Goshen Emergency Hospital Board Elects Two New Directors
The Goshen Emergency Hospital board met in the First Presbyterian Church chapel to review annual reports and approve two new members Mrs J F Halstead and Miss Anne Coleman while two resignations Mrs W W Lockwood and Mrs A O Snow were accepted. The board praised ongoing improvements under female leadership and noted the hospital now ranks favorably with similar institutions.
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Goshen
Goshen Emergency Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Lockwood
A. O. Snow
J. F. Halstead
Anne Coleman
Henry Bacon
J. 8. Coates
James C. Coleman
J. L. Cummins
Laura Frost
J. W. Gott
W. D. Grand
F. S. Haines
D. P. Kelsey
H. B. Knight
Regents Tighten Entrance Rules for Training Class
Albany regulations raise high school entry to four years and set minimum credits. Applicants must have 64 academic points including English 10, Science 10, Mathematics 10, Foreign History 5, and Drawing 4. Training class now part of the fourth year. graduates receive academic and training credentials as the board shifts toward a vocational focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Smith
Board of Regents At Albany
Board of Regents
Graduation schedule for High School seniors announced
The program lists events from Sunday, June 25 at the Methodist Church including a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dann, to Thursday with a senior class picnic. Activities span Monday through Wednesday with entertainments, promotions, alumni reception, and graduation ceremonies for the high school, training class, and grades seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Dann
Haggerty Family Summering At Yankee Lake
James Haggerty and family have left for Yankee Lake in Sullivan county to occupy a cozy bungalow for the summer. Dr. J. F. Kain, Ludlum stock farms veterinarian, bought a new Ford touring car. The P O S of A holds an initiation tomorrow night with fifteen candidates to be initiated. Frank H. Dayton of Middletown, former police officer on leave, was in town today. Harry Leonard, who bought a new Oldsmobile touring car, has been trying it out and says it runs well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haggerty
Yankee Lake
Sullivan County
J. F. Kain
Ludlum Stock Farms
P. O
Pe Rcee
Frank H. Dayton
Middletown
Harry Leonard
Centenarian James Vann Seen in Summit Streets
James Nicholas Vann, said to reside at the Summit, is reported to be 107 years old. He moves about the streets alone and appears well for his age. Mrs. James Elliott of Weehahken New Jersey visits her daughter Mrs. A MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nicholas Vann
Varin
Mrs. James Elliott
Weehawken, N. J
Mrs. A. MacDonald
Communion class at St John’s Church and new range at Black and Bullson
In Goshen on June 14 the Goshen Emergency Hospital board holds its annual meeting at the Presbyterian Chapel at 4 o'clock. Benefactors can vote and hear the annual reports while an earlier morning communion service occurred at St John’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Goshen
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Presbyterian Chapel
Village residents hear Wilson address West Point graduates
Fred B. Hock and other villagers listened as President Wilson spoke to the West Point graduates yesterday, delivering a brief address that drew interest from attendees in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Hock
President Wilson
Weat Point
Inmates Begin Sidewalk Project at County Court House
The county jail inmates started work this morning on a new concrete sidewalk along the northern side of the court house connecting Main street with Webster avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Main Street
Webster Avenue
Village celebrates Flag Day with large 34 by 24 foot flag
Flags wave across the village in honor of Flag Day. The Historic track now displays a prominent new flag measuring 34 by 24 feet, creating a bold civic centerpiece.
Mines Colored Club Defeats Giants In Goshen Match
The Mines Colored Athletic Club of Goshen beat the Colored Giants of Middletown in a three game series. In the evening the local club held a dance at the Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mines Colored Athletic Club
Goshen
Colored Giants
Middletown
Central
Sons of Veterans Hold Season Finale Meeting
The Sons of Veterans announce their last meeting of the season tonight. Edward O Neil begins a new flag walk on Green Street while Fred Strack installs plumbing at the Historic Track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sons of Veterans
Edward O’neil
Green Street
Fred Strack
Village Inventor Aims High With New Fly Trap
Bert Griswold, a village resident and inventor, unveils an improved fly trap he hopes to patent soon. He believes the device could do as much for humanity as other notable inventors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Griswold
Griswold
New golf course to open July on Browne estate
T H Miller of Peterson Sinclair and Miller New York reports the Browne estate project near Bernardsville New Jersey will host a nine hole opening with a permanent layout planned later. A club will charge 26 dollars yearly and 9000 bushels grass seed worth 6000 dollars has been brought in for the Bernardsville links. The Minisink Hook and Ladder Co banquet at the New Orange hotel celebrated its 10th anniversary with amusement from New York entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hugh Browne
T. H. Miller
Miller
Peterson, Sinclair and Miller
New York
Bernardsville
N. J
Minisink Hook and Lader Co
New Orange Hotel
State Grange Exams for Cornell Scholarships in Grange Hall
The State Grange will hold examinations for Cornell scholarships at the Agricultural College in the Grange Hall on June 19. Exams are elementary and open to persons aged 18 to 25. In Goshen on June 13 a band of Indians led by John Floris traveled by four autos, stayed briefly, and were ordered out by Officer Van Gelder after soliciting storekeepers. Floris claimed lodge memberships in Washington, D. C., and said the group hailed from Oklahoma. The band split from a Buick van group, pursued a $700 debt, stopped at Sutherland's for gas, and headed toward Tuxedo.
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State Grange
Cornell
Agricultural College
Grange Hall
Goshen
John Floris
Slate Hill
van Gelder
Floris
Washington, D. C
The
Odd Fellows
Independent Order of Red Men
Oklahoma
Sutherland's
Minisink Hook and Ladder Co. at Goshen celebrates 10th anniversary
The Minisink Hook and Ladder Co. of Goshen marks ten years with a banquet at the New Orange Hotel. Formed June 13, 1906, under foreman I C Baldwin, George F Gregg has served as president. The unit, once Elliott Hook and Ladder, lists 19 members and operates a large auto truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minisink Hook and Ladder Co
Goshen
New Orange Hotel
I. C. Baldwin
George F. Gregg
Elliott Hook and Ladder Co
Baldwin
William K. Dickerson
J. W. Robinson
E. G. Grassle
Minisinks
Goshen Club Meets. Bowling Team Beats Pick-Up in Two
The Goshen Club held its monthly meeting last night. Afterward the bowling team faced a pick-up squad and won both games, 861 to 786. The team awarded captain J. W. Gott an elk umbrella as thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Club
J. W. Gott
Guests at the Goshen Inn Host Notables
Weekend visitors at the Goshen Inn include Colonel Feline of New York a member of General Joffre's staff commander in chief of the French army and Robert Goelet. Also stopping recently were Theodore W Meyers former New York City comptroller Count de Clairmont and W E Woodend of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Inn
Feline
New York
Suffragists Meet At Court House In New York
A New York State Woman Suffrage Party meeting was held at the courthouse at 10 30 with Mrs F W Seward as chairman for a general business session. An afternoon assembly at 2 20 featured prominent speakers and a public mass meeting is planned for tonight inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Woman Suffrage Party
Court House
F. W. Seward
Cuddebacks Travel to Lew Beach for Short Visit
Mr and Mrs A G Cuddeback are spending a few weeks at Lew Beach in Sullivan County during a northern vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
A. G. Cuddeback
Lew Beach
Sullivan County
Hoboken Resident Moves Into West Main Street House
Alex Bellsom of Hoboken New Jersey has moved into the house formerly occupied by Edward Wanger on West Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Bellsom
Hoboken, N. J
Edward Wanger
West Main Street
Mines Colored Athletic Club contest expected
A notice notes an upcoming ball game between the Mines Colored Athletic Club and an opposing team, with details unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mines Colored Athletic
Club .of
Social notes from Newburgh area residents and visitors
Wilbur T. Louden of Newburgh visits relatives and recalls past police service. Various locals and guests attend events, celebrate birthdays, and travel to Kingston, Paterson, Asbury Park, and West Point. Wedding plans and family visits are noted alongside hospital and health updates.
Good Catch at Bullville Fishing Excites Town
Bullville residents flock to Yankee Lake after Keanu Rigeney and Leo Runney return with a large mess of fish. Motorists may find the town deserted due to the duo’s lucky haul and its impact on local fishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullville
Keanu Rigeney
Leo Runney
Yankee Lake
Leo
Kee
Rev Pickslay Receives St Stephen's College Degree
Rev W M Pickslay of Warwick was among ten graduates receiving a Bachelor’s degree at the 54th annual commencement exercises of St Stephen's College held yesterday in Annandale on Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickslay
W. M. Pickslay
Warwick
St. Stephen's College
Annandale-on-the Hudson
Giants Visit Middletown This Afternoon
The Giants of Middletown will be played here this afternoon. The Board of Supervisors met this morning in the county building and will revisit the good roads issue. A plan proposes using county jail prisoners on state roads near Orange Farm. Albany Law School conferred Bachelor of Laws on 53 graduates at the 68th commencement. Henry Bacon Merritt, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Merritt of Goshen, received the Ira Harris prize for excellence in practice pleading and evidence, $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Orange Farm
Albany Law School
Ira Harris
Henry Bacon Merritt
Joseph Merritt
Goshen
Port Jervis Entertainers Rally Goshen Visitors
Theo H Below, famed Port Jervis comedian, and F Bradford Reuter, Lyon shoe shop manager, were among the poor visitors in Goshen during the week, drawing attention as local residents noted their presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. H. Below
Port Jervis
F. Bradford Reuter
Lyon
Goshen
Man Eats Tiny Birdlets Rile Crystal Run Area
A Crystal Run area resident brought feathers from young birds to the Times-Press and alleged a local man is taking nestling birds and eating them. The informant urged swift legal action, claiming strong evidence and plans to report to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Run
Times-Press Office
Obituary: James Z. Smith of Cranford dies at 56
James Z. Smith died at his home 310 North Avenue Cranford after four years of ill health. Born in Middletown New York he was 56 and long active in local business and public service. He led the bedding department at Cowperthwaite Company and held stock in the firm. A former township committee member and police commissioner he belonged to Azure Lodge F A M Court Cranford I O F and once partnered in Hausbeck Smith and Company lumber merchants. He owned the Smith building at 13 15 North Union Avenue and is survived by his widow and two children Foster and Ruth with brothers J B Smith and Mrs Edward Scott of Pawtucket.
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Cranford
N. J
James Z. Smith
KE. North Avenue
Mr. Smith
Middletown
N. Y
Smith
New York
Cowperthwaite Company
North Union Avenue
Foster Smith
Ruth Smith
William Whatley Sr. of Ellenville Dead at 76
William Whatley Sr. died at his Ellenville home on Wednesday morning June 14 at 11 o'clock after a long illness. He was 76, born in Kidderminster England, a tanner by trade, and long a respected Ellenville resident. He is survived by his wife and two sons Fred of Buffalo and William Whatley Jr. of Ellenville. Funeral Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. W H Moser with interment in Ellenville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
William Whatley
Mr. Whatley
Kidderminister
England
New York
Sparrowbush
Port Jervis
Fannie Carson
Middletown
Whatley
M. E. Church
Fred
Buffalo
William Whatley, Jr
W. H. Moser
Ellenville Cemetery
Willard Howard 20-Year-Old Union Hill Man Dies After Pneumonia
Willard Howard of Union Hill New Jersey died at his home after a pneumonia attack. He was 20 years nine months and three days old. Survived by his mother M Anna Howard and two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held at his home and at the Bloomingburg M E Church. He worked for the West Shore Railroad for two and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingbure
Willard Howard
Union Hill
N. J
James Howard
M. Anna Howard
Clara Howard
B. J
Edgar Howard
Union Uf
Park Avenue
M. F
Bloomingburg
West Shore Railroad
Young Port Jervis Boy Lewis Lawrence Dead at 6
Lewis Lawrence died at his home 149 Front Street Port Jervis at 2 30 Monday morning June 12 after a long illness He was six years old and had always lived in Port Jervis and vicinity He is survived by his wife formerly Miss Alice Cumback of Mill Rift two sisters Mrs Rachel Scott of Milford Pa and Mrs Emma Taylor of Middletown
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Lewis Lawrence
Front Street
Port Jervis
Alice Cumback
Mill Rift
Rachel Scott
Milford
Emma Taylor
Middletown
Dr Cummins Weds Boston Physician
Dr Margaret D Cummins daughter of Mrs Gertrude Burt Cummins and the late Dr Frank M Cummins of Warwick married Dr Kay Lewis of Boston at the bride’s uncle John L Cummins Goshen home. Rev William M Pickslay of Christ Church Warwick officiated. The couple’s daughter Caroline Lewis was flower girl and Miss Carol Cummins maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret D. Cummins
Gertrude Burt Cummins
Frank M. Cummins
Warwick
Kay Lewis
Boston
John L. Cummins
Murray Avenue
Goshen
Wm. M. Pickslay
Christ Church
Caroline Lewis
Carol Cummins
Herriet
Cummins
Dr. Cummins
Boston University
School of Medicine
B R T Memorial Services Set at Maybrook Lodge
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Maybrook Lodge No 813 will hold memorial services in Sweenes Hall Sunday at 8 15 PM. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Maybrook Lodge
Sweenes’s Hall
Montgomery McCullough wedding in Newburgh home
Miss Ethel M. McCullough and Charles O. Montgomery wed at 6 pm in the bride’s parents’ Newburgh home 167 Liberty street. Rev J Woodman Babbitt conducted. maid of honor Miss Bess Corwin. best man Stephen C. Montgomery. ushers Frank Corwin Andrew Fintell John Wormick W Hudson Pollock. Reception followed, couple to honeymoon shortly. Miss McCullough taught at Grand Street School. Montgomery active in Masons and Lyceum Players.
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Miss Corwin
Collins’ Orchestra
The
Lyceum Players
Grace M. E. Church
Kennedy Malone nuptials at St Joseph Church Newburgh
James Kennedy of Newburgh and Anna Malone of Middletown wed at St Joseph s Roman Catholic Church on June 14. Rev Dean McClancy officiated with William Welch as matron of honor and John Kennedy as best man. Reception followed at 38 Monhagen Avenue. The couple will live at 206 Main Street Beacon after June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy—Malone
James Kennedy
Newburgh
Anna Malone
Middletown
St. Joseph's
Dean McClancy
William Welch
Durlandville
John Kennedy
Valenciennes
Michael Powers
Monhagen Avenue
Ernest Allen
Florida
Margaret Boyle
Chester
Erie
Main Street
Beacon
Miller-Masten wedding in Chester features family ties
Clifford Webster Miller of Chester and Miss Camilla Pearl Masten were married at the bride’s home by Rev. Raymond Maeters on June 14. The ceremony under a fern and daisy arch was followed by a reception for about 80 guests. The couple plan to reside in Chester where Miller works as a musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller—Masten
Clifford Webster Miller
Chester
Camilla Pearl Masten
Elias Gerow Masten
Raymond Maeters
Hazel Dunning
Ananias B. Lord
May Miller
Geron Voorts
Ernest Masten
Tierney
Marriage of Cyrue B. Patrell and Eva A. Skinner
Wednesday afternoon at 4 at the North Street Congregational Church parsonage the ceremony joined Cyrue B. Patrell and Eva A. Skinner in matrimony with a ring ceremony. Rev. C. H. Reynolds officiated and the couple were unattended. The groom works at the Aldrich Hat Factory on Wisner Avenue near North Street and they will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
C. H. Reynolds
Cyrue B. Patrell
Eva A. Skinner
Otiaville
Aldrich Hat Factory
Wisner Avenue
Patrel
Veronica Rayner and Melvin Coddington wed at St Andrew Church
Miss Veronica Rayner of Coddington Rayner village and Melvin Coddington of Accord were married at St Andrew's R C Church on June 14 at 9 o'clock in a ceremony led by Rev. Father Bamberg. They will start housekeeping in a home they have already furnished in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coddington—Rayner
Fitenville
Veronica Rayner
Melvin Coddington
St. Andrew's R. C
Father Bamberg
Miss Goodwin To Graduate From Middletown Sanitarium
Miss Beulah Goodwin will graduate as a trained nurse from the Middletown Sanitarium after two years of study. She will depart soon for Maiden Massachusetts to pursue nursing as a profession. The eastern immigrant brought sharp intellect and bright spirit, and she will be greatly missed in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Goodwin
Beulah Goodwin
Middletown
Bull Family plans annual picnic at Greycourt House
Hamlet S Roe invites Willard H Bull to hold the Bull Family Association picnic at Greycourt House, built by William Bull 200 years ago in Hamptonburgh. The letter cites 1716 settlement, praises the site, and asks for program ideas while noting convenient facilities and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greycourt
William Bull
Hamlet S. Roe
Bull
Greycourt House
Mr. Roe
Roe
Willam
Sarah Wells Bull
Willard H. Bull
The
Bull Family Association
Highland Avenue
Middletown
Chester
N. Y
Daniel Cromiine
Long Island
Philip Rockeley
Hendrick Tenyck
Wawayanda
Daniel Cromline
New Windsor
New Jersey
Orange County
Hamptonburgh
D. C
G. C
Christopher Dean
Sarah Wells
Schunn Mountains
Hamlet
State Hospital Commission Visits Institution Show
The State Hospital Commission arrived Wednesday evening with two members, Morgan and Higgins, as Dr. May resigns to head Grafton State Hospital. A Flag Day display, bright nurses home, and a chartered picture program in Assembly Hall drew large crowds. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Richard Saenger en route to Jeffersonville, with Miss Molley McGee welcomed back after July wedding. The program featured Pathe News, local hospital slides, and live music by James Meehan, Virgil Hervey, Joseph A Herbert, and Henrietta L. Wagner. The city’s patient census reached 2,220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Commission
Mesars. Morgan
Higgins
May
Grafton State Hospital
Worcester
Mass
Richard Saenger
West New York
Jeffersonville
Misa Molley McGee
Assembly Hall
Dr. Ashley
Pathe
Liberia
Indi
China
James Meehan
Hawaii
Virgil Hervey
Joseph A. Herbert
Henrietta L. Wagner
Emil Carretto
Death of Dr Selden H Talcott 1902 Hospital Leader Remembered
On the 14th anniversary of Dr Selden H Talcott death the 1902 hospital superintendent is remembered for twenty five years service. His generous nature and humanitarian work made him beloved and his grave lies beside Mrs Talcott in Hillside Cemetery near the institution he championed in the Hospital Idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden H. Talcott
Hillside Cemetery
Nassau Event to Honor A James in Local School Club
Fiora Park New York publishes Nassau Event as A James rests from lay reader duties at St Peter's Parish Bennington. St John Lewie Childs of The School mate becomes honorary member of the School Boys Gardening Club in Brooklyn with Botanic Garden HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Fiora Park
N. Y
Howard A. James
St Peter's Parish
Bennington
John Lewie Childs
Brooklyn
The
Botanic Garden
Vacationing Albert Johnson Joins Joe Turner in New York
Albert Johnson enjoys a week long vacation in New York with Joe Turner visiting for a day or two as they see Chap. sights and share time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
New York
Joe” Turner
Senior class plans for June commencement events
At the close of school the senior class held a meeting to finalize festivities. The banquet moves to June 29 at Mitchell Inn, with class day rehearsals on June 21 and songs practice at 16 Highland Avenue. Rev Dr Wight preaches June 25, class day June 26, commencement June 27 at Stratton. Class photos June 28 at Medrick studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Inn
Dr. Wight
Stratton
Medrick
Chimney Fire Damages Home on South Street Slight
A chimney fire at 2 15 p m Tuesday in Mrs Has brouck s home at 59 South street owned by Theodore Madden was extinguished by Eagles and Excelsiors using chemicals after a still alarm. Chiefs Higham and Schoonmaker arrived shortly after flames were found. Damage described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasbrouck
South Street
Theodore Madden
Eagles and Excelsiors
Higham
Schoonmaker
County Democrats Vote For Hughes in Walden Race
In Walden the nomination of Justice Hughes as the Republican candidate for president draws broad support. Many longtime Democrats, including Augustus Decker, vow to oppose the Democratic ticket this year. Progressives led by Judge Houghtaling back Roosevelt's decision, boosting Hughes and Americanism prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Justice Hughes
Montgomery
Augustus Decker
Houghtaling
Roosevelt
Hughes
Navy
Rev Bell Receives Honorary Syracuse University Degree
Trustees announced honorary degrees at yesterday's graduation exercises. Rev. Richard Bell of Kingston New York was among the recipients. He formerly resided in Middletown and serves the Kingston district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Richard Bell
Kingston
N. Y
Bell
Middletown
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Goshen News Notes
Times-Press
Wilbur T. Louden
Mamie
Lake Avenue
Louden
James N Pronk
St. Paul's Church
Grinton
Grace
G. Horrevoets
Hackensack
Passaic
Paterson
Henry Hillerman
St. Joseph Hospital
J. G. Horrevoets
Mill Street
John Willis
Emma
Jersey City
Willis
D. L. Conkling
Albert Spears
Scotchtown Road
W. 8. Force
Westtown
Daniel F. Buckbee
Harriet S. Morehouse
Prospect Avenue
West Point
General Scott
General Bliss
United States Army
Lloyd Fairbanks
Susie Wickham
New Monterey
Asbury Park
Byron J. York
Sloan & Clapper’s Garage
Allan Schwartz
New Haven Railroad
Derby
Conn
Roy Holtslander
Schwartz
John
Erwin Shore
William Pearse
John H. Reed
Giants
J. B. Smith
This City
Edward Scott
Pawtucket
R. I
Bride
Patrell—Skinner
Pie
Helen Tolles
Carolyn
Frances
Miss Tolles
Rosilla Tolles
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