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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 339, 4 September 1901
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ENGLISHMAN MAKES CLAIM FOB DAMAGES Declares He Was Falsely Imprisoned Wu Detained Several Months by General Otis Charles Spencer. Who Sara He Was Held by United States Authorities la Manila on Saspleloa of Betas a Ipr. Is Now la Victoria Endeavorlac to Have His Case Pressed
Cauae of Accident I'nknovrn V A t TQDtU T * m . . _
THE MORNING'S NEWS
OIL COMPANIES SUE TO RECOVER TAXES
PRESIDENT'S MOVEMENTS With Mrs. McKlnle? He Attends Children's Oay at Connty Pair
! FINAL TOUCHES ! ON THE RETVIZAN Guns Being Installed on Russian Battleship I General Anthony Hrynk and Captain Ales Moeller Arrive From Huania > to ftupervlne the Work—Entire Armament to De Fired In the Teat
Flrat Cable New« of Suicide
HOWISON IS TO RECEIVE CHALLENGE Schley Must Make It Personally Bear Admiral and Counsel Ars Conferring Daily Civilian Witnesses Are to Be>Cnlled, bat Nature of Expected Testimony Is Mot Revealed, Nor Is Their Attendanee Certain, as Congresa Has Never Passed a l.a«v to Compel It
Chlnene I.oae Mves In Fir*
FIRST STAKE OF THE EXPOSITION Ceremonies Held at Forest Park St. Louis Principal Building:* of the Louisiana Pnrchaie Ex position to Be Bnilt on Foundation Lines Radiating? From Stake Driven by the Chairman
IRRIGATION SUIT Contest Over Rltfhta In Saa Joaquin River Water
llx-D«r Btcrda Racr Kndi
Accidental Shooting la Fatal BAM jTHAvnam «...i T««
MAN WITH BROKEN BACK RECOVERING
TRAIN ROBBERS SECURE Bill HAUL Hold-Up on Cotton Belt Line Near Texarkana One nf the RolihorM Ik an Expert Rn-Kinecr, and After L,»012»k >liillnnd Ks prenh Cars the Criminals Make Their Eatraiie on the lOiifiitie
SAN FRANCISCO HAS A BIG FTRE Brick Bnilding on First Street Is Gutted Elrctric Spark Is Snppoard to Hrve Started the Ulnae, Whli-ITjlriinlta in ThrawlnK Pull}- One Hundred and Fifty People Out of Employment
British Colnmlila Government Chancre
GOOD REGISTRATION OF STANFORD STUDENTS
WEDDED LIFE NOT A DREAM OF HAPPINESS San Francisco Physician Recites His Woes Tells Astonishing Story of His Wile's Cruelty Albert li. Iln <-r, .11. D., File* j Suit for Divorce From lII* Wife Ho It lie in In, Whonc «tme, If hut a Portion of Il«»r Hiinliiiiid'n CharffCM Ue True* ISrlicn ll«*r Character
PRINCE CHUN IS ON GERMAN SOIL Emperor William Receives Envoy in New Palace Settlement of Difficulty Regarded no Another Success for Chinese Diplomacy—Minister Conieer to Reclaim Concession at Tien Tsiu »
Mlnlater Conifer's Effort
Protocol Proposal Rejected
ck>O<><><>OOOCH><>OK>CK>O-CK><><>O<> PRICES FIXED FOR NAPA WINE GRAPES
FAIR WILL AGAIN The Supremo Court Henri rgniim'iilm on Trust <Jlati«e
STATE EQUALIZER TOLAND IS ANGBY Tax Levy Fixed While He Is Absent ll«» Declare* Now That the Action of the Hoard Wm Illegal, and In Try'"B to Bring: the Memhem Together tor Another Meeting
ALASKAN VEGETABLES Government Expert Thinks Ilarily Varieties Will Grow (p -North
CARPENTER'S CRIME Murders Wife, Wounds Mother-In-Lan* and Kills Himself
Tramp Coafemieii Ills Crime
WHITE MAN'S JOURNEY ON ALSEK RIVER Thrilling Experience in Alaska Miner Has Two NarrowlEscapes From Death Xorton Maynon, While Exploring tha Stream With Indian and Squaw, Nearly Falls Victim to Clnnaaiov lleara, and Aftemard Narrowly? Kacapea llelnic Swept OvcrCataraal
CONVICT ESCAPES Murderer Ilrmrtterly Mlmsliik From Folsuin State 1-rison
DEATH OF H. T. GRAM Well-Known l'luuo Maker Snecnmba to Ilia Injuries '
Two Ladles Killed I>y Train
Imloppnilenre Out of Commission
IViinioim Increased
DIGGER AND WASHOE IND[ANS , HOLD BIG POW-WOW AT MURPHY'S
GAINS MADE Bi STEEL MAKERS More Men Working in Trust's Mills Amalgamated Officials Say They Are Quite Content Effort May Be Made to Clowe Dnqueane Plant by Inducing Open Hearth Men to Leave—Quiet at McKeesport. Sharon Tin Worker* Send Nearly a Thoimand Dollars to Strikers* Fund
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS
Itnilrnnd Men Get Iluek Wdffei
Pennsylvania Chain Out
< «»|tiinlniK C'lialn Men Out
BRITISH EMPLOYERS TRY TO GET DAMAGES
CHAIN MAKERS ARE ON STRIKE EVERYWHERE
STRIKE IN BIG FOUR MINES IS POSTPONED
Coal Shipment* Crippled
MORGAN CONSOLIDATING ALL COAL COMPANIES
Ti'iitii* lraiii ( liniii'iionMliips
Electric Mjalii ami Ilall«v«y Pool
TrouWle# in Tangier*
DEWET ISSUES PROCLAMATION Will Shoot All British in Transvaal Gives Till Midtjle of September to Leave rnmmandiint Hyhppg Innucr Order* Thnt All Armed Colonial* Captured After September IS Are to Re Shot. Force of Doem Loots Hurrydnle. Kitchener Reports Hoer Losses
Orders to Shoot/Armed Colonials
noKUS LOOT DAIIRYDALG Kitchener Report* Enemy** l.o**c* for ; the I'h *t Week
Boer* *linot Captured Sconti
OtTI.AM)i:n REFUGEES Mllaer Will Work to llrinff Hack People to Transvaal
PATENTS ISSUED l-'onr I.on Angeles People Secure Pro. tectlon for Inventions
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FRANCISCAN ORDER Fsinlillnliment by Anglican • liorch on Ihe llndnon
Swlmininsc Chmiiplonxliip
— Curxon Crltlelnefi Kilueatlon In Imlla
! VENEZUELANS WANT ACTIOS United States Offers to Mediate Castro Sends Friendly Reply, But Colombia J 8 Silent Considerable Hums of Money Sent From London to Help General I rlbe-l'rlbe—OfUclal Explanation of Trouble Between tbe t.'ouutrles Shorn That Doth Are Sul-prlscd
I,OM)O HE;.V9 I'nißß Considerable Sum* of Mane)- Iteicularl.v Sent to the General
Tension I* llelleved
MncArttiar to Succeed Merrlnm
Purchase of Danish West Indies ir AauivnTnM u^..• o TI j.
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COURT DECIDES IN FAVOR OF HEIRS Suit Against tlie California Navigation Company Uaniavri Awarded to Itelatl ve« of p»». ■rr | ■on* Killed and Injured by Ktplnslon on Steamer I*. C. Walker In lN&8»llelri Recover Daraaxea
California Millionaire Itohbrd
Former Jnd.e D.bo.e I
Four Killed by Mchtnlßg aA XT rT C/"« r» rr» n A n 4 > .1- –
FBESNO OIL BATE CASE Arguments Begun Before Commissioners New Office for Southern and Union Pacific Htmda Are to Have a Superintendent of Mall Cootracta, and It la Lnderatood That Herbert P. Thrall la to Be Appointed—The < blraan-C;reat Weatern to laane *5,000,000 Honda
Superintendent of Mall Contract!
Markhaiu llvkliii Ken Duties
' _____ 'rhlraKo-Ureat Western Road Issne
SEARCH FOR MURDERER Mian Henderson's Slayer Said to Have i Been Seen
Monument to Stars and Stripes
DEAD MAN FOUND Decomposed Corpse Is Discovered Near Corona
FRANCE REMAINS OUT WITH TURKEY
ABANDONS HOPE OF DOLE'S REMOVAL
DISTINCTION FOR CALIFORNIA MAN
Louisiana Man Found Dead
HAWAII'S JUDGE IS UNDER FIRE Nearly Three Hundred Pages of Charges Partisan Politics at Bottom of All the Trouble Abram ft. Humphries Accused of Controlling? en-Rpaper, of I'alng His Powers to Promote Personal Ends, , and of Heine Harsh, Vindictive and Tyrannical Toward Members of liar
SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE Railway From Delagoa Bay to Jo* hanneibarg to C'beapvn Freight
Strainer Ophlr OS Porto Praya
I STOLEN JEWELRY BROUGHT TO LIGHT L
:l —!1— j President of Industrial Commission
| Appointments bj- President
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Suit against THE STRIKERS Action Begun to Recover Damages ■ Sailors and Firemen Alleged to Have Broken Contracts Dovineii on Water Kront I» Active and Worlt li Bennu on Several Ve»- ■eli Which Have Heretofore Been Idle—Several Amanita on Son-Union Men Are Keported
TRIAL OF FORMER CLERK DIMMICK Judge S. C. Denson to Assist the Prosecution Appointed Speelnl Attorney In Tlnce of Flr*( Anftlstnnt Attorney (ienornl Jame* M. Beek—Henrlnw of fane tontlnned I ntll Thursday MornlnK
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•*WHLL IP IN ART MATTERS" Ability of Wife of London Theatrical Manager, a Lob An«ele» nirl
Thoiuna>OoagUia
Waterman-Ritchie
So h lorn-tt Ample
Pleanant Luncheon
A Pinner Fart?
ITarknoNN-Hnrt
Towner-Bur lock
I auu u. Note* and Personal*
RARE MANUSCRIPTS SOLD F.nrl of Crau-ford's Collection Pari chaard by Mlai liylands
SCHOONER IS WRECKED P " Helen M. Kimball <t«»es Ashore ob e Fanning Isinnd
* I The Favorite Line East
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DE COURSEY THE WINNER tfains Decision for His Aggressiveness Great Fight for First Ten Rounds Herrera Claims to Have Injured Hli HlKht Wrlat In the Ninth Round, and Dnrlns the Laat Half of the Content Ue Coarse? Wai Forced to Do All the Work-Klfht la Detail j
SHAMROCK ll'S TRIAL Columbia and Constitution to Rnor Every Dnjr Till* Week vpw vnnr o mi «< ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Detroit and Washington
Milwaukee and Baltimore
Chicago and Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Boston and Pittsburg
Chlcavo and Sew Vorlc
St. Loots and Brooklyn
SANTIAGO GOLF CLUB HOLDS TOURNAMENT
GOOD STOCK SHOW FOR DISTRICT FAIR
NEW YORK FRUIT HOUSES COMBINE
REGULATIONS FOR REGATTA Committee Settles on All Racing Rules Yachts Will Be Separated in Two Classes Cl*** A Include* All float* Over Twenty-One Feet Racing Length and Cla*» D All I'nder Those Dlmenalona—There Will Be No Restriction* a* to the Number of Sail*
MORE BOWLING ALLEYS ARE BEING ERECTED
GOOD THING CUT LOOSE AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
Poor Card at Hawthorne
Delmar Park RmvHi
Reanlta at Klnloch Park
Grand Circuit Meeting
WILLIE KING WINS liUi Angeles Rider Leads at Flnlnli In Tnren(y-Foar-Hoar Race
International Tennis Tournament . _ „
Injunction Against Bookmakers
INTERNATIONAL YACHT EACE BET Four Hundred Thousand Dollars Wagered Arrangements Are 3?ade Between an 1 ] English Syndicate and Group of ! Pittsburg Men, and Money- Placed ( In Hands of the Stakeholder t
Yarlit Club Member) Bet
MIXED FOURSOMES ON THE CATALINA LINKS •
I —— RACE RESULTS AT SACRAMENTO
SIGOURNEY AND MITCHELL MAY PLAY BILLIARD MATCH i
MASTER BARBERS MUST QUALIFY State Board of Examiners Are in Session
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AMERICAN LABOR ARMY
A CHECK ON DISFRANCHISEMENT
DEMAND FOR STORE ROOM
ORGANIZED LABOR'S DUTY
WE WANT THE STATE CONVENTIONS
THE AMERICAN NOBILITY
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THE* HERALD'S GALLERY
T/Jhy Sro/and jCoses
jtn Jtnswor to t/io Co tor Quest ton
The Boer's Little Joke
!Pm*fnt iP&Mta
ix the: public ey&
A Famous Robber
Earthly Longings
She Knew Him
THIS DATI3 IN AMERICAN HISTORY OVDn'riniDrn a
Song TVin Tin nrn ta A wltd fair mnmnn
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
BRIDE SUED FOR BROKEN PROMISE Mrs. Robert J. Northam Charged With Fickleness Stanley D. Gllkcy, a Clerk, Aaacrta That She Promised to Marry Him, and He Demand* fSW,nno Damage! From Her Rich Hnibnnd
LESLIE TO RESUME HIS OLD POSITION Former Teacher In toe High School Will Be at the Helm When School Opens
f.nbor Day Receipts
BAKER F. RASCHE CATCHES A BULLET Shot at by an Unknown Man and Hnrt Stefan Kablanorlc, a DiichArged Kmploye at Kblnger'a Bakery, Is Suspected of Having Ambaibed Ilia Late Foreman Out of Kerens*
MILITARY ACADEMY IN SPLENDID CONDITION Sen Commandant Han Been Engaged and the School Haa n Bright Ontlook
MILK DEALERS WILL NOT BE PROSECUTED l)enlers Who Sold Impure Milk Are Told Permits Will Be Revoked If Tliey Repeat Offeme
HEALTH? SCHOOLMA'AM Found Out How to Feed Herself
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL NOTES
Angelenoi Abroad
HOTEL ARRIVALS
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS |OA!V BERNARDINO COIJWTY) BOND DISCUSSION AT REDLANDS Issue for Water Supply and System May Fail Residents Who Have Been Visiting: Kastern Cities llefciit to Return Home-MnnnKcr Sinclair to Take a Trip—Fire In a Xow Ilox Factory
(SAXTA OARDAKA COI'NTY) RANCHER HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
(SAX DIEGO COT T V) 4ERSQNAL EVENTS AROUND ESCONDIDO
(SAN DIEGO COl*TY> PREPARING FOR G. A. R. AT CORONADO Formal Opening of Camp Occur? at the Hotel I'luoriuoiu Tents Arranged f°«* Kitchen and Dlniiiß' Itoom—Baheoek'w UtTorts to Entertain tJue*ts Appreciated— lluntlna mid Tallyho Fetes
(SA> Dmuo CO! M Y) W. G. HESSER IS HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
IVtitlonN for Divorce
(ORANGtt COt.NTf > MANY TEACHERS IN ORANGE COUNTY Jose Lopez on Trial lor Robbing a Rancher Sam I.una Gets Excited Over Laundry Hill, t American Swear Words, and Fined Ten Dollar*—San Franciscan Chosen for Central Seliool
(LOS ANGELES COt'XTY) TRUSTEES AT COVINA PASS GOOD ORDINANCES
tORANGE COtTY> OLD GERMAN RESIDENT EXPIRES AT ORANGE
(SA MIS OBISPO CO! NT V) CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION IN NOVEMBER
(RIVEHSIDB COUHTV) GENEROUS OFFER FROM CARNEGIE Donation lor Library Building at Riverside He Will Give f20,000 If the City Will Furnish a Site and Set Apart fJIOOO Kaeh Year for the Maliftenanct of the Library— Notes and Personals
<OHAN«K COUNTY) ANAHEIM PEOPLE AND THEIR DOINGS
(SANTA lIARDAKA COIIKTT) PLANS FOR HOME IN THE MONTECITO Millionaire Gillespie Pnreliases Property Cable* From Ilumliny to Hli Aitenl in Santa llarbnra to Secure the Site. Engagement o( Mian Anna Fanld-Ini; to I'karlra Slirrninn Announced
JOTTINUS
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NEWS OF PASADENA
(•** BKHXAIIDIXO COISTY) COUNTY TREASURE IN SAFETY BOX San Bernardino Keeps Money Ont of Banks Nlnlns Camp Constable It each em Town Willi Hlk Star and Pockets BolKltiff With Money, bnt Soon 9ucenmha to the Reil and Is Fined fr»
Claims to Have Been Defrauded
COURT BRIEFS
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL SEWER PLANS ARE TAKEN UP City Engineer Submits Some Figures New Ontfall Sower Will Cost Three-Quarters of a Million Hnfflneer Stafford Presents a Detailed Statement of the Work Kccemarf to Be Done In Kxtendinff the Sewer Syntem—Election May be Called to Vote Bonds for Improvement
Police Court Day Day
ONE MILLION FOR EXPENSE Council Fixes Tax Levy for the Year llate Is Lower Than Last, Year by Five Cents a Hundred Committee Given to Eneh Departoient About the Same AmonntM Apportioned to Them Lnat Vcnr-Llgbt-Inir Service Will Be Extended by Adding One Handrcd Store Lamps
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THE J/yEATHER
Weather Forecast
Const Record
Caitfrn TemperatopfH
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Untitled
DIED
FINERAL IfOTICES
ROBINSON TAKES CP.THE CUDGEL Defends Jeffrey Against Hartranft Frames Open Letter to Fruit World's Editor Editorial Remark Concerning H*auly of Editor* Calls Forth Beasallonal Attack on Hortlcnltaral Commissioner From Proprietor of the Purine Fruit World
BURKE HAS A CRIMINAL RECORD 111* Work In San Francisco Wh » a Line With Tliat ol Frdori Budds I In ThU City
CLANGING GONG COULD NOT PREVENT ACCIDENT linprndence of Georve Seebold Causes Him to Be Han Down and Serloltaly Injured
1 Card ofThanks
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CITY GRANTS i PARK PERMIT! Liquors to Be Sold Dur- j ing Races Council Passes Ordinance After a Heated Discussion Ordinance Ordering (ale of Water Work* Bonds Passed liy Council. Rqiltible Ua* Company Wants Ordinance Dcflnlns (lu Plant Territory Extended—l'uhllu Scale*
I iMleltverert Telca-raiim
BELT LINE FRANCHISE COMMANDS LARGE SUM
UNION MEN'S LAUNDRY NEARLY READY TO START
BOTH MEET A WATERLOO' Liquor Laws Go Down! to Defeat Councilman Bowen's Measures' Fail of Passage Couiirll Defenta I'ropoaeil New He*. I taiirant Liquor Mennare l»y n Vote of Three to Four—drillnaitee Seel*- Inic to Dh oree Sulooim anil IteHtauranfn Ueaten on a Tie Vote
' I Ilellmnn Bore (he Burden
jß|iunene Bicycle Thief
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ASSOCIATION IN BUSINESS IN 10S ANGELES FIELD Executive Committee Disposed to Be Non-Communicative and Conduct Affairs Like a Private Business—Price of Oil Not Made
STOCK EXCHANGE llrokern Refuse lo Endorse Action of Governing; Hoard
OIL SHIPMENTS
SALES IN SIGHT
ery Indeflnlte
♦OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf 1 Jt MINING .< ! o 0 #OOOOOOOOOCX>OOOOOOOOOOOCX>4 Mining Stocks
Metal Market*
TONOPAH MINES One of the Recent Sensations Makes a Rig Showing
KLONDIKE OUTPUT ;
WITH THE MINERS
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MortKAKKa
Homesteads
Attachments D TT" > r 1 , _ 4 * TT
j ty unaer saia lease. Ilftrgtnal Satisfactions
Miscellaneous
TOWNSHIP COUHT Xetv Actions
SUPERIOR COt'HT New Aetloas
INCREASED ATTENDANCE AT CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
STEALING BICYCLES IS HER BUSINESS Professional Female Thief Comes to Grief Minn Lillian Wilson, Stylish and Pretty, Has to Confess Thai She Stole Two Wheels In One Day and Sold One—Also Wauteil In San Diego
Incorporations i>i_i . r mt ■
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BEAR CAMPAIGN OPENS ON STOCKS Short Side R>ad> to Take Chances in the Game fteanlt of Renewed Activity Depends Upon the Money Market—Gold Prom Abroad Kxpeeted—Call Rates Firm bat Steady Willi Ample Funds
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money In Local Market and World** Rniikincr Snmntnrj-
Money lit 'Frisco
Money In Bonlon
Dividend for Creditors
Cereals of tlie World
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Visible (train Supply
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Clostujc of toeurllies la Los Angeles, Xeu York and lloston
Hen York Donds
Iloaton Stocks and Honda
LOH AXGBLbH 9GCIRITIGS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
COAST SHIPPING
CALIFORNIA FRUITS I HOME AND ABROAD;
GERMANY'S APPLE CROP VERY SHORT
Frnlts In San Franelseo
Xew York Frnlt Prlees
GRAIN SUPPLY AFFECTS PRICES Increase in the Visible Acts as a Dampener While Wheat Was Steady With Corn, Beam Took Advantage ol the Situation, and In the Knee or Higher Cables Sent Vulne* I.oner
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
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AT WAR WITH ONE^ANOTHER Serious Breach in Local Labor Circles Strike Precipitated in Building Trades Section Dmbcll of Labor Innints on the Bricklayers Taking; Out Local Labor lalon ( nrd», Which the Bricklayers Flatly Befunc to I)o-Say Their Ualoa Does Not Demand It
Erown, the furnace Man
POLICE BOARD HOLDS UP MANY LIQUOR PERMITS It'rport on Salooiin 1m Finnlly Mailt* lay ; Spe«*iul Cummitlee umed to I ii vt>N(i^nte
L«ne Majente
MONEY IS ON HAND TO PAY THE INTEREST olhtnu In tl»** Slory That the Water Roml Inane May Be i «lntc«l
WORK BEGINS AT I THE NORMAL SCHOOL A More Thnn Five 1111 n<lr«-fl StiKleiitu Will Today Tnke I p Their I lloutlne Work
■ I County Form Tr«-e»
Petition for Onler of Snle
"Don Caenar's Return" . _..
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