HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-3-2, Page 6AN INVIGORATINQ HOT DUNK
BLU \'VATER
A TALE OF THE DPP'
SEA FISHERMEN
BY FREDERICK. WILLIAM WALLACE.
To -day we offer our read-
ers the opening instalmeent
of a serial by the noted
Canadian author, Frederick
William Wallace'. It is a
romance of the Fisheries;
its characters are drawn
from lifer --those fearless,.
skilful and daring seafarers
whose perilous adventures
on the Great Banks of New-
foundland make thrilling
reading for dwellers in. in-
land
n-land Ontario.
glioma schoolhouse rend the severe
and staid tea4-leer, Whatever Shorty
though was right, Lem accepted, anti
ever Sine* the snow went the sehoarl i
paw out little of the two worthies,
As he ley upon the grass at the;
_ _. .. eno'i
I Thi • was a plain' oneeetoree h
ua14,1 "ill fel ranches of Prince Edward
ing, shingled and w^htevvash rl,
u:ea upon a knoll of banie leek vrhrch
iseemed to Leave, it_elf sedieely out
. of the earth at the ro'adelde: It seem-
ed strange that the only rocky laud
in Long Cove: einould have been rese-
gated to the eolis•olltouse and the i
Anglican chur.h,. but teac'.';el's and
clergymen were woxit to apologize
for the ru.ggedn":-s of their respective
territories by undry eefererrec to'
education and. re:ligien being fou
on a rack. Lane D ne Jennings
Poral ft -shorn -tee ares a eltae setee—
to affirm that both were r o k-bett r:1 i
int; pct itten�s and hard to butt e ains:t,i.
hut, as Dick bid no education end!
very little r e.'.egicn, he was no autl}
ity.
I. As soon as the seho�e':h,.use open
1 itself to view Shertyh' fet hid th
up with a jerk when he caught sig
of a horse and . buggy tied up out:•
the door. `"1 • =e is that'?" hiss
Lem apprehensively. '" 'Tain't t
minister, is it?"
Shorty, wall the pipe still in his
mouth, s rutinizcd the buggy and
}gorse tl rely before replaying.
""No,'tein't til' parson," he said fin -J
ally.. "" 'Tisa hired team, an' 7 reckon
I knows wl eve it is."
"• t s e
n s
1Qc � tie t queried r
e
}"�Z
in a7��Il ?l' -pante at the thz g t d beatpp
`"N w 1 I't's Cul Jetrk r:s. Be's
away e onj irate o' tha C!trree-;11n t,! jc
down to Ae ttorvi.le. an' he's a -capful';;
en tea her afore he sal',. Give th';
flay gin a prod, Lem.Gittdep! Geer'
Up the bare rock path they s:rrannbl-
ed, and epe„r t the settee:ho:se a!!=ori
read, a bar. t my !4aperl behind
beryl .serol of end cdreve hint through
with thumps nnl w a el y e lie c1f er .our-
age/me, 4, TI,a'r° was a eir rues of girl -1
ish sheisk:a /rein the interior of the'
!eland, during 1n21,,seld live animals
:for breeding purposes.' to the value of
over $500,000, while the pelts pro-
duced during the y e.er were worth
S1,000,000.
OId Mae (to young Englishman. arm -
ions to marry his 'daughter): "Ye
speak at great length aboot yer hon-
ored' name, Noo, what I want to ewer-
I INI-17—!47-51.CINS
said for nit of in,eetiou. wfnr�d by Manu! ,c
tut•rs. Fortunes 17P.' S 4oeC , adp1rom imps
lOnr, •"tatentPrpt,cttoa"Mfoktrton eclat
r►1.
HAROLD C, SHIPMAN & Coel
PAntIT ATTORNEYS or7 (i'iWf c,txAinePoe
nded° twin is, whatna bank honors it, arta ' c sT i pA T i o N
`",,a,,'c�—��a,1 for hao. much?"
kitnard's t,iriilnt ntosed{ty veterinalttes.
•
stile of h road jaws working as Ilei
puffed assiduously at the feeble spark i
, •in the bowl of the pine and a seraphic,
smile on his freckled fate, an Qbserver1
would have said that Shinty ;vas ati
peace with the wcx:l. -So he was -.-but°
t lengthy eontemp'.!tion on S'horty's:
part usually meant raisehief—. t'he calm i
before the storm as it were. Turning' .
li 'rely. 1'e re ;.bed out with a. desty,
:ahurlri;d font ::ltd kicked Lem in the!
stile.
(copyright ight i1 ttx :flussoli Book t'ompa
CHAPTER ONE. :c t e and leveled them at the touse'e;i
Te bread wastes of the Bay of items of t13e 11. i:lorti V esth:tver's kid.
Fazes- c a : mere- ns a %list stte,?:-l+l xe Even the parson wasn't spared, and
e + the ;T .'e' of the he: Jute ?ny' a time the worthy e'eri, was
;`: 1 . t'Cgei rel the azure of the. "tr to Ed in his stnu .;e, by tl:e s lout.
- lily with (tilt a strcan' of e'- ars ei:tlnusie$tik: crewel of Long Cryse
at the I nZi;x:. .ala- y T r ',:e e ^op:: •!..ing the eelue.:Tian
• ,, estee hero:3r.;i the i ;� of Shorty as be 4" ":ere
• two i; .e}a;tani trey's r o :•i the fi '4 a eeev-bay on the
Oesty Bae. Shote rocnet •i
n es feet a patent s
v r,-" rr 1 the 1 , B4 -
a' of "'h , i sr. \,
y u ire;? •n
:as t k a4, :" i'"e4
n'= t th twelve seerse. e• Tzh-
Iy �n,e .1 t• first to sped_:.
▪ the ;rt Lens?"
• L r? iit�• t o y..ir*.got b
w * e' his 1T.-, ee? ri. i .., the .. e' l',:. ,
f.: t
"tie 1 tert','a.1Ce''e•. Gicnnne•
hi M1", vitt , un"
I e i.. 7 .t hi; ..`i+:..ie,.
a't , e" t 4 i l for.
' t treat' goo I r1m
t .4 ice .ni•Le'.', 7•ecit n ;. 1
cher es .`ite.n lel ve7ort::, to Flee' t
Las1 „v' +'' 9IfaC>a .: with an e'xpeeetn
eye "Wirer 4:14". }'a. git it, Shorty
The? `volt yr, ai '"' urr .< a la,
,e'ri y c ye and ,r.4,A e•' e.l l,aav ce
ease ixaek of the e e g man's alk 3
F r" e Tem Crosby, a e raraky. cress-
gr ..c € u .1 fi:herr an, tail the terror'
of the Leeg Cov hese. on;': fen; foul
of Sh.. rty ares nese "lay f.'ur,1 hie nem,
rhe free: th s e,a31 tied Ile .t:ng
Ili ' euiii-ap I'i tie mill Jails a cittarter
t r a 11 t elev. Haw ti'e Youngster
got t rp there i' :3 mystery .ar zni's
gut. are to i, :..ay that (�`ap`•, i
list vvxa.rd : yelae of oxen h.i:i licEn tar
a .1 for the p iri' ;e.
;t' Bat in all the !toy's triers reel es
, ,e alk there wee nothing spiteful or'
,'•i rr" ke is a .�fslats sof the tiny
`';')".'11.111 ` 1e,rer a l:nea erhied
4:1" .", ce a s, :n 1 ill," and,
tial ?r.. n .e „f ,.i, .itt li•.i e13::a1-
s,e it -, While the -.'hal al-ieaehe", tea
wt ie1 1""e was a shark thorn, i•egarleo
= h to as c,i.e of her most peen -Hoe
of --whe' he "ee enjed se em1 rind •
r it suit :l him to be s;•1- erri at tines.,
*nine
�t _.,.T_••
t .: - l " •"P sic i'vn v ;t liar -ho•."
Ti- '5 to 'it;', ala •x y" tzar moor -
ea the ether w an wan.. i.:.: rive T
of his t, 2n. e' Led.
'Ne, r:lin is I.t'a z-. nee; from
thrto'e Jeri},' a;seret l She rty n ex-
ter i 'fell:.*Tenn• exehanee ain't no t
ro'> ry. i a. ;e Jerry to i ; rey pistol'
an' ca'trialgcs env;, ' from me :less' thee 1
he was to home. It et me a atoll ar
ere' I (.0%"tae I'rn ..-io a gall many
pule, Vi : i :tee:we' for teats „ere".
t?.a r n t it err g,'ale ;tn .1 unruly. I
w tr.i:lir i! :1 i pniiri sin" en ten
ti rc:11:7?•n.:IA ? ere tri' ea tint whi.
aw.le"E'ntel many e? his a} s'.bievoa
sial" r 1 1:1a'irs ft tree=s,' peen
el , ..r:1 rrl'termirsod. 4' eneei nate.
to
V a t' ver, at th+ teener e;
.f t ,.•:ve L, ere. 1' 1 gained a rep :iia
I
zLe eanni1is11.1 with a grunt.
"` 'Member when ye bei thein red -i
lathe, t,' y"iuri on ibis reinter?"
CeY+:•i>'i" g#ilwle:l Lenz suep'ieima Iy,.
'Whet it elseut then}? They was goad!
boot
"4aieh" Meeter Rine wokn'ewledged"
Member what to :;ter' said: µbouts
ye?" !
The ether grunted. " L'It-huh! Said d
I wits. e tin-% y on nay feet."
"Yen. an' so ye were, Lem, an" ye'Il s
1 e "ten re"F wizen 'e fell down an'
ne i:e'1 itc r desk over she rat 1 yon
n t• woe ee'13 a bull in a eitira shop."
Len rt, whorl, an.' the other cenzin
eel :after a pause: "I've often wonder
e l jest what a bull in a china -shop n
tug t like. It 'ud be lots o' fun,''
I e n iter•
314?" Master ICilig'r eyelirew
.• e1' • . ,i"snarl; • ar.:i he show'
en Be polite, but don't snake it a sub
stitute for charity,
ox
ht
:de,
s33
C
1 as fine« BCaa:ty, frightenedO1ttr
:s name sense,, e hed t-brilunh;.
the raxrow doorway and Frvtt the
apa7 taBent, with the framework of the
wiener egret enntangle:d on his breee.
Icnabbed horns.
„ w r
�h1s. I ve tact ye, ke cnr,�,>sth}^;i�'
fell s!'" wt:erty ani Ls -m furring on'
beating the wise. and inntar'ly found
themselves grasped by the horny fin -
tiers. of Beauty's master, Toric ?grin -i
ey. In.kie the aha 'room the o: was.
bsliotr.rg thuut_lertnenite; ;=1"•-'e' wire
:reaming; in fright, and as Torn ?him.'
n'"y lugge 1 them up to the ei r.,r, both
1 'w heard a familiar 1."0404?.. ---a metes
a 1e---deiivir;s tl' arb,nnal out of the,
n1. "Uncle Jerry!" gae.pe;I Short`,;
an, while ' e squirmed in the farm -1{
t s eluteh" the ex ataxia lunnberang ot,t
f the exit with horns down ata. tail
a a'":seal, an i R_Itii ;he red -faze i 1LIr: r e
eels. thwacking at ry th a w�,ea itai
uirter the he vil,dsred qac °iretped
rove head first into Mr, Phnir y and
h two Culprits, ar":l vox, llttye, ens
ten , elle I' to the a :rtih in a elon 1 of
4}st and erofaiaity,
(To be continued-)
ri, ' e'1 t , .. I
c:11 .nte "ee t. ' 1t'hnt's th' gcniie. Shorty? e
"Let; git ,'along to sohol, Lein, Lo
• gulps; .se^1 the other.
i'ri newel?" cried the younger bee e
as Asn i a e i,ne rat. "Why , we're an hour o
• 'n.7e°,-iy. !1.11at'� th' oQe o' go::'.i' 13
, leis row?" .T
'.Ttss you wait are eee,' answerel
Sheeny. i i ince Lem fr :flared, grununi-
c'e nr'i; at the sensceleG !:t:s. of stash ii sug.r
1 g •sun. "V'e'il git a lickitt' for being i1
e � this r1;e,r1 ;tib---" Then a Iiglet el
it 11 ,}. -e'i ,i•^e,1 t e•7rtua•1 an 11•e 8:11110'1
Re teen re, F Loi away 'thew, asitin'
me. 1.+' I'ni ,i 4 t .in int, terha eke.•%
'thout ass; n' r eu Ginnue ti}' pine r:
naow. 1 tr t o fi e i sip."
"Beed ;r t' of (`up,ain Ieen% West
Ile tsau t x hig hey e':i' his sag
wing. :neat 1x1:1 t e ky, hut wlwn l
i his tr n=ie 1 sandy 1 zir bru Ile
1 hi, tee in Sere: tv v e.'z ' nr 1 ,i;
•- a fuse,' int Ira I!t� r• nae
,1n Ren l f' J eyes of c.•':ar'• ea
fite:y a:tei ju.t a i.ini of bluein them
ni frees le 1 a: a'1 F:tll sl r ;l levy
re,men • 'd the nt ane W t, ti'
it. owiiii;i�•, "I collate I know why,
eat/
se Wait to On back to •!woo! nim
• 19.1' '+.fret to seg," that Dexter girl,
rh'rty b:1��ho i. "\iayt"e I d1 a'f
t- a+',tr'he' I fieat'fi' he? v.p:ie:l.
0 Lem sniffed. '"l3ob Morrissey is'
,
Meier s7rt;rtt w'i;h ant hid, Shoa'ty.
'h • I a. 'l:on you ain't got no chance eir.le x
, I rr.rnd—...-•"
e
"Sloe, lilt," snapper tita other. •"'ritr}t +n
ain't what I'ln guise Istok for. I've
got a good game on." r
e Wheat? Let's hear it." ci
• "Lees drive Tom Phin•ne 's of any d
f biI,emtstood r Zt riled nit the sia - b
� �"a CS
tion. "Drive ive that old ex o' 'coin's; of
inter the s boolroom't" he reite'rated,t co
and the humor Of the thing esa stilt les! lir
:boyish fs,ncy*. "Bully ide,er! Let's pit fa
_ aging an' do it. Gee! won't teacher'
Y be :+aarei!" Ani chuckling with "tis-' is
ehicvnus delight 'the plotters ran'
along the road to the little pnx.ture: ca
where Tom ?Money's olei ox Beauty
was meditatively chewing the end
under the shade of a giant spruce.
Shirty rapidly cast the halter adrift ` bo
from the tree, and with many a "'Hew,;
D rauty! Gee, Beauty!" he steered the -
:lumbering Iumbering animmal out and along the! fo
'sleety y road in the direction of the!
s.hoolhouse. M
The e 11.r.� r e io veiled aeons coy •'
lana ortv"ih.;i thew ten rears ii1 th
of the , ,yin, A..-3 t•', •tj �w^ac pro- 1
dural revert -tan, by i.'rni. and his corn- c
11:1! .:ate r: calf S 1 ere Issnir 1 P.n. '• An
e's like the o1' h ',:i1 111 ev a'y w.aG
!' y said. "Reeler devil h • woo v.it
s trick an' �::untes.:1:lus ia:hite an
triugin' a man, but a greatfavorii
rcith th' gangs what s'oippe 1 with Ieim
n even his last Trowel 'utl feigns
him for what he s1.Pne'. Let's Imre th
•oung 'un don't imitate his father i
hat respect." 'Whatever men said e
he boy's hither they never (lent
;'uridated the veiled hope. whi,•h in
ai'iakly enae'i their remarks. 'Wha
was, many men knew; the Widow
'estha-•e• 1 row and !ot•ned the se
-et in herbese bet it.+ maierit.
f Lon; Cnve ant Bay horn rocks
very familiar of y with Captain
rank i� esthave•1 as the men who had
one clown on Sable Island Th';r with
le Grace We.-tkver and half his
cw years agore.
Shsrty's companion in moat of his
ats and tricks was Lemuel Rim ---a
"n ,n is •r+ re 1 :17e, let el:snivel article h
with the r.,•reolein,n of t: would -he t
:onno `eeor. "Goa'! pipe that." he re- Int
'narked i after• a eritl. r:1 examination. • s
'Colorer) tx <!ani}:. Dies she draw'
well?" a
"Yen!" r. were i Lem. "I tried her
out twn drys ago with some tea. Tea y
masses grail =akin', but pow'ful t
ate: nig. He1::'s a tuat.h. You kin try. t
her o tt lira e
Sh.•rty made a restive gestare.;r
""No Lem. I ain't no hag. You ken
hep th'first shale-- -"
"Nor rot lea ;:,Linke her, Shorty. c
I— I -e e't s,,re th it I like that kind o' o
ter he alter."
The other sniffed disdainfully.' F
"Huh! Make ye si.'k, I cal'late. 'Mem- g
ber how sick yeti tv1s las' time I give tl
ye a pull o' my cigar?" cr
- "That ware's th' cigar," indignantly'
Dye Old Curtains,
Sweater or Skirt
in Diamond Dyes
.'"Diamond Dyes" add yearn of street.
worn, Laded skirts, waists. coats,
nckings, sweaters. coverings, hang-
gs, draperies. everything. Every
ackage contains directions Ro simple
ny woman can put new, rich. fadeless
oiors into her worn garmcnte or
raperies even if site leas never dyed
afore. Just buy Diamond Dye.t--=no
her kind—then your m^iteriai will
me out right. because Diamond Dyes
o guaranteed not to stroal:, spot,
de, or run, Tell your :druggist
hether the material you wish to dye
wool or silk or whether .it Is linen,.
tton or mixed goods.
Misnamed.
She—"I hear; you skated into an air -
le the other day"
He—"That's what they call ft, but I
and it full of water."
answered Lein. '" 'Twos th' green ap- r,}
esngster sax months his junior. Lem
as the gran of another fishing skipper
ho, having a fine house and a large
m, was ree!arded as one of the
pies I was estin' afore. Takes inorQ'n Y'
a cigar t' make me sirk." W
Lying flat en his stomach, Shorty:1.v
pulled away ne the pipe while his far
companion il
tion in his eye:. Shorty Westhaver of
�garded him with admira-: "b
was something of a character—a ver- hi
itable Napoleon among the boys of tel
Long Cove, and Lemuel Ring ranked is
as has trust:% lieutenant. Though I.e
young in years, both were old and . in
eeepe' in juvenile crimes. When:
ig" men of Ie -mg Cove. Lenz trailed
ter the redoubtable Shorty it all
s escapades, and whenever the sandy
etch of yr/11; Westl:.:aver vias bent
ct t'ini*ler It plot the ittacit :it+.p s f
:ni Ring would be e'en in whisper -
g proximity.
At the titre; this chapter o=tens it
Hank Garvey found his berry patches w'a
g school at such a season "roved
rained e:f their best and most Iuscious in
fruits he immediately' made but one`dsss
dedui:tien. ""Shorty Westhaver an' us'
Lem Ring!" When Deacon Elisha' p'r
Simell missed the best of his apple'..: vie
antI eh et�ries he used long -forgotten s't
s sumer., -. and the idea of attend -
tasteful to Shorty. He had little
e for school anyway. and infinitely
eferre 1 the fit,i shae and the so-
ty of the boat fishermen and lob -
ermen along the beach to the'
•
The number .of stitches required will
depend on the size of the stocking
desired, size of yarn used, and on
whether the knitter's work is tight or
loose. It is well to make a test by
casting nn about twenty-five stitches,
1 knitting across and seeming (or purl
ing) back'for a dozen rows or so, then
measure and see how many stitches
there are in ,an inch in width. and
measure the nunzb•er of inches around
the top of the stocking.
Having a weld -fitting •stocking as a
pattern, cast on. enough stitches for
the top, using three or four needles,
and knit with an extra needle. One
stitch should be seamed (purled) all
the way down . the back of leg. Knit
sti:aighht around anis around, until the
stocking should 'begin to dhecreas�e in
size for the .ankle," then narrow each
side of the rheanied `sti&h (•airways
' making a plain stitch between the nuar-
rowing and the s'reLaini�ed stitch) fee
quontly enough'`to make the work fol
low the phattetn stocking •
When the heel',isireaehel dlijide.the
stitches, putting•'haIf of them. on one
needle with the seamed . stiteh in .the
0
!nerd's Liniment for Colas, eta
To Shape a Stocking.
• •Stockings made of woolen yarns are
!two needles side by side, and hind off
e' the stitehies, knitting a stitch fruit
;each needle together as one.
Pick up the loop along both sides
I
of the heal and knit all around once•,
taking up both instep stitches and
I heel stitches and divide them, putting
la few of the innstep stitches on each
heal needle and alai the rest of the
instep stitches on one needle. Then,
lin every leou.nd for a few rounds, nar-
row on each side at the'junction of
the heel and instep stitches,. then nar-
row every second round until the foot
is small enough, which shhouihcl .r be
about the same size as the ankle; thi"s
forms the gusset on each side of the
f o•oht.
Now knit plain around' and.around
until you reach the beginning of the
little toe, when you ibegin, to narrow
off the toe. Knit 7 and narrow, all
around until the stitches are day sn!ble
by nine, knit; one `mound plain, knit 7
and narrow around one row, knit 7
rows plain, knit 6 and:' morrow around
one row, -knit 6rows pl�ain, knit 5 and
narrow . around one '!Row, knit 5 rotas
plain, knit 4 .and narrow around one
raw, knit 4 torte h ph"_lin: Now `nharrose
oece on etch needle in ever) row until
onlay 4' stitches remain on each needle
and cast off.
Theehe; c1Lxeectioni wllll apply to
stoclextrgs of any size, whether for
children or adutts,
To ',join two' ends of yarn lay the
limp encs alongside the old,; end for
three o • fourinches aid knit' both
togetlh,e�r for several stitches.In the"
inext , rotund knit the two theoade as
one. Done this way, the work wi:1 be
neater and stronger:• than whop: a .knot
is tied.
much in favor and can be knitted at
home at comparatively small expense.
Smie.
• Buy Diamond Ware or Pegyl Ware kitchen uten-
sils and save work. They are so clean, with a flint -
hard, smooth surface that wipes clean ;like china.
No scouring,.no scraping or polishing. fust use
soap and water.
Every conceivable pot and pan is ,made in either Pearl
or Diamond Ware, the two splendid ; quality SSP Ent
nteled Wares. Diaxaond Ware as a• three -coated enameled
steel, sky blue- and white outside, snowy white inside.
Pearl Ware is enameled steel with two coats
of grey and white enamel inside and out.
Either ware will give long service. Ask •' for
Peart Ward
- 4g p
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until leter when, making the instep.
i -On the arel stitches knit. beel and
forth, alwaye seaMing across -on the
wrong side and slipping the fir:St .stitch
1, of each rem,. 117.hen ahnost i.oni,enoneh
i ?Or the heel, narrow a I' ew times on
1 each side of the seam stitch to round
off the point e ee, en ,nit to
t the niiddie of the needle, fold the work
together; wrong side out, with the
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yowr trouble.
MATT FOOD CO., OF
CANADA, InenTlet).
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Going from the warm,
steamy kitchen to thecold,
indy yard is sure to chap
your face and hands.
'Vaseline" Camphor Ice
keeps them Month and
soft. It's invaluable for
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CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers;
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a littis
ePreezone" on an aching corn, instant-
ly that cora stops hurting, then short-
ly you lift it right off with lingers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle ot
"rreezone" for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard cora, soft corn.
or corn between the toes, and the cal -
lases. w4hout soreness•ce irritation.
An old atandloy with far.
men and teamsters. Evan
if it conteined no. Mien it
WOUllt *tin be COOd 4:411.
areaaa---but ther mica makes
It hatter, hecauso it filla in
and smooths up tke Mier°.
'copra roughness ef aPindle
and hub, enabling the
grease to wear longer end
do ita work better. Use only
half as much as of ordinary
grease. Comes in eiZelli front
1-1b, tins to barrel'.
IMPERIAL
EUREKA
HARMESS
OIL
Equally well known and *
great favorite. Puts new life
In old harness and doubles
the life of new harriess. Fills
the pores of leather., pro-
tecting it from the effects of
dust,' sweat, moisture and
heat. Keeps harness strong,
flexible and new looking.
Prevents cracking, breaking
of stitches, and reduces re-
pairhills. Sold inconvenient
sizes by dealer* everywhere.
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
Canadian ConmanY
Canadian Capital
Canadian 'Workmen
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