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main Runners; To vote

n a o eid up the imperl Expressed in the Address ln Reply lt Calls

Llmlted--'lhey Made Desperate Resistance Fddildgrélilivdikdwcrs, Responsible Gover

" one was shot-Antler" ssusspni Wine* c6nren‘l'dil»ih¢ Empire An irresponsible- ofii¢eis- Years. unless Sitka... of s..fra¢i.»...¢

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' Also Arrested. 5 ' I ll What “Will Nicholas Doi- Excuscisiehowh. ' 1

Vanoouvsn, May 15-(Special) A telephone message received from

Quitchena says the three men who held up and robbed the Imperial Limited

train wcrocapturad yesterday by consta- ble Fernie and the mountod police after

a desperate resistance.

One robber was shot in theieg. Quitchena is between Kamloop and

Prlncetown.

` '1‘}\¢r°|,\,e,-9 must |,,,,,,, penn making Sr. Px'rr:|lsnunla,Mny 15-(Special) -The death penalty. suspension of the martial ` people in legislative power, declares that ¢,||e|r way out via Campbell River’ tha address in reply to_the speech from the low and all exceptional laws, full civil the Council of the Empire and all diremon opposite to that ln which throne was presented in Parliament liberty, revision of the iunda|nentallia“w, 'ollloials who stand between the Czar and Willy- right of inierpellation, forced exprlr

Grand Prairie and Vernon lie.

suspected.

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_ A ,pecm from Vernon says that the It is radical, past all expectation and; prlation of land,guarantces of the rigll ,mm (;h,.|sL|e nnmted t_hcm|s not the puts the choice between constitutional of trades unions and universal suffrage.

mldel. of the robbers, as was M mst government and revolution equally before The hddress boldly states that" the of the people must he adopted.

l I-he 0251*- - salvation of Russia is full constitution

This was B5mb]|S|,ed by Mcquarrle tha In addition to demanding a general government.

man clerk who saw the mm in the amnesty it calls for abolition of _the It demands the participation of' the source ofleglslatlve power. '

the people must be brushed away and

ts that the principle of the responsibility of ' the Administration to the representatives

al >In_the direct union ofthe Monarch 'and

the people, it declares lies the only'

afternoon.

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The Annual Meeting Last Night-The Presldent’s fic- ‘p‘o‘rt'-The Work Will be Weil Looked After.

The Annual General Meeting of the

Prince Edward Island Development and Tourist Association was held last evening in the City Building. There was not as large an attendance as there should be on an occasien of this kind. The very class of people who are most directly benefitted by increased tourist trade were conspicuous by their absence. This is regr,ettah1c,,but on ti; other hand the llmcutlve Committee ol the Association is fortunately composed of members who _really work hard and under the leadership _ef the President manage to do a great deal of work, from which results are plainly to be seen. ~

The Presiden|.’s report was as follows. Since ourlast annual meeting the Exe-

cutive and different cmnmlttees of our Association have been actively engaged in carrying out the objects of the Associa- - tion--the chief of which is the advertising of the Province as a summer resort. ./’

Last yesra united effort was made to

haveagrand Home-comers Celebration, Canvasslng committees -were appointed whowhitéd on our citizens and friends for contributions in uid of the celebration.

. . _ y ‘ lhe cmzens leslmnded m°3t' genemusly' / I believe that the Association has done

$005.08 being collected, which with thc- Provincial Government grant of $500 and the City grant of $300 made n total nxnount of $1705.08. A detailed statement

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Conshpatron L l laada4b,lsll|bumall.hea.rtturn.~|h¢!i- 1”* V|eot1on,anlallliver|llsare euredhr

l-lood’s Pills

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EEHEE3 EH our rue

“Slater Shoe”

~-stares snoes”

“SLATER SHOES”

The nobbiest shoes in

town, $3.50, $4.00. $4-5°- $5'oo. _

Leathers-patent, kid and

box calf.

fourxst Last.

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received by our Secy.dn.lly for information

of thc receipts of the Association togethe

January last.

It was conceded that the celebration

was n great success, a large number n

occasion to visit their uid home; and larger number of tourists visited th Island last summer than ever betore in

our work of last year was most beneficial to the Island. As a result of the advertising efforts in connection with Home-Corners celcbrntlon,the requests for information this year have greatly exceeded our expectations; and we ndtleipate a larger tourist trafllc this year than ever before.The,'Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co. are finding it necessary to put on larger boats on both of their routes, and the Plant Line are furnishing increased transportation facilities for Maritime province passenger travel. ( During the year several thousand handsomely illustratedlbonklcts have been sent all over the Dominion and tha United States. The Plant Line, I. C. R C. P. R. and other transportation companies nrenssisting in distributing this advertising matter for the mutual benefit of thmcompanies a.nd\.promlaee»-J

in thaclasslfled columns of great news-

pnrntively inexpensive, and very effective as is proved by the numerous applications

respecting the Province as n summer ressrt,al1cf|which cnquirics have been answered promptly. /'

The Government is at thc present time

issuing an illustrated handbook of the Province containing reliable historical and general information. These books will

wiil.be mailcd to Libraries and other institutions abroad where they will be sccn la thousands

its duty, that thc work already or-conr pilshed by itjustlllcs its existance; and I am sifre that the merchants and citizens generally have benefitted bythe impetus givcnw trade. Other Provinces find it advantageous to interest themselves along t-his line nnd to spenda large amount of money in advertising their attractions. We have no mines or miner- als, but we have a magnificent asset in

should not hesitntc to advertise to the utmost. If our Association receives the

tourist traffic and it will increase yearly.

Tho City Council should be commended

for their great improvements to the streets. Iam glad to see that the good work is to be continued, and would suggest tlust.tma-holes be painted, and that every shop-keeper and householder ace that their buildiugefand premises ure put in good order and kept clean. The result would be gratifying and surprising. l Ae I have already intimated our work

this your has been along the lines of en- couraging the regular tourist trafllo. I consider it would be injudicious for us to repent our efforts of last year in the matter ofa Home~Comers celebration. Our, firemen propose to hold a grand (huma-

and I feel that it is our duty as citizens to aid them in every way, 'since their celebra

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Bunion- Lest, ` Army Last,

Rational . Fit any . They iZ°*i

the style, comfort and wear. ,

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attracting as lt will thousands of visitors

The handsome grant presented by thd

1' Federal Government to our -Exhibition

Wm* the SU IHS 910601120 WM ll\11’1iSh°d 1" Association ensures the holding ofa great

f Fair which will attract large numbers of ` " ` V'

nirnniiunn

_ I VVc shouldbe careful, however. as an

l“l"“‘l""‘ "l"°*‘d "*\k'“il'\d"\\'1t“¥*’ °f 51"’ nssociatiomnot to relax in our efforts in

“ the matter of advertizlng, and I hope our --- E membershlp will not decrease. Advertis-

the history 0! me province. Health” $353303; xlze kept up and it requires Document Found in a BOMB' Sr. Joan; May 15-(Special)-George G.

The advertising is being , done in the Gives a Very Interesting

most judicious manner and I would ask

all members of the Association to con- Claw tribute their annual fees, and likewise '

solicit the support and sympathy of all i

who are interested in the developmentof “#-

the Province as a summer resort' and who should not hcl The work of the BRANTFORI” OM" May 15`(Sp°°l“l>_' Association benefits not only-the city but Some men while excavating for n cellnr at the Province. We have an ideal summer Reginald G;-ny'g house nr, Burforll, foun

” " f' T0\\or~'1'o. May 15.-(special)-It :slanted

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‘ an ’ an we ° “° put' ‘mth '"1 efr°" at adcpth of six feet an iron pot inside of _ . ’ ,| |, Lrniversny of Tomnm ‘B appointed by the

‘ ' ' 'Government they will proceed to consider

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to make it known to the world we cannot

expect to reap the benefits from the whwh w'““5°“l°d b°"u°' (om-15|; ¢,rgm¢ phat, ,W ,w°m|ng to This contained a document giving th the neighboring Provinces whose location of $210 lu gold which had bee natural attractions as a summer b | dmu t | | gt, during the re\e11i° resort do not compare with ours. I feel . me m v c n y. ) to that allour people will make a special, _ , .

effort to please visitors. A well satisfied °xh““‘° ll* l'h°"°“"‘”" tourist lsagood advertisement, I-Ie will _ Search ls _being made for the burie

~-=surae=1rg¢r1rae“n‘brrlr¢ftif1lers:“*‘1‘ile‘le’sal»ts 3513]; " "‘""`” "`

W9 ‘11d“1H1'8° “m°“”" °f °d"'ll“l“l'_ all over the Ielaad are more numerous ` E B

and better equipped than at any time in D

¥"‘P°"1“l“'"3° °°_“l'e"s °f C*""‘d° “nd ,tire past, and the Hotel accommodation C

United Slf“l'°5~ TM5 3dV"tl9l”3 [5 mm" in this city is equal to any inthe Maritime --'-'

Provinces. el feel certain that everybody

visltingus thisyear will be comfortably , C, k- | M kr accommodated notwithstanding the large :$12138 rf)`::1¥tt;e!;e,::,§,`0,_|;rr 1:|nsd_m “ number attracted hither by our F1remen's '

Tournament and great Exhibition.

Respectfully submitted, FISH ERY BU I_LE'|`|N_

-Gao. E. Hucrrns,

of 181-l7'bya party who get no chance

President ` " "°

preside,-“_H,on_Ge°_E_ Hughem ‘and Waterford: herring and lobster

vine President-Archibald Irwin. very P18110- God plentiful 0" traw- T“_”‘_9“'°"`L'B°Mm"' Bloomneldi herring find l°l“’t°" away the con estion and inflammation Secretary-Arthur Crosskill.

Executive Committee-His Worship

Mayor Paton J. P. Gordon, F. J. Nash NOT SLEEPING WELL

R. r..of»n.»..,'\v.F.'1‘|a.....rsh, w. Wm __ h be no hmm swnley’ W' H' Cmsskm’ W' S' Louson' orvggltlhlzilgdlegdndggnghlly sleeplessuess J~P°H°°d‘W'H' w““'“'J' D' T“yl°"' is u danuerolrs condition. Nothing s

J. L. Thompson, G. A. Hughes, A. Wdsurelyl' restores sleep! m'in£‘er:§%o]r\get;hg:;

Scott Capt. Craig. harm ess- ps a nour s , . . your next.o0ld_ _

Then fnllowed u careful consideration of - '"3 t°“l°' i°"°z°"e vlmnws every 'mn' '

Rheumatism.

Tnmu-rs Afkrzason war ~nALlrAx"sl|nEDDEDooarrsn

Minn-:s nn: nasr rrsn BALLS.

we because only the best of ` the very best coddsh are se- lected u 'thle materlil from

- which it is prepared. p

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IHE All;ANl`lC FISH COMl’Afll5S l.-IMI(-Ells '

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[On motion the report was unanimously May 15_(Spe¢ial)--Malpeque: herriu adopted. The election of officers for the plan” lobebers fam

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he freely circulate amonus toa s s an igsgmlgwysem. ¢,h,,n|o1lo,,ed and resulted Mbertou’ Kndnre, Norm Cape' Tlgmsh

.H beingsrhan famine and war combined.

I plen

of the body, makes the nerves hard

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_ _ . the best means to supplement the work 1 Le; i,“||dg we system. V The °“" b°“““f“‘ tourisbmnd which wa' already done this yonrin the matter of Sgllnsg bf slleerlllessness is removed-healt

d k t I ep h ‘ It must Il;ers;s\l:c‘|1pedé;:~1uiokily.‘ tblotlihair

_ _ ._ si tore -you can wor ea . s e ._ so sure as e ne. ve t n erna y, bllngmlg t°um;"s t° the p'i°‘;|'xe' gg wnxspfgrllefllike new after usirlg Ferrozone. I , , 4 and rubiton _chest and throat-croup

mum. the decide* 'fo W' W 1"”`9°““ 9 "9 Dont put off--Ferrozone costs n0c. DOF soon vanishes. No doctor can write n.

5“|’°°"" °f th” p“\’"°’ wc mm Jirovince. It was decided to write personal ‘bex at all dealers; get it today. moreeflleent s bscription than I"olson‘s

letters to the large list of names secured in` - .

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Gilbert, Judge of Probate in Kings County, Seniorl Member of New Brunswick Bar died tonight aged 70.

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n _ n Srnnr-:\', N. S, May 15-The Domini

ion Iron and Steel Company yesterday started on its 0000 iron rails order for

There were ten steamers in port a'

International Pier today, four of which were the Bessborough, Hektor, Finn and Louisburg, loading coal for Montreal.

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one ‘-“th” “mst ‘amy °f wld mmm “ug The Nvassa, from St. Lucia, for Montreal

with s cargo of sugar, and Soborg from l St. .Iohn's for Bathurst were bunlrering. The big steamer Drotinlng Sophia arrived

Wabana ore trade.

“ Mons: DEADLY THAN FAMINE.

Nu glecterl catarrh eoonerorlatter causes

consun ption which destroys more human

The way “Ca\arrboaone"‘_ cures catarrb is very very simple;it first kills the germs that cause the irritation; tlren by soothing

itcuree the discharge, 'hawking and dropping in the throat. "I-suffered so continually from mural catarrh" writes Ernest R. Dnkln cf Rosemont, “that I

y sesrcel knew what it was to be free

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.,a."' _n_.q»_,~.i il ‘-W .. _ l ‘ ‘_ - V _ I, _. mv, , .p _

For llniversai Suffrage. is the Obiect of a Bill Now Before Parliament ment, and Dmuneei 1 irunlry arse Disframnsmm for six

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O'r'rA\\'l\, May 15.-(Special>~At a meet-‘ the Judge of n court of record and obtain

ing of the sub-committee on election laws , 3 °°\‘_f'ln°‘\l»¢ 0' I`e'¢“fl"*"°hl5°'"°°l 5!

_l this mom,” A recommendation wmhprovlng llliness, or other good and suffi-

` cient reason for not having voted.

Parliament mean compulsory voting. The bill committee agreed to decla that anyone who does not cast his vot

voting in any similar election for si years.

A person so disqualified may go befo

agreed upon which will, if accepted by

Anyone who ls disfranchised and votes is liable tea tina of$50 to $100 or to one

.

N to three months imprisonment.

9 , Another recommendation makes any

when entitled to do so is disqualified from

person who takes pay for driving voters

" to the polls liable to a hundred dollars

`flne. At present only the man who zines

re

fthe hiring can be punished.

iiil USLEH Mil

Bi PlliSll]illi

Of Toronto Universitv in Near Future-He is Native of ThaiCitv-

that as soon as a board of governors of the

ndvisability of offering the position of President of the University to' Dr William Osler. u native of Toronto.

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the Canadian Northern Railway. The 1 ‘ . r 1 -

(1 rails -are seventy Pounds _to the yard, - E _‘ariri'are to be sh-ippe`d-arou'_r'|‘d”U¥b`6 r '1 ` _

to Vancouver on the steamer Boverlo.

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Amount already acknowledged for

Japanese Famine Fund to May lflth

.......... . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . ,.. 5(ll.(¥l

md”-V t'° “nw” th” Smel U°'”l’“"-7" 'Received after Fund closed S

D. M. _C. 25 cents; Teddy Chandler $1.00; Pansy Mission B_nnd per Mrs. B. Rogers .Alberton $8.44; W. E. and Mrs. Leard, Bridgetown $4100; A. .Friend of the cause, 10 cents; Daniel McKenzie, Kensing- ton. $2.00; Arch. Day, Kensington, $1.00; Dr. Darrach, Kensington, $2.00; Edgar Keir, Kensington, $1.00; Winsolc North School per John Cudmore, $1.%, making n totalof.......... . . . . . . . . . . . ... $10.05

f time rl a <1 pai nl e e. - - $577-11

0 (li?tl:rr»hdzor‘leerelleved nmgvhlt cube lansd MBSR5. 1906 Remltted bty Bank 1

made a thorough cure." No other remedy DN £0 HOD- T- N03". mlitflfll $57111

g cures like “Catarrhozone"-try it for C0l1S\11°f»°G¢l\€l‘l1 0f~1B9M1 A

response to all the advertising done since, ’__i______

the organisation of the Association These ` V

comprise the best class from cities in I

Canada and the United States, and the 1 literature of the Association will also be Thorn in nothing fwlw enclosed to each address. “" g°°d “"' 2 I l Z

Arrangements as to attending tothe , HPIRB

proper reception of visitors were dis- LINIMENT

C\155°d “nd “greed to' “ner whl°h the I Many years' uso for nil pn:-pnsc.- meeting adiourncd. has proved that it in an invalu-

_ oblchouschold remedy . . _ .

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]'l"S A GOOD THING

--RUB IT l.\i

Why suffer from this panful malady f ____ when one application c Chamberlain's Price _ _ _ ; ,S emu

mentln this city durlngthe tourist season. psp, Eglm given relief? Hundreds of

km,”-ml map” mn", to the ud“l°all power of this :remedy over rheunmtlsm '

non wmbe or great tenant to the a|iy',~,,,,,,,1 |,,.,,, ,|,:,,-,'m|,,,,,_ -` Umdcnscd __

2 trwisiefoiclasainestlnnn _ ' _,

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Krsusrox, May 14 -The woods have

been scoured for miles for Chalinnrnn, m\d the result has been fruitless. This mom Inga telegram announced that a person answering his description had cross- ed from Prescott to Ogdensburg, and Detctlve Foster has gone to investigate.

The escape brings to notice the fact that the prison is short of guards. Quite a number of vacancies have never been

'guards in the lnaane ward from which Cailabmn escaped. Now there is but ~one. .

lgalns--_

' aged 40 t e care of an invalid i

tail omee. loam tw 1

8tar.ion,eontainlng eight wgdoms, i

“fAN'1‘ED.-A u g -olored boy to

run book~bh:blr" chair. Apialg to

' oore Qantwell, Barbers. ll

ANTED.-Bp a Christian woman

O LII'-House on King S. heal'

rat ciaas order. Good, on aiidings. mediate `aossion. Apply on prem-

Not ifas Rich as Rockefeller.

If you had all the wealth of Rockefeller, the _Standard Oil magnate. you could not buy a better medicine for bowel com-

ah, imma Lady Pmlenem Ap |; plaints than Chamberlain's Colic Cholera

and Dlarrhoea Remedy. The most etninent- phyaican cannot prescribe a

` i_n_tter preparation for onlie and diarrhoea,

both for children and adults. The unl- form success of this remedy han shown ittobesuperiorto all others. It never

_ Hsu te Johnpllalnor. ltldtths

Ivan and up-tovdata, and th a some time during , tple fl everybody ls likel to hu t a

and active. 10d tf

Y EMEMBER.-That. everybody reads ' n morning paper as the news la the!

lllvertibed while tbelr mind ls atlli bright

fails, and when reduced with water and sweetened, ie pleasant to tate. Ivory family should be supplied with it. Bold by all drugglsts.

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F' Prince Edwagllsland, the Garden the Gull. Splendid lurf and ltill a

cool nights. illustrated information

on 'rms sum a s vacation rushing. cess ming. Daneman out

We have brought the name of th Smith Premier Typewriter upto the top, itiathe recognized loader of the Upo- wrlwr trade. How wal it donef Just by building a machine carefully and on

I A ' H A I E `i"r1l3¥'§'f=l1wi"r'd'3l:»l'n°"¢»u2<l'»°f'°°“t°""` °°"°°° """°'*"°'~-‘- °‘““° ”"“‘°"-

f. , ' ‘ ‘ \ max. ' udai ,

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filled. Formerlythere were tw n and tbreel

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OROUP IS DEADLY!

Nervlline, whldll reaches the trouble and

cures Quickly. The marvelous power of Nervil no will surprise you; its the best household remedy for coughs, colds, sore chest, croup, and internal pain of every kind. Large bottles have been sold by all dealers or nearly fifty years at 50c.

nuuiniisuri wnnnr uns

JA<‘xs0N Mich. May 12.--Over 300 citi- zens of Franklin County, charged with being members of an alleged “White Cap organization, pleaded guilty to the charge of intimidating the government home- steaders, and were each assessed the minimum fine of 825 and three month; imprisonment. The imprisonment was held up pending good behavior.

The litigation has attracted much

attention owing to the prominence ofthe parties involved. Among those indicted was the sheriff of Franklin County.

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V Toieurvro, May 14-At Wednesday even- ing's session of thc Presbytery of Toronto :and Kingston, J. K. llincdonald, convener of the General Assembly’s committee on aged and lnilrm mlnistcfs fund, stated that an active canvass was being conducted to increase the endowment for the fund from $235,000 to 250,000. A number of individual subscriptions of $1,000 each had been received in Montreal and Lord Strathcona had promised a subscription of $5.000. More than one hundred alumni of-Knox College voted unanimously in favor of a new building on a new site, and pledged tlminselves tojoln heartily in raising the necessary funds beyond the price of tl\c present. sitle. Thisamountvnna thought to be about §200,000.

Ii is Dangerous io Neglect A Cold-

How often do we hear lt remarked: “I|.'s onlvacold,"nnd a few days later learn that the mania on his hack with pneumonia. This is' of such common occurrence that a cold, however slight, should not be disregarded. Chamber- lain's Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency ofa cold to result in pneumonia. and has gained its great popularity and extensive sale by its prompt cures nf this most common ailment. It always cures and is pleasant to take. For sale by all druggiste.

GOODS

‘ BASE BALL will be the

BUYS.

“Oilicxal League $1.

I SPORTING

popular game here this season.

We hal/'¢ H ilood stock of BATS all prices for MEN and

BASE BALLS. big values at the following prices.

“Dandy” 5 cents each.

“Cracker” Io cents each. “King of the Field” 15 cents each. “Boy’s Favorite” 25 cents each “King of Diamond" 45 cents each.

_ “Dol1ar’Desd" 60 cents each.

“Half Dollar Dead” '25 cents each. “Professional” 9% cents each.

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50 cents each.

l"lllder’s Gloves, Cafchefs 1

Mitts. Masks, etc., etc.

_ Special Prices to Clubsl

Carter VC. o., Ltd.

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