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M ra Mary W alts was a
Chas. 8. Wilson was over from
visitor on Tuesday o f this
McMinnville last Thursday on a
business trip.
-
Mrs. E. I f . H u n tin g!
from Portland Saturday fo r an
Mrs. Vasco Cather, nee Leila
Sunday v is it ... .
Dledericka, is In Newberg visiting her
A ladies silk purse was found at mother, Mra. Cora Dledericka.
J. W. Hubbsrd and fam ily autoed
Owner
Mra. James Farr o f Dundee was a F ifth and College streets.
R. G, Miller, who baa been livin g
to Saafl Lake last Sunday.
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visitor in N ew berg Tuesday,
at Dundto, w ill qceupy a house at
call at Graphic office.
lira . W. /Richard Overeat made a
John Hadley went to MeMlnnvill« the corner o f Second and Center
M oggie 'Littlefield le ft Friday fo r
r‘
trip to Portland on Friday of laat Pacific C ity for a month’s stay at Monday morning and from there to «tracts.
weak.
the beach. ' .
^
Sheridan. He returned home on
Bob Brown who has been working
For the home, factory and
near Dallas, returned home last F ri­
8. 8. Duncan and H. O. Ockman
Fred L. Ames and sister, Mrs. .Tuesday.
Of M cMinnville were N ew bcrg vts- Ifuldah Hanson, went to Portland
Mrs. Marlon George went to-G ar­ day night fo r an over-Sunday visit
rioes, motors, fans, ranges, washing
ltora laat Saturday.
Friday fo r the day.
den Home Monday morning to visit with bis folks.
isls,
at prices that are right. HOUSE W HIHG A SPECIALTY.
Mra Elsie Payne and children of
Mr a. M. E. Moore came up from
Mrs. a F. Oause o f ^aahougal her sister, Mrs. Hunt. She expect.*
Hillsboro came over Monday evening
Call or write ag at lewberg. It is our aim to five servioa
Portland for an over Sunday visit Wash.; was a New berg visitor for to be away several days.
with her brother, P. M. Tallman, and several days this week, visitin g old
Mrs. D. A. Fltspatrick o f Duluth. for n week's visit with her parents,
If we can he of service to yen in designing your hoove wiring,
wife.
friends.
Minnesota, is making a visit o f a Mr. and M ra M. R. Douthlt.
motor wiring, or anything appertaining to the electrical in­
couple
o
f
months
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
Eva
Hummer
Hull,
and
her
Mildred and Eleanor Davie o f
Roy Gardner and w ife and daugh­
Portland visited their grandmother, ter came over from Lebanon and vis­ Mrs. C. H. Fltspatrick at this place -lister, Mrs. Foster, who Is spending
dustry, we shall he pleased to give you* the benefit of m a n
Mrs. M. E. M oftitt laat week, re­ ited with Mr. Gardner’s mother, Mrs.
Miss Rachel A lice
W lllcuts
of thq summer with her here, departed
experience.
turning home on Sunday.
Em ily Gardner.
Burr Oak, Kansas, arrived here last for Astoria last Saturday to spend
■«•veral days.
Saturday
fo
r
a
visit
at
the
home
of
Mra. J. R. Shackelford returned
Despite the hard rain laat Satur­
The Newberg Motor Co. report
from Portland laat Friday where she day there was quite a heavy traffic her cousin, B. G. Pieces, on Sheri­
the follow in g salee the past week:
' had been vM lU n gh er slater, Mra. O. on the highway towards Tillam ook dan street.
B. Woodcock for n few days.
and the copst points west o f hare.
H arry Bailey o f Sgpta Barbara C. S. Hulln a new touring car; Ken­
neth Kinney a touring and J. L. Van
Mr. and Mra. Mark Carl and
Tom Crews was down from Laurel California, and Calvin MeDermit, of Blaricom a delivery ear; and George
‘I t Serves Ton Eight"
daughter, Iva, o f Santa Ana. Calif.. on Tuesday and states that the rains McMinnville, old time friends iron.
Trunk a tractor.
Missouri
o
f
the
Conways,
visited
Visited their old friends, the W. have spoiled all of the small pota­
A. P. Patten, representing the ex­
Richard Eve rests, here last week.
toes as It to making big ones ou t’ o f them Sunday forenoon.
tension division o f the United T . M.
them.
Arrangements
have
been
mode
8«
Mrs. Raleigh M orris o f Seattle,
C. A. schools, has been working In
Wash., was a -N ew b erg visitor over ' Frankie Crites w ill box a ten- that those desirlng-to take the eighth Newberg fo r several days soliciting
the week end at the home o f Mr. and round bout with K id Sarp o f Boise grade examinations before school the young men of. this territory to
Mrs. W . R. M orris on seventh street. as tha main event at L a Grande at opens this fa ll may do so at tb< take up correspondent* courses.
grammar school building on SeptCrn
H. O. See spent Inst week in Port at the D. 0. K. K. convention on Au­
Mr. and Mra. Omar Fendall came
her 7 and 8.
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gust
31.
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land in attendance' at the Buyers'
over from Forest Grove last Thurs­
Quite
a
number
o
f
local
people
w
ill
W eek events, tfr. See was promot
Mrs. KdKh H olt and daughter,
day. Mr. Fendall is taking, a week’s
lu g his shoe grease and Bee-Prooi Ruth, went to Portland the latter attend the meeting o f the republican
county central committee at McMinn vacation from his hardware boat
oil.
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part o f last week for a visit of
nets' and la attending buyers’ week
Ralph D. Casey o f Seattle w ill Join eral weeks with their eon and vllle tonight (Thursday) when th* events In Portland, w hile Mra. Fen­
question
o
f
selecting
a
new
county
the staff o f the school o f Journalism brother. Cheater'Holt.
dall la visiting her mother, Mra.
clerk w ill be taken up again.
at the University e f Oregon this fa ll
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Haymee o f
Gardner, at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy L ea vitt stop­
as professor o f trade Journalism and Marshfield, Missouri, are expected
Professor W illiam Johnson and
Mrs. W. E. Paxson returned Wed­
Wesley W ire went to
literary market a
here tomorrow (F rid a y)' for an ex ped over here last week fo r a visit wife of Indianapolis, Indiana, were
nesday from Albany where she visit­ Wednesday evening
to
w
ith
Mr.
L
ea
vitt’s
parents,
Mr.
and
Mr. and M rs. W ayne Chase and tended vis it with their daughters.
brother, Frank, on n trip to
M ra C. J. Leavitt. They w ere en­ here on a visit last wee£. Mr. John­ ed with the Frank Taylor fam ily.
daughters o f Redmond. Oregon, came Miss Clara Haymes and Mrs. Jasper
roots from the Puget Sound country son was form erly a member o f the
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Moore and Mr. county fo r hunting.
Saturday fo r a visit w ith Grant Con­
to Scotts M ills where they w ill hold Pacific College faculty and spent one and Mrs. Harold Moore went to Pa­
A. D. Rose and w ife aad
w ay and fam ily.
Mrs. Chase is a
George Graves was up*from Port­ a four weeks' series o f meetings.
night with President Pennigton, and cific City last Tuesday morning for o f Boseman, Montana, arrived here
daughter o f Mr. Conway.
land last Friday. Mr. Graves, who
later visited w ith his uncle, Elwood an^outlng and expect to return Mou- Wednesday evening fo r a vis it w ith
Councilman W ill M. Doud waa a Johnson, at Chehalem Center.
C. B. Waterman went to Portland was at one time editor and publisher
Mrs. Rose's pareifts, Mr. aad Mrs.
Portland
passenger
last
F
riday
aad
last Friday m orning to attend the o f the Kewberg Enterprise. Is now
R. C. Dale, a son-in-law o f Mr.
Mra. J. D. Gordon entertained the Arthur Millard. They are on their
said that he expected to attend the
Sabbath school convention o f the one o f the head officers o f the Mac-
d r e w , the county fa ir a t Gresham and Mra. Ed Morley, has been visit­ past matrons club. Eastern Star, way to California.
Seventh Day Adventist church. H e cabee lodge in this state
and any other attractions hs could ing them fo r a couple o f weeks. Mr. Tuesday afteraeon a t her home oh
.Trad Strong, who waa Injured by
expected to be away over Sunday.
Barney Garrett o f McMinnville
The guest o f boner a shock from a high power w ire and
find In and around Portland.
In Dale’s home is at Kelso, W ashing­ F ifth street.
was
down
here
on
bnsinees
this
week.
The Grant Conways and the Chase
fact ws Judge he was going to make ton, but he has been running a eon was Mrs. Emma Gordon o f San Jose, fa ll from a ladder, remains In a semi­
fa m ily took th e trip around the Me- M r. Garrett waa form erly secretary a day o f 15 -
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fsettonery store at Ocean Park for Calif. Delicious refreshments were conscious
condition
w ith
little
a
ss>
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Minn vine, fo rest urore, riiiiBDoro o f tha M cM inaville commercial club
some time. The Morleys expect to served.
change. I t Is thought there may be
Shiloh
Poet
W.
R.
C.
gave
a
chick
loop last Sunday. Mr. Couway thinks but has resigned that position and
en dinner at the L O. O. F. h a ll laat take him np to Kelso next Sunday.
W illiam Perkins has rented his a clot on the brain which It w ill
this is one o f the flnest trips in Ore- Is engaged in private business now.
place on V illa road to Mr. Bates for take tim e to absorb.
Saturday noon as a benefit fo r the
Mr.
and
Mra.
L.
E.
Cline
and
lit
­
Mrs. C. A. Riddle and children new American Legion building fund.
Mrs. Fred Holcomb and children
tle daughter, accompanied by tw o of a year and w ill leave about the first
B ill Sanders, who has been speed­ returned home from Newport F r i­ to pay their pledge. The dinner was Mrs. Cline’s sisters, visited th e Ches­ of October, for Globe, Artxona, to be came over from Woodbnrn laat Sun­
in g the summer at M yrtle Creek in day evening. Their cam ping party fine and there waa a generous patron -
with his son, Harry. Mr. Bates has day for a visit with her parents. Mr.
ter A. Dlmond fa m ily here
southern Oregon, where he was en­ at tha beach waa considerably In­
: ow 'the old Oils pUe r juxt w a r ‘M t*;'**.
■ As a result o f this dinner the Thursday. The
convenienced
by
the
heavy
rains
o
f
gaged la some construction work In
Mra. W alter Bartlett. Mr. Holcomb
ladies netted over 150.
Nevada, and w ere friends o f the Di- east o f the highw ay bridge.
last
weak,
and
they
w
ith
many
other
putting in n new power line, re ­
expects to come over Sunday and
monds
at
that
place.
They
were
en­
Dr.
Record
o
f
Sherwood
had
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
L.
Grant,
who
vacationists cat short their stay.
turned home last Friday. 5 5 :
route to the Rainier national park brand new Ford coupe stolen from a take the fam ily back w ith hlm-
visited
here
tw
o
weeks
ago
w
ith
Mrs.
Th e Spiritualist meeting and pic
Rev. and Mra. C- A . Goto cam« up
A letter from F. E. Gray to the
garage
in Sherwood
Wednesday
Grant’s brother, C. A. Riddle, and for a short vacation trip.
from St. Helena Sunday morning and ale which ..was held at the W. A fam ily, returned here last Sunday
night. T w en ty dollars cash was also Graphic states that he has taken the
Rev.
R.
E.
Myers
o
f
Wood
burn
nd place on south R iv er street last from Newport, where they spent sev­
Rev. Goto preached both morning
came over tost Friday and took his taken from the garage at the same management o f the Sterlin g Shoe
nday waa a decided success. Thera
and evening at the Baptist church In
eral dnyk. and remained until W ed­ daughter, Mra. Earl P in n er and her time. Dr. Record called np the lo­ company in Portland at 113 Fourth
were «1 present and a lecture was nesday morning, when, they eeptried
this elty. They were (nests at the
two children to Woodbnrn to visit cal officers to havb .an eye out fo r street. H e accepted the position on
S. H. B a n e home w hile to the city. given by Dr. Shaw. Other fsatqyes fo r their home at Riddle, Ore, Mr.
them
and an uncle, A . J. Stout of the car. givin g them a description o f June 16 o*d says that the hnalneaa
Tike elty council met Thursday ev­ o f the day were the tests given and U iaar is president o f the Riddle State Hutchinson, Kansas, who is visiting ML-
has more than doubled since that
ening In executive, session fo r the the picnic dinner which was enjoyed tack .
Mice Henrietta Welsh arrived time. He says “ The store Is across
there while on his w ay to the fire
by
alL
purpose o f selecting a night marshal.
W. H. Woodworth, president' o f chiefs* convention at San Francleoo. here Monday o f last week, returning the street from the 8. P. electric and
Mrs. Coon, mother o f Mra. Dale the First National Bank, returned Mra Plnney expected to be away for from a trip to California, aad spent a I meet- -people- from N ew betg nearly
Th e In a l ballot showed that- W esley
Boyea waa selected and as Mr. Am y Butt, passed away from pneumonia -Monday morning from an extended about a week.
few days w ith her slater, Mrs, M. G. every day. Give my regards to all
wished to he relieved Immediately, in Portland last Thursday and funer­ trip to the middle west. H e was ar
Elliott. On Tuesday Miss Welsh snd m y friends la Newberg* The two
The
Lafayette
Mineral
Springs
al services were held there on Sat­
he took up his duties that night.
companled on his return by his hotel, bath house and engine house M ra E lliott left fo r Seattle where years I spent in New berg were a
Ralph Butt went down to mother, Mrs. C. C. Woodworth, who
Mrs. E lliott w ill spend about two pleasure and I w ill never forget the
C. C. McEiyen and w ife and two urday.
were completely destroyed by fire weeks with her parents, returning I many frtdhds I have there." Mr.
Mr. Coon and w ill visit here until about the
children o f Spokane, Wash., visited attend the funeral,
last Thursday noon.
Some o f the about September 1, when Mr. Eliott Gray was w ith the M iller Mercantile
a t tha J. P , Taylor home laat Satur­ Dale Butt and w ife took the remains o f October. Mr. Woodworth v:
tares to the bath house were takes up his boys’ wopk at .Salem.
bsek'to
B
a
y
City,
Michigan,
after
the
I company here.
day night. Thay ere looking fo r a
at Chicago and Sterling, Illinois,
saved but the hotel waa a complete
home In this county and want on to funeral fo r Interment there.
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a t Hutchinson, Kansas, which fa the loan The fire is said to have orig­
M cM innville to visit Mrs. McElyea’s
Herman Schoengarth o f Grsnton, home o f his mother.
inated in the upper part o f the ho­
brother, W illiam Gunning,' and fam ­ Wisconsin, wss here fo r s week vis­
W illiam Arthur W hite aad family tel. The dance hall and tw o eot-
iting Mr. snd Mra, Rice Devis and
ily.
motored from Yakim a arriving at tages were not damaged. Dr. Brown
He de­
Prof. L M. Tapper of Bedford, other friends In Newberg.
Newberg on the 8th. and are visiting had the place under lease«,,
Mich., accompanied by his w ife and parted Tuesday for Tacoma to visit with his mother,
Mrs. Mary U.
W. H. W00DW0ETH,
E. P. GILL.
A. E* MILLS,
Mias Elisabeth Sktpworth returned
other
friends
snd
w
ill
also
stop
at
his sister and her three eons o f
W hite, and his slaters, Mrs. Thomas to her home In Portland Sunday a f­
President
. ,
Cashier
Vice Pres.
Gresham, Ore., visited at the Presi­ other points enroute horns. B e ex­ E. Miles and Mrs. Spencer W. Kent-
dent Pennington home laat Thurs­ pects to return to the weet next year ner. H e says this country looks fine ter having spent her two weeks’ va­
cation with Mrs. Ralph O. Otis.
day. Professor Tupper was head of with hi* fam ily to make his home.
considering the drouth. They have
n school from which President Pen­
The Graphic acknowledges the g ift irrigation at Takim a and fruit, crops, W h ile here she accompanied the Otis
nington graduated In his younger o f s very beautiful bouquet o f dah­ etc., are Immense. They think the fam ily to Seaside where they spent
days.
lias from Mm. George Crites. The Columbia highway perfectly grand. a week. Miss Sklpworth has a re­
sponsible position with
L i pm an.
The rain o f the pest week has blooms are all marvellous fo r both
Mr. and -Mrs. T. R Blaylock and W olfe A Co., being head o f the fancy
demonstrated one thing which Is sise snd colorings snd w e n certain­ fam ily came up from Tigard Friday work department, and she makes
needed about town very much. This ly much appreciated by the forcé. o f last week fo r a day’s visit her home with her parents.
Her
is the cu tting o f weeds along the Mrs. Crites has a beautiful assort­ at the Chester A. Dlmond home. Mr, father is pastor of the Woodstock
ment
o
f
these
flowers
In
her
yard
sidewalks, in some places these
Blalock and Mr. Dlmond were room­ Methodist church.
overhang the sidewalks to such an snd is advertising ths cut flowers mates at W illam ette University some
Mrs. W illiam Clemmens enter­
snd
bulbs
for
sale.
extent that it is difficult to walk
12 years ago. Mr. Blaylock has a
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bryant snd position in the Seattle schools now tained ten lady friends as a benefit
without gettin g wet. In addition to
Foreign
Domestic
this they are very unaigbtly.
daughter, Mise Mabel, and R. C. and they have been visiting Mrs. party fo r the women’s foreign mis­
Cooley and Mrs. M. W . Cooley all o f Blaylock’s mother at Tigard slnoe sionary society o f the M. E. church
Exchange
Exchange
Eugene, motored down last Monday the summer school session closed at at her home on Hancock street Tues­
day afternoon. The afternoon was
to spend sevdrsl days w ith the Cool­ O. A. C.
Interest on
Safe Deposit
spent in conversation and sewing and
eys at this place.
Mrs.
M. W .
Time
Deposits
The Berrian band went to Port­ refreshment» consisting o f sand­
Boxes tor Bent
Cooley Is the mother o f H. A. and
land laat Sunday afternoon as sched­ wiches, salad, cake and coffee were
C. N. Cooley o f this place, while Mrs.
Bryant and R. C. Cooley are sister uled and played with the I. O. O. served by the hostess. Those present
F. band of Portland In a concert fi£ were:
Mesdames Boggess, Gould,
snd brother of them.
the Peninsula park. Quite a good Ed Kienle. U. S. G. M iller, A lice Mc-
Mise
Norn
Lambert
returned many o f the local band men were Nay, M. J. Nash. Lola Swart, J. H.
Thursday from California where she unable to go for lack o f conveyances Sherlock. Sr., Mrs. G. E. Kienle snd
has been attending the San doss and because o f previous engagements Chester A. Dlmond. The ten guests
normal, to be with her mother, Mrs. but the combined bands made a good w ill unite In g ivin g a joint party at
M. E. Webster until school opens In showing and there was a large crowd the church next Tuesday afternoon
the fall. She went to Portland on in attendance to hear the concert to which all ladies are Invited. A
Friday to meet some other teachers which was a splendid success.
unite la giving to the world a
charge o f 25c w ill be made fo r this
who were coming up from San Joee
reliable remedy for indigestion
Rebekahs and their families, num­ affair.
by host and expected to bring them
i troubles now I
bering 67, gathered at the city park
home with her for a short visit here.
last Monday evening for the annual
The American Legion boyg believe picnic.
The occasion happened to
that they have the equal o f any floor fall on the anniversary o f Mr. and
In the state for dancing lb their new Mra. F. D. Eckerson’s wedding and
bnlldlng and they are offering good so that event waa also celebrated.
music and making every effort to Mra. W. W. Nelson composed and
g ive the public a good time a t their read a poem fittin g the occasion aad-
regular Saturday night dances. They presented the Eckersons with a set
Always of the highest qoality made safe for yon.
accept the scrip in payment and urga' o f cups and saucers. According to
the publie to come and enjoy an ev­ this poem, which space w ill not per­
In neat air tight containers, assuring a clean, potent product
ening with them any Satufday. See mit ua to publish, the Eckersons were
their advertisement In another col­ married In 1878 In Michigan.
Purity insured by rigid test. Insist on “Puretest.” Safeguard
umn for prices, etc.
The W. C. T. U. w ill meet on
The first carload fo r this mason
the family medicine chest with the “Puretest” label.
b f dried loganberries packed In 35 August 31 at the Baptist church for
an
all
day
session
to
make
quilts
for
pound boxes waa shipped io an east­
Mothers have confidence in “Puretest” household remedies.
Bring
ern market early this week by the the children’s form home.
Oregon Growers cooperative associa­ lunch. A h alf hour In the afternoon
“Puretest” has revolutionised the drug buxine«— en advanoe
tion. Dried logaaa are being packed w ill be given to the study of law en­
It follows Closely la chemical
In various slsed cartons fo r the trade forcement. The lessons are very In­
in the method of handling ordinary commodities for home
▲ pair of oar glasses for jour
eompoeitAoo the eeUbrstsd nativ-
this year, which it is expected w ill teresting and instructive. We find
ml watsra of Europe—e combi na­
greatly Increase consumption. In how very little we know on this sub­
close work is like an elevator
tion o f Mote U d laxative salts
marketing thla delicious fru it by this set as we study the book. Anyone
We have a complete line of the “Puretest” drugs and atf
wishing
to
give
towels,
clothing,
fortified with 1/tbis sad sodium
method and with particular ears In
for the top floor.
phosphate. It tushes the kid­
v.
prices as low as the ojd style ef baying the«.
maintaining quality, future crops. It fruit, or anything the farm home caa
neys sad alimentary tract, wash­
Is believed, w ill find a better rsosp- use are invited to do so. See Mra.
ing a War all Impurities end
Eleanor Jeffries, 800 North street.
Ten map read aad do your
SEE OUB WINDOWS THIS WEEK
tlon in eastern markqto-
thoroughly cleansing the body
Mrs. Mary B. C. Scott, secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butt left by
dose work with absolute 00 m-
— f R u a I f you am meotaOf dm
The Twentieth Century groceries
auto to attend the national bar as­
pressed, physically worn out.
fort when properly fitted with
sociation meeting at San Francisco. o f which there are now 21, held
bodily fatigued, lacking In ner- j
They went w ith the axpeetatlon of their first plenict at Crystal Lake
r, or have back i
oar doable vision glasses.
camping out along the w ay but on park on Wednesday o f this week.
P E ’
the second day Just before they were Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Haas, m an age«
lonsrer— aro to TOUT druggist and
ready to go Into camp they ran oner o f tha Twuntieth Century store in
ask for X*. I). S. Hepatic Salt*.
PBESCBimOH DRUGGIST
a big snake and decided to camp In- Newberg, closed the local store and
They will bring Is
aide. Some y e a n ago It would not also attended the picnic. The Twun-
hava been considered wonderful that tleth Century stores are located at
one should see snakes on their w ay stragetlc points In and around Port­
to a bar association meeting, bat in land and are ran by the Internation­
Volstead times It is a little peenllar al Bales A Produce company of which
308 First Street
Bleak 108
t© say the lea st A t any rate Mr. Rosa M cIntyre o f Portland Is presi­
and Mrs. Butt expect to return b o a » dent. The latest addition to thalr
THE JEWELEB • 0PTM3AM
groceries is a second store
Sunday and doubtless the Judge can chain
then explain it all.
at Oregon City. .
Local and Personal News
Everything
Electrical
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Yamhill Electric Company
M iyg
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First National Bank
o f Newberg
28,000
PHYSICIANS
AND DRUGGISTS
Puretest
Glasses Are
Household D rugs
E le v a to r s
HEPATIC SALTS
Lynn B. Fergu son
£5
Graham’s
Drug Store *
C. A. Morns
The
Store
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