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Show . a - 4.,N11,14w$.4.0..1......",Wo '- ( . ,,,, ,,..........,.., .. - ,..... ,,.., . ........,,,,..,...... ,, ,,, ,,,,,...., .......,....,.......... -- .a...a...a., . , r - , . , - i ; , :tiff FIRADE111 MAID . SAYS I I, swami TRAILED HIM OUT - ,- , ' . ,, , . - , . -- ..... ,:FIERSEY CITY, N; 1.. Aug. 1- 6- Louise Geist Riehl 'formerly a maid in the home of the Rev. Edward Hall in New Brunswick. N. J.. today officially iold Senator Simpson, special prosecutor. in his office here. the story cif what transpired in the Ili.11 -tome on the night of September Mrs, .14. 1922, when Hall and IN erP Meaner Mille, chorister. Yiturdered. ' Mrs. Riehrs testimony. which she signed. partially confirmed previous reports that khe claimed Mrs. rrances S. Hall. widow of the slain rector and who is charged With the double, murder, knew of trYit between Hall and Mn. Mills on the fateful night. Also Leaves House, cr:: Riehl also informed Senator Simpson that Mn. Raft had left the house several hours after the rector had departed. Willie Etevens, Mn. Hairs brother, also - - .1 ' -- , , ' ,' , ., ! , , ', '.,'' . . '''''' , . , '' , ' , . t - as - II i 4 - 6 ' - I AVMs. It watt the second successive year that Mies Wills has met defeat at the bandit of Miss Ryan at l tournament. She lost la straight seta last year to the vet- crnn Californian. It Rib las the first seitack for the national champion since bhe returned to r,ompetition a fortnight ago after being kept out of the game for two months at. the resuA of an operation for appendicitis in France. Mrs. Bleb! said. "Niles there any Undue ment " t 1 1847.PIONEER Lt t ''' ..., ,.. . ' , ' 1 N s et k.) 1 .. . : --: -- -- - 1 ', - - 0 g I , . e .., , I ' 1 .1 . JI '' .JJ ' 1I ' - - 1 -- I . 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Steel Is Chief Con's Ts parig Boehm Ils 2is.st, 300.00! 216.00 306.001 312.00 83.08, .52 175.00 111.00 10.80 . , . not of par A ,., , i 1 , ! t, , . . I ) , ,.. . . It - 4 1. ,. I C. M. , , ' can Ii "put 100 , , t . C113 Inel & of - 1 11 See Our 46" , Window , - S' , 'A. citr tiol , to i , - '' " I-- 9 nor suc 4, mho I . ; t 1 t Vacation not Col her ass the 4 2f, , ..t . Baggage A. .6;:u:1; ' !'. Ste 0PI , 40' an rm the ' Beadquarters 1 1 - IP .- I1 icr 1 ha' the for I 11,1.M ............ Daily Financial Review cal vol 1 1 no ree ft ' I '-' - 1 - 1 i Z. C. M. L , ' ' ; tar - .t EN, -"- the ctli ' 'ta , ' And Wei ., .l. tP eme- the i . li N , ' 4 ill:k.Aaa.,,,a the mo' the the i, F Suit 100 x fail , a, S. ' 0111 Luggage I, . - ! - wtrehil a, a I :.' . a I Cases De SO1 tir BY STL'ART P. WEST. (Special Leased Wire Service to The Deseret News.) (Copyright. 1921.) 1 t NEW YORK. and Southern Railway stood out almost equal interest strongly, while such issues as Rock "u,.1the renewal of the advance In Island. the tries. and Baltimore ,"" main body of stocks today waa and Ohio bore their share in the the the resumption of the rise in Improvement. It was not surprising that the French exchange. For the first time since the rails should have been taken up 4.111mP which carried the quotation following publication report dbwn to arecord low at $1.93 of the Bureau of Railway Economfrancs sold over 3 cents. The open- ics on operations of the railroads ing quotation on this side for cable for the first half year. Despite was 3.03 cents. an advance of 23 losses, shown by 22 lines. combined Part of this earnings for the period reached overnirAhL p'ointe ea was lost later in the day but the enormous total of $500,000,000, that was to have been expected' the highest for any similar period. Should the carriers of the coun- considering tha ratildity titt the movement. try continue through the remainThe only fresh piece of news der of the year at the same rate of was the adoption by the French operation combined earnings for chamber of the bill authorizing the year should amount to 11.200,- the Bank of France to purchase' 000.000. The rise of BOtTla 4 points in Hudforeign gold or notes and to lame son motors was a natural sequence corresponding amounts at home. It was as true today as earlier in In the recent reaction. The buying tho week that this buying of tnoo cdoctuebrtiwnarrehtohtet recosnutirtacottgareagenirte. francs, Composed doubtless of speculation for both accounts. wag ly made at considerably higher founded on expectation rather' level. Other motor stocks bore' than on actual accoMplishment. their share in the Improvement That confidence in the eventual with Dupont, Nash and White Moof the French financial tor prominent. With th,k znarket for the copper problem, however, was growing was testified to by the strength of metal continuing upward, thla French dollar bonds. buying of class of stocks was thought to offer which put one issue, the French favorable opportunity for profit new a 1949. to of Is around the government present prices level. 1926 high. Belgian melting Was actively with the lIrtaellancnh licruerriemn 140 where it corn.- as fast-S4cIptrAovbPeuedrt previous final of demand for Cerro de - Call money renewed at , the cent. The bank called approxima- rise extending to 2 pronounced. points. during Anaconda and Kennecott came tely- 916.000,000 in loans the first half of the Selle011 but in for their share of attention without affecting the rate. while Granby made further rereTdherealwroksolYrvaetabteenmkensthombeed lir-- sponse to the favorable report nit operations for the first six months holdings of discounted recently 1928.3 : in welt as of acceptances pur. . timed In the open market. The reserve ratio vragrdmosionriellyestor; I GRAIN NOTES lly a point:, Demand commercial purposes is coming a litthi easier than usual this year .'"FitiC700.''''. Aug. news of bearish import was one and may, reasonably be expected wheat the chief factors on the exchange to have some Influence on quota- of Thursday, The market reacted but ' tions. for an irregular close. a There was to change In time American val. miring beryline is remoney, or In commercial paper. about made. mind with Csnattion however, and bonds were firm. re- ported wheat rapidly approaching The 'upward movement was traders regard the northwest meturity. situation sumed on an increased volume of as of diminishing importance in the mr Wumgi'n'i , . on the stock exchange to- kit. '' day. The telling which was perloral,::71ratrift,titah4a, ittrtait inyag: sistent in the last hour Thursday The provinces. apparently had strengthened the dominion prairie hot technical position of the market weather hast, n heartened ',them'," of some I of ril,111.1; ut17.rne e1!anitobil and throughout the greater part has been more groups of tstoc.,khreg i n the improvement gi,,,,,,it ryturna on American spring than at any time during the pres- . are mixed. Traders see anxious to one how the grain grades,. nt campaign for higher prices. ' Although the advances in the big ... A seaboard:exporter thinks not as rratice and 'Italy will be actively en that th , le; lenraaa rwlieecre days of pronounIceuh market and hurting in nusittitY. We tell wa a that n there volume good et extendency of the demand to bread-eout into the main body ofistocits port trading yesterday. signified that public High , .rtrsate his- . west cant rieldearaatnudrelrallivrearlt was on the increase. a gay having a buillah ettert. Obsor?to Strength of the railway shares the thre Wel crop undoubtedly need h.'? was particularly Impressive. 'Atch- for maturing. but slim must have mots.. ison went into new high groutid for tore for a good Viol& . the year when it crôlasel 141, which with the demand to, Atkin- Germany la making Seeampalirn tie Coast Line, carried the price up for Swim freight buoineei and haa t well over 2 points. f;ew York signs in every Swiss urging 1Central, St; LouteSen. Francisco shipment by German railway& , , ,,, A: r WALL STREET, . . , i0 k ,t 3., Ile me t, 4 t OO1 i Br no i ,. . f'ol: tutt - : - 41 rrnell .. . S fir ' we oh 4 . Ott , t i 1. ' ii VO eh Tb 4 11 jaw i,, i' - --- : Ut i3 xi 1 11 I. I li I 'n le ri' to -.t' It , I 1 '.. . , . , . . t t 4, . 1 - i ' i ) ' . - a. '11 . , , : 11 , , s ' , , , .', i i . 1, ' - ' el I k ", 0 . I 4 , , ... . ' ', sthh , me foe ,,1 ' ' de-m- CV thi by Y issued.--(Copyrig- ht, , InI i , - he to on to shi , . - err ii L4 . - , 4 V e "- itk cot bei cc: da: is ing Its g, k - , 't a. f a. , , 3975: :ril 2410.001 atul ,:::: Ir, S. Fuel PM. 14';1:1'eitio" ,r4t.aif peli Vt. Pow. & 1.A. PM. Utah Home Irtro Ina Walker Br. D. Oda. Z. C. M. I. ' Cli92m8b311: 126.00 70.00 213.00 160.004 1116.00 Independent Coal Lat;t7L 8t4"; T. Schramm.Johnotts Pr& Standard Coal Ptah Fire oar av.... Delegates to group conference and I conventions in Blaine, Wayne Teton stakee Saturday sod Sunday will be as follows: Blaine stake at Carey. Mah- e.Patriarch Hyrum O. Smith, representing the general authorities and the Y. M. M. I. A.: Alice Reyntilds, Relief society: Milton Bennion, Sunday school: Clarissa A. Beesley, T. L. M. L A.; Alice T. Sheets, . Primary. ' Wayne stake at Richard R. Lyman of thy CQUIlett of the Twelve. representing the general authorities and the Y. M. M. L A.: Amy Brown Lyman. Relief society: H. H. Cummings. Sunschool: Agnes Campbell. Y. day L. M. I. A.: Matilda W. Cahoon, , Primary. . Teton stake at Drig;s, taah- oEthel R. Smith. Relief society: V. 1 K. Seesmiller. Sunday school: W. O. Robinson. 'V; M. M. I. A.; MarY C. Kimball. Y. L. M. L A.; Helen , . by Nattonal .... Trust Deseret !rational lc,',Zemate,41als Utah Savings ik Trust Utah State National Walker Brothers Zion. Savings . I Davis. . ,,, sies, Loa.......-Eld- . - . , -r-4.-. ,, . , -- - 75, tionuonmt local Investment bankers end brokipm) BANXI. Eild I"alma By confiscating all buildings used schools, benevolent the and etc., denying right to acquire others, reduces the exercise of the religious ministry to absolute dependence upon the clemency of the federal and. village officials. and, :Subjects the minister to the STAKES NAMED , , ' -- N......Mille A -- - , ,111 1 - It's a - . 41 -4 zsA - Special Hat Box flute" Local Securities) of clothes zi. ., , I. and SaveThen You Will Have More to Spend on the Trip I oefgePrculbeleide Njii 1 . . ii . ' , ,' ' Jeaste"'''ssIitec , ' , SVtL..,-:- . 1 . ..,,..0 so.JOS - ,, - , 4k ...-- , caelnisortschtigp ,cluirre -- of parish churches. .04m t 1 . Ittr ow ie ----7---- , - , -- Ls; 1,t' 1t '1.65 1 0- . rk- -,- to r; .e: ml al 1;4 . , ' i V ,,,, 461.:raIn V;IA,-- si, ''' . ''''t .... ' . by At4 ,a4lati yrs 6 45 , ..,......77,--Ta- 1 . solo-lat- tit 4, , , PROGRAM TO BE AT NIBLEY PARK 1 a ; . ' , 'ii. g, i - ,. Catholic bishops and priests - in Mexico are demanding the rights guisranteed to Mexicans under the .... o national constitution of that counsecretry. Father John J. Burke. tary of the National Catholic Welfare conference, said today. Referring to reports that the bishops had appealed to President The following program as preCelle!' for restoration of their citizenship, Father Burke staid the pared under the direction of the reason was apparent. adding: city recreation department will be "Mexican bishops and priests are carried out at Nibley park Friday denied the liberty of speech, press, evening: of assembly and petition,- equality' Iria, Jules Keynard. Quartette before the law and trial by jury: Classique; Come With the Gypsy the right to property either as in- Bride, Bohemian Girl, Clark sisters: the solo, "Serenade," from "Student dividuals or in corporations, to vote and hold office. They Prince," Thelma C. Kjar; serenade, right deified are the right to exercise Chaminade, (especially arranged), their profession. excepting under Quartette Classique; (a), "Moonsufferance and by executive clem- rise," Stephen, (b), "The Bubble" ency of not only federal officers, from "High Jinka" Clark sisters: solo, "Melisande in the but of every village authority., Wood," Goetz, Rhoda Clark Surningham: . Tyranny, is Cry. "Dainty Serinhold, Butterfly," (a), "In the enjoyment of what little (b). "Ole South," Plantation Palaw leaves to them. they are har- trol), Zamelmek, Quartette Classassed in countless ways. solo. "The Wind's in the 'To refer only to the; decrees ique: South Today." John Edna published during July by Calles, Clark Erickson: Scotuartette from the nativeborn Mexican priests are "Rigoletto", Verdi. Q Clawisubjected to the following tyranni- Nue; "When You and 1 Were cal provisions: J. Young, Butterfield, Maggie," " 'The civil authority usurps the Clark sisters. right to determine the qualifies.- Miss Tipton In dance reptions to be required of one enter- retoire, Hattie Marie Marie, Italian charing" the ministry. acter: Dance Chinoise, Egyptia, se'Requires a priest teaching in Marjorie Winter, accompanan incorporated public school to lected, ist: vocal solos by W. H. Russell. teach only laical ethics, etc. Winter Comes," Tennent "Rost "'Makes it a criminal offense for "If in the Bud," Forster: "Lasko of a priest to,found a primary school Mine," Walt: Sanderson: without authority from the civil Mexican dances,"Until." Le Sandringa; authorities. of Miss Fad, by pupils " 'Requires that a private school Juarabe: Helen MarjOrie Gowan., Snow, be subject to the vigilance of the Alice Jex, Helen McCowan, Norma civil authorities in all matters of Fairbanks, Naomi Butler, Helen , 'curriculum, textbooks, teaching. Powell. etc. Friday, August 15. musical numbora will be ,given by Murray orpriests to live in community. chestra Male Metropolitan "'Establishes a, censorship over chorna, aandplayground fantasy. the spoken word of the priest, yr., After church concert symphony whether uttered in , public or pri- by Civic orchestra and spacial vate. Sunday night, August 15, at " right of assembly. All children In attendance at Denies Frees Freedom. these art programs must mit by par- Ins about and making noise will be by the priest in a seminary. "Dentes the freedom of the sent home by the officers. press. P . ,, . i - 347' 41 i - . a ,,,, 1 - with a gift for filed . suit statistics today against George Ephraim, ch.- cago architect. asking $26.520 alienation of affection damages. In lengthy affidavit John J. Killian, the printer. explained that he had arrived at the odd amount of damages by a computation based on his wife' ralary and her expctation et life as figured by her 'neut.. ance company. He said that according to her life insurance actuary tables she has a life expentancy of 32.30 years. He multiplied this figure by the salary she earns in a restaurant. Profession Supervised, Dress, Teaching Regulated, 1Minitter in U. S. Holds; Lists 'Tyrannies' , iY . dews - , , - , 4 . Regular 12.50, 911,1.. Bale sale . e ; s . White Flannel, Dress and McDnnald Shirts Excepted. - 1 . g-- Regular 7.50, ,......, 3,85 A. R; . in u , $ , ' . v k' )1 . Finest Wardrobe , LI -- A printer - e , It , at Z. M - , WHEARYAmerica's Alienated Wife Is Expected to Earn MEXICO, CLAIM IIN . ," 1 Regular sale .... Regular 6.00 , , . . for a pleasant Trip Fib Out KT EW 'YORK, Aug. r I. Shirts ... ........ 2,65 .. 5.00, .,-, I , NA ,,,- - Regular gale - - - .a-- f P , 1 i ! - , ' , , 1 . 1 i - 200. - , . Regular 6.50, sale Regular 7.00, n fir NoleWw',-0-"Ant- r I - - : 1 '. i , z. C. m. I. Vacahon ,Luggage ' !i . , i , ,,.,. ..- .T- . i . I LOST , , , . , 1;u - 4 - - . ' i - -- . 1 - . Regular 3.50, sale ... - . , ' . t ,401 : , gale y , Just a few. fine coats $1 values to $39.50 - . - $1I i 95 Regular 3.00,, , - 1 - I will sell as follows: Regular 2 .5 0 ' sale . ' ',I ..1 l . ',. (Furniolted Manhattan Shirts and Z. C. ' 1I . - b. , - ' A wonderful assortment of Men's Firre ' - 4 ' 1.69 3 FOR 5.00. k 1 '..,.. , 'I 'Pt :, ''' ' I . . . RIGHTS AS CITIZEN - fa. ' . Men You 4t. i ' COATS - 1111.P , ' , ik,,, - - . " 111. a low. ,, . ' , - ,,............ a 9 , o- 1 . ., . 'atiaaesse.-,,aa- ,, Ifellill' i ! , - ,,,..12, (I - , ti, 1 l 11-rlasso- ariasi personnel. ', a, 2 ''' 1E3' -- , 1,en' ' 1 , . , 1llen s Shop -. l'-- i W.. 1 , .. 11111-'.. -1- ,. , 50 EAST BliOADWAY . ; , a , - - --i,,- c,"..- HuGH2, . ), - . Ader (l 4 .. , 1 , t of , ' fo 11 On - ,,- 1 . a, t!i . ,k0Qp eadx , . , , fira----iN- ;SW 4, ill10 . . , . .) 1 , - ' , ' - -- . v., b t All 1 v N nr ll' .,P . . sulutic .. ,. . ' Fish-have- ' t s . ..- - - - "Always Reliable" , - , 11600 - . othbso-- , ,11' 111 cost. s:16) day. C ,uess ante orday is- - . sas . . , ' Utah'sGreatest. Outfitters for Men and Boys, ' - ...''' -- for ., li ' t . U e. ... .. , 1 . ,4,...is - ,. . , - . Ilt , settlements-i- n the vicinity of Bear Lake Valley in 1864. and he moved oe ft, . 11,........ 1 . 1. 7.,.11111 to that valley with his family. taking the deceased with him. She Married John Tobin. by .....,..... Mrs. Sarah J847ane Rich Miller. 87. whom she had one daughter Ella, who now lives in Salt Lake. Foland a daughter lowing the demise of Mr. Tobin. pioneer of of the late Elder Charles C. Rich R. Miller, Council of the Twelve, and who wrote for the San Lake Her. aid under name the "Plus U' of Armcat Mn. Sarah De P. Rich. ltra." I died at a Salt Lake hlospital Mrs. Ntiller, was an earnest Thursday. On July 23 she the steps of ber home.' 119 Emer. Church worker all her life. and son avenue and ,fractured Otie was president of the Young Ladies Retrenchment society. forerunner hip. Mn. Miller was born at Quincey, of the Y. L. M. 1. A. in the Seventhe' teenth ward in 1870. III.. March 4, 1839. the first of 50 children of Elder Rich. With She also was a charter member her parents she moved to Nauroo of the Daughters of the Utah where she remained until the exo- Pioneers and was a id t dus of the Latter-da- y Saints in of the eociety. At the timpereest her 1846. death she was honorary president At Nauvoo she knew the Prophet of the organization. . Joseph Smith, who was an kitiFuneral services will be held in mate friend of her parenta. the Emerson' ward chapel Sunday At the age of eight. she was Aug. 8. at 2 p.m. Musical numbers baptised by her father in the Mis- will Include "One Sweetly Solemn souri. river. near Winter Quarters. vocal solo by herniae. With the company of emigrants Thought." Mrs. Viola Pratt MacFarlane of headed by her father. Mrs. Miller e solo arrived in Salt Lake valley in Oc- Nbyearm-fr- kLeeedeth Pratt "Farewell tober. 1847. an o f NlirKTeonjor. During the first two years of Miss Almond will play pitheir residence here., the Rich ano Reeky accompaniments family lived in the old fort of The Rich family reunion. which Great Salt Lake City, but in 1849 to have been held at was Sevin home the they made' their Bear Lake county. Ida.. enteenth ward, where they lived ' Aug. 7 and I. has been postponed , until 1864. to the death of Mrs. Millet. I to due locate tier father was called ce 4 4 & ' : 11. WOMAN DIES ..... . s. ' LL heap4... ---- R51-- -. - ., Jr.-:- '118i - - , I ,,. 0. , - -- . , - - ' - ,s ' - i - 'fôr a final quick , :,' ? . :: , ,. .44mo wnetion.? A every orde. ,L. , soon ta its saaul;eil'a 1 we nay , dress acal speett big &iterations. opnr.risaa:Itue fir laust it ,..mt excite- - , Ituthel mg !Qt. I nut in , . to , ''' dillyd: - a- , Flat Crepes, Prints, etc. Values to $21.75.: Radical Price Reduction clearance. - - - t'l . , - , . Last ,Call. , i c. - , , . I - - A710v : ter :fling 4 ,, . T Georgette; '11111.11.1.11112.111..1. ". k ., Frocks 4 1 '- Must Make Drastically Reduced. . . ',. a , . . ''ROOIH . , , . - , . itaixt Beautiful Summer , 4 . a ,i aut Costs Not Censidered. We' t. . , f 6 192a A 1 I , I, ' ' - 0.............'.''' , $ 'AUGUST , 6-- 'Well. they Avert,. all talking out. Mrs Riehl aid. -.- ... 14, about Dr. Hall not having returned alan the nitht of September , ' bccordiat to Mrs. Riehl's etory, during the night." Senator Simpson questioned Mrs. Mrs. Mills,tho choir singer,' teleRiehl on the alleged remark of the phoned to the Hall residence and other maid in the Hall home, Bar. 4 laked.to speak to the clergyman. , -- During the copversation. Mn. bare Tough. "Why did Barbara,;Tough say: Hall olistened in" on an extension 'He's been murdered . Simpson , 'a,, telephone, said Mn. Riehl. asked. -- Mall Mft the house hurriedlyi - " know what was In her don't 4 call. lifter the telephone speaking mind." I replied Mrs. Riehl. ' i ' to- - Mrs. tad! as he was coming . First Signed Testimony. alto down stairway. i ; The scene in the Ball home on Mn. Riehl told Simpson that at 4 1922.1 of the the murder, she had time the morning of September H. italked on a number of occasions t when the bodies of Mall and Mrs. a de-- 1 to Fred Davis, employed by the Mills were discovered. wee , acribed by Mn. Riehl. She said prosecutor In Middlesex county. N. ! admitted '.- : She that she had told J. another maid, that Barbara Tough, when told that Hall- was dead. ex- him a good many things but said 4 made today was statement that her , claimed: lise. been murdered!", the first testimony she had signed. ;',..,..141, God! I In contrast with the affidavit , .4 i, Hears Part of Talk. a',..., taken by Mrs, Riehl today, Mrs. ' 'lletenator ' Simpson . asked Mn. 'Frances Hall, tUs November 1,' 1922. 3 , ittehl if she knew what the rector made the following statement to bed said to Mrs. Hall as he left newspapermen; . 4 ,. call. "They told me that the telephone the house after the telephone con, call cam. from Mrs. Mills but I - could not get ill of the Riehl, "but only knew that from the outside-di- d I lersation," said Mn. 1 ' not overhear any of the conhe mid something - about Willi; versation. Between the time that Idilla about bills." , I t:Mrs, Riehl said that the tele- Hal Hall left the house and the my brother I ., phone call cams between seven and time I went out with 1 o'clock and Hall loft the (Willie Stevens). in the early , eight : morning. I Aid not. at any time. limme'less than one hour after. ! -- Mrs. Hail departed from her leave the house." .1, eome the after clergyhome time ' After 71 years of service In the man had gone. said Mn. Bien , ' : t next time I saw Mrs. Hall same composing room, J. H. Senior, ' "rho a ' "Wad at the breakfast table on the foreman compositor of Hudderfield, . . following day (September 15)." England, retired recently. 4 ,, It r. FRIDAT , 1 the national we inan's tennis champion today met her first defeat of the season cn home courts when ahe lost to dies Ellsibeth Ryhn of Caltfolida. second rahking Ametican star, in the finals of the Eteabright invitation tournament. The scores were Helen Mies I . , Aug PEARY:1(3MT. s. 11N1D--Mr- l . ' IN LIN-- THE ,, DESERET 1DRESSEs - ., , ,,,, . . . ' limmiii ': ' ,' 4, tolmommemo MET '' . - GO! Suffers Wills Declares Slimed Over Miss 'f.heard Minister Talk First Defeat of SeaTa -- Lover; Statement son in America By , ..,,Contradicts Prisoners.' 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