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ORIGINAL NOTICE. In the District Court of Iowa in and

(or Marshal! County, September Term, W17.

Henry L. Pfantz, Plaintiff,, vs.

Bennett Ta&atoff and Tagatoff h's wife; Frederick Hilleman and Christina Htlleman his wife; Aug-uste Revolon and Revo! on his wife; Henry Phants and Phantz his'wife; Oscar Pfantz and Pfantz his wife; Harley Pfantz sin­gle; Ira Pfantz widower; Lawrence Pfantz single; Lois Pfantz Hughes! and Hughes her husband; <3. W. McNeely & Co.. Geo. L. Whitham and

Whitham his wife; William R. Dunn and—-—Dunn his wife; George Alexander widower; George W. Crpt-

- / zer and Crotzer his wife; Henry f,. Pfanz and Pfanz his' wife;

-m* Joseph Russell and Russell his - p* wife; E. C. Litchfield and Litch-

field his wife; Charles Bonzet and s ' Bonzet his wife; Charles Ban-ku cet and —: Bancet his wife: Mar-

|rN guret Ansel me and Anselme her JjF"' husband; Henrich Pfanz and

p''anz his wife; Diana S. Baright and Baright her husband; Hen-

I*..- rv E. J. Boardman and Board-J&«* man his wife; Henry P. Fance and few Fance his wife; Solomon Lawes,

trustee for John F. Strunk; James I- Williams, clerk of the District <-ourt °' Marshall County, Iowa; G. W. Gilbert, clerk of the District

$'•Court of Marshall County Iowa; { Joseph I. Bryant and Bryant

his wife: Joseph J. Bryant and-Bryant his wife;-H. E. J. Boardman: Edwin C. Litchfield; Frederick Baum

' and Baum hijs wife; Sarah B. «> Banta, executrix of Albert Banta, ft "" 1 dcc'd; Frederick Karrick and * < 4» Karrick his wife; Fred Killimann ' and Hilllmann his wife; Mary

J * * Barth and John Barth her husband: Margaret Goodman and John W.

CJ" Goodman her husband; Angie'Pfantz, . single; Elizabeth C. Goodman widow;

Otto Goodman and'———Gooclman

Phjs wife; Clemen,t Goodman and — Goodman his wife; Julia

s doodman, single; Elmer Good-i and Goodman his

wife; Mary Goodman single; one of ' tljP. ffinfrrrs! IT* •Ha Pnihrtlip Phnrnh JO MiOtVt the Osthftlifi rhijpoh

known as Sister Mary Adalard: Ar-Jhur C. Goodman, minor; J. Raphael Goodman minor; Vincent C. Good-man minor: Lawrence. A. Goodman m'norJ Dora Goodman widow; Wal-

"* ' Adaline Dor--ter Goodman . minor i othy Goodman minor; Laurette Anna

Goodman minor; Clem Pfanz and Elizabeth Pfantz his wife; Julia Nowlan and H.. D. Nowlan her hus­band; Minnie Pfantz widow; Harley Pfantz single; Ira .Pfantz widower; Lawrence Pfantz single, and Lois Pfantz Hughes, defendants; a«d the

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, unknown heirs, minors, assigns, in-' ^ *• .sane persons, legatees, devisees, as-

' signeees, trustees, referees, success-or», husbands, wives, and creditors

tt , ,, of said defendants and all the un-jknown claimants of the South Half

v" (SVi) of the South West Quarter i. (, (SW%) of the Soerth West Quarter

•<, i 4SWK) of Section Sixteen (16) and Cr _iLotff Three (3) and Five (5) of the It® Soutfi East Quarter <SE%) of the

South West Quarter (SW>4) of said ,y Section .Sixteen (16) all in Township

Eighty-four (84) North of Range » . Twenty C30), West "of the 5th P. M.

.*v of Iatfa. »nd .the South;West Quar-ter*(SW#) and the We5t Half (W%) of the South East Quarter (SE*4)

• ^ and the West Half (W%> of the North West (Quarter (NW%) and the East Half (E%) of the North West Quarter (NW%) and the South West Quarter (SW%) of the North West Quarter (XW14). of Section Twenty-one (21) "In

Sap* said / township Eighty-four "(84) North of said Range Twenty (20) West of the'5th P. M. of Iowa; also

\^-y the West Half (W%) of the South ; \ ' West Quarter (SW^) and South ' ̂ s West Quarter (SW%) of the North

West Quarter (NW!4) of Section - Thirty (30) In Township Eighty-four

(84) North of Range Nineteen (1») » West of the 5th P. M. of Iowa, '

Defendants. • ftafTo the Defendants above named and

described: •, " • YOU AND EAgH OF YOU ARE I HEREBY-NOTIFIED, that there is now

on fllei in the office of the clerk of "the District Court of the State ot Iowa

within and for the County of Marshall the petition of Henry iL. Pfantz claim­ing of you and each'of you that he is the absolute and unqualified owner in fee simple of the following described

>. ' real estate in Marshall County, Iowa, to-wlt:

? ' South Half (S%) of the South West Quarter (SW%) of the South West

' £ v Quarter (SW%) of Section Sixteen fe (16) and Lots Three (3) and Five

: SW. (5) o( the south East Quarter (Sb'/i) of the South West Quarter

*y.;-:$y (SW%) of said Section Sixteen i : • (16) ^11-in., Township Eighty-four

;;V; '••••• (84) North of Range Twenty (20) - . West of the 5th P. M. of Iowa, "j and the South West Quarter

jup'<•}. *!(SW%> and the West Half (W%) ' of the South East Quarter (SE%) • \ and the West Half (W%) of the

Quarter (NWS) and S^t ̂ ^^-Eaust/JHaOf (E%) of the North

est Quarter (NWS) and the i ^^S'outh West Quarter (SW%) of the , ' ^North West Quarter (NWS) of

;l SSs: Sectloiv Twenty-one .(21) sald

- Townsljlp Eighty-four (84) North ' * '• of said <Range Twenty (20) West

^ , . of the 5th P. M. of Iowa; silso ^he <W<4> ot th« South

' %; "West Quarter (SWS) and South ^ West Quarter (SWS) of the North ^ - West Quarter (NWS) of Section k •' ^•'Thblty (80) in Township Eighty-

lour ,(84) North .of Range Nine-'... teen. (l#)West of thie 5th P. M.

~; of Iowa, a . • and asWnk that his title be qjileted

5; thereto ** jiffajnst fcany claims that you or any of you hav.e In and to said real

• Ck" estate and1 thdt you be barred and for-- • ever estopped from claiming or assert-

V in® apy int'crfest in said land and for other relief. For same see petition now on • file. ,

No personal jud^hient . is asked ,\i against itiiy of the defendants. - ' Now, unless you appear and-make ' defense thereto, at, or before noon of,

Vritliff: second day of the next September term of said court, to be begun and held act Marshalltown, Iowa, on the

* 8rd daVof September, A. D. 1917, your default will be entered and a judgment

- and decrce rendered'thereon as pnptA , for in said petition.- - - k

sif Dated this 2d day of August, A. D. ICIT.

. HENRY lu PFANTZ, ^ Plaintiff.

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SPEEDING IM&RK (T CMTONMENT

•' t EMPLOYING ALL CONTRACTORS

MEN PROCURABLE NIGHT

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PHYSICIANS ARRIVE AND

BE9IN SANITARY SURVEY

Will Include Five Townships and Sev­

eral Adjacent Town%—First Contin­

gent From Iowa and Other States to

Go to Qamp Dodge ^P1-

Troops at Deming Under Canvas.

More Central 'Iow&Men Selected \ • •>

By r Boards For , New Nat iona l Army

Special to Times-Ropublican. Des Moines, Au;r. !>—Lynch r the spur

of Major James Abadie. supervisor of construction for army cantonments in the war department,' work on Camp Dodge buildings is now to proceed at accelerated speed. He announced that war department "officials expect the cantonment to be ready for the recep­tion of the national army by Septem­ber 1 and the contractors and every^ one else interested are speeding up to meet the requirement.

The contractors are employing all the men possible for them to secure and are working night and day. They liave plenty of material on hand now, they report.

Physicians commissioned by Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the federal health service reached Des Moines yes­terday and at once began on the work of the sanitary survey under the di­rection of Dr. E K. Sprague, who has been hpre for two weeks. TJhe public health men who came yesterday are,, Dr. H. S. Mustard, Dr. F. F Ford and Milton J. Quinn. Several other govern­ment health men are already on the job. The first work will be an inspec­tion of all of the homes included In the sanitary zone, n%iich extends thru the five townships around Camp Dodge and includes the towns of Grimes. An-ncTiy and Polk City. No possible breed­ing places for disease will be over­looked.

There has- been aspirations on th? part of local milk men to furnish the camp with milk. Capt. Falkonthal how­ever says that camp will use condensed milk very largely. Fresh milk will only be bought thru special arrangements by individual companies. The food for the national army will be bought large­ly thru the Central department in Clri-, cago . from wholesale houses.

To Be Tent Camp. Iowa National Guard troops bave not

been started to Deming so soon as ex­pected because of delay in getting the camp in shape to receive them.. It has been learned unofficially, - however, the camp will be in condition to receive one company from each regiment by" Saturday of this week. This may mean that the first detachments which were named ten days ago to go in advance of the other troops may be leaving for Camp Cody within a few dsfys.

Camp Cifly Is to be a'tent camp. This is possible because of the warm clim­ate. How eve.* there will be raajiy build^ 1ngs_- There ?re {Til Kitchens- to "ne built and but twentjvs;x t'Lthem Iiabe;r completed as yet. .*

The war department is - selecting more, men from the' national guard companies to go to Deming\aand assist in the quartermaster's corps having charge of 'work of preparing the camp for the reception of troops. The follow­ing men, ordered to report at Deming at once, have been selected and were announced by Col. Arthur Thayer, re­cruiting officer, yesterday:

Des Moines Oliver E. 'Stephenson. Ogden, Clarence R. Anderson. Creston, Ira B.-Baldwin,'Donald A.

Dougherty, Carl R. Olson, Bert Dall-man. , I

Red Oak—Altis R. Clement, James D, Horton, E. Thomas Kerbey. Byron J. Sch^rinn, Harry Schaefei/' and Kent C. Spears.

Ottumwa—William E. Biddison, Amel A. Carlson, Clarence P. Glenn, Frank R. Gordon, Donald A. Miller, Frank W. Racine and Charles O/ Taylor. Jr.

Hampton, Willard C. Clinton. Osceola, David R. Ettinger.

First Men to. Report Sept. 1. More 'than 4,000 of the Iowa soldiers

drawn in the selective army will be called upon to'report at the canton­ment in Des 'Moines Sept. 1, -with 11,-000 more men from Minnesota, Ne^ braska and the DakotasT according to orders received yesterday by Governor Harding and Adjutant General Logan from Provost Marshal General Crow-der.

Crowder's message announced that plans were formulated for a call of one-third' of the first selective army on Sept. 1 'and urged that conscription boards be prodded along to see that their duties were completed, in time to have all exemption clainfs decided on that date.

Accordingly, telegrams wer? immedi­ately sent to all draft boards in the state . asking them to* expedite their work as much as.p6ssible.

It le hoped to give the men as much of -the "preliminary, training as is-pos-sible before cold weather sets in, "Which .will undoubtedly result In some "slow­ing down" of work. ; -

Special to Times-Republican, v Toledo', Aug'. 9—The Ihird day of the

examination of drafted men in Tama county brought seventy-nine more be­fore the board for physical tests. Of thip- number fifty-four passed, twenty-two were rejected and three were aliena of enemy countries and not examined. Of the fifty-four who passed the ex­amination all but fifteen put «in ex­emption claims. During the three days 23- men of the 262 summoned have ap­peared for examination. While some have enlisted and others have been transferred to other examining boards, there are several yet unaccouted for. However, they have seven days after receivinw the summons In which to re-

1—low* port for examination and make claim for exemption. Ten days are allowed after examination to file proof of claim, but all those who do not report to the board within the seven days will be de­nied examination and exemption by the local board and passed on to the army board. Following are the names of those who appeared before the board yester­day, showing those who passed, those rejected, and reason given for asking exemption:

Frank J. Parezek, not«passed. Albert J. Chaska, passed, none. Albert Fink, passed; wife. Jf»hn S. Bodle, not passed. Karl Breuer, no examination; Ger­

man. Louis J. Chmelik. passed: none. Ralph Butler, passed; aged parents. Otto P. J. Thaden, no examination;

German. Sam Parish, passed; none. Lee V. Lohberger, passed; wife and

ffhildren. Glenn IC White, not passed. August Scharfenberg, no examina­

tion; German. ' Theodore S. Klein, passed; wife and

children. Roy E. Ervin. passed; wife and chil­

dren. -Laurin R. Fisher, passed: wife. Earl L. Youker, not passed. Charles E Hrabok, passed; wife and

children. Edward A. Vesily, passed; wife and

children. Newell S, Stoakes. passed; none. Joseph Eneg-j*-. passed; widowed mo­

ther. Emil V. Vilenta, passed; wife and

children. Fred Pitka. passed: none. Herbert I . Mason, passed: wife and

children. Charles F. Kee^ey, passed; wife and

children. Clarence A. Bielke. passed: none. Martin Thressen, passed: none. William R. Rosenberf;er, not passed. Herman preve, passed; wife. Clarence T< p-i-: "<«seri; none. Charles Lacina, not passed. Ray O. Wilkinsgi., passed; wife and

children. George F. Mooers. passed: none. Milo Smith, passed: aged parents. John Duihauk, Jr., passed; wife And

children. Alvah H. Gates, passed: wife. Joseph Jerry iSevik. passed; wife. Frank Mike Kvidira, passed; wife

and parents. Raleigh Winders, passed; wife and

children. • Leander Van De Walle, passed; wife-John Banch, passed; alien. John R. Anderson, passed; alien. Jonathan E. Wevch. passed; none;,

; William "G. Mclllwrath, passecL*wife and family. ' v ' "

Anton Kublk. pas>">d. wffe. ••rank K, Husak. passed: wife. John F. Wamser. pateted: none. . Emil O. Jacoksen, not passed. Mearle C: Schaeffer passed: none. Rtoy W. Stueben. not passed. Albert Wiltmek, passed: widowed

mother. » Frank A. Be'z. parsed: wife. Lewij C. McCreary, passed: i?cil

father. Arthur H. \V:ese. passed; wife and

child. " 1

John Hahn. Jr., not passtd. Harry Pchulz, not passed. Ralph M. Beadl, not passed. Henry R Cooper, passed: wife. Edward Diedricksen, passed; wife. Roy Kline, parsed: none. Earnest W. Bishop, passed: wife and

family. • Alfons Volo,'passed; wife and family.

Wiliiam F. Cummings. not passed, John Er-JTanegan, not passed. Joseph Krupicka. not passed. Henry Sipp, passei'i; none. Peter Boyd, passed, wife and chil­

dren James F. MoCullough. not passed. Edward L. Kinnard, not passed. Schuyler E. Carson, passed; wife and

family. Robert L. Miller, not passed.

. Edward T. Hanus, passed; /none. Herbert . Kahler, not passed.

• Lloyd D. Carris, not passed. Kenneth P. Moore, not passed. Jesse N. Gunning, not passed. ' James D. -Mahoney, not passed. Nicholas A. Steffen, passed; Catho*

lie priest Henry Voss, passed; wife. < Hiram F. Chase, passed; wife and

children.

%oone Pastor Goes West. Boone, Aug. 9.—I>r. T. E. Thureeson,

pastor of the First Methodist church in this city, . formerly pastor at Perry and later* at Ames, and accounted one of the best' Jcnown men in Methodism in Iowa,; 'leaves' Friday ~ for Colorado Springe, where he will enter a sani­tarium. '

Dr.""ThureBson fcs suffering from lung trouble and physicians extend the hope that a" fest of several ̂ months' dura­tion will, cure him. The Fifst church board here, very generously gmntcd him a leave of absence jand upon his recovery" he will return to this chargo.

• - H« Felt Liks .Nlrtot* . ^ frothing will malce a persofy feel old

quicker than disordered Jtldneys, for when they are' riot^ .working properly the whole system is' Infected with poi­sons that cause aches and pains in all parts of the body. A. W. Morgan, An­gola, La., writes:. "Oh, I suffered,with pain in my back. I am 43 years old, but I felt llke.a main 90 ye»ro old. Since 1 took Foley Kidney Pilla I feel like I'did when I was 21." Tney tone up and atrehgthen t h e kidneys, and promptly* relieve annoying bladder

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Franklin County Men Aecepttd. Special to Times-Republican.

Hampton, Aug. 9.—The following men from Franklin county have passed the medical examination for the rte<w draft army. About 50 per cent are claiming exemp'tion. ,

Herman Abbas, Ackley. Clifford iM. Allen, Hampton. < Mell Abbas, Ackley. ••••• ' Earl W. Allen. Sheffield.

- Harry J. Adams, RadcliffS . • -v Henry W. Berghefer, Coulter. Karl G. Beckman, Alexander.

. Henry G. Benning, Geneva. Earl H. Bryan, Hampton. Quay J. Beringer, Hampton. William A. Bokmeyer, Sheffield, Uriel S. Beringer, Hampton.

, George A. Bessman, AJden Jesse Bolel, Aredale. r < Ralph Block, Sheffield. . , Percy Butson, Geneva. -» *'' Joseph Belden, Hampton.' • >. James C. Blunt, Chapin.' ' HWgart -Clawson, Dows. Ray. Chester, Hampton. V •"" Carf Carlson, Alexander. Claude J. Corbin, Hampton. Milton E. Farber, Sheffield. , • Andrew S. Faaborg, Meservey. John D. Grabbe, Hampton. Hans K. Grandt, Coulter. A. H. Hamberg, Sheffield. Perry,'F. Huntington, Hampton Joseph F. Homan, Ackley. William J. Hawe, Dows.

.Amos C. Hagenson, Dows. J. J. Hagen, Sows. Amos Ingebrltaon, Dows. r

^ Ellert Jbhnson, Alexander.-Arln C. Jasperson, Coulter. Earl Jamison, Hampton,

Jens G., Johnson. Hampton. George Jensen. Thornton. John Johnson, Chapln. John Johansen. Thornton. Harry W. Jorgensen, Hampton Lester B. Kugler, ShefTleld. Charles F. Kaplcn, Alden. Thomas Knudsen. Spencer. • John Koath, Geneva. • Oron Lee, Hampton. Walter Lempe, SheiTield. Peter H. Larsen, Latimer. Clifford Maulsby, Geneva. John Muessigman, Iowa Falls. John E. 'Mason, Dumont. John Menning, Hampton. Hubert Miller, Hampton. Frank McMahon, Hampton. Arthur C. Mahncke. Hampton. John Murphy, Hampton. , Samuel Miner, Hampton. Ira A. Xeubaurer. Alden. Chris Pedewen. Coulter. J. M. Petersen, Thornton. Carl Pralle. Hampton. Theodore Reynolds, ('hapin. Otto Ringles, Latimer. Freddie Reiners, Hampton. William Reinke. Geneva. Hans Rasmussen. Alexander. Jesse E. Shaull, Hampton. Clarence V. Sewell. Hampton. Claude Thurston, Hampton. Hilko Tjorks, Ackley. Henry Van Osten, Meservey. Will Venenga. Hampton. Henry L. Wellner, Alexander. Edward Wearda. Sheffield.

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Golden Wear, Fopejoy. Jesse U Westaby. Alexander?. Peter Wonsmoa, Thorntop, Charles K. Wear, Dows. R. F. Zelger, SJiefficld. f George V. Zimmerman, Chapln. George A. Agrapldas, Kansas City. ;

Tom I^evlntos, Sheffield. ' Ous Scarle, Sheffield. About fifty were turned down in the

physical examination.

. Wright's First Contingent. Special to Times-Republican.

Clarion. Aug. •)—'VI e draft lint fro n iV'riwht county '» i-ot yet coniiilettd T!>e following hitv; [ assed the - lin ­eal exars-.ir.r.'1"" and im>ile no cl'tim to exemption:

John 11. Wc.lUell. C.oldfiold. John Thel'lay, Ea^'lo Grove. John H. MeUuire, Kfimond. Warren S. Guy, Clarion. Joseph Darland. Goldfiold. William H. Wilson, Dows. • l'*rank Chambers. Clarion. < 'harles A. C'lark, t^liirion. Vomer D. Reed, Bolmond. Ilarvey Embrink, Belmond. Robert C. Gordon. Gait. Sidney G. Wason, Clarion. Jay Stu-k. Gait. Mike Thtil. Claris. Minor A. Morse, i'.elmond. Eltrier Rcsland. K.'i-'le Grove. Anfin *Vood. Eagle Grove. James 1'. liolt, Gol'lfield.

William .McCormlck, Cl^irJoo, Austin R. Wagner D<»*v*. , Richard Thompson,. Belmond;

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J. B. iBufUetto Pollett, Clarion. Cordis If. Lwui'r. Clarionff* Frank" W. Ulchur.i.-*. Pows.

* fx«!s 'Peterson, Kanawha. ; ' Roy V. 'Robb, (.VldfleUl t.ni'fis Anilu.e, <! ili"eld. June Peterson, liowV Ira Gawthorpe, WoidfieUI, 1'iank SteviuiSot", Cn .dOe'd 'Edward Ri«it«. Mi.' V»r>ien. • (iien.G. ilradwi, Tnws. *

Heine Lamrnei.". C:j«r on. Clarence Der.uer, Gait. ' , Shirley L. Perry. Clarion. Leonard M. I.arson. Eagle Grove. I,like Nelson, Gait. Tundrlp Knutson, Eagle Grove. Arthur Eriekson. Kannwho. t'hris Jergenson. Clarion. Alvln \V. Paln*\ Dows Don C. Brewers, Woolstock. Ralph C. France. Woolstock. HMlnu Edwards. Eagle Grove. Willard Thomason. Eagle Grove. Carl F. Beyer, Dows. Claude R. Vice, Renwick. Ernest J Weeks, Clarion. Harvey K. Stewart. Clarion. William Kurkowski, Dows. M. L. Derscheid. Euglo Grove. William H. Warnos. Eagle Clrovo. Walter C. Sehutt. Woolstock. Floyd Doctor, Clarion. Carlos I> Montgomery. Dows. Dorsey G, Southard, Clarion. Alexander J. Currlc, Claiion. Peter 'Mantos. Clarion. Tom Kew, Alexander. Harold Davidson. Eairle Orove. Charles J. McGuire, Belmond. Jake I<angland, Eagle Grove. ftans C. Hanson. Dows

Ern W. Stelnke. Woolstofck. Charles Lader. Belmond. . John W. Johnson,. Clarion. Harry B. Buttjer," Dows. Carl Faust, Eagle «^rove.

Ntwi of Trosr, Special to Times-Republican.

Traer, Aug. 9.—M. T. Taytor yesterday for Paulllna to took aH«r farm Interests. From thers lis *01 go to Spirit Lake for a few ds.ys* onttal. He was accompanied by his daughter Zo» and grandson Mellvllle.

Peter Eckhart Is enjoying a Visit from his sister, Emma Btetten, aiUl hla niece, Mrs. Peter Steffen, of Dairen* port. • . •

Misses Louise and Grace Sohnarr, of, Davenport, are visiting at the l»k» > Steffen home.

Ira Perry lost two of his befct horses and ono mule Sunday. A veterinarian, called In consultation .with Dr. IMller, agreed that they had been poisoned from the fresh grain or hay.

Greene Boy Beoemes Majsr. epouiiu Cw TUuM-Republhtiui.

Greene, Aug. 9.—Dr. V. C. Blrney, Jr., of Krackamai, Ore., has been ad­vanced to the title of major in 1 he medical corpac having been In the serv­ice of Uncle Sam as army physician and surgeon for the past year, having offered his service when the trouble arose with Mexico.

»r. Blrney, Jr., is a son of Dr. V. C. Hlrney, of this place, and was born and reared in Greene, leaving here af­ter he had entered the medical pro­fession. Mrs. Blrney Is a daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Leander Perry, living east of town .and Is here visiting her parents. Dr. Blrney expects to left\e;^| for France within two weeks, wher he will he located'In a field hospltiil.

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