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VOLUM E IX, NO. 52
Council Passes City
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it For 1932
Single Copy, 5 Cents
M A N Y FARM ERS ARE
GROWING N E W SE E D
Beaverton. Washington County, Oregon.
Friday,
I m « —
Group Discusses Bus
Line ïo Garden Home :
I SILEN TLY PASSING |
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Maine Hills was born in Law-
r«H I, Kansas, February 27, 1MC.
She waa educatad in that stale as
teacher and taught here unm
| May 21, 1H90, when she was unite!
in inai ria ge. to Frc-d W. Cady at
Burlingame, Kansas.
1 They first made their home at
Ellensbutg, Washington, moving to
McMinnville, Oregon, and finally, in
April, 1893, came to Beaverton,
where she resided continuously un
til her death.
She was early associated with the
Bethel Congregational Church aa
*n active member and the church
and all of its activities were a vi­
tal part o f her life.
She leaves to mourn her loss;
j three children,
Barbara at home;
Willis L . of Beaverton, arvj
Mrs.
Kuth Banana
of Portland; four
grandchildren,
Maxine and David
ady, Howard and Evelyn Bankus;
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November 27, 1931
Gervais Team Loses
In Beaverton Game
$1.50 Per Yeai
WINTER VIOLETS
The chill November winds hsd flung
To earth the leaves all brown and sere,
While o'er the skies the gray clouds hung.
Shadowing the landscape cold and drear.
Nearly 90 farmers of Washington
county are growing a type o f red
«lover different from the native red
clover that we have been growing
Vet here, with wondering Joy I And,
here, according to W. F. Cyrus,
O’er moorland bare and desolate,
With scented breath o f fragrant thyme,
county agent. Two strains are b e ­
I
s
In (ieiierul, the Usual Six ing grown. One of theae ia the City Attorney Myers
The sweet late-blooming violet.
Several Times the Gervais
Tennessee
Anthracnnee
resistant
Per cent Raise Is Ad*
Chosen as a Committee
Gray clouds their beauties but enhance,
Team Almost
Score..,
t)pa and the other la whet la being
'Neath sodden skies, o'er barren ways,
liered to in Budget
to Inquire about bus
called the Ohio hardy type.
The
On winds of adverse circumstance,
But they Are Held
latter clover was started
in the
Wafting the sweets o f Summer days.
DISCUSS SID E W AL K S county in 11130 and the other waa AN ELECTION IS HELD
May
we when sorrows blot the sky,
W RIGHT DOESN’T FLAY
first sown here In 1929. These new
And shadows dim the winding path.
seed lota were brought
Into
the
With smiling lips reprers the sigh;
'I n t * I . t'ommittrr of Ihr Whole lo ccunty for a specific purpose.
Hr. J. K. Talbert la New President,
B. H. S„ Near Paid of Schedule.
Voicing the songs o f hope and laith.
Consider Ways and Mean.
Western Oregon red clover seed
and law Kirhey, Vice>Pres.
—Geitrude Martin Christensen
Has Lost But On ! Game
haa, for the past several
years, 1
The annual bu Igrl meeting for ' liven discriminated against in parts
Pursuant to a call iaaued by
The Gervais High .School football
< f ,
the Town of Beaverton w n held in of the east because o f a lack
President Schultz and Secretary
team came to Beaverton Friday only
hardiness
when
grown
there
lly
the Town llall
Monday evening,
Short of the Beaverton Chamber of
to face defeat at the
hands ot 1 HIGH SCHOOL N E W S
November 23 as advertised in the following a system of certification Commedce, there waa a meeting o f
Coach Warren's hard fighting Bea­
|w*t iaauea of the Keview.
How­ on the new seed it ia hoped that it that body held in their rooms in the
verton squad. The score was 12-4).
lota
HI-Y
ever, there were no exceptions la- will be possible to maintain
Bank of Beaverton building Friday
Thia is the last home game of this
The H i-Y organization of Bea­
ben to the budget aa prepared by that are free from undcairahlc vol­ evening of last week.
L m r s r u
L-n* brul^ fr' M l,‘
season, and wa. also the lost game verton High school, headed by Mr.
the committee, and
the levying unteer clover and that in time W es­
One of the
important
matters Ldn. Bills, Mias Frances Hill, and lh. t lnany f tbe io o tU u
tern Oregon red clover seed may
Webb, thia year has 15 members.
board that ia, the Town CoiMCfl
l»e put back on a price parity with which came up for conaiderstion Mei
The president of the organipation
R .. n r "
?
I*“ * « " the
Beaverton field this
vote.) to paae the budget.
Mrs.
K
P.
HeaId
and
Ralph
D.
'
Mr>
„
m.
ny
ùf
th#
flrit
te.
m
men
was the matter o f the so-called
seed from other regions.
ia Oliver Kauppilla and the Sec.-
Thla budget oiffera
from
laal
llil.s
of
Los
Angeles.
which it
Providing that volunteer clover la Garden Home bus line
expect to graduate this year.
Treas. is Lebert Wilson.
yeai a aomewhal. Among the dlf- kept out, the new straina
Churchill Had Evidently
Funeral services were held Thurs­
should turning to Lombard street now but
Fifteen o f the H i-Y
members
AI
Wismer,
Beaverton
half
back,
lerenrea we note that laal year liu maintain their Kirdy characteris­ which several of the business men day afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the
Been Drinking Before
called signals through
out the took part in the induction ceremony
marehall'a aalary wa. llooOO, thu tics indefinitely, according to George desire to have
come up into or Bethel Congregational church. Rev. game in place o f Captain Bob at Camas last week. They motored
He Wa* Killed
yeai |U000| itt .Heel light, laal K. lly »lop. of the Oregon State co l­ through Ueuverton.
I C. Clark officiated Interment was
Wright. Wright, although in foot­ to Camas under the supervision ot
> ear $l,u:»U.OO, thla year »l.h.-Mxi, lege. The lark o f hardiness that
at Lincoln Memorial Park.
Considerable discussion ensued but
ball uniform, watched
the entire Mr. Wtbb. Six of these members
fire department laat year $100.00, haa been apparent in some section,
no one present seemed to know just
tliia year $200.00.
The uaual aix in the east is not due to the cli­
John C. De Haan, 6», of Whitford game from the side lines. It seems "e r e neophytes. They were: Carl A LE X BRAN D T O N LY 16
what step, to take nor what mea-
pel rent raiae arema to have been matic condition, here except a . our
station died Moniay at his home. that Coach Warren wanted him to Beach, Jack Barron, Porter Under­
suies would be necessary in order
wood, Malcom Clement, Van Brown,
ju il about adheied to, aa the total mild winter weather haa permitted to get the bus line thiougn the town. He was a native o f Holland, b u t save his strength for the McMnin-
Brandt
Is
Survived By Father,
and Paul Boeckli.
ville-Beaverton game.
amount laat year aaa $10,096.50 aa a smooth - stemmed, non hardy type
had
been
a
resident
of
this
country
Brother, and
Stater
1 h. re was a statement made that
Other
members
o
f
the
H
i-Y
are:
No scores were made during the
againat HU.42-.UO thia year.
o f clover to live and pr> dure seed. this bus line was being held out of for more than 50 years. ,
Maurice Manning, Stanley Cornils,
first
quarter,
but
at
the
last
of
it
He is survived by his
widow,
Anotiier project receiving con.id • Hardin«»«, from the viewpoint of Beaverton by the Greyhound busses.
Wallace Churchill died at Emanu­
the bell six yaris Herbert Mason, Lebert Wilson, Ken­
Dora; and four children, John R., Beaveron had
the eastern purchaser. Is looked at
«ration at the meeting ol tne Coun
C. J. Beach reported that a man Adam and Doia, at home, and Hen- from
Gervais’ goal line.
At the neth Taylor, Oliver Kauppilla, Ed­ el hospital in Portland early Mon­
ill waa thu mailer of
auk-walk, from two angles.
ward
Poston, Ronald Webb and day morning aa a result of being
carrying a heavy hand grip called
ry, at Welches, Oregon; as well as quarter the goals were changed, and
along Mat .on at r«et.
On motion
"The clover must be hardy from at his place
Ralph Graf.
,
of business and in­ many friends.
struck by an automobile driven try
after
three
plays
Beaverton
made
of Alderman lioawell the Council the standpoint of withstanding win
quired where
the Garden Home
Albert Chapman.
Funeral services were held from the first touchdown o f the game.
voted to notify owiiera of property ter lem|irraturra and weather con­ busses stopped. He told the stran­
GIRL RESERVES
Churchill was traveling
toward
Pegg’s
Chapel
Wednesday
afternoou
TheY
iailed
10
convert
In
d
ie
se
ditions,
and
it
inuat
also
show
some
along the weal aide of Watson Arret
ger that they did not cóme into
A Girl Reserves meeting was held Portland, walking, and those who
in
the Crescent! Cond touchdown, also made in the
thet aioewaika broken end otherwiae rrsialanre to attacks of leaf hop­ town but only ax far as Lombard with interment
Beaverton again In u r.day, November 19, at which picked him up state that he nad evi­
Grove cemetery.
second quarter,
The hairy stemmed type of
in bad repair ahould be replaced, pers.
rtreet, "W hy?*’ inquired the stran­
there were 53 members present.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
| failed to convert
dently been orinking. Just at the
and that the ownera of property be red clover carries both these char­ ger, "do the Greyhound people and
The meeting was opened with a bottom o f the depression east
of
acteristics,"
states
Hyslop,
who
U
Several
times
the
Gervais
team
given 30 day a in which to comply
O.
S.
C.-UTAH
TO
MEET
in contact with eastern conditions the Southern Pacific still own the
came
dangerously within scoring recitation of the G. R. code and Weed's Nursery he met the cor
with thia ruilng.
IN BEN E FIT GAM E distance from the goal. At one slogan by Irene Fuegy.
driven by Chapman.
The
driver
and authorities of the United State« tow n?" he w«>nt on to inquire.
Thu aidewaik haa been
under
Reports c f the various commit­ says that he hit him head on, that
City Attorney L. L. Myers, a
Department of Agriculture.
time they intercepted a pass and
consideration by the Town ( ouncil
to r t ideation o f
fields
of thL« member o f the loan! of directors
Every football fan in the sta te! crossed the goal line, but the ball tees were given by1 each commit­ he did not see him until he was
a number of limea in yrara paal, !
clover has been carried on for the ul the Chamber, was appointed a o f Oregon will be given a chance to was called back by the referee. Ger­ tee chairman. Two new committees. within a very few feet.
Both of
but to date thia is the first deftntu past two years without charge to special
committee to contact the do his bit for the unemployed by vais was given the ball and they Ring and Rock Creek Camp, were Churchill's legs were broken above
action that ha« been taken looking the grower.
introduced.
The
chairman
of
each,
of
th e
G arden buy ng tickets for the intersections! tried again to push it over, but they
This certification will m ansgement
the knees. He sustained other in­
toward« providing adequate protec­ have to he continued probably un­ Home
bua
line
and
inquire football game between University had to give up the ball to Beaver­ lespectively, is Lucille Nelson and juries, some internal, from the e f­
tion for pediatriana.
Audrey Wallis.
til the change to the new strain of what steps he would like to have of ’Utah and Oregon State in Port” ton.
fects o f which he died.
A G.R. ring will be presented to ,
The Council adjourned aubject to clover it practically complete. Wide taken in order to have Beaverton land December 5. Every seat in the
Towards the end of the last half
Chapman stopped his car as soon
each
girl
having
earned
it
at
the
'
the call of the Maydt and tmrnedl
variations are found in fields o f served by
this new transportation Multnomah stadium is reserved and Gervais, then holding the ball, be
as possible and went bock, but be­
«tidy afterward met aa a committee red clover grown from the old seed line.
all tickets are selling at $1.00 each, came desperate and threw three in- Mother'Daughter banquet to be giv- fore he arrived a car driven by H.
of the whole to consider waya ant
In most all instances where all
Under the orjer o f new business first come, first served. Applica­ complete forward passes just before cn *c" £ tun* ,n
T° « ” Schloltmann came up from behind
mi-ana of meeting certain exist mg the clover seed sown has been raised the election o f officers for the com ­ tion for tickets should be mailed the final whistle.
“ " T .* * “
rt “ necessary- for and the occupants weie picking the
D
,
the Girl
Reserve
to be either a
conditions.
on the farm for many years and ing term was held. L. L. Myers, C. to Multnomah stsdium ticket office
Beaverton u now nearing the end SeIlior ^ j unior> with
grmde be_ man up. Churchill was brought to
no other Iota of seed have been J. Beach, and C, J. Bielman were or to the graduate
manager at
of
her
football
schedule
with
only
!ow
-
C"
;
a
G.R.
at
least
six
montns; Dr. Mason, who, seeing the gravi­
brought
in,
the
clover
will
show
a
elected directors to serve two years; Oregon State college.
M A N Y TRAFFIC ACCI­
VT”
h*
rd.1
,**me*
¿or
‘
hem
to
pl»y.
must
have
attended
three-fourths
ol ty o f the case immediately called
rather high percentage o f the hairy Dr. J R. Talbert, president; and
Utah, undefeated in the
Rocky McMinnville and Newberg.
DENTS REPORTED stemmed type. In instances where Lee Richey, Vice-President.
the meetings during the six months; an ambulance and bad the injured
Mountain conference the last three
must have at least one hobby; and man taken to the hospital.
it has been the practice to buy red
years,
has
lost
only
one
game
this
Following the special meeting, a
Churchill was able to talk a litclo
must earn her ring money herself.
Traffic accidents seem to be the «lover seed frequently the
fields meeting of the board of director.-! season and that to University of .'IISS INA ROOD IS G IV­
bit when brought to Dr. Mason and
older of the day. what with the show a relatively high percentage of
A
fter
the
business
of
the
meet­
EN SURPRISE PARTY
was held at which time a bill to N. Washington by the score o f 7 to 6.
ing was conducted a “ Charm Play" stated that he lived at Tobias.
lieexing weather, the wet
pave­ the smooth stemmed clover
J. Skee for notarizing the options The Utes defeated Colorado by the
The deceased has made his home
ments, and the desire of everyone
Dislike for our seed can not be
Miss Ina Rood n . given • birth-
,by ^
? T
that the chamber h.T secured “ for 1 ? ° / V Î * 1 . V , * * ! * 0re* ° n SU *
for some time on the Tobias road
to get some place with the very- overcome in on* season. The feel­
day surprise party Friday afternoon " " “ T
The pUy was followed b>’ just a little south of the railroad
the Tualatin Valley highway right- ! defeated the ( oioradans 1 ♦> to 0.
ing in some sections of the east that
least delay possible.
Utah will be more than anxious at her home on Reedville road, by
ot-w ay and another to Kerd Groner
track, where his wife survives him.
laiwia Laramore of Vernonia got it is not adapts! to their conditions for walnuts to be used at the com ­ to trim Oregon State, as the Rocky a few of her friends. It was a gen-
His remains were taken to Sher­
STUDENT
COUNCIL
has
grown
up
over
a
period
of
Mountain
team
is
seeking
admit­
mixed up with three bicycles. Ben
uine surprise and Miss Rood was
munity Christmas tree ordered paid.
A Student Council meeting was wood for burial Tuesday afternoon.
tance to the Pacific coast confer­ very busy getting in readiness some
Harms and Henry Harms figured in years and it will tnke more than
ence. Oregon State Orangemen a f­ of the product of the farm for the held Wednesday for the purpose of
a collision near ScheffUn church on two or three seasons to overcome i
this attitude. Growers here can CHURCH FE STIV AL IS
ter losing to Washington State in Thanksgiving market. Miss Rood fit­ planning discussion for the Student
Alex Brandt, son of A. Brandt, Sr.
the sixteenth o f the month.
well afford to use the new seed for
miles
Thursday W. S. Harris of Spring
DECIDED
SUCCESS
r ortland some time ago 7 to 6, also ted the ladies out with aprons and Body meeting to be held Wednesday a farmer living about six
their
seeding
purposes,
believes
northwest of Beaverton, was killed
will be more than anxious to re­ in no time it looked more like a rfternoon. November 25.
dale road was struck when making
Hyslop. There ia a plentiful supply
Tuesday evening about 11:00 o'clock
deem themselves before the Port­ “ picking party” as the feathers be­
a corner.
Failure to see any cat
The Harvest Festival given by the
of locally grown seed available. The
B E A V E R CLUB CARD
land fans.
when the machine he was driving
or signal seemed to be responsible Tennessee Anthracnose
gan
to
fly
about.
The
ladies
enjoyed
resistant Indies’ Aid o f the Congregational
G. J. Schuanke o f North
Plains
themselves, telling stories and hav­
P A R TY IS EN JO YED was hit by a coupe coming down
kind should be kept off land where church last Friday was a decided
the junction of Jefferson street with
ing a general good time. The re­
seemed to
the other party in the 1 there is certain to be much volun­ success
H A D L E Y HAS
An interesting program J. T.
the lower end of the Canyon road.
freshments which were to have been
affair.
The
card
party
.Saturday
evening
teer clover. This strain has distinct was given during the latter part
A MAJOR OPERATION served will wait until
Brandt, accompanied by his sis­
Nick Bothman driving a Shell Oil disease resistant qualities, and it of the evening.
some future which was given by the Beaver So-
time, when farm ladies are not so cial club was an enjoyable affair, ter, Pauline, was driving towards
Co. truck tangled with a National | should not become mixed with any
The program was as follows. A | J. T. Hadley, o f the Huber dis­ busy.
Biscuit Co. truck driven by H. T. other.
although not so well attended as home and had almost reached the
.
• .
.
number by the Rhythm Bsnd, com- | trict, underwent a major operation
lies la on a corner at Forest Grove. : In the esse o f the Ohio hardy . pOM.(, o f , he youngtr membcr, of at the Good Samaritan hospital in
usual, owing to many other affairs place where the two double traffic
Marian McCrae has purchased E on hand that evening.
lanes join with the four lane street,
Wednesday. iSlippery puvement i* type, the sooner the change is made the Sunday school under the direc-
Portland, Monday evening, and is
K. Hunter's milk route in Wallowa
when a coupe going towards Port­
the better it will lie
Where there
given as the cause.
There
were
nine
tables
at
play.
tion of !Mrs. L. W. Tucker and Miss
Retting along as well as could be
land was unable to make the sharp
•Friday of last week, Carl R. is much volunteer clover the field Fern Haines; two numbers by the expected.
The Standard Cleaners at Ashland The ladies’ high score was held by
curve at that point and plunged al­
Hanson and B. II. Shellea came to ­ will not l>e certified but by keeping |
high school boys' quartet and the
Mr. Hadley had a similar opera- h* ve Painted their P,ac* of business Mrs. Chas. Berthold, second by Mrs. most head on into the cab of the
gether at the corner of Fifth and dean lots of the hardy type for our
j V. A. Wood, low by M rs.
Mary
complications
A large train
o f lumber
was
seeding purposes and not seeding high school girls quartet; comet - tion in August, but
Watson in Beaverton
Again slip
wa* Summers. Guy Alexander held the Brandt car.
the old clover the switch to the new solo, Jack Marsh; piano selection, 1 have arisen making the second op- shipped from Toledo during a recent
pery pavement ia blamed.
Brandt was so severely injured
high score for the men, J. B. Keel­
Helen Godfrey.
j nation necessary.
. H«v.
day.
er second, and Mrs. J. W. Ray- that he was rushed to a hospital,
Ji L. Carlson n«-ar Rex was pass­ kind will be made that much soon­
nard, playing on the men's side, had where he died almost as soon as he
ing a car when it swerved to make er.
Yields of seed from the crop from
low. Mrs. J. R. Talbert was also arrived.
Pauline
suffered
from
a left turn. He did not see any
the eastern seed were
in
some
presented with a trophy.
shock and a few minor bruises, but
signal.
cases disappointing this year. How­
The committee, consisting of the was not seriously injured.
Several other reports were turned
ever, if the general average is con ­
Mesdames Otto Erickson, H. R.
in to Sheriff Connell's office, among sidered and the general average of
The driver of the coupe, whose
Nelson and Guy McCormic, served name we have not learned as we go
them the accidental death of W. the native red considered there wa.i |
cake and coffee.
Churchill near Weed's nursery, in very little if any difference. Some t
to press, is said to be held by the
ftont of the /.imbrlek place.
Portland police who will probably
very good seed yiehls of the new
tali
file a complaint charging involun­
KINTON LAD IES’ AID
sted were obtained.
T his m o ä . h e p i p n t «
tary manslaughter.
BETHEL CHOIR SINGS
W ORK
ON
QUILT
Young Brandt was only sixteen
-lue
a ut
AT FOREST GROVE LODGE MEMBERS GO
years o f age and lived with his
The
regular
meeting
o
f
the
Kin-
help
TO PORTLAND MEET
ton Ladies' Aid society was well st - father on the Elmonica road bet­
Sunday afternoon the choir o f the
tended last Wednesday afternoon ween the Walker and Cornell roads.
Congregational church furnished the
Mrs J. R. Talbert, Mr. and Mrs.
L0AFIN6 ARTUNPIHE u iy w v
and fine progress was made on a His remains will be brought t o
music for the vesper service at the S. B. Lawrence, Mrs. Anna Sprague.
quilt
which will be ready for quilt­ P eggs Undertaking Parlors, where
Congregational church
ot
Forest Mr. and Mrs. R B. Denney a t­
ing at the next meeting. There are funeral arrangement^ will be made
Grove. Rev. Chas. Clarke delivered tended the visitation of
Matrons,
several orders in for this kind of later in the week.
the message for the afternoon. In Patrons, Associate
Matrons a n d
Alex Brandt, Jr., is survived by
work
and the president, Mrs. Alice
the evening the Forest Grove choir Patrons, and secretaries of Port­
E. Richards expects to have some his. father, Alex Brandt; one sister.
furnished the music for the service land and vicinity at Martha Wash­
special meetings during the winter Miss Pauline Brandt, and a brother,
at the
Keaverton
Congregational ington chapter o f Portland.
months.
Ben. His mother was buried about
church and Rev. Ward occupied the
The guests were delightfully en­
six years ago.
pulpit.
tertained. This was the last of the
MRS. F. L. SPEN CER
Refreshments of cake and coffee visits.
were served to the visitors and n
E N T E R T A IN S CLUB THE DAUGHTERS OF
short social yisit was enjoyed by SI! ELLEN BERGERS
VETERANS
MEET
all.
Mrs. F. L. Speneer
entertained
HA
V
E
M
A
N
Y
GUESTS
The two choirs are practicing on
the Tuesday Bridge club at her
Mero L. Tanner Tent o f Daugh­
"The Messiah," which will he sung
i home Tuesday. Added guests were ters of Union Veterans of the Civil
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barrette of ,
„
in unison at both churches the sec-
Mrs. E Stipe, Mrs. R. R . Sum­ War met in regular seasion Mon­
Pocatello, Idaho, are visiting nt the L * - ; “ -----
end Sunday in December.
mers, Mrs. Ruby Boyd, Mrs. Otto day afternoon in the I.O.O.F. hall.
Shellenbcrger home.
Mrs. Barrette
~
_ -
Erickson. Mrs. Stipe won the high Nomination of officers for the en­
and Mrs. Shelienliergcr are sisters.
^ ; ____
~-,V
honors.
suing year, the initiation o f a new
DAUGHTER
VISITS
Rhoda, Gladys, and I’nul Shcllen- V
member, and the discussion of plans
AT HEDGE HOME berger are also spending the holi­
TH R E E CAR LOADS OF for ways to raise money were fea­
days at home.
tures of special interest.
Mrs. L. W. Reynolds (formerly
POTATOES SHIPPED
The next meeting will be held at
Mias Marjorie Hedge) of San Fran­
A new turkey show building was
the hall on December 14 with pot
cisco arrived Monday night for
a dedicated at Oakland recently.
Three car loads of potatoes are luc! lunch at noon.
short visit with her parents, Mr.
being shipped from Beaverton this
Graveling of the highway North
and Mrs. C. K. Hedge. She drove
week. They are billed to Stockton.
of Gardiner is progressing.
A new drug store was recently
through, and Tuesday morning she
Calif. The shippers are McKinley, epened in Harrisburg.
Preliminary
plans
have
been
com
was Joined by her husband, L . W.
Mitchell A
Son of Portland. It is
Gown Shop was opened for busi­
Reynolds, who had arrived by air­ pleted for the construction of a
j not known what is the variety of
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