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Show ATTACKED THE SPANISH FORK PRESS. L0NQ LOST BONANZA MORO SITUATION CRITICAL. FOUND. tmwlnn Form ANDREW JENSEN, Publish. SPANISH FORK, I UTAH. THE FAMOUS LOST CABIN IN WYOMING DISCOVERED. Must Make Derisive Mots Against Hostile Natives. Tlie Moro situation in Mindanao is RE. UTAH STATU NEWS Rich Mins for Which Many Msa Itsvs Has 21. cu Loeated and a , Rush to That Keetlon lias The salaries of al) the county officer of Uintah county have been raised. The school census of Provo shows ttegun. Jrosetl considered critical, and it ia believed that American troops will aoon move tgainat Bacslod, where the recent nurder of two men of the twenty, A eveutli infantry was plotted. suisll party of Moros surprised an at camp outpost of tlie Twenty-sevent- h Mckars, Mindanao, August 13th, kill. Ing two and wounding one American. They were from Pacatod, which has a strong fort and oilier defenses. Bitter opposition to tlie Americans $ist at Hacalod and Captaiu 1 'trailing of the Fifteenth cavalry, commanding the American forcea at Lano, recommended tlie reduction of tlie fort. General Chaffee, who left Manila on a final tour of inspection, reached Zamboanga, ialaud of Mindanao, last Friday, In a conference with the local commander, General Chaffee argued that unless the American forcea moved decisively against the hostiles they would lose the aupj -- t of the fr'endly Moros. The native crew of tlie inter-insulsteamer , Mis Hermanos mutinied at Port Virac, island of Cataduanes, last Thursday. They murdered the ch'ef engineer of the vessel and wounded tlie captain, the mate, the second officer and one of the passengers, all of whom are Spaniards, Members of the native constabulary went to the rescue of the ship's officers. They fired Into the crew and killed three of them. Twenty-fiv- e of the crew aur rendered and five jumped overboard and are believed to have been drowned. During the fighting on the Mis Iler-man- os the ateamer ran aground, but was subsequently floated. -- BY AUTOMOBILE CHARLES FAIR AND WIFE KILLED Surprise Pickets and of the Unfortunate Couple Machine Running at the Rate of 62 Bodies High Into the Air and Thrown It buddenly When Milea an Hour Landed In Debris of Machine, OccuCollapsed. Throwing Being Horribly Mangled. to the Ground. pants who V. Fair, Mr. and Mrs. Charles were related to Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr. (Miss Virginia Fair,) were returning to Paris from Trouville Thursday, when their automobile swerved and crashed into a tree fifteen miles from Paris. Both were killed. Tlie chaffeur became iDsane as a consequence of the Francisco in the latter part of May last, for a trip to Europe. Charles Fair waa the son of the late Senator Fair and was one of the heirs to the immense estate of the late senator. It is peculiar that tlie son of the late John W. Mackay, one of Senator Fair's a partners, waa also killed near Paris few years ago by being thrown from his horse. Charles Fair was the third of the four children of the late Mr. and Mra. James G. Fair. Teresa, who is now the wife of Hermann Oelrichs, is the oldest of tlie heirs. Then came James, who died about ten years ago. Charles was the third, and the youngest was Virginia, who is now tlie wife of W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr. In the spring of 18U4 Charles married Maude Nelson. The ceremony took place in Oakland, and it was almost a secret one, Charles Fair was one of three heirs to an immense estate, estimated in value at between $.5,000,000 and The other two 'are his two sisters. Charles Fair was born in Virgiua City, Nev., on April 21, 1867, and waa eousequently 35 years of age. He brought the first automobile across the continent to San Francisco. He BY MOROSi .. R, . Will be Attacked by Soluiei'111 A small party of Moros surprise outpost of the try at Camp Vicars on the 13th 'fs geam Foley and Private Carev killed and Private Vandorn was. Twenty-sevent- h er- ly wounded. The Moros, who numbered on! dozen, were armed with spears 1 swords. The morning was dark I" foggy. The attacking party c to within a few feet of the senti and then sprang upon them sudden' The entire outpost rushed to the of the sentinels, but they were too1 and the Moros escaped, although siblya few of them were wounu The American sentinels were territi cut by the swords and spears. The attackldg Moros were all froil Bacolod, and the occurrence probab will result in a move against the Uni which has a strong fort and other fenses. The location of the famous Lost Cabin gold mine, for which mloera and prospectors have searched for many has been found. This is the be-liyears, Crops look rather dry In Millard shock. of a party of llffalo, Wyoming, county this year, but atl expect a fair miners that have Mr. and Mra. Fair had been staying been prospecting on crop of lucerne. at Trouville during tlie week. They the south branch of Otter creek, sixty Over 10,000 people from outside Utah miles horse power had a very fast forty-fiv- e southwest of Puffslo, for five er attended the Elks' convention in Salt six considerattracted which automobile, and who last week discovered years, Lake last week. which witli and able attention they rich veins of gold ore in that vicinity; Mr. Fair had were highly pleased. The first entry for the premium com- slso what they believe to bs the workbeen from Trouville to Paris and back petitions at the state fair was received ings of the now famous Lost Cabin mine itself. again in one day with the machine. by Secretary S, W, Sears last week. Theaccidentoccui red almost in front Albert E. Sutton and Psrnes C. Bur-ri- a The merchants of Salt Lake report of the Chateau Iiuiston du Mai. The have been at work In the district that the Elks convention did not help Faira intended to dine and speed the their trade to any appreciable extent for a long time, as have many other FUTURE OF CUBA. night in Paris and return to Trouville The county commissioners of Sevier miners who believed the story of the for lunch the following day. Dntlook for New Republic Not So Dark lost mine and who were confident of county have decided to refuse licenses Has Keen Reported, the of The of the wife some gatekeeper the day for the sale of liquors In Sallna canyon. discovering workings La of the was chateau Discussion witness the from which fortunes were said to have only publishes an article Mrs. Louis Grentg, of Salt Lake, Is on the future of Cuba. The She says she noticed a big disaster. been secured In early day. Each year paperwn suffering from painful Injuries sus- the men secured red automobile courng along the road that in spite of the dark outlook, enough float to pay tained by being run overby a recklessly at a tremendous pace. Suddenly somefor their time and labor, but not until yate enterprises are beginning to'show driven hack. . a few weeks ago did they find thing happened and the heavy machine tangible results. It says that Senor anything Adamson's saloon at Richfield was that looked slid sidewise from the right to the left n like a rich strike. Pelaya, a sugar planter, burglarized one night last week, a side of the road for about sixty yards. The discovery is a drift In the tide additions of Improved mach'in. making watch and a number of other articles of a It then dashed up an embankment, ery to his estates, and expects to obtaia nearby perpendicniar cliff, about of value being taken. turned a and somersault feet complete The 100,000 sacks of sugar from his next fifty high. workings are in James White, a contractor, was se- carbonates, which are eo rich that a crashed Into a big elm tree in front of was also greatly interested in phocrop. Another planter is said also to the gate of the chateau. The automo- tography, and constructed one of the have increased his verely Injured by being struck by a car dollar's worth of gold can be picked machinery and to In Salt Lake City last week, one of his out of a bile was completely wrecked. The largestcamerasever built in the United be hopeful of Inch of the well with square 40,000 sacks of securing front axle was broken aod other parts States. legs and several ribs being broken. a pocket knife. On one of the walls ie sugar Dext season. of the machine were smashed, includAn effort will be made Fair Waa Fouil of Autonioblllng. by the south-er- n the following inscription: According to the article, Senor Men Gorham and Wilhelm Arbach, ing the steering gear. counties to have the next legislaThe bodies of Mr. and Mra. Charles has likewise rebuilt his sugar estates, When the automobile turned over the ture make provisions for a bounty for lsmi. bought new machinery and hopes to who were killed in an automobile FOUND CRAVE EMPTY. wife of the gatekeeper says she saw Fair, the extermination of the grasshopper There has been a Christian name beaccident near Evereaux, France were make 100,000 sacks of sugar from his Mr. and Mrs. Fair thrown high in the fore the surname Gorham, but it canpest, Initssd of Coffin Containing Corpses next crop. air and fall with a heavy thud to the embalmed and placed in coffins, after William Harwood, a miner from not be deciphered. Luuip ol Ire Was Found. It is pointed out by La Discussion which they were shipped to Paris, This inscription Is taken as concluA grave near Orlando, a town a short ground. The chauffeur, who was sitGranite, fell between two passenger whence they will be taken to San that statements like the furegoingdo behind the Fairs, was precipitated coaches and his right foot was so badly sive evidence that the Lost Cabin mine distance from not bear out the assertion that without Guthrie, Oklahoma, in ting into a ditch. He staggered to his feet, Francisco. crushed It will probably have to be itself, which was believed to be noth- which C. W. Morris, the Madison, Kan. The chauffeur said Friday that before the aid of a loau of $4,000,000 there nil! emputated, ing more than a crevice In a high cliff, man who waa reported last week to calling for help. r be no sugar crop next year. The gatekeeper's wife rushed to his the accident he noticed the tire of the A. Phillip, an Italian miner, made from the stories told by Indians, has have been killed, waa opened in the hind wheel of the machine was left aid and helped him in extricating Mr. eu unsuccessful attempt at suicide at really been found. MURDERED TEACHERS. presence of 500 persons and found to deflated, and that the rim of the wheel and Mra. Fair, who were buried When the discovery became koown be Suonyslde last week, slashing Ms Ft lends of empty. Morris, who be was on the He told Detail of Horrible Crimea Committed by rubbing ground. the wrecked machine and in the throat with a razor. It Is thought he In Buffalo and the surrounding coun- Hived that be had been murdered, had Mr. Fair, who tried to stop, and the Native of Cebu. . was demented. try, there was a rush to tbs scene, and requested the authorities to exhume last throes of death. Both had sus- accident followed. An Peasants who saw. tained investigation made by the con. Frank C. Andrews, the Detroit bank- by this time fully 2,000 people have the body. Telegrams of and were alinquiry have most ghastly injuries the automobile 6ay it was impossible atabulary to clear er who wee Interested in some promisup the facts in th Mr. Fair's head to gazed upon the wonderful cliff and the been received from Morriss wife and unrecognizable. its color. The firm that killing of a Cebu coaching parly of distinguish bad been crushed Utah In crevice while has bis been golden its in, mines, wife's found ing perpendicular from insurance orders in Madison, of guilty sold Mr. Fair the automobile last June four school skull waa split. of misapplying the fuudsof the Detroit aide, while hundreds of acres of teachers, shows that the ground which he waa a member. say he paid $12,000 for it, and ordered party was ambushed twelve miles from in The accident the waa City Savings bank. vicinity have been staked off, Morris appeared in Orlando in comevidently due to another at the same price to be of sixty Cebu. the bursting of a tire. At the time It Since the discovery, the etory has The shoe factory of Robinson Pros., pany with a man who gave his name horse-powe- r. Tlie second machine was Two teachers were 6hot and killed Salt Lake City, was destroyed by fire been told thstsix yearsagoen old man as Cox and who represented himself to occurred tlie automobile, which waa almost for at ready the first volley; a third, who van, of delivery. In arrived Puffslo from the east and In be a loan miles running seventy-fou- r Suudsy night, entailing a loss of $18,. agent. On Monday Cox re- capable Mr. Fair was w as shot in the an fond of waa passionately hour, with four at the rate of sixty, 000 end throwing about back, aod a fourth, going young men left for ported that Morris had been killed in twenty men company automobiling, and never missed a day who was captured, waa shot in the two miles an hour. Otter creek on a prospecting tour. To a end girl out of employment. on tlie road. Several times he rnnaway accident. The man pur Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fair chest while praying for mercy. It is While conpliog an engine to some aome acquaintances he said be was one chased a lot In a couutry cemetery near left San to beat the one-horecord. of the suspected that the fourth man wat box cars In the Rio Grande Western original discoverers of the Lost Orlando and bought a coffin, which he .WHITE MEN IN MINDANAO. Cabin buried alive, as his wound was slight gold his In mine; that Salt Lake City, Thomas Pelt yard CONFESSES TO MURDER. party was burled with the assistance of a colored and probably would not have causei attacked by Indiaoa aod all save him-se- lf man. was badly rcrushed by being caught Recent Hlorj of Rues Exist ng on That death. killed. He Dogs dug up two of the bodies between the couplings of the cars. Iowan Telia of Murderof Prominent Man escaped from the red The coffin contained a cake of ice Island Is Disputed, and devoured the flesh. y Ilia Wife. Mrs. Eliza Taylor and Mrs. Larnlra men, but nearly died from exposure weighing about two pounds. EvidentA and hunger. For several months his J It Is believed that sufficient evident disputing the existence of a A special from Iowa ly it had been filled with ice when It race story Collins, of Provo, were severely Injured City, Iowa, haa been secured to convict of white men on Mindanao island mind was a blank, and not for all the in a runaway accident at Provo last states many waa buried. The police have no clue is told that Charles lioladay has made could he recall the location of to the whereabouts of by C. G. Stone, who was recentparties connected with the crime. Th ) a confession in which lie states either man. week, the rig being overturned and the years that bodies of these teachers were found on the mine, which he described ts being ly a member of the army engineering r James Gaullagher was murdered 24th after the teachers had been occupauta thrown Into a pile of rocks. Osllaws in ere Tortured tlie Oklahoma Mbn. by July and corps by rich. who Orient, He spent several fabulously returned Mrs. since June 10th. The missing Mrs. Matilda Youngberg, ao aged weeks In with liia Gaullagher A mob of several hundred men took to San Francisco a few complicity, killed the leader of the band of police the country, but was unable days ago. muand that tlie crime was committed be woman of Draper, jumped from the to find Stone wa commissioned by Captain rders and captured the mine, or at least he told the Levi Reed aod Bud Wtogo, outlaw other alleged eight nd Mr8' of a Salt Lake street car young men of his platform were in participants in the crime. One nun party that he saw captured recently in a raid on the Baldwin to make a tour of the island love. Gaullagher l!au,laSher while the car was In motion and rewas wealthy stock- escaped. Uh the purpose, in from that looked like It. At Welle Casey-Crav- en of the nothing ascertain- man. Four part, gang, county ceived Injuries which tusy prove fatal. months ago lie was murposlofllce, en route to Buffalo from jail at Cordell, Oklahoma, and strung ing the truth of tlie reports that a race dered WIPING OUT NATIVES. at midnight, while Judge Hall of Salt Lake last week, Otter creek, the old man died of heart them up to trees to force them to re' of people distinct from the typical sleeping by the side of his wife and lo the Ricketts cese, sustained the va- disease, and If be had rediscovered Are Rlnnaarred by Ep child, the Sooth Sea the veal the whereabouts of their leaders Moros inhabited the interior portions assassin a bullet peoltlona of U'bltee. aod sending from of a target Mindanao. Stone says his investilidity constitutionality of what ia famous mine the secret died with him. and to give information regarding their rifle through Gaullagher's head. The work of wiping out the natives koown at the Inheritance tax law, crimes. gation consumed considerable time. Holaday declares they planned to of the bouth Sea Islands goes merrily which was passed by the last legisla- GERMAN PROFESSOR'S FEARS. Tha outlaws finally gave the desired Me acquired tlie dialects of several ture. Information end the mob returned them tribes and waa afforded unusual oppor- poison Gaullagher and that while he on, if the reports In the Australian was present at the house the A. R. Wright, of Elko, Nevada, while Advlaea a Combination Against tha Tailed to jail, night of papers are to be relied upon. The pdisappearing, apparently to run tunities for investigation. KUtea. the murder be left hours before, and apers give an account of an expeditius Stone down bathing in the Sanitarium, in Salt Lake declares the Reed waa ao that the statement bad no hand iu the gang. badly Baron Augua Sartorions von Walter-shooting. made as to the existence of native whito by Gorman to the New Hebrides to City, fell on the stone floor end was he wae that revived strangled with ahausen, professor of political economy BRYAN OUT OF RACE. men on the island is not founded on avenge the murder of a Mrs. Wolff. slunoed, so that when he rolled Into at difficulty. Strassburg university and one of the water he was drowned lie fore help This expedition The Cesey-Crevecompletely wiped out geng la one of facts. He met many persons whose Nlrnskn R.rlarea lla Will tlie leading German nuthora on Amerire me. a cn. b, N, feeial the worst natives characteristics village, infests from which committhat denoted of the that part dulnta fur Ilia Caucascan subjects, will contribute a Irrsldeuey. ted (he murder. The Lucia cut-o- ff striking country. Recently is now completed ian ancestry, particularly in the matOne hundred and have commit, William they J. Bryan has written a letter thirty persons were killed. Including into the lake at far as the solid grade article to the forthcoming number of ted many ter of complexion, when contrasted to the editor of the New outrages In southern Oklathe native who had led the expedition Zeitschrlft Fur Social Wissenschaft on Orienna can be built, and treslling will with the Moro skin, but his homa. to the village. A combined Germsn the in United inquiries of States answer to the question and Central Europe. from this point to the end of tlie led to the development that these British expedition has started for whether he was a candidate for The writer will argue that the cenMANY BROKEN HEARTS- presi-deDana, Western British North Gnine. Promontory. hued people were descended Grading ia being done tral lighter in the next to punish the natives for tlie murder of European slates will sooner or at the Promoatory, Mr campaign. from Castiliens who had Levs or later be compelled to erect a common Wldower Wins tha long ago set- Bryan said iu part: even British Women. subject. was tled on Mindanao and had married Floyd Spicer severely Injured at tariff barrier "I a aim the of against the candidate Richfield last week by being thrown for Forty-seve- n the Rebel women oallve iu are women. St. Loula and Mormlng Ilia City of t'nmnnx. United States to economic presidency In the next ascendancy, from hl hffgjr. landing on bis head, and No colonies of these , A dispatch from Iort of or against those of Great Britain, with vicinity would like to find Thome were I may add, 1 have no campaign, people Spain, under choice beyond date of lie haa concussion of the brain and hie Benton, a widower who claimed to be found et any point and Stone noted the Aug. Vene.uels The n, desire moderated says: to see and greatly some tariffs, one nominated perhaps a millionaire cattleman from El Rato, them at scattered left aide ia paralyzed, it being feared revolutionists are attacking Cumsn places. All of them ho wa, loyal not free trade between themselves. Baron he cannot recover. to the ticket, and Intend to only Texas. Six widows have confessed had forgotten the faith of their for-be- but von Waite rshausen bellevea that evenstorm the city witiiia to the platform, in lot Hon. John Fitch Kinney, for four and 100). that were aod Bento were they engaged devout four hour. marry followers of nd who. lf a complete political union of twen'y The government tually elected, could be trusted ton. He Is 65 years .old and his right Mohammed. years chief justice of l he Territory of cannot oppose more than 350 men to Germany, BelAustria, ,h Switzerland, la u,e llru ! Ulsh and for two years delegate In hand is cut off, but that wae no handiro,,l, the 1,100 revolutionists gium aod Holland Is probable, and NEAR A SETTLEMENT. wealth. composing th "orif',led in liia race for the wldowa. He congress for Utah, and who lias had a that this cap no "hlle one can union look ts a town of will attacking Cumana , these parly. counvery far give ,1 woo the widow by promising them ladleatlons Point to long aod useful public career In Utah tries an about lo.ooo inhabitants, situated in End of Coal Mrlka impregnable economic aHc,0nuvelinn,,,nci may position. diamonds and a mansion In Texas. aod elaewliere, la dead at the age of 6. Uvforo September let. The baroa will argue alao that renomination at anyPfStureUmr o lie,iU,eof Rermude on the Gulf of great The Tark C ity Elks carried off Indications t Ciri&co, point to the settlement states like the United State and Rus- llllh Wind In (loorala Destroys Property of the anthracite coal strike on TIN PLANT SHUT prize for the most origins! cos. sia possess and Ruins (.rowing Crops. or beDOWN. powers supeMYSTERIOUS AILMENT. fore September 1st lumea ia the Elks' parade iu Nell Lake rior to thoserecuperative A severe electrical storm with BidJohn Major of western Europe. In Two Tlimi-an- il high '" last w eek, the Park boys being dressed dle, engineer commissioner of the Dis-trlIndiana, Family of rofaaaor Howe la support of this statement he Instances wind pasted over the southern section Wiped 0 M14 as miners and prospectors, with pack the fad of Columbia, is Mew York, for this that the United State Issued of Georgia Sunday night A amail Two thousand authority mnlea aod all the accessories of uiin loan at 7 Statement. In panning employee of the A I mysterious ailment, supposed w through American Tin Ri.,. percent at the end of the roundhouse was wrecked, a dwelling I. Ing life. he due to noxious Oval wae and refunded these loans at was blown down aod one man killed. I ItUburg en route to Detroit Major gases from a sear ' ,n'1 ,mv wn notified that the Thomas W. Spiking, a young tesnv 3 At Farlow the Beptiat church and the Biddle said an agent of the enthraciie excavation, has decimated the family per cent In 18t2. ter of Salt Lake, was run over ly a of Rrof, Edward K. operator! in quietly told 1 be plant resumed last Howe, whocameW The British Medical Journal makes academy were struck by lightning and dealers there Washington street car which he waa attempting lo to prepare for New York City with his wife and three Monday ,ft and at badly Swanaboro shipments shut a down damaged, the announcement that It ia authorized of anthracite coal after board and sustained tho loss of a leg. following the refusal of child re u from September 1st, building waa atruek by llghtnlog and local Hazleton, Ra four to accept a reduc- - week employees It Is contended Spiking would have es- to say there I no truth whatever In burned. that the adding mines will be in 111 K to Tha ago cotton ttOI) operwas the summer. Th . I opening LrF the spend 1'liaa recent rumor that King Edward a. caped uninjured had the car been protlifee children ere dead and Mrs. l!o from the bolls and ruined, ation. The understanding It that tlie whipped will a undergo second operation. vided with fendere. operators will make eonce.slona and causing heavy losses. the asme sickness that J" STRIKE ON STREEtTaR LINE. the mineitalo will make a aacrlflce. o! IUU,t ' lied them, It haa been decided to build n atone of en acute conn apparently orders, Terrible Tragedy In Iowa. bination of dysentery and malaria. wall around Saltair, to pot a atop to Mexlraa Tnwn Deetroyed Employee Have Marled a Mr 0f by Ttilnl Wave. ,h( The decomposed body of Mrs. Jessie the encroachments of tlie sand aod to Foai.'l T SNOW IN GERMANY. The lower portion of the Oppoeltlo. la a so, Tutnan wae found a hundred yards toaure a good body of water for ail city of After The Amalgamated Order of Street the causing Atalta, on Mexico, the arrest Iaciflo of two from her home near Muscatine, Iowa. coast, on a time to come. This seems to be the Railway " Harvest lias llrea I), Espeflslf bee been completely charge of Mealing have ordered a Her Employe destroyed by a frrancl A. Wheat and Rye, husband, unconscious and moronly feasible way of perpetuating atrike on the Lafayette. Iod wave and not h-tidal Spur, 3;r; street India. thsn fifty L0. Fold rains have been tally wounded, wae found on the floor Utah's most no'ed resort. falling through railway, and the Central Labor union of pl are known to have Wen drowned. t'l'lrngo, has found thu monel0"' out which the allowed house, n of a signs Germany for a fortnight, lurniuf of her old slip t liarles Silman, an old boy declared a boycott against tha com1 he property lost it w to snow heavy. H Uonaideiabie rp. placed withoutper, desperate struggle. of Pay son. was killed by Union men on the Hue pany. her knowledge. VhZ hires are lathe mountains, Tcihih'V' ported that several .m,nerco)lsltown which quit the are known money, couple i0 situated above Mias Npur reported as low as 4( degrees-fudischarge of a shotgun while hunting work because the company refused to have !" Atah were reported the hed, cannot be found, and Dan of 1 harvest tnp vtn ,Himlgl,d and reinstate several discharged men and chickens, his face being horribly washed away by the .me completely money ah suspected tidal Williams, mho had lived with the The boy leaned tlie gun to have toy further conference ,n'1 vpcelslly for wheat and rye, ml l'n' ind that the loaiofl.fe In these wav, m.uii.w,, with Tuniana for the two hi himself P"rt of foreign while ,m.u,r past weeks, has horse, committee ot the union. The union against tying lo grain will he required place Is very heavy, foiicf for Uie and iu suioe manner the I, was or mixing, to a ha Mn. atarted Tuman had line been of disappeared. hacka. wrsjton the quality Improve auffercia will b, l0Dt ,rIB discharged, brained with an ax. v IihIIT . the criminal eoutL produce dealers h ill prob. T,7 Mj released. 1,107 children of school age. 1,015 boys and 1,003 girls. ef ar well-know- Two-Toun- U tli ur I ns . 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