E L, grarel ....
Hughes. A- E, bridge work
Larsen. - O F, hauling
grarel .. .v.v L
! Zurlinden, , Geo. .. hauling
. grarel. .... . . .-.
Curathers." L E, hauling
.
Seely,UR do .'. -
t Sweaney. S S, shereling
y ' grarel' .... . .
Bweaney,'"A L, do; . . ....
: Ackrold.VLawTahce, do ;.
Bireaney, O W, rep. gridge
Knutson. Orley, haultng
. grarel - . ; . . . ;
Owre, .P. W, patrolman . .
Road District No. 52
Square : Deal -. Hdw. Co.,
i handles, etc. . ... ....
V - - Road District No. 53
Ames Hardware Co., shor-
' els. grease ....
Fisher. Andrew, spreading
grarel K... ........ ,
; Fisher, Crick, do. . . . i . .
Ogertler, Martin, patrol
v man ....... ......
, Road TMstrict Xo. 5t
Dybsetter, Dan, grading . .
4 Krug, AlTln, patrolman . .
- Road District Xo. 56
Abies Hardware, spikes . V
Charpilloi; Paul, . cutting -'
brush . .. . . . . ; . . . .
Kaufman.- E Z; do .
Silrerton Lumber Co, lum-
1
Hobart. 'A F, patrolman
V Road District , Xo. 57
Annundson. Henfy, .Taul- -
' ing grarel . . . .
Eisenhart Fred, shoreling -,
grarel V '. ....... ...
Lenard. Fred, hauling.
. grarel . . . . . . .
Staiger; Floyd, shoreling
grarel
Staiger. . Jake, hauling
Smith E'T, patrolman, . .
- Itoad DMjrict No. 59
Oregon Grarel Co. delir-
ered grarel 16.25
Howe, I N. hauling grarel 67.20
Judsqnv'L Ep on grader . . . 3.00
Voris. O MlDatrolman .. 8.00
I T T; Road ' District Xo. 61
Cook,' Malcolm', checking '
grarel .... .
St. Paul "Sand & -Grarel
Co., grarel .... ......
Tweedie, L. It, hauling
etarel ..... i
Cooic, J L, patrolman . . . .
Road District Xo. 64
Erahs Bros., lumber .....
f 'Road District Xo. 03
Hamegan. C A, hauling
i -grarel ...... ........
Scharf. Ed. hauling grarel
. Hlng, Harry, hauling
gravel ... . .
Hall, C M, hauling grarel
TJrbach. John, do . . ,
Klenskt. John, rep. road .
and at pit , . ... . ... ...
Patterson, Pearl.' eulrett
work - .v. . U . . . '. i . . t
, Collins. A U hauling grar
el. grading, etc.
Fattersoh. Kay. do . . .....
Patterson, Richard, patrol-
man ....
i Road District Xo. 67
Cook. Malcolm, checkin
grarel . . .... .... -.
BU Paul Sand & Grarel
Co.. crarel . . . . ....
f Tweedie." John, hauling
grarel -
, Tweedie. - Is U, hauling
grarel .......
Cook. J L. patrolman .'..
'Road District Xo. 68
Loose.7 W. II, patrolman . . 13.50
i ... Road District Xo, TO
: Cfantlit' Tiros J Lumber Ca.
plaaks .i.yr
Fchmltt Chas. on bridgo
Michls; A R, cutting brush
Rcbte.'oe," hauling lutn-
b .-.. J -
Rob",Ed. gradlngw . . . . .
KocJ i ,SJsrtlni cutting
bm.h; and. gfubging . .
DarrbtttA, "YLester. H, cut
ting., bfush .. ..... .. .
Watt ;Shipp Powder Co.,
powder, fuses, caps
lleatyr.: Adolph, Jerellng
rock . . . ; . . . .'. . .....
Van Handel Gescher Luut
8.00
' 3.20
6.00
6.40
lfi.OO
20.00
8.50
1.25
33.00
2.00
682.89
1.00
4.80
30.00
C.80
7.50
6.00
7.50
600
3.20
3.20
. ir.60
1.60
6.00
18.00
.80
4.90
3.00
1.60
48.05
9.00
12.50
4.50
8.00
8.00
54.64
12.00
" y:
15.00
20.00
15.00
20.00
12.00
3.20
8.12
197.73
32.00
48.58
3300
66.00
27.00
21.00
18.00
30.00
.80
30.00
35.40
29.00
1.60
181.67
26 28
40.86
10.00
19.44
6.00
18.00
11.50
15.00
9.00
12.00
10.65
600
RXesterer, F J, powder . , 8.50
Sen mitt, George. patrol
man ....... , 32.00
Road District Xo. 88
Johson. Claud, plowing,
scroping etc. ........
Myers, Fred, grease nails
Oakley, B F, rep. and
sharpened plow ......
Sayles, D F, patrolman . .
Road District Xo. 90
Shepard, Floyd, j rolling
road ........
Associated Oil Co., gaso
line, etc. .... i ...... .
Boone, Claude, gas .
Clark. H L, rep-i tube .
Day & Zosel. smooth solids 198.7S
Deidrich, Peter, gas ....
Eaton, J L, repairs for
truck ... ... w . . . .
Farris k. Powers, reinsu-
atin battery, j starting
McAlrin. W R & J H, re
pairs for trucks . v. . . .
Newton Cherrqlet Co, Val
ves, oil gear etc. ....
Oregon Grain Co., ax hand
le, gas, etc.; . . . . ......
Oregon State Highway
Commission ' j reverse
gear
Red Arrow Battery Co..
bearing, spring, etc. . .
Roberts Motor Car Co. nc,
spindle .............
Smith St Watkins. tires
tubes etc. V. . . . . .
Speer & Co. A P.' era ... .
Union Oil Co. of Calif., gas
yuoa compound . .
Valley Motor Co, ; bands.
DraKe lining, etc.
Yeoman Bros' gas ......
Bailey. L. C. hauled II. S
Binegar, Walter, drore
truck .... i . i... . J
Blanchard, Roy,' do ....
Branch. A C. do .......
Bresseil, w M, do
Caspell, Frank, do ......
Connor. F J, do ....... .
Dawson. Ralph, do
Erans, E A, do .. ..
Fresh. Marlon.1 hauling
II S. .
Gesner. Clifford, drore
truck i .. . . ....
Glorer. G E. hauling A C
Glorer. Roy. do . .
Grlesenauer, IB, driving
irucic i . . . .
Hassler, Harold. hauled
IT c .
........ . . . . .
Hawkins, Ben II. on trucks
Hawkins. William, do , . .
Hill. M O. do
Holmes.. Queunten, do : .
Johnson; Leonardo, drore
truck v.. . . . . . . .
Kurtr. Chester, do ......
McCarroll, FIE, do ....
Mcllwaln. Lester, do ....
Mills. L R. hauled H S, . .
Missler. Gale; do
Park. .VR. do
Smith; Maurice,: drore
truck, . . - . . ;
Sterenson.. Earl, do . . . .
Taylor. Sol. hauled screen
ings . ' ,i, . .. f .
Wheeler. E M. drore truck liSJ.25
btayton Parlnir Plant Arronnt
Beards C W. .hauling rock 181.50
Heard, O H. do
Bur master. C IP, night
f watchman I. 1:.:. . .
Case. L M. hauled hot
stuff .... . .'. .
Crabtree, E p. do
Donoran. Ralph, do
Fangman, Henry, hauning
. i- rock ....!...
Hammer., I R. weigher T
Hardesty, Arthur A, haul
i ed hot stuff i. . .......
Harper, J E. hauled do
Keithly. A F, engineer . .
Loose. F E, hauled H. S.
McFarland. W. H. night
watch . .... ;
24.40
2.04
2.00
36.00
7.50
430.02
39.28
.50
36.13
3.75
9.25
10.73
3.25
28.58
14.61
2.08
17,12
23.62
30.25
123.89
9.98
79.65
.28.50
103.00
100.13
92.88
?9.00
114.25
1700
106.25
34.30
2.00
93.75
96.00
94.00
31.40
24.00
122.50
104.25
96.38
400
28.50
93.75
28.00
105.13
37.75
31.00
4.00
40.50
28.50
111.00
126.00
22.40
565.50
426.00
54-50
105.11
85.50
109.50
27.00
309.00
JIack,' Beryl, mixer at
plant " J . . . . ". . . .
Mix, Arthur.?raker . . . . . .
Murray, L H, hauled II a
Mutchler. Harry on saueee
Neibert. C P, hauling A C 102.25
86.40
83.25
69.00
16.50
40.00
ram. Albert; water boy.. , 6.00
rrunK, uarry.1 raker ... 46.00
Kigaon. c W. f hauling
H. S.. . . . . . . . . . ..... 14a no
Sacre, John, raker.. . . .' (iO.OO
Scott. Merle, hauling H S. 132.00
heuwood T E. hauled H S. 120.00
Splcer. Ralph, foreman at -.
plant . ...... . t 129. S
spicer. w it, kettle man 96.75
btowen, A C, night watch 99.20
Townes. L If, hauling H S. 438.00
i weedie. John, do-. . ... . 72.00
Van Handel. Antone, feed-
der at plant . . . : . . . ; 61.60
Vaughn, O L, oiler at
plant , 56.57
watters. Fred, second
; feeder ..i... ... ..... '40.2
: Salem lf Inn Plant Accounot
Anderson &T Rrown, lock
Barr, Theo M Valre. Nip
etc. .... . i ....... . .
BeardiIey. If J. murk sand
Beecroft. I. fcisbt watch ...
Binegar, O D, shoreling
-1 . . A . .,
Blrdwcll. V S. rolling A C.
Brink icy. Will : carrying
water. ...... ........
Brunkel. Jacob, at plant . .
Darls W M. .raking A C. .11
Dresner. Alfred, mixer at
100.67
146.62
1.50
188.46
44.80
156.00
85.53
127.83
85.53
86.75
plant
.35
1.90
400.00
105.00
100.67
137.15
34.50
146.43
2.51
128.77
Dresner, Paul, night watch
Gleeson, Miner, shoveling
A C.
Griggs. C R, at plant . . .
Horner. Charlie, carrying
i water ........
Hoven. Otto, foreman at
plant ...... . : . ...J.
Kostenborder, W, helping
on truck
Kron, Erwin. oiler at plant 131.12
Licker. L H. fireman . .,. 122-19
Mciiwam, wnnam.More-
111 ft Q 9 a
Keppinger, Harold, shov
eling gravel
Mattson, Charles, weigher
at plant
Persey, William A, shorel
: ling gravel
Rowland, Elic, shoreling
AC............
Shaw, A C.-shoreling A C. 100.67
Siegmun. Floyd L, watch
ing pavement. . .-... . ... 134.00
Tade, Henry,' raking A C. 112.51
Utter, M H, hauling water. 84.00
Wager, J Y. raking AC. 112.31
Wheeler, John. spraying'
pavement 104.00
White. Fred, shoreling A C 100.67
Wilder, C, spraying pare-
ment -. . . ;. . . ;. . . ;-. . 96.00
Scollard ; Par. Plant Acc. !
Prager, D G. cash adr. for
frt- on gravel, etc." . . . . 162.00
Bartruff,- Omer. dumping
trucks 14.00
Bass, G T, firing boiler : .i 17.92
Bernard. C E. sand . ... .174.00
Blaschko; F J, shoreling
A C. : ;
Blassingame,: Henry, head
rear. ......-.
Busch6wsky, Algert;. night
watchman ' ; . . . .
Daris, Chas.,- filling, rats
Debut. Dave, spraying and
sanding " I . .....
Dunn, Jeff, "on grade ....
Fandrich, Dan, shoveling
A C, . ..w.. . ...
Hall. Geo, night watchman
Hall.- Henry, spraying and
sanding ...... ......
Haven, Chas, firing rats.
Hopfinger, 'Jacob, raking
A c, ; . . : : '.
Hunt, T J, .Sr, feeding
drum' .... ......
Johnson; Albert, grade
man . . V. '. . .
Kistner, Emil, shoveling
A c, : . . . . . . . .'. .
Koch, Mike, operating en
gine
Koch. W C, weighing . .'. .
Krechter, Ed, shoreling
A:c.
McCaffery, Frank, feeding
drum' .'...;. . ... .... . .
McCIurev T J, loading
truck! : . .
Maguin, N, unloading cars
Malone.' L M. grade fore
man .. : '...;.
Miller, Jim. slipp. gravel
Morgan. L E, water boy. .
Nehl, ;Ted;i slipping gravel
riat?,i Jim, ; spraying 'and
sanding . .
Pulley. O M, batillng A C.
uigdon. Ed. hauling A. C.
Rubens, Al, delivered sand
Stirber. W. plant foreman
Troudt, -Adam, shoveling'
A C. '.'..
Tuss. A J. unload, gravel
Vachter. Frank, slipping
gravel ...... .
Van - Cleave. L M.' over .
seeing paving ........
Zumstin, F J, weighing
a c, v....
Zumstin. Frank, unload
ing gravel ... .r. ..... .
St. Paul Pavfns Plant Account
Drager, D G, cash adv. for
line work at plant-to
Yamhill- Electric Co. . .
McDonald, Peter, Jugs . .
Manegre, J B. Jolts
Rigdon, Ed. drove truck
St. Panl Sand & Gravel
Co., delivered rock : . . .
Tweedie. Roy. hauled hock
Yamhill Electric Co., elec-
trie services at plant et.. 151.06
Goeldl, Andrew, shoveling
' dirt- . ... .: ... ... .... 3.20
Kirk, Pete, . ptjm pip g i
squeege ......
Le Bonte. Fred.. do .... .
St. Paul Sand & Gravel
Co., gravel .'..'.. ..v. .
Tweedie, L R, hauling
' gravel 'I ..... , . .
Bowley. Wm, firing ivats
Lawrence Sunning, shovel
ing dirt . . ... . . .
Cook.' James., checking
gravel .......
Deveney, Frank, driving
truck .... . . ... ...
Faber. Robert, running el
cyator ..............
Goeldl. Andrew, .night
watchman ....
Griesenauer, John, fore
man . 4 ..... . . ... . . . .
Jones,. Grant, raker .....
Kirk, Peter, feeding drum
Koen sting, Ben, weighting
rock ... . . .
U Baunte, Louis C, night ,
watchman . ; . . . .:' . . . .
SIcNamee, Robert, firing
..." eaglher.etc. u'.
Merteu, Maurice, schaping
gravel . .... . . . . .
Zolln'er. Joe, running steam
roller . ...... i
Miscellaneous Paving Plants
18.80
26.87
2l!00
25.50
19.20
9.60
18.80
24.50
19.20
15.30
26.87
1792
7.00
18.80
15.3 m
19.17
18.80
17.92
17.92
14.00
15.00
26.25
12.02
21.00
252.00
85.00
96.00
.33.12
15.30
14.00
48.00
19.17
14,00
753 46
; .40
1.50
136.00
; Y-'-t
818.35
384.86
Oregon Ry Co, frt. on as
phalt, etc 3168.24
Standard Oil Co. asphalt,
etc.-"..'.. ........ 3045.85
Union Oil Co, of Calif.
asphalt ... . 4933.23
Stayton Crusher Account
Case Threshing Machine
Co, bushing and bearing 27.09
Lampman, C E, filing
saw, etc. . . .75
Link Belt Meese & Got
fried Co, chain and at
tachments ...... .... . 73.19
Brown, G L, loading rock 123.00
Darby, L A. fireman ... . 142.15
Ferry. Andrew, wood . . j ; 543.33
Knight,, O D, running en
gine . 178.89
Lampman, H C, hoist man 164.54
Senz, Joe. sawing wood. . 36.40
Stay ton, C C, crusher ten-
I-.-" der ... . . . . . 143.08
Van Handel, Joe, feeder. 96.99
' : . Market Road No. 2 ,
Tbarp. George, hauling
grarel ..... ........ 6.00
Tingelslad. M. do 12.00
Harris, Cohn, foreman .. 18.00
Market Road No. 3
Ash ford. George, hauling
grarel 6.00
Davidson. Glen, shoveling
gravel ... 6.40
Doerfler. . Joe,. . . hauling.
gravel 12.00
Hupp. C W, do 6.00
Wooddrlg; Joe. do ...... 12.00
Russell. S H. foreman ....13.00
Market Road Xo. .6
Cutsforth, F II, cutting
brush ; . ... 3,20
Cutsfortfi, John. H, fore
man ; 12.00
Market Road No. .9
Rigdon. E L, gravel .... 9.20
Market Road Xo. 1 1
Cole N. E. gravel 14.40
Snyder. A C. hauling
gravel 30.00
Market Road Xo. 12
Dunning. Lawrence, repair
bridge . . -v .... ' 3120
Miller. Raymond, bridge
work 3,20
Pillette, Basil, do ..... . 3.20
Pillette. Stanley, do .... 3.20
Market Road Xo. 1;I
Cork. Malcolm, checkincr
gravel ....... ....... 6.40
St. Paul Sand & Gravel
; Co, gravel 85.47
Sweaney, C J, operating
squerfke ...... 3. 50
Tweedie, John, hauling
f gravel ..'... -40:39
Tweedie. ; L R, hauling
gravel . . . . . ' . ; . 85.35
. Market Road Xo. 14
Fobart. A, piling:, etc . . 28.20
Myers, Tom, digging road
way 3.20
Miller, Raymond, plowing.
scroping etc. . . . . ...
St. Paul Sand & Gravel
Co, gravel . ; . . , , . .' ." .'
Tweedie. John,, hauling
gravel . ......
Tweedie. R L. hauling
gravel ...... .......
Market Road No. 32
f'.auman. O, on grade ..
Chard. E E. tio . . . . . . . "
Kendoll. G W. do ;
Lambert, R L, hauling
, water ,
Market Road Xo. S3
Lifler. Arthur, driving
Pins -
McAlistcr, Charles, haul
ing water
Market Road Xo. 21
Allen; Geo E, gas
Drager. D G. cash adv. r,
for frt on steel bars
Howe. I N, graver..-..'.'.
Oldenburg, L R, bridge
i work ; y. . .....
Market Road No. .'II
Morley, Rolph, shoveling
dirt,
Morley, Charles E, shovel-
t dirt ....
Miller. Linn, do ........
Hartley. Alvin E, hauling
water. . . . . . v
Savage. Albert T, hauling
wood ....... Vsi
9.6 fr
39:00
23'.76
85.0
22.40
22.40
22.40
48.00
3.50
48.00
1.18
12:7
51.00
, 9.60
9.0
9.60
27.60
6.00
The Influence of One Life
In: the Christian Endeavor
World. Fred Lockley writes about
an Incident of 'interest to States
man readers.
In; Longfellow's poem, "The Ar
row and the Song," he says:
'I shot an arrow Into the air.
It! fell to earth, I knew not
' I where. ! '
I breathed a song into the air, ,
It fell to earth, I know not '
j where, f
Long, long afterward in an dak.
I found the arrow, still unbroke,
And the song from begin ningLtO
j : end
I found again in the heart of a
t friend." -
' I 1 -i ' i: - '-.".-'
How ltUle we know of the con
sequences which will come from
our ; acts! Clairborne Shepard
was born and reared on a farm
in Spring Valley, Dr., a few-miles
from the Willamette River. The
union church 'as on a corner of
their farm. The Shepard boys
and girls attended Sunday school
and the Christian Endeavor soci
ety here for many years. One by
one the children went away to col-,
lege. Claiborne went to the Ore-
gon Agricultural College at Cor
vallis. In those days Christian
Endeavor societies were not so
numerous as in these days; so he
became a member of the college
Y.M.C.A., which" had been organii
zed not long before. He was
elected secretary,- and with some
of the other students conceived
th Idea of raising funds, to erect
a YIM.C.A. building at the college
Shortly before the necessary funds
were raised,' while on a trip over
he State securing money) he took
pneumonia and died. The fund
Was completed and a brick build
ing erected, which was christened
Sheprrd hall.
It would seem : that when he
died his work was over, but the
influence of his life and of his
early training is travelling on and
on in ever-widening circles. Some
months before his death he had a
long talk with one of his college
chums, J. C. Clark, whose only
plans for life involved his material
advancement.; He looked on the
has he'ped scores: and hundreds of
young men to higher ideals oi
civic responsibility, of Bervice, and
of Christian citizenship. -
Christian Endeavor society and
the church as very good places
for girls and women to go. Af.
far as, the Y.M.C.A. was concerned
he thought it was a place for
boys who, were sort of sissies to
gather and sing songs and to rel
ate their experiences. ; Shepard
talked toTiim seriously, and final
ly interested him. He saw that
the Christian life was a life that
could be lived by manly and coura
,geous men. He was converted and
joined the church. Having put
his hand to the plough he did
;not Intend to look back, so he took
bp Y. M. C. A.-work as a life
work. After his graduation" he
became boys secretary of the
Portland Y. M. C. A. After talk
ing with Fletcher Brockman and
Sherwood Eddy, both Of , whom
happened to visit Portland, he
definitely decided to give life to
the work for boys in China. To
day he is boys' secretary at Shang
hai, 'China, which is the largest
work for boys In the world. Here
Christian boys are being trained
who will become the future lead
ers of China. .
While Clark was boys' secretary
of the Y. M. C. A. .at Portland
he impressed himself on the lives
of hundreds of boys, and many of
these boys to-day are doing con
structive, altruistic work through
cut the PaciHc Northwest. One
of the boys he got hold ot was J.
C. Mehaan, who organized a. Bible
class, and becoming interested in
the work, later became boys, secre
tary in Clark's place, and is the
present boys' secretary of the
Portland Y. M. C. A. Few men
In Portland have accomplished
more with boys than J. C. Mehaan.
Each year he takes a group 'of
from seventy-five to one hundred
boys to Spirit Lake, where for
several months they camp out
Here at this camp he is able to
get close to the boys and impress
them with his ideals of fair play,
square dealing, and Christian citi
zenship. These boys in turn are
impressing others, and so. when
Claiborne Shepard secured his
training for Christian life in the
Christian Endeavor society of the
I little church at Zena in Sprin
rValley he secured a training that
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Old Salts of Maino Ponder
Proposition, "Do Iceburgs
Ever Sink"
WISCASSET, Me., Sept. 27-
- While it is tile general impres
sion mat an iceberg win stay a
float, a local friend of Captain
Donald B. JVfacMillan tells how a
Newfoundland fisherman almost
convinced the famous Arctic ex
plorer that icebergs drifting from
the far North: finally become
water logged and. with much
bubbling, disappear below the
surface. . - ,
The explorer insists that ice.
whether it be frozen in the shape
of-a great berg, or just a plain
cake, will always float, but the
fisherman was - equally insistent
that he had not only watched the
bergs go under, but he had actual
ly 1 seen1 them at the bottom.
MacMillan saw that further argu
ment was useless and demanded
proof. V : ''
This was what the fisherman '
harl been looking for, but flrsth-fe)
wanted to cast a little official
light on the mat'er by making it
the subject of awager. MacMil- '
lan finally agreed that he would
stand treat if the other jvould
point out a real honest iceberg,
in a place wher3 ice is never1
found, at the bottom of the Eea. r 0
A little sail boat was by the
shore and the explorer waa invit-,
cd to step inside. The wind took
the sail and, in a short Ume, the
voyagors were several miles out
from land. "Now then," said, the ;.
fisherman, "look down there and .
tell me what you see." '
. MacMillan peered over the edge 1
and sure enough he saw an ice
berg resting solidly on the bottom.
The fisherman grinned- triumph
antly as they headed the boat
back to chore. MacMillan paid
the wager like a sportsman, but
did not have the heart to say that
In the center of the ico he had ,
seen a Doulder welshing many
tons. !
The klan can't be lucky always.
People will quit denouncing it af
ter a time.
New beauty champion ot Ameri
ca has long curls, indicating some
of the judges were hair tonic safes
men instead of artists.
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