HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-11-30, Page 7Int THE LA.WLESSNESS QF
QP,POSING FACTIONS.
Estates Which Were .1Vkidel
Farms Sink Into Decay Oil°
Are Broken Up.
A leading Dublin auetion,eer „said the
other day that all the furniture vaiLS
in 1.,an4oe were booked up for the
next nine mouths for the removal of
furniture and property beleniing to
people oi: wealth and cultur,e,whoare
clearing out, of Ireland': The Phrase
was perhaps intended to be more ar-
resting than Iitcrally tree, but it hitS•
• off an aspect of the present state of
Ireland which is- a source cif _grief and
anxiety to all thinking people.
"Ireland will be the lineat country
. _
in the world. to live in," said. Lard
Granard last December, when, on
reaehing Nev York, he. war told that
il-,Pc-au2- treaty hacl been •signed! With-
in twelve months of the treaty per-
sons, of the class. to which Lord- Gran-
eard belongs . are finding Ireland the
finest country in the world to get out
o•f. „Lord Granard, himself, hasso far
escaped the fate- of so many other
owners of property, whose -Mansions
have been,burnet1 down or whose'lives.
bave been made miserable by the war
conditions of 'the is.,St our months,
-Both he and Lady Granard are greatly
attached to their Irish.h;ome, WhiOhoin
its, way, rivals their beautiful man=
slams dm Londen and Paris. , They have
spent enormous sums in beautifying.
it, bringing over 'French and Italian
artists and workmen to.earry oat
sehemes. of 'decoration: '
DisaPPoInteci Highest Hopes. -
Lord Lascelles and Princess! Mary
were the gueslt of Lord and Lady
Granard in Paris on Omit. way back
from their hon;eymoon. in Italy, and the
Ireland which he visualized in. his
statreinent in New York was a land in
which there would be -work and plenty
for all and in which the amenities of
life could -be enjoyed, to the fullest.
Lord Lascellesalso is known to have
cherished __similar hopes and to have
looked forward- to spending many
pleasant days in his Irish home in For-
- tumna,- in County Galway, The Pre-
sent -state of Ireland affords little en-
couragement that these hopes will ,be
realized.
The country is devastated by a war
the intensity of which is not under -
steed outside the shores- ofoIreland
and the full significance of which is
nor understoOlcl in Ireland. itself. Dur-
ing th'e'-closing stages of th;67 Anglo-
Irish, war a few castles _and mansions
were _destroyed in retaliation for ;the
destruction of 'shtfpo or dwelling
houses of republioans and as; means
of :oheckingattacks on the property of
nou-cembatants, The castlas. and man-
eions belonged to those who in• other
clays described themselves as 'Eng-
land's. faithful garrison in Ireland,"
and .the burning- of _them had ,an in
iusnoe iii moderating the attacks on
the property oferOtiblicans. --The Pre-
• sent Irdsh government is a government
of $illn Feiners, with no asiaciations,
direct or indirect; with the owners of
the _c.asties or mansions, a,nd they do
not feel in the same way as 'former
rulers did. ,about the burning of fine
buildings, and antique,,,,fprniture beir-
__-- looms and work's art which. cannot
he replaced, •
Life Reduced to Dead Level.
In any ease, &icy -are powerless to
pl'eVent stichedestructian, and if the
• 'War goes ..an 'ranch longer on its pre-
sent lines tile Ireland of the immediate
future will be a ,drab country; with all
the line ,residences gone and nothing
lett b'ut farmsteads, laborers' cottages
and, publichobses' and towns and vil-
lages -in a state.00f decay.. ; -
It is one of the pwradoaCes of Irish
life that among republicana there are
many who clitlike ;this prOspe.ot, There
are very few Red 'Republicant in Ire-
land, very few who would d.enY the ad -
Vantage to the eountry 'of a cultured
leisure class, who would 'add, to the
variety of life and bring independent
Judgment to bear on local and national
affairs; .13ut that class is disappearing
'oat the rate of a !hunt, as al.%* say in
Theae whase property has
not been destroed ar,e selling out and
gning to live in nuilamt.- Their es-
tateit andegardens which •ivere model
farina, for neighboring farmers, whore
experiments with the latest machinery
and,. withseeds and hreecla of cattle
were catTied, out and muttj employ-
ment vven, Will baeomexterenct or be
brolten nP Into siblieldinge making
for aeatl-level iingormIty throughout
agricilltural, Ireland, like the 'Indus-
trial uniformity- ei ,Luegati or Porta -
don.,
Valves for Faucets
of Gasoline.Teink Trucks. ,
Now that thca tank truelc isothe gen-,
eral mode , of 'transporting gasoliee,
and other valatile fluids, it is at,
,
lin-
hdrtsuea to have Safegua-rding
appll-
aacar in case of accident, One of sixth
appliateas is for preventing the dis-
charge of the ',gasoline froia a tank in
caSie of damaoby Jailision, or other -
e, to its faileet, Besides ibe
or-
ilinamy poppet valve in the faucol,
there is WI auxiliary aatety valve
which is opeNitad liortn4ibr be au ex„
esiu oi' thu pillager rod 'oft which
the faucet valve is inOunted. Shotild
the faucet be broken tbia attfoty Valve
mn tnua t 11 y Cloaca.
RICH, BED BLOOD
SECESSARY TO HEALTH
IVeak Viintery Blood' •NeedS
Tonle to Build it AfitSW.
• Why are we continually Cold 'that
health -giving 'blood mast be, ,bright
reg? Whet has, eolor to a:O. with, 010.
cilta1itY1 dinst tbitt—the oXYgoaintile
air 'is` the groat suppOrter of4alt .or-
oavle life. One function of the bloot.
is to take the oxygen from the air-:
whieh it meets in the lungs and de-
livers t� the tisauee of thelmily. When -
the -blood, filled with life-sustaining"
oxygen, is *sent out by the -heart, it is
bright red. When it retUrns. mPure
aud, deprived of oxygen it is. dark. '
Yorti will see, therefore, that there
are two prime reqUis•ites of health,,
pure air and bright red blood—the
Pure air to furnish the oxygen, the
rieh red blood to. carry it where' ft, le
needed. "
Pale,' anaemic people, whose nerves
are on edge, who tire out ensdly;_.and
who suffer' from frecinerit head.aohes,
de so because theirr‘bleod. is thin and
watery. All suoii peonleocan. imprave
t-fheir condition through, a fair u.s.e of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, Which enrieh-
the blood, thus enabling it to Carry
oxggen to the system, 'Among thoas'
Who have benefittecl from the, us.e of
this medicine is Mr. Charles A. '§tay-
ner, • Glenholme, N, S, who aYs:
'Some four years ago I found myself
badly 'run ,down. I tired verYseasilY,
and found it difficult to dci mY work.
My appetite failed and I slept badly
at night. I Vas taking medicine,- but
it was not lifting Me ;and I was grow-
ing weaker and weaker. A friend who
called to see me advised me to try. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pi1s. I,,got sii boxes
and before these Were. dene I felt,bet-
tet.- Then I got six mere boxes, and
'after taking therh felt as 'well. and
strong as ever, FOur -Years have Pass-,
ed 'since ,that time; • and I -have con-
tinued in -good health and *orrking aft
; the dine, r have recoalMended. these
Pills to others and Shall continue to do
. •
These, pills are sold by all medicine
dealers or will be sent by mail, past
paid; at .50 cents a box or six boxes
for $.59, by The Dr..Williarns' Medi-
cine 67."brockville Ont
_ • •
I),
The -Butcher s Boy Reads
History.
The'subject in English history was
the reign of Richard L One of the
pupils, says a Canadian correspondent,'
writing f his boyhood days in Eng-
land, had begun to read: 't 'The king
set sail with five thousand knives and
one thousand skewers together wfili
•several thousand archers • and foot-
men.' "
He had got as! far as that wlien the
interrupted- hiro Sharply.
"Spell those —words, • 'knives' and
'skewers'!"
was the reply. •- ' -
Then, with! a :swish the cane descend-
alAlw
J. G. Shearer, Seretnry
oplal Service Council of nada,
The official title of our Sumo.), im
Is The Lord's Day Act. It is riot a
ancient atatute. It is very Moen
both In time and nature, It came int
force March let, 1907. It was pasee
In 1906 by the Parliament of Canacl
after months of careful and thoroug
discussion by laotth, I-louges, and afte
dealing with,,every conceivable 013.1e
'Von froin the viti
ewpoin' of industrY
businees, pleasure, ae Well as fro
nen-Christian: and seveath-day Sala
batarian religMn. The work was we
done. Not a single amendment, has
been. made to it eince.
Its object was to conserve as a nahe -
tional heritage tweekly day of rest
from toil, of industrial liberty and of
Opportunity tor selaculture and woi
shtip.does not aim to regulate the db
servance ea ,the day in a religions wa
ninst be voluntarY—lalt shun
ly to preserve the day as the Jnalien
able right to; every person. The la
of nature Imperatively requires: on
day's rest in eVerY -seven in the in
terests of:Imaltir, efficiency, and life t
-a normal age. It is net therefore im-
posed on human nature. It is written
onr members. It is an inward law
which we violate at our personal peril
'and at the sacrifice of national wel
are.
Itis asocial law. It seeks to protect
all toilers. in their liberty. It cant' for
the. ob,serirance of' the Golden Rule,
•i!Do unto others as ye would that trey
should do unto. you." It calls for the
exercise of seIf-demal therefore where -
ever this is necessary in order not.,to
take away or menace our neighbors
right to his rest day. •;
It recognizes also that "the liberty'
of rest for each demands ,the laW 'of
re,stator all:" Rest for all must be
eompulsolay-lraOrder that rest for each
may be, posaible. -There Is no 'other
way. Excepting only woritS-of "neces-
sity and anercy," all business,, all bit -Y.-
,
ing anal selling is forbidden. The same
applies to all labor in one's .own call-
ing, or in any other,line for gain. 11
men may work, greed will compel them
to work. Even foods may not be sold
on that day excepting only for con-
euraption on the premises. .0therwiset
-the .balcer'a,nd the grocer and their 'ena=
ployees would be conapelred to forego
heir rest day that -others might be
saved -from ha -ring to. thitin'abeadaand
to pnrchase in advance whaE they will
need on Sunday. So with! tlfe sale -of
newaretebacco, cigars, etc. ,
But what, of pleakure? Why should
we not be able to take such pleasure
as ....!ve think wise on Sunday? The
Sunday law of Canada does not forbid'
PIeasurein itself in any form but only
v limit the IibertY Sofile for the sake
o .of die larger liberty of all,
, The law alsio geaerously interprets
o "works of necessity and mercy." Con -
d ve`ying travellers and walla Isspermit-
a ted but riot public excursioxis for plea-
sure, run for gain. The restaurant
✓ may operate but not the saloon or
o- theatre or pictare 'show, for theao "un-
, 'necessarily" • involve the labor Of
m Others, "l'he druggist may sell Inedi
oiaes ti -
ati applianalec-"tor the relief of
11 sielaneza and suffering,' but only for
this purpose, and he may not sell
cigare, tobacco and 'other sundries that
it is customary for druggists to handle.
Whoa' the object and underlying
prinelples of .this law are understood,
no good citizen, uo one who respects
his-ueighbor'e rights and societY's wel-
_ fare will either violate its provisions
y or complain of its restrictions; It IS
7, wholesome. It Is 115erty-conserying,
_ It is worth while. It is essential to.
w the general goad.
AGMNST CtLD
Thirty eart;
Tro bpi°
Aded
the POSt. thirty years," said
Mr. Malvina O'Dese, of 1089 Ethel St.,
Vord1111, P -Q., "I have hardl.,,*/ seea, 5.
well day, I seemed to suffer from al -
dost everything, indigestion, heal--
aches, nerveusnets$, 1os ef aPPtito
and even the little1 managed to eat
bloated me all up with gas uatil
could hardly breathe. I was So rest,
lesa I could scarce/7 aleeP, 9-1.1d
would get up mornings so tired and
dissY it was all I could do to get
aronad. / was sinaply in a miserable
condition, and nothing I took seemed
to„ do me any good,
"1 heard so much good afhout Tdnlao
that I made up my mind to try it, and
I'rn pleased to say- that it ha -s only
taken five hottle$ to make me feel like
an entirely different person. MY appe-
tite, is so good norw that I ean hardly
get enoUgh tta eat and my troubles have
all disappeared, so that. I'm feeling
';just fins all'ethe time, Why, I feel
every bit of twenty yeara younger and
ean never praise Tanlac enough for
the good health it has given ale,"
Taniac is said by all good druggistA•
Aclyt.
iral
The Wood Road.
_ To guard the baby against colds If I were to Walk this way
such pleasure as becomes a business
and involves labor on the. part of
others, and therefore robbing -these
others Of their rest -day, rights that we
ourselves prize so highly. Golf is law-
• ful, but not employing. caddies, Bell
'IC -n -i -g -h -e' and "
far the mere fun Of -it is allowed, but
not professional ball where an adniiS
sion fee is charged and it is -made a
ecl on thehaycs shoulders as the ma-
ter-gaVe him the correct pronuncia-
tion. Hactthe,master'elaump of humor
been. mere folly grown, the fact that
the boy was the son ole Village buteli-
er might have saved him frern a can-.
••
Tkhe same boy, who appea•red to have
an „unhappy faeulty fax misreading
-words, • was responsible for rowhole
page inohia dopy book that read: "Hop
on; Chop ever,' instead of "Hope on;
hope ever," whieh was at the top of
the ilages. And again the cane des-
cended.
4
In-74,ussia, it costa more than twdec
as inuch. to subscribe fax a ,xn•aga'ziee
Or 'two menthe, as it does7ror , one
Month.. The publishers have to make .
allowance lei -the eape.cted .cliniarecia- 1
tion Of the ruble.
business. This is the S'unday law of
Canada. In some of the Eastern Pro-
vinces the aid Provincial laws forbid
all "noisy games," but not the -Lo'rd's
1)ay'Aet al Canada. s
It is lawful to toboggan or sleigh
ride down any hillside on Sunday, but
not 'to operate inunicipal slides that in-
volve the -eniploynient of labor for
their operation. It is lawful to skate
hut not to run a comme-rcial skating
rink; to bathe but not to run bathing
pavilions involving e'rnployment or ser-
vice; Thus the principTe of not rob-
bing others of their rot day in orcter
o permit our indulgence in pleasures
armuere luxuries or conveniences runs
througbout the law. Is it not rea,son-
able'v Iseit not right? Is irnot essen-
tial to the la,rgest,meaeure of rest -day
iberty to the greatest number of peo-
ple? Is it not fair and just thus to
nothing can equal Baby's Own Tablet
The Tablets are a mild laxative the,
will' keep the li•ttle !one's stomach an
bowels working regularly. It is r
cognized fact' that where the stomac
and bowels are in good order tha
colds wild not exist; that the health o
the little one win be good and that h
will thrive and he happy. The Table
are sold by medicine dealers or b
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr
• 1Vililains' Medicine Co., Brockville
Ont.
The man who is always pointing
out blie. faolts of others to you will
also point out your faults to others,
Hand in hand with Grief
s. '
I should mark that maple -spray
t
d • Coming into- leaf.
e -
I should note -'how the old burrs
h Rot upon the ground..
t, 'Yes, though Grief _should know me liere
• f i Le the world goes round.
e corild not Itt tr, lath be -said
te This was lost on me:
A rock-rnapie •showing. red
Y '
• Burrs beneath"as,,tree.
MONEY °ORDERS.
It is aiway'S safe to send a Dominion
I Express Money Order. Five dollars
h
costs three cents,
Great love.as Inadl e great sacrifices
aWchei:pt,
iiit required a greater love to
• Miriard's Liniment for Garget In COWS.
,
• Spool Of Thread Paid Rent.
• A poor seamstress in Celle, near
Sanover, received the bill for her
quarterly. rent, ik) marks, says a ger
lin despatch. She had no money with
which to meet the bill, and walked
homeward disconsolately. Suddenly
she saw a display o•f tfiread in..a win-
dow. -The price • per spool had just_
been moved up to mootiet the new drop
of the mark.
She returned home and took from
the little stock, bought Tong ago, a
spool of. sewing cotton. Timidly she
tendered it to the landlord in lieu of
her rent: He accepted it gladly and
gave her ten. marks change.
The .King's Perquisites.
-Ring ,George would soon have a
strange collection. of rathei.' uselesS
odds -and ends if he insisted upon
claiming what is hiarlazjava
During,,,thi Norman period, it was
deoreed that every whale 'or sturgeon
caught off the coast of -the British
Isles should become the property of--
the Sovereign.
The whale's head was given to .his
consort se -thata sUfficient 'supply of
corset -bones was. assured.
This strange law is still, in force, al -
1 though, of course, it is now. Merely an
inteiesting relic of early da'ys.
IF STOMACHAS
TROUBLING YOU
Instantly! End Indigestion
or Stomach Misery with.
... "Pape's Diapepsin9
As soOn as you eat a tablet or two,
of "Pape'e Diapepsin" youren•digestion
is gone! Heavy pain, heartburn, idatu-
lenee, gas•es, palpitation, or any misery
from a sadr, acid stomach ends. Core
,ract your stomach and digestion for a
fe-Vt, cents, Each. package guaranteed
by druggist. • ,
Aunt Jane Was Her Daddy.
It was the first day of school and the
teacher was taking the names of the
children, those of their fathers and
the business of each •one. Small Lucy
gave her name and that of her father,
but hesitated and. became silent when
it came to his business. 'Urged -by the
teach:sm. she blushingly said: • '
"Heels Aunt Jane that does the wo-
man's page -and the beauty column of
the Daily News."
, • liallfax, N. $,
Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd.:
Gentlemen ---I have used Minarclis Lini-
ment and haVig.found it a good remedy.
After the explosion I was pretty well
shaken up, having quite a. number of
bruises -and cuts, but thanks to Tainard'e
Liniment I am my old self again. It
healed the sores and bruises and gave
me much relief, It is true to its name
as ihe Xing of Pain, for it stopped the
pain almost at once. I first noticed the
ad in the Montreal Standard and decided
ta invest in a. bottle, fOr which I am not
sorry, but can say with truth that I am
thankful for it hav,ing done all it claim-
ed to do, and in my. ease /*ouch more, and
a Satisfied customer is the best ad one
can posSibly find. That Is my -view of it
and I think 7ou will agree witia me too.
Yours very truly, •
(Signed.) ALFRED BLAIN,
ast Agricola, St.,
Halifax,
Electric machinery has been'invent- Influencing Children in Mlie
ecl, for 'marking, lasting 'and counting • ' Appreciation.
Thes. •
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ANY people, who calgthcit drink tea
and coffee without' suffering.trom the effects
of the caffeine these beVerages contain, have found health and
•8atisfactioti in the daily usi, of fragrant delicious Instant Posturn.
you find that yotyare nervous and restless—that you. lie
• awaksat night,: --your Own good sense will tell you that tea and
coffee are not good fofyou.
• Then quit tea atO coffee for awhile and use instant Posturn
instead. YoU'll find ft wholesome, healthful and.delightful, with
a full, rith liavoran0 a delicate 'aroma that never fail to please
and satisfy.
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''There's a-,11eason",
for
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What, is the .effort of the Public
School music teacher today? Id it to
teach tlig children to sing, e-ven though.
they do not appreCiate what they' are
singing? No. Then What is it?- It is
to develop Music appreciation, • for
without that there is no interestand
the music they are taught . goes 110
further than, the school ream.
lLi nru,s4o appreciation that makes
a ninsical nation; and how are we get-
ting, this musical appreolation? This
is just what the school music 'Super-
iviscara have been devoting their time to.
They have found that the child needs
to her geed 1T1.1.18d0a 'so- they give lots
at'good'music in the schaols by meana
of the phanograph. •
Evevy child in Canada should be
brought into very, Close toneh withthe
finest kind of inusic, and thiscan only
be done. tb.roUgh the inlittenCe of the
parents; and the school board author -1 -
'ties.,
;
No Cheating,
A pedestrian was travelling in the
North of 'Ireland. -
He had been tramping all day, and
about one hour previously, had been
!told it was only .one mile to the ilext
village. Ito must have walked at least
three miles since then, and still there
Was no sign et the village. ,
Of the next son of ,old Erie of whom
he blq.biredi be was told that the vil-
lage Was otdy a quarter of a mile
down the reed. ,
He ex.plairied how an hour' ago lie
Nira5, told that 'he hati„onie mile to tra-
y Verge, and asked hOW 11 web that the
friSh mites were, so- much longer Usiui
' English otos,
"VVity, you see, your honor," replied
the Irishman, "that our roads are not
in very good eowlition Just now, so we
give peo314 very good MenS1111)."
' ISSUE No, ,
wort,
MOTHER!
Open child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
'Ilitrier mother! Even a SiOiC aliitd
loves the "fruity" taste of "California
Pig Syrup" and it never fails to open
the bowels. A teaspoonful to -day maY
prevent a sick child to -morrow, If
constipated, bilious, feverish, fretful,
haa cold,colic, or if stomach is sour.
tongue coated, breath bad, remember
a good cleansing of the little bowels is
often all tthat is necessary,
, Ask your druggist for genuine "(bali-
fornia Fig Syrup" which baa directions
Lor babies and children' '""of all ages
printed an bottle. Mother! You must
say "California" or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.
_
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Children and even some adults are
- To clean out your bowels without
being taught how" to sheeze,,coacreably
in n London health centre. cramping or overacting, take Casee-
Kinard's Llnimer.t ror•Distemper.
.,The world •uses 600,000,000 pins a
week. •
rets. Sick b.eatiaehe, biliousnes,s,
gases, indigestion, sour, upset stomach
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Doctors warn against remedies llf
111 containing powerful drugs and m
alcohol. "The Extract of Roots, 14
long known as Mather Seigel's
Curative Syrup, has no dope or
strongangredients; itchasesawaY
indigestion, biliousness and con-
stipation. Can be had at. any
wdrug store. Get the genuine.
50e. and $1.00 Bottles. a
15 I
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TEREST
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Nurse Recommended Use of
• Lydia L Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound
)3othwelI, Ontario.—"I wae weak.
and ran clown, had no appetite ansi
was nervous. The
nurse who took
care of me told me
to try Lydia •E-
Pinkhana's Vege-
table Compound,
and now I am get-
ting strong. • I rec-
ommend your medi-
cine to nay friends,
a,nd you may use
my testimonial."--,
Alas: D. Max.wzri,
IL R.. No. 2, Both,
well, Ontario.
The reason why Lydia E. Pink-
thain'a Vegetable Compound is so
auccessful in overcoming woraa,n'a ills
Id because it contains the tonic,
"strengthening properties of good old-
fashioned roots and herbs, which act
en. the female organism. • Women
from all parts • of the country are
continually testifying to ite strength-
ening, beneficial influence, and as it
• contains .no narcotics nor harmful
•iIrugs it is a safe medicine for
• 'women.
Lydia E. Plnkliam's Private Text -
Book 'don_ "Ailments 'Peculiar to
Women" will be sent you free upon
request, Write to The Lydia E.
Pirilthana 1VIedicine Co., Lynn, Marc.
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Siot j FOr Baby's Skin
After a bath witliwarrn Nva -o
ter and Cuticura Soap there is
nothing more cooling and re-
freshing for baby's tender,skin
than Cuticura
Soap25c. O9itment.25 and 50e. Talcum25e. Sold
throughoettherfrominion.CanadianDepot
Innen itimited, 344 St. Paul St., W. Montreal.
EreCntieura Sono staves 'without
UNLESS you see the name - 'Bayer" on tabletS, yon
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept only an. "tinbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets o
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 22 years and proved sale by millions for
Colds Headache.Rheurnatism
Toothache Neuralgia .
• Earache Lprobago, Pa -in, Pain
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