Local notices and ads mix with farm updates in Easton pages
Advertisements for seed wheat and marine engines appear alongside high prices for eggs and stark weather notes. Local events include the Easton fair aeroplane rides, pony penning on Chinco Teague Island, and the Talbot fair ad on the Journal front. Obituaries note Mr. Stansbury Bowdle, 51, in Easton, while fishing for summer sales and real estate trends signal lower land prices and a Dorchester bridge project progress near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy. Com
Henry BR. Lewis
Howard Mills
W. J. Blackiston’s
Journa
Chincoteague Island
Stansbury Bowdle
Easton
A. H. Carey
Pomona
M. E
C. S. Rupp
Hughes Lumber and Coal Company
Oscar Nichols
Federalsburg
W. J. Shawn
Tuckahoe Neck
Peninsula Horticultural Society
J. G. Slarrion
Berlin
QO. F. Wilkins
Harmony
Methodit Protestant Sunday School of
Denton
Love Point
Messrs
J. W. Kerr
S. EF. Douglass
J. S. Lapham
Social Notes of Denton and Nearby Towns
Over Sunday visits fill Denton with guests from Chesapeake City Baltimore and Philadelphia. Travelers include Mrs E A Beauchamp Miss Marie Byers and Mr Ad Thomas in Mr Thomas new Overland car. Many locals welcomed visitors from Milton Pa Dover Rising Sun and Elkt on while camp weather and church events are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Beauchamp
Marie Byers
Ad. Thomas
I. T. Fleetwood
Chesapeake City
Thomas
Albert Gantt
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Southern Railroad Company
Washington, D.C
A. N. Ward
Westminster
Ward
Leon Caton
Washington
Helen V. Barnhart
Baltimore
John S. Barnhart
Reese P. Fullerton
S. S. Fullerton
Philadelphia
Willard H. Thawley
Willard I. Thawley
Sarah Bell
Joseph Johnson
Milton
Johnson
Harry Hildt
C. H. Stewart
East Denton
Gertrude Lord
DuBois
Robert W. Stewart
Denton
H. Webster
Rising Sun
William Stevens
Crossmore
Alexander M. Dailey
Dover
Marguerite
Esther Melvin
Edward T. Tubbs
Clyde Spivey
Suffolk
Sarah Downes
Margaret J. Wyatt
J. F. Roop
E. M. Noble
Columbia University
Mary F. Downes
Atlantic Hotel
Rehoboth
A. E. Cooper
George
W. Elt. Wilson
Nan Matthews
Chestertown
Mabel Wilson
Delia Melvin
EE. Wheeler
Caroline
Ruth Walker
Hattie Dukes
Nellie Dunning
Pocomoke City
Large Myrtle Grove oak claims Eastern Shore honors
Miscellaneous items note a rival claim to the Peninsula’s largest tree crown. The Myrtle Grove oak near Easton, measured by William A. Willis at 17 feet in circumference six feet above ground, shades about 150 feet. Other trees at Wye Mills Queen Anne and Caroline were larger. Also featured is a swimming instruction tip from the Baltimore Sun and a note that Kent’s road system cost the old plan $30,000 and the new system cost an unspecified amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Grove
Easton
Wye Mills
Peninsula
Queen Anne
Caroline
William A. Willis
Star-Democrat
Easton Star-Democrat
Baltimore Sun
Kent
Ridgely Picnic Plans and Local Notes Highlight Town News
Ridgely prepares for a union picnic in Mr Jas Simon's woods on Saturday July 29 with three or more ministers, music, races, contests, and ice cream. Also reports typhoid hospitalizations in the Mathews family, Love Point disappointment, cider and sugar corn, a Ridgely wedding, improving illness, crop prospects, potato market, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Simon
Mathews
Easton Hospital
Philadelphia
Mesers
Saulsbury
Harry Swann
Ella Swing
Ridgely
Rehoboth
John Wooders
E. H. Bowman
M. Hl. Dragoo
Lee Price
Easton
Death in Hillsboro and local social visits noted
Mrs Samuel Hanley aged 60 died at home on Tuesday July 25 from apoplexy. Funeral at her home July 26. Burial arrangements and brief notices of locals visiting hospitals, relatives and friends across Barretts Chapel Del Baltimore Philadelphia Centreville Easton Oak Point Wilmington Oxford Denton Taylor's Island and Wilmington with names including Hiram Short Earle Short Wm Ford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Samuel Hanley
Town
Barrett's Chapel
Del
H. W
Rowe
W. L. Thompson
H. W. LB. Rowe
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Nannie Greaves
Centreville
F. Asbury Greaves
Hotel Smith
Wm. Craig
Wyoming
Messrs
Powell
Luther Short
Earle Short
Hiram Short
Queen Anne
Wm. Ford
Philadelphia
Katherine Ford
Ilelen Mason
Laura Mason
Easton
Wim. Ryan
Id. S$. Bowens
Bessie Hastings
Laurel
Mary Cooper
E. B. Davis
J. A. Mackintosh
Denton
T. Sparklin
Irwin
Wilmington
J. W. Prettyman
Taylor's Island
Houston Russom
E. L. Thompson
Oxford
Local Families Entertainments and Visiting Guests Near Greensboro
A sequence of social notices lists numerous families hosting gatherings and visitors around Greensboro. Names include Henry Rawlings, Raymond Rawlings, Violet, John W. Stephens, Carrell Thawley, J. L. Stevens, Julia Dulin, Anna Belle Dulin, W. T. Harvey, W. E. Cheezum, Effa Hurd, Catherine Hurd, Georgie Swann, Ira Cannon, Silas Simpson, Fleming Starkey, John Parris, Wal lace Clark, and Iva Russell. Events cover Tuesday and Friday evenings, a Christian Endeavor gathering, telegraphy students visiting relatives, and Starkey renting a farm with upcoming move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rawlings
Raymond Rawlings
Violet
Greensboro
John W. Stephens
Carrell Thawley
J. L. Stevens
Julia Dulin
A. M. Dulin
Anna Belle
W. T. Harvey
O. N. Melvin
W. FE. Cheezum
Effa Hurd
Philadelphia
Catherine Hurd
Farnhurst
Del
Georgie Swann
Ira Cannon
Andrews
Ind
Silas Simpson
Washington
Joseph Simpson
Fleming Starkey
Price’s Station
John Parris
Starkey
Parris
Queen Anne's County
Carroll Thawley
Wallace Clark
Tuckahoe Neck
Iva Russell
Hobbs
Alfred Billing
Orphans Court Proceedings and Estates Decrees
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood presided. Appraisers’ return for Frederick K Smith estate filed and a decree granted. In sale of John Miners deceased real estate final ratification granted. Philip A Marvel administrator Henry D Marvel deceased presented distributees release, approved. Albert G Towers guardian to Edith Marion Dean presented fifth guardian account, approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark
Liden
Fleetwood
Frederick K. Smith
John Miners
Philip A. Marvel
Henry D. Marvel
Albert G. Towers
Edith Marion Dean
St Pauls M E Hold Aug 1 Excursion to Rehoboth
St Pauls M E Sunday school plans its annual trip to Rehoboth next Tuesday August 1 leaving Greensboro at 630 am by church transport to Denton free of charge. Tickets 80 cents adults 40 cents children. One train returns from Rehoboth around noon with a 9 pm late train for beachgoers. Evening option for last train with pickup in Denton. Also notes church events and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s M. E
Rehoboth
Denton
Quiet wedding ties Elmer Dawson to Velma Reed
Federalsburg reports the July 19 marriage of Elmer Dawson of Denton and Velma Reed near town at the M. 2. parsonage by Rev. C. M. Elderdice. Numerous relatives and friends from Baltimore Philadelphia Laurel Wissahickon Easton and other nearby places are noted as visiting or staying in town and area for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dawson
Denton
Velma Reed
Near Town
C. M. Elderdice
Gilbert Longaker
W. C. Leslie
Wissahickon
River View Inn
James Crandall
Mollie Miles
Laurel, Md
George F. Galloway
Leon Dill
Nancy Davis
O. W. Spicer
Ocean City
Nettie Carroll
New York
J. W. Carroll
Harry Walls
Philadelphia
Thomas McCrea
H. H. Ridgeway
Baltimore
Fernandes Davis
Carvey Long
Ida Agner
Laurel
W. J. Bryan
Mary Bradley
Easton Hospital
Margaret Gullette
Salisbury
L. C. Noble
Gilbert Melvin
East
Messicks Spend Weekend at Atlantic City and Ocean City
Mrs. R. M. Messick with daughter and granddaughter Irene and Mrs. Geo. L. Wallace are visiting the Atlantic Hotel in Ocean City. Mr. R. M. Messick and son A. J. Messick are spending the week end in Atlantic City New Jersey after a trip by touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
R. M. Messick
Geo. L.wallace
Irene
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City
A. J
Atlantic City
N. J
Rainy Monday Afternoon Observed Nearby
A fairly good rain fell on Monday afternoon with local observers noting steady showers. The brief report records damp conditions and a light mist in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Ranstant Alnan Anell
Public wharf urged at Back Landing for Preston area
Caroline county land at Back Landing could host a public wharf to boost freight facilities for outgoing and incoming goods. Officials say a pile driver and workers could be secured after the bridge project ends, with potential support from Covington and Senator Smith for river channel work. Community action by business and farmers is urged to aid Preston and nearby Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Back Landing
Covington
John Walter Smith
Congress
Winchester River
Dorchester
Preston
John Payne
G. E. Williamson
Ruth Noble
Rehoboth
Williamson
J. C. Clark
Sykesville
Emily Douglass
Lee Noble
Taylor's Island
Noble
J. L. Noble
M. E. Church
Wilmer Jaggard
Katherine and
Mollie Rockhold
Annapolis
Jerome A. Cox
Mary Stevens
Denton
Orlan Kelley
Wallace
New Haven
Conn
Charles Bradley
Pleasant crabbing party and local social notes in Goldsboro
A Greensboro party led by J S Lapham and families leaves Greensboro bridge in a Kruser gasoline launch visiting Ganey and Kingston landings, crabbing along the way. Rain washed over Monday afternoon, then Willow weather returns to normal. Wilmington visitors Mary H Davis and Lily Evans stay with the Quillen family. Clark Smith and Alta Sapp visit Mrs George E Smith. Silver Cross Society festival at Walter Sapp’s ice cream parlor. A B Sapp and family visiting Levers West Virginia. Mary and Louise Gray visit with mother H Gray. Sallie Vane visits Centreville sister W T Jarman. Edna Vaughn and Lola Jackson stay at Hotel Butler. Robert Jarrell Jr. spends weekend in Wilmington. Wilbur Cortelyou visits Preston. H F Silver visits Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lapham
J. A. Jackson
W. C. Wharton
Nerva
W. T. Jarman
Howie Thomas
Martha Barcus
Anna Jackson
Greensboro
Greensboro Bridge
George Kruser
Ganey
W.T. Jarman
Edna Vaughn
Lola Jackson
Butler
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Wilmington
Wilbur Cortelyou
Preston
H. F. Silver
Ridgely
Holiness camp and family visits mark Hobbs week
Rev Henry Carroll of Harrington attended the Holiness camp meeting in Caroline and visited relatives in Hobbs. Bertha Cohee and Herbert Kee of New Castle Delaware visited her brother B. B. Cohey at Andersontown. Pulp-wood shipping revived by T H Towers sending a carload to Wilmington. Bertie Smith honored with a surprise birthday party. M F Collison injured a finger in resaw rollers. Eleanor Davis and Elmer Jones from Baltimore visiting Miss E M Paisley. Strawride to Pea Liquor for local youths. Hobbs enjoyed a grand rain Monday night. A G Adams visiting relatives in Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carroll
Harrington
Caroline
Hobbs
Bertha Cohee
Herbert Kee
New Castle
Del
B. 2. Cohey
Andersontown
T. H. Towers
Wilmington
Bertie Smith
M. F. Collison
Eleanor Davis
Elmer Jones
Baltimore
E. M. Paisley
A. G. Adams
Federalsburg
Two Johns and Visiting Relatives Notice
Mrs. Harvey Quillen and her children spent part of the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thawley. Mrs. Annie Wilkins is visiting her grandson Mr. Clarence Richards. Mrs. G. W. Towers has been visiting her son Mr. Ernest Towers. Mr. C H Towers made a business mtin Halli a thie waale.
Camp Meeting News Notes Draws Many Preachers
Concord camp meeting opens next Friday with Rev G S Thomas aided by Rev W O Kurst Denton Rev H A G Westerfield Tangier Va Rev J R Cannon Tangier Va Rev T J Lard Burrsville Rev W L White Dover Rev L B Morgan Georgetown Del Rev H C Turner Ridgely Rev L E Poole Wilmington Rev R K Stephenson Smyrna Del Rev Charles M Leinster Baltimore Rev E E Dixon Easton Va Rev C H Arpe Allentown Pa Brother Dixon again leads children's services. A large list of renters and participants joins the event with music by Hall Mack and Annie M Dryden at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Thomas
Concord Camp Meeting
W. O. Kurst
Milton
H. A. G. Westerfield
Denton
J. R. Cannon
Tangier
T. J. Lard
Burrsville
W. L. White
Dover
L. B. Morgan
Georgetown
Del
H. C
Hall and Mack
Annie M. Dryden
Lewis Trice
J. E. Fountain
Hignutt and Cavenger
Lewis and Meredith
Marquee
Smith and Co
William L. Alford
Lord and Johnson
Trice
Scott
Patchett
George Rogers
George Conley
Cahall and Co
Dennis Nichols
Mrs. Peters
Hignutt and Parker
James Morgan
W. W. Dukes
Herbert Beauchamp
R. Murphy
Wright Sullivan
William Murphy
Caleb Bowdle
John Satterfield
Linwood Todd
Lee Hignutt
Adams and Johnson
Jerry Nichols
Mr. Colona
Harry Collins
W. R. Fountain
Charles Everngam
L. Horsey
Samuel G. Nuttle
C. E. Todd
Wright
Frank Wright
Mr. Murphy
Joseph Brown
Alva Todd
Ernest Lyden
Thomas Andrew
Gootee Lyden
Charles Wright
Seeders
Pentecostal Grove
Business Church
R. H. Seymour
Hillsboro
Albert Satterfield
T. L. Trice
Short & Todd
Bennett & Masten
James H. Thawley
Culver & Howard
James W. Vass
G. L. Helsby
Albert Crenshaw
J. R. Clark
William H. Garey
Walter Griffith
George R. Neal
Emily Mitchell
Andrew Satterfield
Harrington
A. HL. Lee
Camden
N. J
John DeFord
William Holland
Queen Anne
Charles Ellwanger
Solomon Cahall
Willard Mitchell
Greensboro
James Brown
Hayden
George L. Griffith
American Corner
William F. Robinson
Joshua Dexter
June Dietenderfer
Mina Davis
R. A. Blann
Trappe
A. Butler
Goldsboro
George B. Kulp
Battle Breck
Mich
Major Hurd
Felton
J. W. Easley
D. D
G. T. Alderson
W. P. Northrup
H.C. Turner
J. W. Prettyman
R. T. Coursey
W. If Kenney
T. N. Given
G. E. Sterling
J. W. Spry
Leonard White
J. D. Parry
J. P. Gutten
Philadelphia
Grace Gladden
Baltimore
Ehlall & Mack
Public School News Rosters New Teachers and Contracts
The district lists numerous appointments across towns including Caroline High School where Emily C Pearce and Arthur L Greenwood join staff along with several others in music drawing and math. Principals named include Bertha Blades and Grace Greenlee. The School Board awarded building contracts for Hickman Henderson Goldsboro Moore's and Friendship. Prof O P Simmons named Greensboro High principal and attends Johns Hopkins Summer School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School News
Caroline High School
Emily C. Pearce
Arthur L.greenwood
Gertrude Gilbert
Pleasant Lake
Ind
Garey
Dorothy Andrew
Thawley
Mary Fleetwood
Cedar Grove
Rebecca Satterfield
Burrsville
Zoe M. McCauley
Choptank
Bertha Blades
Mary E. Gullette
Bar
Federalsburg
A. C. Brower
M. L. Sisk
Nellie M. Butler
Mary E. Towers
Virgie Williams
Dora Noble
Eva Wright
Sallie Mowbray
Ridgely
Cecille M. Parks
Preston
Walter H. Thomas
Nora L. Parks
Helen Wheatley
Olivia P. Roe
Team Barn Planned for Anklam Property Site
The county has purchased the Anklam property at town outskirts. Engineer Paine outlines a two story 78 by 38 foot barn for county road working teams with sixteen ground floor stalls and second story hay shafts. A hydraulic ram uses the on site stream for water. A 40 by 16 foot room will store implements and a secure feed room will be provided. The roof permits constant air flow to prevent heat buildup in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anklam
Paine
Gorman Likely To Sweep Eastern Shore Says Goldsborough
Ex-State’s Attorney T Alan Goldsborough analyzes Maryland politics forecasting Blair Lee as attractive but unlikely to win due to current conditions. He doubts Crothers election if nominated because of Baltimore hostility, and credits John Walter Smith with careful party survey and youthful vigor backing Gorman. He predicts Gorman will carry every Eastern Shore county except Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
Blair Lee
Crothers
Gorman
Baltimore City
John Walter Smith
Smith
Caroline Democrats
In Memoriam for Mary Willis Stevens
A month after June 27 Mary Willis Stevens wife of B G Stevens and daughter of the late Col Arthur John Willis of Williston Maryland departed this life. She was cultured refined quiet and unostentatious with generous charitable deeds and a welcoming home. Her memory is praised by family friends and those she aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Willis Stevens
B. G. Stevens
Col
Arthur John Willis
Williston
Money in Chicken Raising by Mr. Wm. A. Stewart
Mr. Wm. A. Stewart reports his six month egg total from 36 pullets: 2431 eggs plus 96 more to 24th, with six months and one week totaling 202 dozen eggs, selling eight broody hens and keeping 28. He attributes profit to comfortable housing and grain, noting hatch dates, pasture access, and a $30.56 net gain after $27.15 in egg setting and feeding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Stewart
Children Warned Not to Walk on Railroads by Officials
L W Ayden claims backing from Pennsylvania Railroad and local school authorities across several counties to teach pupils not to trespass on railways. The plan includes classroom instruction on railroad dangers and asks clergy to urge children away from rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Tracks
Pennsylvania Railroad
L. W. Ayden
Wilmington
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Whisky Ring Arrests Spark County Wide Bust
State's Attorney Henry R. Lewis holds ten sealed whisky bottles purchased by detective John W. Clark from as many vendors. Nine suspects, all colored, including Charles and William Stanford, Al Dyer and others, jailed as grand jury convenes. Local option law harshly penalties first offense one year, three years for subsequent offenses, potentially seven years for three convictions at Jessup's Cut colony. More arrests expected as Sheriff Chaffinch and deputies continue inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Lewis
John W. Clark
Grand Jury
Denton
Chaffinch
Charles Stanford
William Stanford
al Dyer
Will Rideout
John Rich
George Rich
Albert Kinnamon
Thomas Kinnamon
Pliny Lewis
Aleck Ross
Caroline County
House of Correction
Jessup
Steele
Real Estate Sales by J. F. Ellwanger and Partners
A sequence of property transfers are listed with buyers and prices. Howard Hopkins farm of 159 acres near Burrsville sells to John Stranahan for 4500. Hay Wilson 20 acres near Williston to Wesley Poole for 1500. 27-acre Tuckahoe Neck parcel near Dunkard Church from Mrs. Alverta Clark to Charles Wright for 1800. Musselman 100 acres near Marydel to Edward J. Ellers for 3500. Ellwanger also sells A. T. Porter property in Burrsville to Howard Hopkins for 1800, and George W. Porter buys Pawn property east of Denton via Ellwanger. Two Bryant's Addition houses go to Jesse Holmes and John Emory. Cowgill sells 25-acre farm between Templeville and Barclay to West F. Brown of Tampa for summer use. Cowgill also bought Tilghman Andrew dwelling to occupy Sept. 1. John T. Carter sells George F. Mitchell property at High and Third streets, Denton to Daniel Hubbard, who moves in Jan. 1. A. G. Towers sells 34 acres of Dawson land near Greensboro to Wm. E. Orrell for 1660. J. T. Williams sells Williams homestead near Preston to Wim. H. Craft for 11000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Ellwanger
Howard Hopkins
Burrsville
John Stranahan
Hay Wilson
Williston
Wesley Poole
Tuckahoe Neck
Dunkard Church
Alverta Clark
Charles Wright
Musselman
Marydel
Edward J. Ellers
Ellwanger
A. T. Porter
George W. Porter
Denton
Bryant
Daniel Hubbard
The Great Value of Electricity from Susquehanna Power
In Baltimore last week a new electric power system from the Susquehanna River was inaugurated. A McCall’s Ferry dam forty miles away supplies water power that now drives Baltimore’s entire streetcar system and provides electric light. The piece argues that vast idle water power across the country will be harnessed for manufacturing and rail propulsion, noting the shift from wheel driven to electricity driven industry and the ongoing progress in natural resource utilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Susquehanna
McCall's Ferry
Nigara
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Francis W. Janney
P. R. Fisher
T. HL. Everngain
O. MM. Hignutt
M. A1. Spicher
Spicher
Mr. Gantt
Christ Church
Gantt
Collier
Curtis
If. Webster
Janes Methodist Episcopal Church
Cecil Democrat
China
Soy Wong
Elijah Coulbourne
Willian H. Wooters
Hickman
Wesley M. Church
Thos. J. Sard
Coulbourne
Wooters
Wm. Coulbourne
Cat Milford
J. N. Nichols & Son
Journal Today
Annie M. Leonard
EL .T. Leonard
C. Ernest Wilcox
Govans
Aston
Edward, Kent
Caroline Construction Company
Linchester Tiver
Mr. Thawley
Miss Bell
C. W. Jacobs
Jiffa W. Heather
Maple Grove Farm
Templeville
Wilmington City
Effa W. Theather
James Sparks
Lillian
Fred Heather
Jerome
Fred, Jr
Nell
Bess Neese
J. F
Heather
F. P. Hummer
Cheswold
Greensboro News Matters
Rehoboth Beach
Holy Trinity Church
R. S. Litsinger
Litsinger
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
John Singer
Leslie Balderson
John Jarvis
Frederick Murphy
Captain Craser
Telchester
Addie Jarrett
Edith Dill
Ethel Jackson
Maud Pritchett
Helen Fountain
Ralph Pritchett
Elwood Orrell
J. P. Pepper
Lobstein
Raleigh & Brumbaugh
C. H. Pritchett
Kathleen
Carvil
Joseph Orrell
Lola W. Downs
W.T. Downs
Harry Rickards
W. P. Day
Katharine Holden
Queenstown
Annie Roe
Inez
Herbert Edgell
Adamsville
Annie Stevenson
Bermuda
James Porter
Concord
A. G. Towers
Dawson
Wm. E. Orrell
J. T. Williams
Williams
Wim. H. Craft
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