HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-2-2, Page 7Armatettby Bolshevi .KEEP LITTLE 0
A. vivid picture of the terrors of life i il .,
metier the Bolshevisk rule in the early - iii
OhYs of Leiiiii.4 iiiiie qq-lotzki le given
by Miss Janet Jeffery, who Was Mien
,an Einglieh governess to a Ruesian
One eyening, she slitys as we were
eittirug round the same -vans trying to
take the best of our carrot "tea" end
gte forget our wre,bchedneset, two. Reds
tramped in, and 'teak away Prhic,ess
Sroneanov, scitlient sennuelnas allowing
her to put on a wrap.
The Prinoese ^Meetehersky and I
tried to keep up a pretense of cheerful -1
nesS; but it „was, hard to' do it When '
the children, fearful ot the Red Terror,
weuld sereaixz w1th lJread In the darlc
Ileum, And there was no ,room for pre-
tense at all whea, on the night after
Prince,se Tonearioirs arrest, Peincess
Mestchersky came to- my bedside and
told inc that heist:urea Would be next.
She said she had mode her will and
left mo guardian for her children.
wanted to crYar but I triecl to look craze
instead.
"Weat on earth will I do with, four
childrea?" I asked.
"Take them, td'England and educate
them. I give them ,t0 )''011." '
The next to be arrested was not the
p.rineeets, but myse11! It wee' for diet:.
playing on the wall 'of my bedroom. a
Union Jack handkerchief, which the
, tittle dandified Delleheeciet adjUtant.
tore down after I had refused: to 're-
move it. When he had swaggered
Cto.rtb. I put it up again and went on
with the lesson he had interrupted. I
Look it lightly, but the next clay in he
etrutted again, and„ when lie saw my
colors flying anoe more he air:Least ex-
gleaed with rage. He blew liis whistle
end in rusehed the , guards—fceue of
them,
"Arrest the Englisliwoman!" he
yelled at the teup of his voice, and they
eeaeizen nee roughly. '
I remember the leo:reified look of the
ntrincese, as they marched me through
the. drawing -room. The end had come
I thougtt. It would have done no
good to kick or to sieream; one small
woman could, no,t da much againet
e, f our big Bolshevik -1 who held her like
^vinee. They took me out of the house, %-
Winter is „a dangerous atea.son. LOT
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changeable—one day bright, the next
°old apd ettermy, that the mother is
afraid to take the children out for the
fresh air and exeretse they need eo
much. In consequence they nre often
cooped up in overheated, easily venti.
lated rooms:and, are soon, sedated with
00 1(15 OT r1po. Wht 15:ned
keep the little ones well is. Baby's Own
Tablets. They w51I regulate the stern -
act and bowels and drive out colds,
and by their use •the baby will be able
to get 'over the winter geneh in per.
feetsafety, The' Tablets, are sold by
medicine dealers OT by mail at 25 cts.
a. box from The Dr, Medi-
cine Ca., 13rockviele, Ont.
1!3ote Fate In Fact,
Pat Murphy was a great favorite
the works. Even the master would
sometimes ettop and crack, a joke with
him. '
One clay the boss met Pat.
"'Morning, Pat!" he said. " 1 hear
that' lately you've taken quite a fancy
for the girls,'
Pat blushed and sniggered.
"Have you not met your fate yet?"
asked the master. '
"Sure and begorrah, sir," exclaimed
Pat sadly, "I met one of her father's
fate last noight."
. Grasp the first opportunity,it
, Might
be your last,
Minar'd's Liniment for Distemper.
An ,F.el .RIAKKAT, '$2500' FOR AT
The market suPplY of fuele in Austria e
and Czecho-Slowaltia ts furaishedeto a
4
Large extent OM '17
end$ J wilaoll the
fishes• are bred, no artiheial hatching
being necessary. Such ponds •yield
InOPS, as reguI a and satisfactory as
Wcirtai areas of the best agricultural
land.
In many ponds eels are grown Fish-
es of that kind, breed lu the ocean, and
sO it is necessary to buy the young
ones in quantity, "planting" them in
the ponds aad feeding them with re-
'fiiSe until they .are big enough to he
marketable.
The little eels used for planting are
nrostlY• imported from France and
Italy. In Our own country the streaftre
in early spring swarn with little eeis
running up from the sea, and, if • We
were' 10: adopt the practice of planting,
therri in ponds, allowing them to grow,
they' would afford an important and
Valuable eontribution to our food sup-
ply.
One for the Scot.
A portly old gentleman, laden with
a travelling -rug anti: several bags, was
endeaVoring 16 make a dignified exit
Loom 'a 'aroSeded railway carriage. '
At the deAr, however, he stumbled
on the pet corn of a brawny Scot.
."lioote, eteobee, moat" groaned the
latter,' "Canna ye look whaur ye're
gain'? H0(4, -toot, nema, hoot!"
Atter he had slammed the, doer be-
hind him the overburdened traveller
put leis bead through the window. '
yersolf!" re torted. "I'm a
traveller, not a motor -car!"
CAN YOU 'WRITE ONE?
Thi▪ rteen Prizes to be Awarded
b a Letter Writing
Competitien.
Some years ago the er. Williams'
Medicine Co., of Brockville, OM, 6r -
fared a series of n'izes to re -idents of
•
bho Province of Ontario for the best
lettors describing the benefits derived
from the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pala either in, the case of the -writer
Wins Essay Competi
Several inembere
vine Troop recently
essay Contest 'for p
the Scoutmaster, A
lirst prize was won
second form of the
tieee, aged 16, whos
VU 1f1
tion 00 Scouting.
at the let Broele
competed in an
rizes (ionated by
by a pupit Iti th
Collegiate insti-
e name is no t di-
, j,
of the 'letter, or some mesnoer 01 incWith regard to the essentials of an
writer's family. I-fund:trade of letters
; A -One -Scout, the winning essay reads
were sae/fluted in this" compeftiit,on,, in part as fatows,:
and yet there innet have b
een "An A -One -Scout is always prepared.
ands of other users of the pills who
I -le is ready for anytning and he tries
dldnotavail t henurllee of eop-
to tie `tottgliestdifculties witn
portunityiowinaprzToall smile
an,other letter Writing 'somPet-Ition is; "Ile is thorough in his Scout Tests
offered. 'Ihere are • ,thenesands who and tries hard to become a King's
have experieneed great benefit from
Szeut. He is a gead signaller arid
the use f Di, Williarn,s1
1)ini Pls ' baadager, 1 -le is careful to learn to
ot
whose cases have never been reported.
tie all the knots, Quickly. With prac-
These will furnish the material for the tics the' Scout ' becemes a good cook
letters to be written ia this contest, end he is often to be found getting his
There is no demandarpon the imagine-
. mother's breakfas,t or supper. He also
tion; every letter must d.eal with facts GMreeps his bedroom and in many other
and facts only.
The Prizes..
The Dr. Willearns'elVIedicine Co., of
Brockville, Ont., will award a prize of
$25.00 fer the best letter received on
or betore the 15th day ot February,
1922, from residents ot the Proviace
ar Ontario on the subject: "Why I
lIallifshearbed %success id wholIel-heart- Recommend Dr. Williams'-Pials Pills."
ed failure. ' A pnize of $10.00 will be awarded for,
the second best letter' receiVeS; a
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. 3. 3. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Ontario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat-
ters through this column. Address him at Spa.clina House, Spadins
Cres ce at. Toronto.
•
.and we were at the gate when our Rus- When we speak of tuberculosis, the case of tubercuiosie .childeen due to
sten amid came running after us and tendency is to think only of the tea.. the bovine type of tubercle is caused
,bogan to talk with the adjutant. And m
actually persuaded him to- let inc an kiwi. or rather the effect a the iblra
y.odriinsrladeallttged,Inglleattieto.r is daaniryy vistrrood:ocitaTs
ebe :go! I think she explained that since disease on people that we may know reason necessary for pasteurizing
I was English I did not realize the OT have seen. It is important, however, milk and, thus destroying any germs
enajeety of Delstevism to remember that some anhuals, as of tuberculosis or other diseases that
well as men tan& women, contrit inew contain' ?
act the
sesee of tabercu ems, and: are
able to transmit it to human beings.
m
FOT ins tae, the average man or wo-
man does not yet realize .suifficiently
the dangens arising from impuremilk, tra-nsmitted tie birds and that is with
else there would be universal pas- reglard to true domestic parrot. This
eurization, that is, heating the milk bis:d being usualaly kept as a pet and
to about 142 deg: F. f or half en hour. Oftentimes to amuse and be company
Cattle are very Cable to contract the Dar invalids, is liable to become infect -
disease and, dairy cows thus affecteS ed through the patients coughing, giv-
often give •milk containing the live ing it scraps of bread. out of their
genre mal,4744 sq imporeant mouths, etc, etc. In this, way, the
to pasteurize the milk where the Parrot ill itlien oalrld.ltrauSlinit ths. hlds
herds have not been tested far any /Ilan type of tuberculosis to other
such disease, ,or -where the origin of- Peopate with whom it came in. intimate
the milk supply is uneerba,in. Mothere ounteet. Of course the birdie in a
are now beginning to realize the dart- zoo or artetery eametimes contract tub -
•gene of impure milk and so from slim- onoulosie; *like bhe avian. type
Spider Silk Woven by
4 Clever achine.
Frcm time to time the ingenuity of
;scion:teats has been exercised with a
-view of devising a substitute for the
&ilk we rmes peednet to find another in-
aeet that will produce something very
eetneese at a lower east.
is an Old idea ,ehat the spider
Silleight emploe-ed in. this way. The
problem has ever been how to obtain a
atilt:latent quantity at the spider thread
and how to find it without breaking -as'
tangling. • ,
A Frenchman. named Oacbot har-
nest:led a spider to a ma.chine of his
o-wn iavention. The machine contain-
, ed tiny bobbins that revolved con-
stantly. The thread was wound as the
spider spun it, not after it had been
made. The end of the web, which was
attached, to the body of the spider,
was caught and fa.stened firmly -to a
bobbin. Then the machine was gently
put in motion. The spider, finding that
his web reeled away, apparently at its
'own volition, n.aturally pulled in the
opposite direction to get away. But,
•lt is said, Cachot found to his great de-
light that the spider did not pull with
sufficient tome to break the thread,
but actu.ally seemed to enjoy the pre-
st ease, maintaining just enough tension
be keep the web in continual mattes.
Many spiders, were tried in. this way,
and at last a stufticherut quantity of
their product was obtained to be
woven into a fabric. Tilts, it is alleged,
was superior to natural silk in tenuity,
ele s ticity and tena,city.
But dresses of spider web are still
beyond tlee reach of any save the very
• rich, A species ot Madagascar spider
la the •only one that supplibe the right
_sort, Of thread. Size for size, this
^ spider's thread le tougner than bar
Iran.
The Frencheian who. con,ducted
these interesting experiments stated
that, another advantage of the spider
as a producer of silk ie that, having
been emptied 01 its, web, it can be fed
and petted back bo condition, when it
will submit to another reeling with-
out sth,awin,g ellI effecta.
WInter Sports.
Middle-aged or even elderly persons
edcl not b e ashamed to find-ithemselves
playing olitlel4r,errst games on the ice or
In. the snow. Tag, leapfrog and prison-
er's base are in no way unsuited to
those who have kept the spirit of
youth, especially when the setting is a
frosty, sparkling midwinter morning,
an oven field with long drifts' of snow,
• a half dozen older folk and AS many
engea ()nee Out diSCOVer b110 din
illIterecte between warming the blood
in. healthful exercise and torpidly hug-
ging a fire in the chimney oorner.
A. picture of the Itoek of Oihraltar
would .took like any little eliff unless
there 'were a ship at the base.
The only erictserw
ies hich leave no
'regret are those which are gained
over igeoranece,
Edgar Intecien Larkin bhp Scientist,
511115 the -Venal), hatilliVecLort. the earth,
acee'ealeng to the 'anclent reenaine
Which 'hate
plieeea teal4P, ile400006 rear,
13irds ,deveIop tubercuriosis„ hut this
type is not transmitted to hurnans.
There is one unusual and interesting
ume in which human tuberculosis is
ways keeps it in order. He keens him-
self clean and neat. leis boots and
collars are always clean,
'If disease knocks at his door, the
good Scout resists it, for he has forti-
fied his betty by healthy sports, by eat-
ing wholesome food and by clean liv-
ing. Should he have to earn his own
living while still young he can readily
secure a good h
position ,because e is
olean and neat in. appearanee, polite
prize of $5.00 fer the third best letter to leas elders, and skillful with his
and ten prizes or $2.00 each for the hands or pen.
next best tem letters. "The good Scout is popular with. all,
The Conditions. but he `toadies? to none. Ile is a
gentleman and he is always courteous
If you are describing the benefits,
especially to ladies. He is kind to
, you have derived in your own case, or
his parents and tries never to d:o any -
that of sone otter member of your
thing that -would grieve his 'mother.
family, the •syneptonie ot the illness
should be fully described, and the let-
ter signed with the full name and cor-
ieet post office address of the person
sterudtng it in. If the case relates to
some person other thaa the writer of
the letter, it must also be eigned by
the pereon whose case is described, as
a guarantee of the truth:, of the state,-
mente made.
The writer of eaoh letter must give
.tb.e name and date eof the paper in
which he or she saw this announce-
ment.
Fln,e writing will not win a prize un-
less you have a good oase to destcribe.
The strength of the reeommendation
an•d not th,e style of -the letter will be
the basis of the awaa•d.
It is understood that The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co. shall have the
right to publish any letter entered in
this contest, it they desire to do so,
whether it wins a prize or not.
This contest Syill'elosie on February
mer restores we often get inquiries eseballar to birdie, 'and is net believed
from mothers asking if all the milk, to. be transmissible to human beings.
eapeeially that for the children, 'Shotelki' However, in the case of sick parrots,
be bailed,. It is a wise inquiry-, atkl
shows an intelligent • i-nterest, for
there is no doubt that all milk except
what is "certified," should be pis-
beutrized: before use. • That there. is
real danger of milk containing tuber-
culosis germs and infeet.ing c1ii14en.
'is shown by reeard's in which 60 per
cent,. of the.gilland tuberculiesis, 70 per
cent. of the abdominal tubereulos,is
and 25 per cent. of the general tuber-
culosie in children is due to bovine lore that lead day arrives. It will
have to be by the "toeoperation of
everybody—ptatient and public alike,
and by a strict observance of all rules
of heath. as well as personal and
conanunity hygiene.
one should be on hes guard.
This terrible scourge, tuberculosis,
le now being fought in civilized' 1001.121-
trias wherever it makes evie appear-
ance. In mainly places, the dleath-rate
fram this, disease has been reduced: by
half during the peat decade and op-
timists, are confident that it cen, be
almost entirely- elimin,atecla There will
have to be an: enormous amount of
public health education done yet, be -
tubercle bacilli,. By "bovine" is meant
the particular kindl of the bacillusthat
affeebs cattle and is therefore . con-
veYed through the milk. It is a'polin,t
worth noting that ,practleally every
You w uldn't put
"to run a foot race ,
• Then why load up on handicaps for
the day's work?
A good deal of food, unwisely chosen„
does weigh the body down and clog the
digestion, and dull the brain,
n hobbles
Why put on the 'hobbles?
• Grape -Nuts is a breakfast or lunch-
time dish for those who want food effi-
ciency, and mind and body efficiency.
Grape -Nuts satisfies and nourishes.
It delights the taste, It is ready to serve
whenever 3rou are ready to eat., And it
digests easily, quicIdy and completely—
ileaving no handicap of heaviness and
drowsiness.
Grape -Nuts is the food for health
• and action.
•"There's a
eason"
Made by Canadian Postum Cera! Co., E..td,, Wmadsor Oue,
Sold by good grocers ocerOcre
tee- enee-nre ,e•-eneneneeeneetteseetaweeetteeteeetre•„
15; 1.0-21, and the fitiireLS Wilif4bettwarcl-
,
ed as soon as, possible thtereafter. • Do
notictelay. Itisrite your letter 1.10,W. Ob-
serve' the above conditions carefully
or your letter may be thrown. out.
Address all letters as follows,:
The Or, Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
Letter Contest Department.
Your G.. and You.
One divisien of the museum was
given over te strange gods of the
heathen. Some were no larger than.
your thumb; • others stood ten feet
high.. Some were ludiciouts,,' some were
flantastic; some were hideous. Every
one was 'made more or less after the
fashron of a human being, but they
were poor things compared with real
Eye flesh a-nd. blood. In short, the
gods were infinitely lower 'than their
=kens and worshipers. •
After spending an hourn there, the
visitor went back to his train; but all
through the day he could see the gods
in the museura. The difference be-
tween. the heathen and the Cihrietian
religion, he reflected, ie this: The god
of the, heathen le lower than the wor-
shipper himself and drags him farther
and farther down. The Christian God
is infinitely higher than Man, and as
man worships, Him he Is lifted up until
he grows into his image. It it the
heathen only, he asked himself then,
that makes, his own. god and worships
unworthy things? Do, notesome of us
do what we thi:nit is unworethy even
in the heathen? Do we not make
gods of money and of pleasure and of
position and of praise? Do we not
make a god of self? And when we
make a god ot self, Is it not always, the
lower Self to whirl we do reverence?
When We make steeh things our goal
Itt life we give them a place that they
ought not to have, and they gain an
influence, over US thlat we as children.
ot Cred ought never to allow them to
gain. •
Doubie Keyboard in Piano
Simplifies the Fingering.
By a rearrangement of the convert-
tional piano keyboard several attempts
have been made to make the fingering
e•,telier. One of the most recent is a
double keyboard, the production of A
Belgian in.ventor. It simplifies the
study of the piano, and at the sante
time makes possible a wider range of
scale combinations and harmonics.
The upper key IS a half tone above the
lower one. On the new keyboard the
same fingering is used to play- the nia- Toothache Neuralgia'
jar and Minor scales, Modern piano — . • L i
tal acne umaago
compositions are easier to play, and
tho new keyboard permits the crea-
ition of many new effects and combine -
tions that would be imposokble on the
conventional kvb caul,
In his spoets as well as at school or
at work be tries to excel. He is nee-
-Sul around the house or camp, for he
obeys all the Scouts Laves, the third
of which is 'A Scout's duty is to be
useful and to help others.' The Scout
is a very great friend to animals and
birds and generally has a few pets of
his OWIL This, however, does not
keep 'him from qualifying for his
Marksman's Badge, though he never
shoots at an insectivorous bird. In
this, he realizes that the Scout who
cannot shoot straight with a rifle is
not prepared for any emergency.
"It soon becomes a habit for the
true Scout to do bis 'good turn' every
day. It also is a habit of bis to try
and improve his spe,ech, to rid it of
bad English a,nd of swearing. In spite
of all these thengs an A -One -Scout is
no isissie.' He is `loads' of fun, is fuE
of pranks, and is always ready for a
good joke."
"Caicarets" To -night
• for Liver, Bowels
• You're billow! You are headachy,
constipated, your eyes burn, skin is
yellow; your stomach is sour, gassy,
upset. No wonde.r you feel miserable.
You need a thorough physic with
"Oascansts" to -night to cleanse the
stoma:ch of sour, fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excessbile train
the liver and oarry out of the system
all the constipated poison in the
bowelst. Get a 10 -cent box now and let
"Casearets" straighten. you out by
morning.
11
Plain Facts for
Stomach Sufferers i}
Digested food makes us strong,
vigorous, healthy. Dyspeptics are
invariably weak and ailing. All
1:1
they need to make them strong
and well is the power to digest
food, and that is just what Mother
Ell
Seigel's Syrup gives. It helps the
stomach, liver and bowels to do
their work efficiently. Sold in
SOc. and $1.00 bottles in drug 1:1
stores. feral
What a remarkable phIlosophy o
Ere for one so young. And yet he is
but one of a hest of other Spouts whe
have been taught this wonderful con-
ception of right hiving jo s1 ito pure
simPlieitY. Can you suggest a better
System of right living other than this
And it you believe what this A -OP -o -
Scout has toad you, why is your boy
trot a Boy Scout? If you are con-
vinced that the Boy, Scout 111overnent
can do so much for oth.ers, and we feel
.eure that you ere eo cc vlxuansl, whY
do. yorn-• not show ,your intereet in
Seoutieg? Is it not abouttime that
you began to eueourage your boy to
be a nlan? •
Planting Youth.
He who plants a tree
He plants youth;
Vigor won for, ce-aturiee, 111ntoottle;
Life of time, that bunt e eternity!
Boughs their strength unman
New shoots every year
On old grcewehs appear.
Thou shalt teaeh the ages, sturdy tree,
Y,ortreh of soul is immortality.
—Lucy Larcem.,
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion Express Money
Order, Five Dollar,e oosts three cents.
In Petrograd, the once famous
capital of Ruesia, tea and coffee new
sell for 110,000 rublee a pound. Be -
or the world war a rouble was. worth
51 cents.
Minaret's Liniment for Garet 0, Comm
When a wind-storrn swe-eps the for-
est, it is the weakened treese • those
with rotten .hearts,, that fall, —
ACHES AND P
SL1AN'S GETS TIVI
VOID the misery of racking pain.
Have a bottle of pain.,
Linie
ment handy and apply when
you first feel the ache or pain.
It quickly eases the pain and sends
a feeling of warmth through the
aching part. Sloan's innament penetrates
vdthoutrubbing.
Fine, too, for rheuinatism, neuralgia,
sciatica, sprains and strains, stiffjobats,
Same back and sore muscles.
For forty years pain's enemy„ Ask
your neighbor.
At all druggists -35c, 70,p, $1.40.
Made in Canada. 9
A1agt2It2nmaaeatZMISZ3,P,
Mother! Open
Child's Bowels With
California Fig Syrup
Your little one will love the "fruity"
ta.ste of "California, Fig Syrup" even if
constipated, bilious, irritable, feverish,
or full of cold. A teaspoonful never
fails to cleanse the liver and bowels.
In a few hours you can see for yourself
how thoroughly it seorles all the solo
bile, and undigested food out of the
bowels and you have a well, playful
child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know' a tea-
spoonful to -day saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
ine "California Fig Syrup" which has
direction.e for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say "California" OT you may
get an imitation, fig syrup.
COARSE SALT
LAN D'SALT
Bulk Carlots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFF • TORONTO
eemerieess 'Pioneer Moog /12,Eanattilos
• Book on
DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any eed•
(tress by the Author.
szt. May Mover Co., no,
118 Went 81st Street
New York, U.S.A.
WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin,
Unless you see the natne "Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting Aspirin at all. Why take chances?
Acc6p1; only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Neuritis
Pahl, yvt)1n
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets—Abe bottles of 24 and 100---Lettageleee,
AtiolvIn la tho trade mark (rogietered In Canada) et, Bayer Manufacture ,at 33tena-
acetto4elde5er of 8alieylleae1d, • 'While 11 lo well known that A.spitin moan* Bayer
' manufacture, to a Saint the ramie against ientantorte, the raitene Of Bayor ComPanY
5111 be oto.Mped with their general trade 31347k 111 "a
PATRICK J. HALEY,
Syracuse, N.Y.
"I'm feeling like a new man since
Tanlac soothed and toned up nie- stom-
ach and for ,the first time In forty
years can eat at hearty meal arS suffer
no distress afterwards," was the re-
markable s, etatement of Patrick 3.
Haley, 107 Prospect Ave., Syracuse,
N.Y., a well-known iron and steel work-
er.
"Only those who have had stomack
trouble in a bad form can know what
1 suffered during all those years.
was almost a nervous, wreck, too, and
for years I didn't know what it was
to -get a good aoun^d sleep at night ,
"I got new life and energy from each
dose of Ta,nlac and no -w inn a well arid
happy matt instead of a sioli and
miserable one, as I was for so many
years. 111 vouch for the merit of Tan -
lac at any time."
Tannac is eold by leading druggists
every -where. Advt.
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