Will put you in ]
fine a suit as ev
price mark. :
FIRST CC
nam
To accomplish a coi
our present clothing
er season starts. W<
restricted choice of a
$12.50, $15.00, $18.0
We earnestly hope
friends and patrons 1
of these really un usu
THE LES
THE HOME OF (
?555
New Taxes Cc
War Dm
Banks arid Theatret, Broker? and '
a Week-Stamp Taxes to B
Billiard Halb Most Give $!
. brokers Aro Charged $
?cst Levies on
WASHINGTON. Oct 24.~War tares,
possibly tho first any nailon ever paid
for rx war in which lt waa not em
broiled, go into effect almost immed
iately uadcr tho now rovoime blii just
signed by President Wilson.
Tho 'stamp taxes', which waav the
ones .most to bo felt by tho man in
the strbet, will not be collected until
December 1, but a goodly numbor ot
other taxes becoioo offectlvo Novem
ber 1, a woek from Monday. Among
these aro tho following:
Toll From Bankers.
Bankern on niieh *!,D00 of capital,
surplus and undivided profita em
ployed In tho business sholl pay $1,
This tax, appllos to any poroon, firm
Or company and every incorporated
business whore credits aro oponed by
tho deposit or collection of money or
currency, subject to bo paid' or re
mitted upon draft, check or order, or
whore inonoy is advanced or loaned
oh stocks, bonds, bullion, oto., " but
savings banks with no capital stock,
including postal savings banks whoso
business ls con lined to receiving de
posits and loaning or investing the
saino for tho bcnoOt of the depositors,
aro oxemytod from tho tax.
Brokers.,.$30
Pawnbrokers... GO
Commercial brokers...20
Custom houBo brokers,...10
Commission merchants .. .. .. .20
. Amusement Taxes.
Proprietors of theaters, museums i
and concert halls where an admission j
ts charged to be taxed aa,follows:
Whoro tho seating capacity is not
moro than 260, $25.
Beating capacity ot moro than 500
mating capacity moro than SOO, $7G.
Proprietors of circuses, $100.
Proprietors or agenta ot all other |
public exhibitions of shows, $10.
- Lc?t\re lyceums (chaatauquas.)
agricultural or industrial fairs.or ex
hibitions, under tho auspice* of roll-]
globs or charitable associations arel
exempt from this tax.
Bowliirg alleys and billiard rooms, |
$5 for each alley or table.
Hi CALOMEL W
1 STAY 6ILH1
i^jjnlf Uar W Wfil Cltaa Your
Sl*g$!i Um Better T?88 Cslontl
ali fas NI Siltrrt.
.
Jj&lomel makes, you .sick; yon loso a
daV* Work. Calomel in quicksilver and
itjuUivaffcs,; ?siomel injures your liver, i
you are bilious;-feel lazy, sluggish
H| all knocked out, if your bowels are ]
eoEmpaied sad your head aches or
stoin?ch is sour, lust take a spoonful of
^Hteas -Dodson s Liver Tone instead
of. using sickening, ealivaiag calomel.
Dodson':* liver Tone ls real liver modi- *
^HS l'ou'Il know Ii next morning be~
^K' yon will wake up feeling fine, j
liver .will be workings your head- 1
e?$te nod'dottiness gose, your stomach i
Vg be .sweet and bowel? regular. You ,
: libe ^?WlttrfcV Youit he cheer- ?
fol} m *mvp, vigor w4 ambition. ,
ling Sale
possession of as
er bot e a $20.00
?IVIE
SERVED
surwtr^rjrwTwmMUitMwm
mplete clearance of
stock before unoth
2 now offer your im
my Suit in the store,
IO, and $20.00 values
$9e9S
that many of our
will take ad van cage
al prices.
SER CO.
?00D CLOTHES
nra
msed By
e On Nov. 1st
Tobacco Dcalors Begin Paying in
ic Collected a Month Later.
5 for Each Table-Pawn?
180, One of the Hcav
Any Business.
Tariff on **SBiekes.w
Tobnccn dcalors, 50,000 pounds an
nually, 26.
Ono hundred thousand ponnds r*n- J
uunlly, $12.
Over one hundred thousand pounds j
annually, $24.
Other tobacco doalorB dolus busi
ness ot $200 a year, a shop, $4.80.
Tobacco manu facturen', 60,0001
pt. i' ti (I ; n year, $6.
Ono hundred thousand pounds a I
year, $12.
Two hundred thousand pounds
year, $18.
Four hundred thousand pounds
year, $24.
Ont! million pounds a year, SCO.
Five 'minion pounds a year, $300.
Ten million pounds a ?rai, $600.
Twouty million pounds a year,
$1.200.
Ovor"twenty million pounda a year,
I2.06.
Cigar manufacturers, 10^,000 cigars |
a year, S3.
Two . hundred thousand cigars a |
year, $12.
One million cigars a year, $50.
Flvo million cigars a year, +150.
Twonty million cigars a year, $500. |
Forty million cigars a year, $1,200.
Over forty million cigars a year,
$2,46?;
Cigarette manufacturers, 1,000,000 j
cigarettes a year, $12.
Two million cigarettes a year, $24.
Flvo million cigarettes a year, $60.
. Ton million cigarettes 'a yoar, $120.
Fifty million cigarettes a year, $600.
One, hundred thousand cigarettes a
ysar. $1,200.
Over one hundred million ciga
rettes a year, $2,496.
Foll of Confidence.
PARIS, Oct, 27.-(5:05 p. m.)-Ex.
Premier Driand, now minister of Jus
tice in the Vivlanl cabinet, who baa
lust returned from, the battle front
at Verdun and the frontier, Bays
their revorses havo xondored tho .Gor
mans maladroit. Soldiers of tho al
lied armies, he declared, were full ot
gaiety and confidence.
IKES YOI! SICK.
!US, CONSTIPATED
Your druggist cr deal rt- sella you ?
5f cent bottle of Oxi^'a Liver Tone
under m'y persons I ?i?ara?.t?c that ii
will ?lean your sluggish liver b*i*r>* tba*,
nasty calomel; it won't make you oisk
and you can eat anything you waaf
uri thc at being salivated. Your druggist
guarantees that steh spoonful will start
your livejr; clean your bowels .and
straighten yon up by morning of you
get your- mopey back. Children gladly
take Dodson's Liver Tono because it hi
peasant tasting and doesn't gripe or
cramp or nikko them ?lek.
I sm .selling millions of bottles of
Dodson** Liver Tone to people who have
round that this pleasant, vegetable, liver
Medicine takes th* place,- of dangerous
. oae bottle on ray sound,
?gle^gnaranlfa, Ask /our druggist.
Commerical <
CONDITIONS SHOW j
IMPROVEMENT
Exports of Cotton More Than
Double Those of Any Day
Since Outbreak of War.
"(Hy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Redaction pt
the quarterly cominon dividend of thc
United States Stool corporation from
1 l-l lo 1-2 of 1 Dor cent was tho
most iutercsting event of tlie
day In the financial district. Hy
?akinu thia action, the company was
enabled to furn what would otherwise
have been another deficit Into a very
Binni] nuroluB.
Accei ting the Investment situation
as a criterion, conditions continued to
?how steady Improvement. exten
sive dealings In city and Stat',? IBBUOS
..vero announced, the 41-2 per cent,
homla of two Massachusetts cities
soiling well above par. One promi
nent banking house reported an or
lcr for $500,000 wortli of high class
bonde, which was not entirely filled
?at Ibo end of tho day because of the
Ismail floating supply.
Pcrolgn cxehungc was decidedly
loss of a factor, fables and sight
draffs en London opened a material
fraction over yesterday's low rates,
but receded as tho iinjuiry waned.
German relchmarka wee moderately
active at S8 5-S or slightly over their
rceent low quotation.
Today's exports of rotton were
moro than double those of any day
since tho outbreak of hosilities. Cop
per was also being taken in large
quantities, but without any apprecia
ble effect on thc low prices.
Decided progress was made in pre
liminaries cpnnectcd with tho cotton
pbol, and a call on local members of
fHo federal reservo for payment of
their first Installment for stock Indi
cated thc determination of the board
to have thc system in operation by
tho middle of November.
Tho disruption to trade lu the Scruth
because of tho cotton situation wa3]
reflected in tho September earnings
of the Southern railway, which show
ed a net loss of $184.000.
Another largo gain In gold hold
ings of tho imperial bank of Ger
many furnished thc most significant
Item of foreign news. Monetary con
ditions in London were on a firmer
basis.
New Orleans Cotton
NEW ORLEANS, Ocvt. 27.-A moro
cheerful tcr.o ccnerally featured the
eotton ma'.ket today Private opinion
expresse'*, by brokers was that the fu
ture rhiK would be in operation by
the ruiddlo of November.
January contracts at one time
worked up to 7.15 bid. This rise was
partly duo to the better prices for
spots in thc west, and to the cold
wave sweeping the cotton belt- Ex
perta for the day wero tho largost for
a long time, shipments from all ports
amounting to 41,375 bales. Official
cablegrams from Manchester told of
d better buainoss In both cloths and
yarns.
Locally spots were unchanged at
G 1-2 for middling on total sales of
2.275 baleB, the' largest day's business
since tho now season opened.
lipot cotton a tv nd j-. Boies on the
^spot 025 bales; to arrive 1,650.
o
Cotton Seed Oil
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Heavy Boll
ing pressure in cotton seed oil devel
oped around tho opening today and
prices dropped sharply, but with ru
mors of steadier crue oil, coupled with
per s I sie?:' western haying the market
soon rall* jd and terned strong. There
was heavy afternoon covering and a
violent upturn, the close being 5 to
IC points net higher. .
, Tho market closed firm. Spot and
October ?46504.75; November $4.720
4.73; December $4.7904.87; January
$4.9201.94; February $5.O30g.O5;
March $5.22?5.23; April $5.95?0.32;
arny $5.43@5.45. Total sales 21,000.
Dry Goods
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Cotton goods
maraots were steady today. The car
pet autclon showed, a continued In
terest on 'tho part of buyers. Prices
were easier. ?Silks were quiet Yarnp
were dull.
-rro
Liverpool Cotton
LrVEriPOOL. Oct. 27.-Cotton, spot,
in moderato demand ; prices lower;
middling fair 5.85; good middling
5.10; middling 4.86;. low middling
4.72; good ordinary 4.CC; ordinary
8.92. Sales 8,300 hales, including 2.
700 American on the basis ot 4.85d
for middling. Imports 26,611 balee,
including 21,781 American.
, --o--?
Mercantile Paper
NE?; VCr-i:. OCt 87.-Ctostng:
Mercantile paper 601-2. Sterling ex
change firm, 60-day hills 4.8650; for
cables 4.9060; for demand 4.90. Bar
silver 48 3-4.
?
Live Stocjc
CHICAGO, Oct 27.-*Iog? active.
Bulk $7.2007.50; light $7 07.50; mix-,
cd $7.0507.65i heavy $707.60; rough
$707.15; pigs $4.2507.
Cattle steady. Beeves $625 all;
sto?ra '$5.7009.30; one fancy .load **
$10; stockers $4.9008.10; cows, and
ttfim&&M9*Mi carras t1?et%e?S3
Sheep higher; sheep $4.9006; year
f!igs">5.?e?6.ee; lanmbs $607.80,
md Financial
EXPORT DEMAND .
IS IMPROVING
-
Believed That Cotton Trade Has
Passed Through Depressing
Situation Created by War.
NEW YORK, Ort. 27.-reports that
exhort demand was already improving
as a result of the British, attitude on
cotton cargoes and :.. feeling that the
frr.3t? reported in the South might
result in some reduction of crop estl
raaten, seemed largely responsible for
the expression of Billi moro optimistic
sentiment In trade circles here today.
Exports for the day were In excess of
',0,0(10 bales, while offers of spot cot
ton from the southwest were a shade
higher, and although available sup
plies In the South have still to reach
. ^elr maximum some local cperatorr
are now Inclined to hid le ve that the
cotton trade has py.ssed through the
depressing phases of thc situation
created hy tho war. It ls e>:pectefl
that the plans of the $lSfi,0CO.O00 pool
for financing surplus supplies will b<
completed in time to go into opera
tion coincidentally with tho federal
recorvo system.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Wheat took a
downward slide today, influenced by
falling off in speculative call and by
the piling un of domestic stocks
Trade finished steady but 1 ?ent te
1 t-S cent under last night. Corn lost
3-4 to 3-4@>7-8 to lc. In provision*
the outcomo waa unchanged to 4.*,c
down. ' j
(?rain and provisions closed:
Wheat: December, $1.14 3-8; . Maw
?1.19 3-S.
Gorn : December, 67 5-8 ; May,
70 3-8.
Oats: December. 40 1-8; May, 52 3-8.
Cash grain:
Wheat. No. .2 red, $1.13@1.14; No.
2 hard, Sl.13oTl.14.
Cern, No. 2 yellow. 73l-2?74.
Oats, stndard, IS 1-4 ff/3-4. .
Great Activity
Among the Troops
(By Associated Press.)
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 27.-Great ac
tivity among tho troops whs noted
hero today. Minister of War Pesquer
?a said this waa because Zapata fol
lowers repeatedly had broken the ar
mistice and attacked nearby suburbs.
Tho minister declared energetic mea
sures would be'taken to drive off
these bauds.
Tho passenger train running be
tween thia city, and Toulca was cap
tured by Zapata's men today. They
aro said to have uncoupled the loco
motive and, sent lt at full speed to
ward Toulca. Tho fato bf tho passen
gers 1B not known. The war depart
ment sent a special troop train to the
scene. '
Captain and 13 Men
Drown; Ship Sunk
' BELFAST. Ireland. Oct 27. (via
London. 5:10 p.. m.)-The British
Freight steamer1 Manchester Com
merce, bound from Manchester fer
Montr?al, struck a mino at midnight
last night and sank. : Captain Payne
and thirteen men were drawned.
Thirty other members of tho crew
were saved by a trawler. .
MONTREAL. Oct 27.-Tho Man
chester Commerce,-a large freighter,
plying between Montreal and Man
chester, made hot last trip from this
port October 3.' She was owned by
tho Manchester .Liners,, a British cor
poration, had a net tonnage of 3.444,
and carried about 43 men. Captain
Payne, who went down with his ves
sel, was widely shown in shipping
circles here.
Lieu. Gen. Sir William
Edm. Franklyn Dead
LONDON, Oct. .27. (10:37 p. m.)
Lieutenant General Sir William Ed
mund Franklyn, Albro commanded tne
Third division of Kitchener's new'
army, died suddenly tonight.
Lloutenant General Franklyn, ptj
or to asa-iinix^ cum maud in Kitchen
er's army, was mflfiary secretary tp
the secretary of war. He had serv
ed with distinction In India and oth
er countries.
Asks Receiver For
American Sugar Co.
ii : '
(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEAHS, Oct. 27.-Suit was
Med In civil ? {strict court here late
today by the Stale ot I ?oui siana seek
ing to enjoin the American Sugar
Refining company from doing ?fei
nes? in the State, asking the appont
nfent of \ receiver for the corpora
tion'? cxtensixo foldings and Judicial
sequestration ot its property, rights
abd credits. Tbs suit was flied at
tba direction of Governor Hall by
DistrV.t Attorney Luzenburg and*
Special Counsel Don Cattery, and is
supplementary to a recent ouster suit
filed by the 8tassy_.
Publie Se?arlty Guaranteed.
LONDON, Oct. ?.-ClgisS a. m.)
Cardinal Merest; archbishop ot Ma
ines, has circulated a letter to his
priests in France. Holland and Great
Brtlaln urging ^hem. to return
their parishes ,as public security is
Ktu-anteod. He says their retui Y
rlU induce Belgian refugees, to seek
their homes sfaia.
WHO WESTERN STOW
PLEASED LOCAL FOLK
101 RANCH WAS HERE TUES
DAY
GOOD ATTRACTION
Anderson People Saw Many
Strange Scenes Brought From
Grent Distance.
"Aw, them ain't Indians!" vouch
safed the smali boy, probably a Boy
Scout as Chief Iron-Tail and the rest
of the indians went by in the parade
yesterday morning.
"() they is too-" said -the other
deprecatingly. "I guess I orter know,
look-it-'em, they paint but they's
got another color on the. arms and
han's."
Well the last boy seems to have
been right? for they were centaialy
indians, from thc 101 Ranch out in
Oklahoma and many who can remem
ber "Ijuffal? HUI" and "Pawnee Bill"
saw a show that was equally as
emblematic of tho west 50 years ago
as when those men made thc west
famous. Those who have seen the west
in later years, know that cowboys
,lon't wear red handkerchiefs about
their neeks; but to the small boy a
gun and a red handkerchief Is just
as necessary to typify tho v.Tcst as fe
the Bison and the Indian.
The performance was exceptionally
good, to those not suffering with
toohache or any minor ills of like
nature, for there wa3 some remark
able riding, lasso work and a little
fancy shooting that was worth the
price.
There was one fact that was brought
out plain enough for everyone to see,
and that was that the American cow
hoy can outride the I id ian and the
Cossack. Those who haV? seen the
older wild west shows know this to
he true also. Tho cowboys with their
lariats and their riding in the show
yesterday afternoon, presented a real
picturesque sight and one which could
not fail to pienso as lt waa par ex
cellence, good riding. *"
When the stage coach, with the
"oldect living guard" on duty came
?.round and tho bandits held ?It up,
there was excitement enough 4 to
.aake several babies cry and moth
ers bend over and toll them that it
waB all in fun. The horses were bet
ter actors than tho men for they foll
t>vcr dead for fair and lay there un
til thc word of command came for.
them to get up and got away.
When the old prairie schooner
pitched camp and the cowboys start
ed in io cook a 'Texas Son-of-a
?un," the Indians swarmed down en
masse and there was a regular pitch
ed battle like tho Mexicans.have, with
about as roany killed ob each side.
The red-skins sot Are to tho top of
the old schooner and burned the top
off it. Them was ptirrin' times.
Oh! tho Boy Scouts were in their
glory,, tor there were Indians, real
live Indians, cowboys and cowgiirs
and everything else that fires the
youthful imagination and makeB him
long for.tho time when he shall doh
his "long-ones" and march forth
Times ain't what they'.used io be and
thore are no inore wild wests tb
conquer, so its a pretty good idea, it
would, seem to keep alive the pioneer
day os the 101 Branch does.
It was claimed that the xxiii ian ?
whoso profile adorns those coins the
"Buffalo nickel"" and tho bison on
the reverse' side were with the show,
Kt least both were Introduced as suck
und they looked like they were the
right parties, since the bankers say
the Buffalo Nickel wont "stack."
The show, earned its money, and
lt played to two full houses, or rather
Lents and the performance will be
welcomed this way again.
Substitute Cotton
For Jute Twine
(By Associated Press.)
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 27 -Tho Qcor
gia State department of agriculture
today bogan tho substitution of cot
ton for lute twine in all branches of
tho department, receiving, a shipment
of several thousand balls. of cotton
twine from a Georgia mill. Tho ac
tion was in aupport of tho movement
io increase the use ot cotton products
in tno United States.
Contract? for Material
For New Battleships
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Contracts
for $10,674,112 worth of armor plato
Mid steel for the new battleships Cal
ifornia, Mississippi and Idaho were
iwarded today hy the navy d?part
m?at to tho Bethlehem and Midvale
Steel. Companies The Bethlehem con
tracts are for material-for two vessels
iggregating $7,122,708, and the Mid
rale contract fpr tho other at $3,551,
104.
a. statement Issued by-the navy de
partment tonight said a reduction In
prices secured through the effprts of
Secretary Daniels had resulted la a.
laving of $769,642 on these contrast*.
VV?1 Provide Food
For Army Reservists
(By Asroclated 'Presa.)
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 27.-The Caua
lian government will provide food
ind shelter for German and Austria?j
irtny. reservists stranded lu Csnad
an cities- Employment will be found
lor as many ,as possible. It it, ;
id many would freeze or starre dur
ng the vc inter unless aided. A cotn
nlsslon has been appointed to ar
?ange for their maintenance,
. Condensed Statement of t
The Bank of A
lakcn from report made to the SU
bu^iness^October 2ist, 1914
Resourc
Loans and discounts time.?
Loans and discounts demand.. ..
Overdrafts'.
i?onds and stocks.
i?eal estate., ? vi
Casli and due from banks.I
Total
Liabil
Capital stock.-. . .
Surplus.
?Undivided profits . .
Dividends unpaid. .
individual deposits,
Deposits, bank. .
.Rediscounts ....
I^ills payable . . . .
Total.
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY' IN Tb
STRONGEST BANK
Si ops Nasty Discharge, ('learn Stuffed
Head, Heals Inf linne J Air Passage? |
and You Breathe Freely.
Try "Ely's Crear.". Balm."
Get a small bott'e anyway, just to
try it-Apply a little In thc nostrils
and Instantly your clogged no3e and
stopped-up air passages of the head
Will open; you will breatho freely;
dullness and headache disappear. By !
morning i tho car tar rh, cold-in-head j
or cartarrhal sore throat will be gono.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottlo of "Ely's Cream Balm" at
any drug storo. This sweet, fragrant
IN EXCESS OF THE
AM?UNT INQUIRED j
Statement Shows National Bank!
Resobres Aro' $580,000,000
Moro Than Required.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Oct 27/^-Camptrol
ter cf tho Currency. Williams tonight
! made public a. statement- showing
that reserves hold by national banks
on September 12, the dato of his last
call for their condition, were $530,
900,000 in excess of the amount re
quired under tho new banking law.
Cf this ?um $53,???,oOu was in the
Boston district; $83,000.000 in tho
Now York district; $70.000,00 in tho
Philadelphia district; $89,000,000 ? in
Ut Cleveland district; $21,000,000 tn
thc Richmond district; $14.000,000 in
'he Atlanta district; $88,000,000 in
the Chicago district; $18,000,000, in
tho St Louis district; $43.000,000. in
tho Minneapolis district; $57,000,000
In the Kansas City "district; $24,000,
000 in the Dallas, district and $50,
DAILY AN
INTELL?
THREE MON J
DOLLAR ANC
ALL
THE
NEWS
OF
THE
WAR
Anderson Dai!
Unti
and
Ik- s
URS
Th
ligen
com]
vice,
Stat
litica
Th
grca
with
he Financial Condition of
Lnderson, S. C.
tte Bank Examiner at the close of
?es.
1,101,572.44 -
51,684.11- $1,153,256.55
18,065.55
6,520.00
35,54(),(K)
45,464.84
SI, 258,846.91
litios.
$ l5o.ooo.oo
150,000.00
83,518.72
ht 58.00
$ 617,565.88
28,326.34- 645,892.22 .
104,378.00
125,000.00
?? 1,258,846.94
IE BANK OF ANDERSON, S. C.
, IN THE COUNTY.
. . . .*
EB NOSTRILS
i OR CATARRH GO
I balm dissolves by tho heat of the nos
trils: penetrates and heals thc in
flamed, swollen mem*.-'ano which lines
tho noso, head and throat; cleary tho
air passages; BtopB nasty discharges
and a feeling of cleansing, soothing
relief comos immediately.
Don't lay 'j awake tonight strug
gling for breath, with head stuffed;
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or a cold, with lt? running
nose, foul mucous dropping Into thu
throat, and raw dryness is distress
ing but truly needless.
Put your faith-just once;-In
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or-catarrh will surely disappear.
00O\00O in the San Francisco district.
?Tile total reservo was .-.bout $115,000,
000 above tho present legal require
ments.
,,. As..present reserve requircmnt3 aro
?1.460 K??m and tho new require
ment ill bo $995.702,^69, tho 'state
ment *) Ants out that $464,919.076 will
bo released under tho now law. Ot
this amount Ncr- York city will cou
1 tribute about $88,000,000, Chicago
about $24,000,000, St. Louis about
$8.000,000, other resorvo cities about
$203,000,000 and country banks about
$141,000,000.
Fruit Floats Ashore
Along Virginia Coast
(By Associated Press.)
NORFOLK. Va., Oct. 27. -Lame
quantities of apples, grape fruit anil
Dananirs floated ashore along the Vir
ginia coast today, and marino mon
fear that it meant disaster. Peo
ple living in the vicinity of Lynn
haven inlet gathered several baskets
of fruit and the water was Uttered
with apples and grape fruit.
D SUNDAY
GENCER
?THS FOR 0Ng'
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