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,Q lu- ‘ _ ' _ ~ _ _ _ rmsrorsu-°‘ ~ JANUARY: '

W* 'ras cnA1u_.0'r'rs'r0wN onsmuiu _ _ , ~ _ ,7-1°" 7

ras ci-xARL0'r'rE'r0wN GUARDIAN sms... mms... .».»»_....y-'

' that w o ni r iniur ous

' SATURDAY' JANUARY *7- I9 I ' tiiutfis fsrminguiziiirinmiixnitiy ccould inos-

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I .laniieson’s Carnation

i".

Cream »

‘does just one thing- '

,but does that right. It 7

vet and keeps it so. It -‘ is soothing and 'healing to the skin, cures chaps and rougliness (lm s it ,

-“quickly and without if

harm. itis entirely ab- ._ sorbed and does not fr leave the skin sticky or ,, greasy. Only leaves the faint, delicate odor of

' the carnations

Price Zic

_J.(%. .lainie cn

ii Druggist ` F The Medical Hall

(GU

l » | e 0 rims Minister had an estimate ,er farmers, and to all who have at

-- TELEPHONE CABLE. ,oi tns cost or this ssrvioo,.sna s1so,heart the true and best ihfefsi Oi *he

-_ -- f ‘ t i

_'_ -ff------~ \ ii tn ~u ' un <x l arming °°""““”‘°Y' .° T “g °

F .....,...n...._....s. Referring to the I->roD0sed telegraph gagsegri an lol eir an counc a been ,bear all the 1>1‘2BSl1W Which they P0*

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i Wiierm an ~

e _ “meal” fouuiain Pens

Mi)

E. ,_r

»- _ -,~_ _ge

the staiidaicl of ilie i' World. _ _ `»\"e have a large _;‘

_ , stool; ~ot` regular. ` ‘Ar _ safety, self fitting and i " i gold niountcd in all ii ‘ stylcsof poinfstosuit

any liairi.

H* '

G. H. Taylor i;

_ Jem-l r ic Cipiu inns _

i llnjoy th_e‘*Ilii;I»i‘r-III-Eating , i “‘ Geuii uiuun

I z Cameron s

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"i"3'-=..~$"-5%-<1. _

I i‘is good i bread.” _

(Our name on every loaf ) _, Sold only by iiicse Grocers viz- |

Cameron (Or_:_\_bb;’sCGrocery `

. . _D

Whcatieyd l\.li)6'. McLeod 5-m“H“ 0° Cnap_oel's- Greer ry - McPhee (ll. Ni\?holson’s Stand f

"J. Cronin Urocketi A2110 il Mrs'l‘rain ir (loo :-ioore li

| (Rochloxd St) (Wafer Si) _

Mrs J Trninor (Sp. Park ltd) 1

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Accident and Health

Insurance

The policies _we issue are

best in the market and for least rnoney. Our Company is most reliable and very liberal in its settlements. Look into the rnattir without loss of time and take 21|

policy.

D. B. Stewart

" Charlottetown, General Agent for the lgondrii'

Guarantee and Accident Co. Ltd. I.0ncl0n.Euglaud

the thc

“Men’s fur conts with fur collars

also splendid line 01 men's genuine coon coats. A large variety of wint- er fur-lined caps. One of the best showings we have ever had. Large as- sortment of steamer trunks and ordi- nary trunks. A large variety of club bugs and _suit cases from $2.00 up to $12.00, 2 only rnen’s blue beaver to

fltepuhlic of China, whose name fig- _ures frequently in the cable' de-`

_ _watches of late, is thus described in

'The Christian Guardian of Toronto:

' looks like a modest, aflahle scholar. -` Yet for twenty years this mnn ha,

been dreaming of, and planning for, a Chinese republic. I-le is a true pn,-

makes the skinlike vel- '» mot' rigidly h°“°“i' ““‘i ““°"i7

_ f°l1Yi¢SS» Even when an enormous , Price WHS Pllwcd on his head he went

about his work as quietly as ever, Moreover, Dr. Bun is a Christian,

evangelist. He was born at Fatshan, near Canton about 44 years ago,

\i and graduated at the Medical College _' all H0hi;’liong. For years he has fore- , seen what has now come to pass, but

his friends in England and the Unl-

f' ted States simply laughed at him

when he told them his dreams. But the dreams have come true, and the dreamcrhas helped to make them come true. Whatever may be in

THE CHRISTIAN PRESIDENT OF THE CHINE

Dr. Bun Ynt Sen, President of the,

"‘Dr. Sun is small of stature, and

nd is the Son of a native Chinese

store for the new republic we are glud to know that its first President is such n. man as Dr. Sun \Ynt Sen is known to he.”

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now. nt least nominally undef 0hl`i°“ man was more loudly cursed, and um "“i°~ Th” M°lllh\m¢<i0»hl. Bi- more intensely execrated by the far- though under gross superstition, are mers, and nothing ever caused them _ |1101; hgathem or id0lator`s_ They w°`,._“ more inconvenience, or made it more

Shiv in some sort the one God to whom Abraham prayed. Japan has a number of Christian statesmemmili- UTY and naval comnianders w-ho are held in high regard by the Emperor and the nation. And that the leaven of Christianity is working- powerfully

in China we have abundant evidence and animal life, and were frequently --~-~-_

in the fact that the reformers, wheth- er they shall succeed or not immedi- ately in their plans, have chosen a msn of Christian faith as their l'ead

len ' I that the roads are almost e\'\\I`Y'

And with the spread of Christian-

ity has come a great growth and ex- Pansion of civil and religious liberty. Fifi-Y Years ago there were millions of slaves in America. Thirty years

ago the serfs of Russia were libernt- ~

ed. Within a genera-tlon Japan, Rus- sia, Turkey, Persia, and now China,

have given their people some voice in the affairs of government through re-

ilfasfiéitatiliiii i1';;tit'“ti°“5- Tim’ Chris' :pensations for several disadvantages

, _ V _ iam y an erty are mvvlhit 011 I have experienced, “ to find the use | Thinii fif “hallii UIHY meal* tc' hfW° _and with ever more rapid strides to of the motor car prohibitedl And n Christian President and ruler over the destined consummation. while 1 live here, my earnest wish is,

__ time it may continue to be so. And I

THE PROPOSED ‘th P

1 ~ ii "gum 0 the "mtt'"° tsibl can upon our legislators for

and telephone cami! across the Straltsi iii F0915’ thi! Premier Stated that he the yurpose of securing thc permani

between this Province andthe main- land, referred to in The Guardian of yesterday one or two additional ob- servations may be in order. »

Should the Government undertake

the duty of providing the cable it should be adapted for both the tele- graph and telephone scrvicc. It should also have 8 sufficient number of v-'i,rt~s to enable it to he used by more than one company for either of he two services named. We hope in time to have more than

one telegraph company competing for business in Prince Edward Island in order that we may have the benefit of competition, heretofore denied us. At present, after the long agitation for improved service, the people of this Province are, still denied the

.night letter rate privileges that are 'enjoyed by the people of the main- land.

We under-stand that- -the Maritime

Telegraph and Telephone Company

|w0uld bcquitc willing that the cable,

V llomelii 'de Bread _

if provided by the _Government should be open to use by any Cana- dian Telegraph Company, but in any case no contract should be entered into which would tend to create or continue a monopoly or 'prevent free competition in electric service across the Straits.

THE CAR FERRY 'ESTIMATES.

On Monday last in the Housc of

Commons Mr. Pardee the chief Oppo-_ sition Whip made some inquiries in regard to the P. E. Island Car Fer- ry. First he wanted to learn wheth- er on the 23rd of last December the Prime Minister had sent a telegram to Mr. McLean, M.P., announcing the Government's decision to establish a Car Ferry service between Prince Ed- ward Island and the mainland. Mr. Pardee also wanted to know whether at the time of sending the telegram

SPLENDID WORK

IN PARRY SOUl\D

Quick cure of W. S. Keifyle by Dodd's Kidney Pills.

'eiuhcred for Ten Months, But was

mired by a Single Box.-Splendid Reputation of Dodd's Kidney Pills.

Golden Valley, Parry Sou

trir.-t, Ont., Jan. 26 (Special) W. Kettylc. well-known in this district, has added his testimony to the great mass now coming forward to prove that Dodd's Kidney Pills cure kidrney, disease, no .matter where it is found or in what form it is found.

"I suffered from backsche,

and headsiche for ten months." M15; iiottyie states, "My sleep was broken 1 and unrefreshing und the least exer- tion would make me perspire freely.

nd Dis- - S.

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had sent. a telegram of the purport indicated. to Mr. McLean, and added:

"An estimate was prepared by the

proper officers of the Department of Railways and Canals and was sub- mitted to the Prime Minister by the Minister of Railways and Canals. This estimate was placed before the Prime Minister before the said tele- gram was sent.” Mr. Borden further stated that the information as to the estimated cost of the service would be given in committee of supply when thc estimate for the service would be under. consideration. In reply to Mr. Emmerson the Prime Minister said that the great inconvenience of the present system had been brought to his attention in Parliament and also during his visit to the Island, upon both of which occasions he had strongly advocated an improved ser- vice.

RURAL POST OFFICE BOXES.

It will be remembered that in' 1908

the late Liberal Government and their followers rejected the proposal to establish mail boxes along the rural mail routes, but later changed their minds and adopted what had before been the declared policy of the Conservative Opposition. The House was dissolved on September 17, and it was in August previous that the decision was reached to establish ru- ral delivery. I-la-ste was necessary to get the movement going. and it now transpires that on August I4, I908_ an order was given to an American firm to supply the boxes at $3' per box;

There was no need, except n, politi-

cal one for this haste, and the boxes should have been made in Canada. But they were ordered in thc States and without tenders being called for. And many more were ordered and de- livered to the Government than have yet been used. According to a state- ment issued by the present Postmast- er Gencral a few days ago in Parlia ment, 18,844 of the boxes have been placed winis 90,333 boxes _src not in use. their cost being $270,999, Of ,this amount, however, $150,000 is .yet unpaid and may not be until the boxes are Placed in use. In the mean-

office boxes

- Rexali for the hair Rexall 93' hair tonic and Rcxall shampoo paste are making new friends evcry

Etime the Government is rich in post

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' ~ 'sibly be introduced upon the Island.

SE REPUBLIC. ‘luis may seem strong

'- ‘language to use. but I

the hundreds of millions of people in have lust recently come from* Chinn! Prngqcauy ,U the vm,-ld the Old Country where they are ex- san Gum," Japan and Turk" are coodlngly numerous, and nothing

that was ever invented for the use of

difficult and unpleasant for them to carry on their business successfully, than did the populan use of the motor car on the public highways. ' They are not only s feature of glar- ing extrsvagance and suP\H`fi0“°` wealth, but many of the users of them seemed to entertain the m0S¢ insolent disregard both for human

designated "road hogs" for their callous indifference to both human and animal safety. There are two most objectionable features aguinst their use on this Island, The first is,

'where too narrow, and the second is.| -that it would be almost, if not quite ,impossible to control the nervous and highly strung Island horses. Ac- cidents would he frequent, that _ is certain, and many other serious in- conveniences would be experienced bY the farmers, of which only those who have had practical experience of this automobile curse on the public high- ways can speak with authority. . 'oincs I came here to live and farrr-, ‘it has been one of the greatest corn-

would especially appeal to my broth-

P _ _ .

ent maintenance of the prohibition law as it now stands. Hoping that

ill li h th en-

Lots 27-28 Institute met in lilid-

,dleton Hall on Jun. liith Bi 3 1111]- 'Presidcnt Cameron occupied the chair

~ 'IIIE HOUSE 0F QUALITY.

ivi

By the first

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for '2 5.00, $98.50

3 p, c.iPersiar1 Larnb'$16.60 for 990

42.50 at I 3 off.

40.00, $1_6. 50 for 10.00, $r0.95 for

. I7 sable muffs $25.00 for 12.50,

Half ` _ I _

Price

F ur Sale

of February we want

- clear decks on furs. ' I "

Furs of genuine merit at I-3 of}`_ $98.00 mink rnuifs 77. 59,

_ $_60_00 for 45.00.' I

~C0l1ars $30.00 for 20.00, $3500

im' 75-00. $52.00 for

6.90.

Half Price Sale Of Furs

$27.50 for 19.00, one mole collar $f2.50 for 7.50,

Brown Squirrel M uffs

14 Sable double lined collarettes 15 00, _20_00, 25.00 up to

_you w' he able to Puh S 9 _ closed. ' ~

i I remain yours truly. ' ° ' F I'

, _ s_Mo.~o,.._ss_ _ Fur Linedfloais PA S u lined_Coais

he claimed that this was the mosti _ _ profitable time for our dairy cows to i Phe dt/re begin milking. ‘ YOUR

and the secretary read minutes of last meeting. On motion they were adopted. The President stated that the subject for discussion was: Which iin the mont; profitable for our farm- crs to keep, the dairy, beef, or gcu- eral purpose cow?

Chas. Craig spoke strongly in fir

vor of the dairy cow. Colin Craig gave the record of one of his cows _ which had produced 360 lbs of but- ter fat, equal to 432 lbs. of butter, which, with skim milk added, was worth $124.61.

The cost of feed for the year was

$45.61, leaving a profit. of $79.00

pay the dealer best, "'Putnam's”

feet of corns. Take no other than

Extractor. Sold by druggists.

IJAHKEN THE Hilli

‘ Restore Faded and Gray Hair o Natural Color- Dandruff- Quickly Removed.

There is nothing new about the

idea of using Sage for restoring the color of the hair. Our grandmothers kept their hair dark, glossy and a- bundant by the use of n simple "Sage Tea." Whenever their hair [fell out or took ou 9, dull appearance, ,they made n brew of Sage leaves, gand applied it to their hair with ‘wonderfully beneficial effect,

Nowadays we don't have to resort

to thc old time tire-some method 0

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day. We can refer you to dozens ofigflihefillg the herbs and making the our customers wh?, have used themlten. This is done hy skillful chemists with great results. Call and ask n-[better than we could do it ourselves; bout them. Sole agents. The Mac-.and all we have to do is to call for Kinnon Drug co., Cor Gt. Geo &'the 1`eady-lr-rule product. Wvetifs Kt Ste. def, Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, gon.

th-ihihg Suze in the proper strength

AGAINST .iU'roM0BIi.-Es. |with the addition of Sulphur, ouotnl

fers 014 00 sizes 44 and 44 Bail ine farm On, box of lmmis Km. To the Editor of the Uharlottet- '1`hiB l>l‘0P&I`Ml0h Hives outhfu

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WHY Bild Steamer NIE! Will mah” “hey Pills I was completely cured. °W" Gliilfdiah-

suitable gift for home or s.broad.|~1-,mt was ,, year ago am; I navel Dear Sir:-in your issuc nl Tuesday pawn-._ ]_.5du_ had no return of my trouble s1n¢e_" _I noticed a report thafra delegation,

al I-26d2i lumbago dropsy and Bright’s dis- Dealed I sincerely hope that the ef

DDdd.s Kidnev pms have gone 8 of no doubt influential people had

“Come to the Hospital Danes if great work in Qhis dist,-iC¢__ Numa;-_ waited upon the Premier for thc pur-

only'to he n spectator. Your pres- ons people can be found who have P000 Oi Mhihg him I0 U56 his ihiii-'eh' ence is needed to fill the Prince of hem cured hy them 01 almosft every ce towards having the law, _ which

;V_?lu_ tfggiiege Hall, and help the kidney disease' including I-heumau_5m_ prohibits the use of automobiles, re-

ar 0 own ~ _ -

_cr old-time scalp remedy.

color and beauty to thc hair,y and iii one of the best remedies you can use for dnndrufl, dry, feverish, itching scalp, and falling hair. Get a fifty cent bottle from your druggist to- day, and you will be surprised at the quick results. All druggists sell it, under guarantee that tho money will be refunded if the remedy is not ex-

H s it . .

i 0 p Yeung 'iibey are looked upon by nil forts of these gentlemen will prove actly as represented.

“Barznins in shoes for everybody h ., ed th th, one gun absolutely futile. I know from prsc- BP€GiB1&E¢hf-S E- A F0Sf»0I‘. Suu- at Got! Bros. 1-26d3i. Zin; farekiiine digging, tical experiences that no greater l

nyside

President Cameron also had the re-

~.ccrd of his herd for 6 months, ic- igiiming tho lst, uf Mu); -__-liif‘li.~l1o\-.'- ` ‘ed quite a variation in the yield of. ‘his coivs. He said fcsxtlug of mu". .birds was a grand work as it woulrll

lshow us the cows that wc should; ivrecd out. He ulso.spol\c sF.ron,'_'iy in I 'favor of the Shorthorn as he wnutczi

to produce beef as well as milk. 1'

Harvey Mitchell of the Dominion

Dniryiug Department gave a short talk on the subject, claiming that it would be much better for our farm- - crs to keep cows of some good dairy breed and also that they should rc

Agent at Hummersids.

_ Halt Price llali Price

1Ns'r1TU'1‘E .\iEn'r1NG. rr- __=”y " ' _ f- -’ _:S

This cow freshened in the ialli, and égsteii r°'5“l“rll¥it~° find .OM which _

‘__ Q ickl ` ahifiiaglgefg tis: cg; tffiglléifxggg over _“___\3\Z`\_isx:acresentthe strongest and best known Fire Companies in the world ss

'c ‘ u y on " orns He said they were trying to nscer- North Bri;-ish&Msrcsntile insurance Co.. of Edinburgh.

SON! FOOI iumps, (‘_&“0l.!S¢S tnin what it cost to produce a pound }f,i"°“.*;slf“",‘,‘:'_°,‘,’£°,_‘§‘"ff:iid-5'ii i3“‘i°h~

_._ - of butter fnt, and he was pleased to Qffgfriinn Xgsnl n¢o\i{§_|'f¢,'1°_,°,,|i°;'§n¢l|°,f,',§,

1|;'5 8 new wrinkle for Corn;-3, know that several of our farmers iiefiiihh Am""'¢ 3I°"’YBU<‘-"“`¢i “iNBW_Y0l'k-

oainless remedy that quickly removes \W2\"@ keeping ah RCC0Uhi'- Ui the C0” édiiiiiilfgliirigguisg'i¢i'%,iooiii“gi'>¢ii’unifleld ~'

the corn. D0n’t doubt it, this is a Of i*i¢_fi i_ZiV€h 10 their hiiih C0WS» find {‘fh"‘*(\}.i¥ i¥;,,i;“_;‘ii'l o lo.Hértfor_dW. . i

' ' ' '__wu< ' " -, -1 unamn r n ance 0.0 mme.

scar, no more salvesior pads. Just €HCii~ i fs; CO. Ltd,‘ char|oi‘¢t°wn_ apply Putnam’s Painless Corn Ex- _ _ ' _ Mauna" P E I

tractor, 25c. a bottle. Substitutes lrrvenmg Session._ 9, M, Hinge, _ , ' ' ‘ ° _

pays you best because it _~-ids your By wiueet the secretary read u "' 'V '”

clipping from The Guardian of the `

of Charlottetown men had waited on Premier Mnthieson, asking that the

_ p una mmously by ,1 standing \'ote:-Where-

_ 0 o a e he act prohibit- ins the running of automobiles- in

this Province repealed; Therefore re- ‘solved. that it is the opinion of this meeting that thc said act should not

be rspcalcd, as it would ho against K

_satisfied to be only average farmers dmwfrwtf'

and dairymen. He complimented the men who had figures to show what ~

pumamvs paimess Com and ‘Kart 16th inst. which stated that it party

an prohibiting the num-is of ...M any so-called investments are

mobiles in P. E. Island _should be rc- _ _ .

~ i`..'lii.°.3i..g"if.§'§..§2§§`°..s"i`s°§§§$?1“ “"5 merely eXPeCtai1C1¢S~A Can'

.pgs 0\;e__;iii_de;‘s.ti;nd_tlt1at a movement IS

;”;:;.1€i';“i.?;f..°' 'M *H W - _ R09¢'°S» ¢h--l»u»i°~m- 1vn__ iuitonou thus gave so address Manager r. E. I. Branch

on airyin , s " fi 1 th t ' ’

Show, ,mf a ,_‘;‘;,‘_“i§dea,f_San__“n0_‘;‘_; R. B. ROGERS, Kensington. Special Agent.

their individual cows were doing in ‘_» ~-- the Production of butter fat. I-Ie was _ g very anxious th t h

» n 0 ie e consum-

ed and 'thus ascertain what it cost to produce a lb. of fat. He al s owe c ar s of some herds of cows whose milk was sent to the factory

s wished that all our iurmers_

would test their cows for M lengt one Whole rear. as he believed if ., s man owned only one or two cows ii;

W0hl\i DRY him well to test th .

A ,,,,,,., d,,,,,s,,,,,,, by ,,re”s';f,m Charlottetown

Cameron, (lharles (iruig, Jas. Mc- Unrdell, Colin (lruig uud others fol- "‘ "~ ~+--.:.-:=-_'_:_-==:1~;--M" A

no as . “f J 3*; §"°““’ ”“ OVER THIRT Y-T WO ' s .1 1. . “° MILLION DOLLARS

nt Kensington. Tires \' r , t ' ° the ,east _m____e_y _°__t:_§__;t____<_; For the year _ending 2_6 D_ec 1911 the Sun Life of instructive. snowing use dme..,,,,, re, Canada received applications for $32,40o,oc0.o0. i;>iii>t1>seri\itiiiie`;uiirocxiire1i1°rg; 21:; _:ers No better evidence of the popularity of that good

. , OB .' ~ that Wm not, _ e old company could be given.

R. BROW

Msnsgcr For P. E. l.

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iowsa, in which it was 1,,,,,,,,ht out subject for ulsoussiom-ivhicn is 'tus that Mr. Mitchell favored the grow- i’°"t breed Ui ‘ini-“Y Chihlv f01` -tho ing of fodder corn, if, f@,._.,| the ,._,,,v,, farmers- of Lot 27-28 Institute? J. in ins fsu, sou ii uioy nod ,, sua soi'P1~ H- .

much the hetter. -_ ..._

A h(‘B.l‘t_V V_OtC of iihfinks, rnoved bv To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Charles Greig, seconded `ny John --- . Craig. was tendered Mr. Mitchell and l Taka LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlns Shitllbly acknoivlcdged hv him The ‘Tablets Dru ists refund

inn, t. _ ' _ _ ~ . - KB money if

__ _ _rnlpe ing wil be held in Albany lit fails to cure. 'E W GROVE’S sig

::Don't cough," when you can Ch”

yourself so quidfly and Pl€858»i`ii»iY with llexall cherry juice--this truly delicious medicine is really V017 ei' fcctual. So much faith have ws in it that wc guarantee every b0f-*ie wc sell to give sntisfnetivh or the price. 23:. back. Stl; athhi-F' 'Phe Rcxaii Store. The McKinnon Drug Co , Cor Gt Geo, & Kt Stl.

r 0 Y - -- ..........__,_ _ _ e.. - _ ' sc 00- ousc Feb. lst nt 7 1\. rn. ‘nature is on nach box: 25c. _ I i i dm'

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I Goff Bros Great Remoyal Sale of Boots and Shoes

began .Saturday Morning, Jan, 20 for spot cash I only

` Our lease of the old stand will expire before long and we must get -out, and say good-bye to what has been our business home for 2 5 I years.

I zodrrw then drw

B A R G A I N S i

will be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felt and rubber footwear. to clear out the entire stock

Now is the time to get a big supply for father, mother, brothers and sisters, a whole family outfit. N 0 Approbation.

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