The Exeter Times, 1918-9-12, Page 4,
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EASONS
vember
5
Novenber
Novembor
, clot -awe, Inttome or
Northern laistrieta DE Ontario tn-
1dg aral the aextritory
rth and south or ,the Canadian
eminent, Railway facial the Que-
be to alanitaha Boaadary _open, eca..7
Eon far MXt s arom Ootaber as "i.ct
November tigth
a --
Write for caley "'Playgrounsis—
the Hatanta cif ailatt and Game" g'ilvina-
, eine Laws, iientiog regulations, eto
to 43J alarnio,a, Distriot Passenger
Ageat, Union 4:3teiu'ea, Toabato, Ont.
N,
e
41.
A
rnow tttaa
of
iates ;
We
po litorest
ave
in -ea
eter befc
ape
auiittg 1
A ettli Ends ot Hh-
Une.
F 1
In Position to At p
Other Monster Stroke---Practi-
Ily All German Gains Made on
estern Front Ietween March
d July of This ear Le Been
Obliteratede
NOON, SeP • ---- Mamba
Foch 's auccession 9 er blows
along the German lines from Rheims
te rras since July 18 now lien well-
nigh completely fiattened out thitt
German bulges created by the Ger-
man oirensiv'es of the spring and ear-
ly aummer. "
Further still, the well co-ordinated
progress of his attack has brought
him to a paint here he may well he
able to strike a still more disastrous
blew to the German defensive system
in the we.st.
From Leon to Cambrai the
nburg line stood all iast year in
„e way of the Allied armies seeking
to drive baek the enemy from Noth-
er and Flanders, Little ira-
tasitea was made in that Ulm excePt
emperailly in Gen. Byng'a drive be -
ow last fall. Already in thie
sftrnmers campaign, however, the
has been piercecl on a wide !rout
zion its ,northerly stretches by the
within the past ,few hours
elltelletrated in its aouthern-
by the lareneh.
is that Marsha
iv
Els
g o
Carnbral an
e n, tn
the British tav bem or S$
Position to deliverw
easilyprove a vftal strok,
af enthral, where they bit
at the Canal do Nord and
move toward driving home the tap
- , „_..
IV131013 the Mote of the situation poin
to as, inevitable.
Itt the south the
Petain have fought their way to P°-
hetethe left flank of tbe line
a. and the edges of
0deiti0ns are beginning
ot be poendinge
rstera outskirts ef the
SI obtn
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Time prices
Wfre Fence
rod,
d brace
o you aty roes en aLt Iduds
u.talaer and ab. Placa your
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CLATWORTIIY
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US WILKES' STALLION
d in A.T.R zutd C.N.E)
WNED BY Wnl. MITCIIELL
o at tbe
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.218Tit PC)LITAN HOTEL STBLE
EXETER
lked Heir has been enrolled in ao-
rtae wt.th rill -talker 67 of the Stet-
Chitaric 2 Geo. V.
have two iffia.nces when you
d to a horse line Red Heir (50201)
if you do not get extreme spend you
ere sure or. a high class harness or
show horse.
RED HEIR is a beautiful seal -
brown eolt. Be IS one of the ',hand-
somest horses in the world, a fault-
less mffividual, a pure gaited ,trotter
and one of the tbest bred ones.
, His Sire is Red Badge 36808, grand -
of Rad 'Wakes, whose son sired
john R. 'Clentry 2..00 6-4 art n many
others. nits Dam is Daisy -at -Law,
arecord 2,35 8-4.
To insure a foal $15, payable Feb.
Ist fal9,
Tbe Pure -Bred 'Imported
01.ydesdale Stalliou
-
•
SCOTTISH GED&
mp. lasso, 16260
FORM Al.
,
So-tett:is:a' Gem, Imp. Registered in
e ,,Ganadian ,Clydesdale eStud 'Book
No. 12-566- Owned by John j„
War or Ray. Foaled in 1999, has
een enrolled ander the Ontario Stat-
ion aket. Inspected on the 4thdaa
Decerriber, 1911 and found to be
of, good conformation and an
xi:eat:typical of the breed., ,
•Staleon will stand
lie season - of 1918 at his own
Fainter North.
013,7°1 t.
Ell
totin
tflied h
ortit
whence an
carry thea
maseif,
Trn. Fr
med at
astly ate
enah
in ba.
•
ding
itt -tif. wbkthappar-
ozu
re trorn it
erns 11eIy to prove Uie
objective o an enoireling nevenient
Tbis. howeer, may hiwe to await the
urtlier retiree Oerrnans
ttorthwartt foti the Aisne to tbe
a Such a retirent
no itable beantee af the AUicd
Poe ttn the tertnas left flank,
from the Aisne at Comlo to Valls:an-
ion, and tbcrenot wanting min-
tary critics who argue that the Ger-
moas -here will not be permitted to
bitIt even at the Chet -ant -des -Dames
position but that the enemy will be
°reed to retreat still further north,
thus additionally exposing Laon on
the east.
The Allied united command rnaloes
certain that the expected drives at
the vital points on both, the north
in the Carabrai sector'and in the
outh, around the Laort positions,
ill be so co-ordinated as to inure
e maarimum resulte,
The process of closing itt towards
the Hindenburg line at the points
where it had not yet been reached
was continued rapidly Saturday and
Sunday by both the French and the
British. The British moved forward
at an accelerated paee below the
Cambrai-Peronne front, and an that
front itself tbey already are close to
the line.
South of he Somme the French
pressed on beyond Tergnier and
moved up speedily along all the line
opposite the front between La Fere
and St. Quentin.
On the Aisne there was little
• change toward the western part of
the front, where the Americans and
Frencli are on. the rivera facing the
Germans entrenched along the, canal
which parallels the stream_ Farther
• east the Germans are 'giving up
grudgingly the angle formed by the
line trending off southeastward to
Franco -American forces near Roman,
between Revillon and ItIontigny-sur-
Vesle.
lir Flanders the British made some
further headway, but found the Ger-
mans stiffening around La Bassee.
The Germans apparently do not in-,
tend to give up Armentieresin the
sector, but are reported hurriedly
fortifying the region defending it.
Lost With All Hands.
HALIFAX, N.S., Sept. 9.----Sambro
Ledges has claimed_ another victim.
The Bell of Burge° was in the big
tropical storra which swept the coast
on Friday night. None of the crew of
five men survived to tell the tale.
Searchers found part .of the vessel,
enough to identify her,„ but that was
all.
Cotton Spinners to Strike.
LONDON, Sept: 9. -- The Amalga-
mated Association of Cotton Spin-
ners, with a neembership of 20,000,
has, decided to strike on Saturday
next for the abolition of the rota
system. .
• indirectly the strike nill affect
200,000 operatives in the Lancashire
cotton industry.
„
Ferocious Dogs' inseal.
Dritisk _Headquarters, Sept. 9.
-
,-The latest Hoehn dodge is to use
ferocious dogs with sentries and pa-
trols. A captured order pays tribute
to the tacitarnity, of British prison-
erseeiatpf London regi -
so enta ce,4 tfdir give, the clev-
;et est. 'et4-ans. •
iperlan't Events Which Hay
Occurred Dui in The Week.
1us Vor1ds Happenings Care-
fully Compiled nod Pot Into
Bandy and Attractive Shape or
the -s of Our paper• -- A
e bd flotus actioym
B, Nevitt died in England.
COktrity Court, judges met at the
Queen's Hotel, Torontet.
The export of CaSeill, trinn Canada
bas beep prohibited.
• Capital and Labor joined hands iv
Guelph to make the days ceiebratien
big access.
Twelve Halifax aiderm en esianed,
on Saturday, and aremore ae said
to have quit eince,
Sir Robert Borden made n haPor-
tant 4M101,10CeMellt respecting corn-
ing railway legisiatien.
A battalioa of United States troops
e,re at the Exhibition grasind* to re-
tuaiu omit Thursday
Labor Day attendance at the Ex-
hibition, ahieh was 114,500, broke
all previous records by OVCT 20,00().
Arthur Parkes, Hamilton, was
drowned in he bay at Burlington
Beacn while teaeldng ltia wife to
xloat.
The fishing schooners Elsie Porter
of lamenburg, N•Se and Potentate o
La Have, N.S., have been sunk by
German submarine.
Attaciet Girard and Mme,
drowned when a Motor Ca
erry as t was 1eavin e
Tbiee Bivere. Que
Two boadred and t)
bins were enternd in the Baby
in oonttentinViniln the 1,abr Dai
el ebration' at Mani liton,
BesypuroteNN
I api sacir etissued2,20aYesterdaybus
ide
the miaimunt Price guaranteed by
-errnnertt forlb- 1919 wheat
0-o Pe ,li ,011natiOn4
enWsta
hi the+Dontlt4012 Govetnnientt
'to jOi/i:-the'CiVil Service CommiSsion
at Otta*a.
FR AY.
It was 'Manufacturers' and Trans
portation Day at the Exhibition. in
Toronto.
The British Consulate at Moscow.
it is stated, has been attacked by the
Bolsheviki. •
York County captured three first
prizes in the farmers' live stock jedga
ing competitnpnitt. TOroato.
IsTeaka 00411111M railway employes
n thaen. States are to ',receive
Wage lg. of 625 per Month.
Proc:annation has been made by
the Lieutenant -Governor of Prince
rdward Island making dubs "dry."
Lieut. G. S. Toucitard, R.A.F., the
well-known lawn, tennis player, died.
suddenly iti hospital from an abeess
on the brain.
Jean, the la -year-old daughter
Rev. George 1)anie1s, Chatham, Ont.
was killed by a fall from a Metro-
politan radial car.
A board of conciliatioa has been
appointed in the dispute between the
Poison and other Toronto Arms, and
their blacksmith eraployea and
helPers-
The CPA, will eiose up the Trans,-
eona Terminal till next summer or
fall, owing to caneelling of e;tnnsi,-
'ens trout Military set -vice issued te.
iployes.
Publie ownership and heavy tax-
tion of luxuries are recommended
theannital meeting of the Metho-
Pealed Of Soeial SerVice and
egelism,
Geerge
1Se Mary Jo
Ithitt 44 1300 and a b
ther at their home in Chat
Tank Rut Lung, e,e Minister
of IduaUou, was assassinated, it itt
blioved, from political Motives, at
Victoria, Bre, by Haw Chew, a bar-
ber, who afterwards, when pursued,
ewnntitted seiCide.
TWeTity-two meinhers
A1Gard of the Am
' ' 'Cudahy, repos
mt of the loss of their ship
bare been trougbt
to Athrntio pottsby
ely
na tbe To -
onto
the twe
engned, anl it itt said the
1 also do so.
Mttsitroorntt have appearedwi-
preeedented nunbers in Peel County
few days.
The avbUor earr.ying the aerial
il to Ottawa return, failed to
Toronto yesterday.,
L.onden'sitew Tecitnical School,
ne af tbe lavgest and moat up-to-
date in the tinion, was opened.
An ordee-in OltDeil empower; the
War Trade Board to co-ordinate the
output anti ordera of iron and ulna
A drastic reduction in the sugar
allowance for public eating -places has
been encted hy the Canada Food
Board.
A new treight yard. constructed by
the '
T. H. allway at Victoria,
near Sa Thomas, will be operated by
the
Tbe Germans itt lIertubize have
deported fifty worinnen who would
not sign a contract to work in the
army sone.
The great steam shovel, Bucyrus,
used in ilte Hydro canal, near Nia-
gara Falls, waa broken by a landslide
of hundreds of tons of clay,
All persons in Petrograd and Mos-
cow not actually resident nave been
ordered by the Soviet Government to
leave within twenty-four hours.o
Hon. Dr. Cody is going to England
and France to study educational
problems in connection with the re-
establishment of returned soldiers.
With only three places heard from
outside of Toronto, the first day of
the -"Sailors' Week" canipaign ob-
tained nearly three hundred thousand
dollars.
11. B. Walker, president of the old
-Minix:lion Steamships Line, has been
placed by. the 'United States in charge
of all coastwise steamships operated
by the Railroad' Adaninistration.
The New South- Walea Parliament
has given first -reading to the anti-
• sedition bill, wlaich ditqualifies per-
sons convicted of sedition from vot-
ing in state or municipal elections or
sitting in Parliament for from four
to seven years.
THURSDAY.
The Grain Growers are meeting in
Ottawa.
It was Farmers' Day at Exbibition
yesterday.
• Henry Hamilton, the ..dra.matic
author, died yesterday in, London.
J. H. Davidson, Wellington, Ont.,
was accidentally shot at the Exhibi-
tion grounds. • °
A civic and provincial welcome was
extended by the City of Toronto, to
the visiting soldiers from the United
States.
Arab forces 'under the Ring of the
Hedjaz continue to make harassing
'raids upon the •railway in the hands
of the Turks.
The British postmen, it is reported,
re about to demand an increase of
wages and better arangements of
working hours.
The Government has assumed coni-
piete control of the purchase and sale
for -export and of the methods of ex-
ot old
A enora l has 10CIOSe jts
dining -room for two weeks for hay-
ing sugar bOwla an its tables, and tt
Welland -bakery Arra is shut up for
it 'Week for persisting itt making overt
10 bread.
Admiral Sir David Beatty itt reply
to a Message from the Trades Unlotl
Congress said the. Grand Fleet was
onviueed complete victory would
he continued efforts el the
attd the Allies.
A.TURDAV't
Live Stook
aer has he
er -4,
erowr
Ernpi'
B
sgieles
barr
seized by
Five A
ti,
uohs y Iz ation.
Canada1have d
ed not to al1 Vietory Bands
after the next. loan itt floitted•
Norway lost thirteeu vesse
gregatirig 2,2,976 tons, throu
eauses in the Month of s
ArtdrOW Routledge of Latubetl
years of age, was instantly kille
the bursting of 14 lly wheel in
chino shop
O. W. Je'fferys. tho Toronto artist
is at Niagara Camp to make sketches
for the Canadian War Records Cons -
mission, London,, Eng,
• Hon, J.1.). Reid, stated that th
forests of Sir Williztut Maekonzie
Sir Donald Mann were new entire
separate from the C.N.11.
• The 11. S. Senate yesterday passat
tile twelve -million -dollar emergency
agricultural appropriation bill with
its rider for national prohibition from
July 1 next.until j.he II. S. armies are
dernobiliz$d after the war.
13. S. Secretary of War Baker has
ordered the chief of each bureau ha
his department to replace by Dec. 31
all physically fit men 'within the draft
ages, who would be in Class 1, by
men physically disqualified for mili-
tary service. •
A one -acre plot at the Ottawa Ex-
perimental Farm has produced 84
bushels of oats this year, by far the
record for Oats in. the Ottawa dis-
triet, and the main oat field of tbe
farm beat all past yiplds with an
average of 77 bushels to the acre,
Campaigr ef TerrQrsni itt Tak-
ng New Forms.
erlin 'Refuses toattar:Attlee Sateta
of Ships Ctaini»g Itepatpiatet
• Prisioser et it •Are Ahn
Systematically Destl'oring line/ten
DistriersFrom Which', 131,ey Art
• Being Driven.
Sept. 11, The 33ritish
dice nneS Jattile
rignrsan n has
"All0
Pre hat the vessel used for the
reoatriation. of British prisoners of
war under the Berne agreemeut
should not he attacked by their naval
forces, hat tbat the German Govern-
ment l'efnaed to be goverued by the
ante promise, despite repeated
• presentations in Berlin and. Constan-
tinople. There appears to he no
doubt that the Turkish Government
was willing to execute an agreement
s speedily as possible, but the influ-
euce '-of Germany is being used to ob-
struct it. This is partly owing to the
desire to perpetuate ail tianses of ill -
feeling between Turkey and Great
Britain and partly owing to the ap-
prehension of the effect upon, the
Turkish lalalic opinion et rePorte
which would be brought by repatri-
ated Turkish. prisoners.
A semi-official despatch states that
te enemy is destroying, everywhere
tha most vandal -Nee manner,
en be has not time to burn dolkli
louses, he removes the forniture ad
alma a, great bondre of it, fle Wawa
the moat illAPC111411t building a and
c everyibiag, removing agri-
urid Piachinety anti destroying
yrhing else -which he has not time
to reutove, Nevertheless. our ad-
vance into the forest of Goacy wa$
tto apid that the enemy had to alien
don Very large allatititieg ei war BM-
terial and laintoriatit autmupition
dcitotat
The sight of sueli devatitati
dered by the leadera Of the Gertatio
army kindles in our aiddiera a d
termination to portiah auclt erimes
TheY UMW no fatigue in PUTZAfil/g.
The destruction of -towns anti vil-
e- within the zoe Of the receat
opCrations has been act coraPlete tia
littte litaaiS or Coluparisoas.
Spillane, and between tbe
he 0/40 the wOrit of dat,
n uniformly thine
St big and small.
`us,
hildren Cry for Fletcher%
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The Kind _ You Base AlwaYs Bought, and which has been,
b use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of,
and has been Made tinder Itis per.-
AllSOnoalw 481,110enrviisa toieladeceSitfaiveee yitsouinfinalltir,
.4.11 Counterfeits, TatitatiOnS and " just -as -good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and entlaoger the health el,
infants 4,44 Children—E eriente against Experiment.
What is ASTriRIA
astona is a harmless substitute for Castor Qh, Pare
'Drops and Soothing Syrups. 'it is pleasant. It Con'
angeeitillseriefSi!igttUnlarlMhin
atit°ereP.Fenonrr more°tlethr nanarcightiiretyS4;bst4learSCeita
it has'
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, 'Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness ait
therefrom, and by regniating t4o Stomach -Mid Bowels, aids
the assimilation or Food; giving healthy and natuxal.
'The Childrea's Panacea—The Mothet'0 Friend.
WNE ASTORIA ALWAYS
re
n Use For Ove
The Kind You Have A
ea
ough
have been deco
bnuses, bereft
backs uave b
NeYen elfer
tbo 1vastittlo
nort of wheat.
Waterloo Council ordered its Town
Solicitor to resign, alleglog ieefficient
service and not atteudieg all the
Council's meetings.
A sentence by court-martial at
London of five years' penal servitude
on a deserter was reduced by the
authorities in. Ottawa to 42 days'
detention. •
The increases recently granted to
post'al empletes ut the otteniao ser-
viee wilt inVoir.or, it is „petimated
tirco
711:i,t/i00116,11,40
244#4‘
•lifONDAY.
Natural gas has been discovered in
Stirling, Ont,
The Exhibition attendance for the
two weeks of the fair was 946,400;.
Premier Arsenault of Prince Ed-
ward Island is in Toronto on eihica-
tional mattere.
The York 'Pioneers Association
opened the Sharon. Temple as miltig-
torical- house. -
• Provincial trop estimates in Sas-
katchewan place the wheat yield at
98,500,000' bushels.
The Siberian Expeditionary Force,
mobilizing in Canada is to concen-
trate at Victoria B.C.
Geo. Tonesa.a farmer near Graven-
hurst, was killed by lightning on Sat-
urday while stacking grain.
Dr. Geo. H. Locke has been made
Associate Director of Public Inforniz
ation at a salary of 61 a year.
Visiting bishops from all over
Canada officiated at services in vat. --
ions Anglican churches in. Toronto.
The Toronto Milk Producers' As-
sociation, decided to increase the
price of milk"from Oct. 1 30 cents an
eight -gallon can.
Capt. Alexander )3erthier, Duke of
Wagram, a descendant of Napolecin's
field marshal, has been killed at the
front, a Paris despatch ahnounces.
The instruments of ratification or
the Russo -German supplementary
treaty have been exchanged by re-
presentatives of the two Govern-
ments.
A treaty of alliance has been con-
• cluded between Cermany and Finland
under which the entire man -power of
Finland is put at the disposal of Ger-
many.
The London, Eng., members.of tbe
fire brigade are now discussing the
advisability of striking for recogni-
tion cif their union and a settlement
of their claims respecting wages and
pensions. -
Rev. tha 0. C. S. Wallace, who
visited the chaplains oversedS,in the
interests - of the I3apti ItChurch
eernmends, ittto
• ganizatio
Sing`
oatpletely
fl Tnisewaib
urpor
OM'S. Fr
sir to requ
(to
OY
Parttall
diatatt
redr
le boast
town itt
IRTUN(1 IN T
cis XZeascd
er
formem
COPENHAGEN, $ept,
nipt of tbe imperial Gerzuari Ohan
cellor, Count von Sealing, to ride
two horses simultaneoUslY itt his
House of Lords speech, recently ap-
pears, •judging' by press comments,
to have resulted In Ids railing bar'
between them. That portion or the
press favoring real 'Prussian frau-
sise reform is disappointed and dis-
untied by the Chancellor's ambig-
uous 'warning that the Lords could
avoid too, far-roaclting cOnceasirMS by
accepting reforni measures now, and
the Conservative press Is up in arras
over hia appeal tor acceptance.
The agrarian Deutsche Tageszei-
ung oalls Itertling "the P1112.4iall
IttonarCieft grave digger."
The Kreut Zeitung attacks .you
Hertling tor minimizing the crown's
deserts and esaggera.ting the Social-
ists' services, and darkly warts him
that nionarcIties-do not crumble be-
cause they resist,?the unjustified de-
mand' of the Messes, but becauge
they *let themselves be forced down
to the dangerous level of- - comproz
raises."
The pan -German Deutsche Zeitung
declares that eqttal suffrage would
be an undisguised surrender to the".
anti -monarchists' vrili, -which would
endanger the dynasty Of the crown:
So far as has been noted only Geri
mania, von Hertling's organ, is setts -
fled with his speech
oU
Japa Take Important Town..
• SHANGHAI, Sept. 9. — Japanese
forces have occupied the. town of
Khabarovsk, Siberia, according to ad-
vices received here from Vladivostok.
'Khabarovsk is the seat of the gen-
eral Government of Amur and capital
of the Littoral or Maritime Province.
It is situated at the junction of the
Amur and 13ssuri rivers,. and is on
the Ussuri branch of the Trans-
Siberian Railway.
Germans Lose Warship.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 9.—One of a
squadron of , German warships cruis-
ing,. off; the coast Of the island of
Ameland Friday evening, ran on a
mine or was torpedoed. The ship was
seen suddenly to heel over and dis-
appear.
'Secretary Baker Irt France.
, ,
WASHINGTON, Sept: 9. --The War
.
Department announces the arrival of
Secretary Baker in Frande;'.acconi-
panied by an official oart ,queluding
John D: Ryan, assista.ne, netatyr
. ,
.
charge of aircraft.,
-Sugar
HAVANA
a'.Sugar
stroyel
'eatitaate`
HOG
PRODUCTION
It is a matter of the greatest importance,
that Canada should increase her produc--
tion of BACON HOGS and other live stock
as there is at present a world-wide short-
age of meat. Good markets for some time
to come are assured.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
will gladly make loans to assist farmers in,:
good standing to acquire live stock.
xxieran eaANoa—s. a. Emmy, MANAGER ZI-JIM
tirediton Branch -J. Mo Donald Manager. lef
PERRY F. DOGPE. Licen9ed IOW
tioneer. Bales oonduoted in any lo
-
(minty. „Ternats moderate! rdens. left
at Ilmea Office will be promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Eirkton, Ad-
dress. Kirkton, 13, 0.
W. laoHINsom
)1,10EN8ED AVIOTIONEER AND
V.ALTIATOR, ler Counties of Huron
Perth and illiddlespx. Form Steck
Sales a Opecialty. Office at Goekshutt
Warerooms, "next door to the Ventral
Kate!, Main St.''Exeter. Charges mod-
erate tvad eatisfeation guaranteed.
3, rW, RROWNI,EG, M. D. M._
S. Graduate Vitoria University„
Office and Residence. Dominion
Labratory, Exeter. •,
Associate Coroner of Huron
1. IB. 'DARLING, gi,
'l)lcairal9311431111.4 etc.
Uarristers 23°11e.iturtio'li!itoot:17
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M°18en5t lowest
Ionnteeyrestto. 14" e
FF10E-M4IN ST, EXETE
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