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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12
JeHersOnian Democracy.

Thomas Jefferson always expressed
his suspicious of The honesty of public
officer when he found him medding with
elections, aud making himself oi1iclous in
politics. Mr. Flagg our Lncofoco Comp.
irolier, claims to be JeiIrrsnfiian Demo.
Graf. and yet he devotes a good share Of
time To party politics. Al the late Loco
Stale Convention. he was appointed
Chairman Of their Central Committee, for
The ensuing year. Here, felpw-citlzens,
you are paving Mr. Flagg several thou
sand dollars per annum, To aci as Chair
man OF Committee 10 do the secret work
Of political party. John Van Buren,.
The Attorney General. who has been al
lowed by Governor Wrigh, $50 and 500
per day extra pay. amounting in all To
thousands of dollars, for which the peo.
pie are to be taxed. was delegate from
Albany county 10 The State Convention.
10 secure the denomination of this same
Governor Wright, having an eye, no
doubt, 10 future fat jobs al $50 per day.
provided he can only secure the re cleo
ton of Wright. The Argus says ,ha,
John and his friends were irregular dele
gates, and misrepresented the party in
that county. -Ir0u Post.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12
Meeting of the Legislature.

The Governors Proclamation, ir an
other column, calls for the meeting Of The
Legislature on the last Monday and last
day in this month.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

ABNER llAcKELMAN, E~q recently
!romOregon, died a, his former residence
IN this county, few days since. He
came back for the purpose of removing
his family 10 OREGON.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

The 30M Congress Washing.
ton Union is figuring on! Locofoco ma
Jority in the next Congress Ii states the
number already elected at 81 Wings, in
Guiding the Native from Philadelphia and
AZ Locolocos. Ii claims for the Locolo-
cos, out Of the number hereafter to be
elected, 50. and gives to the Wings CO
making the total number of Locofocos in
the House l24 Wings Iocofoco
majority 10. To get this majority, i,
claims 3 Of the members from Mary
land, of the Q in North Carolina, 8 of
The in Louisiana. 2 of the 5 in New
Jersey, 2 Of the IL in Kentucky, 8 of the
10 in Indiana, Of the / in Tennessee,
the 2 IN Iowa, and one-half in New York.
The Judicious reader. looking to the re-
suit OF the elections which have ins, been
held. will see in this estimate of the
onion wide margin for Locofoco losses.
But. even if the showing Of the Union
should turn out TO be correct, which we
very much question, il exhibits an extra
ordinary falling off, when compared with
the present Congress. The I.ocofocos
have now l42 members -the Wings rs
Natives 6, and there are three vacan-
c'es. II may be observed. also, tina. the
Union adds four new members from Iowa
and Wisconsin. and claims them all. They
may get Wisconsin, bu, as for Iowa, the
Government organ will no, relv upon il
So confidently when il has heard the re-
suit Of the late election. -yNo ReEub.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12
Iowa Election.

we are still in some doubt abou, The
election Of Governor, and eanno, We. tell
ees'sin'y aoou. The Legislature. .a.>.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

CABELL, the Wing candidate for Con.
gsess in Florida is elected.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

Owing TO local question, Mr. Shell
LEDy, The whig candidate for Senator
came up lille behind his ticket. Had
il not been for this unfortunate circum.
stance which operated in Krokuk as well
as in Mahaska county, this deservedly
popular man would have been elected. -
As il is, Mahaska has done noby in Civ
ing Mcknight majority Of II and He'd
flck 81. We are anxious 10 see The otI
cial vote Of Keokuk county
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

Those with W. are wings; all other.
are democrats.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-11
Number I2.

Reverence for error 10 perhaps more TO
ne combsted than rsshness Of innova-
Ton, as ihe chain Of habit Is sisonge
han the charm OF novelty. Tue radi-
'aitsm is always sincere aud often saga
Iclous-ard when il stands in sdvsnce Of
he time, its position is one of honor,and
the future will do it justice. Stike
hen Stout hearts OF New York! fearless
and iFu~! and be assured that the plsud'
rs and gratitude Of the friends Of good
government throughout lhe Union, will
'ccompany your labor andrewsrd your
zeal. Pennsylvania eight years ago,
,nd other stats more recently, have
'meaded their constitutions -,nd the
work Of reform will go on hereafter. 1t
IS the division OF the Union into such
States, that constitutes its sire myth and
Insures its perpetuty. Its extension is
hut The extension Of States; with powers
;onstitulonally reserved, upon all sub
] cts moi purely national 10 their char
aeler, and with capacuy and disposition
% amend and adapt their local coostitu-
tionssnd laws tolhe wishes Of The people
and the progress Of public sen,men'.
In what few matters are Of national con
cerd and administration the very diversi
~ ofinteresls produced byex'ended ler'
rilory, iss bond Of strength. They oeu'
trsIize the capacity OF each other for
mischief. No one interest will be op-
pressed or insul!ed by another--for
1,her interests will interpose--both
from a sense Of Justice and from 2ru'
lent apprehension Of needing in their
urn such interposiion.
Our Uoion is very much device fsr
,reservng peace among independent
States, and 10 protect them from foreign
| ggression. The frat OF these objects is
what the Peace society propose TO effect
Ihy Congress Of nations We have
oere the instance Of peace and corcord
insured among twenty seven States or
Republics, BY device similar TO that
~ which an organz,lio of Phlsn,hro
pist propose 10 hsrmouze the world.
Extend then this peaceful instrumental
'ry OF Union. Philanthropy invites snd
Experience sanctions il.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-11
APPENDIX.

(.4) As 10 the strength Of confede.
ate RepubIic--Mon,esquieu ssys;-"It
has all The internal advantages Of a re-
publican, together with ell the extended
force of a monarchicsl governme :"
Esprit ?f Lo,0s, vOl /, b. Q. ch. /,
And as TO its ertent, Mr.. Msdi.
son ssys:--"its natural limit is that
distance from the centre, which will
barely allow the representatives Of the
people 10 meet as often os msy be ne.
cssssry for The administration Of public
aaairs." (Federaljst, No. IA.
Il will be recoIlecied. that when this
sentiment was written by Mr.. Madison
nolhing was known Of the wonderful
lcspacilies Of steam and electricity for
producing speedy intercourse & bu'ine"
conr eclions between places far distant
Ifrom each other. The recent discover
les OF the powers Of steam snd telegraph
are among The most wonderful ever
made in the worId--snd render il prac-
icsble 10 extend The Union of States,
without Inconvenience or danger,
much farther Than was originally cons
tsmplsted.
| B)-Ths sborigioes Of America had
4 rambling possession Of the counlryG
and the question is, did this give to
hem good title TO The soil, as ogaiust
+ II Other races, under all circuuSi nce''
r If il be granted, that they had per-
feet right to the soil, all acquisitions
' by The whites. without their consent
] would clearly be u"jn''. Bot If It sp'
e pear TIA, they had no perfect right to
j.. hhe soil, The settlement Of it by oVter
n races msy be highly lsudsble instead er
censursbIe. This brings US 10 inquire,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-11
The Extension Of the Union.
AN ADDRESS

DELIVERED AT oRANGEvILLE, JULY
1916, BY
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Sissr, unb namentleb rsr Srciiitbucr, aueb
niebt tcIpnbers srfrsut - Die Shnofutb
fano camaIs auf Der aansen gree ltatt, renn
eritbeint giner pom Noroen nnb iaat's ei:
ncr pom Shoen init orrIclben Stabrlebt, uno
,plro aus Often unp QBsiten oalTelte teriebtst
10 sphrps ieltf Gbcmas sIautsn, rab es
lpabr isl. gs 1T aIio biHis unb gu sripartsn,
Dap oab oas Inocnesn al Die 9nncfutb i'm
Sabr 1916 anf Der san5enerpc sefelert neror.
Sin iunees Sraucniimmer in Sbio.
9tamens Wilb Suniton. bat es lltb lelt
HurSem sur 8emobnbet 9emabt, in per
suttsn 9eilterlebtrsuitano Su oerotben.
Sn oieiem 3ufanoe miro iic nab Dem
6lmmel transportirt 100 iie leben fam.
ner lib oort bsreits einen SIP iiberte,
uno pei1cn Namen BON oen ouf oleler ar
gen Welt nob 6erumfrabbelnoen in ooe
BUD oes eebene elnaetra9en 1T tie dn8
ltlet nit ibreu Shenbaruneen elnl9e Der
outen Sudeper aus oIen Unfanoe bin
aus. Sbre Soee foute nod etlpas mebr
fultiuirt weroen, oenn e6 liebe lib obne
3weifel Elm outes 8elbdft ooraus MAIDEN.
Sn Neu Orleans mabte iib elm anoe
lebener @roceriebdnoler mlibtbar uno
bleb ieinen 8ldubioern 6milben 25 uno
10000 Dollars i6uloie. 9Sobin fann ct
oeeaneen iein Serae "enliebteneo," 1T
nibt ldn9er Elm freimilli9er &erbsrouno6.
ort. 9Sir mIien cine Gllenbabn no6
9allfornlen baben
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Cine Srctnan,,
eincm ScIbafter betretfeno.

SlhNh -cp'I'p"lt't pttttTfHp.
IbI6nitt |. 9si es Uercrbnet ourtb oen
Stapt:0atb Der Stact Neapins, uno es 1T
bicrmt Usroroust cureb piellutoritat peGelben
DaB Der StaotNatb Der crwatntenStapt
inuerbaIb elnsm O1onat uaebosm Ct erwablt
1T, unD 70 oft nahbcr ais er es fir n6tbis Ct.
aebtsn mag, cine Yerion crwablsn ioG, um als
ScHbaftsr 81 censm, far ein Sabr. ,penn Ct
th 70 lanac gut auffibrt; pedsn pfiebt IS
iein fol-, ben 0atbs Ssriammlunsen bsisus
wobnen, oas 3immer in Orpnuns au balten
uno bic Naebriht BON ben 9erIammInnscn
unb ale anbsrn Nadribtcn Die nctbwenbis
Gnb, 3u ibsrtrinsen, Die SsusrpIuss III tes
cbaebten uno i'm winter peren ltmipifes
lung nit Strob su bsIorssn, uno alIe foIdbe
Sd6afte 5u tbnn, Die bon ibn erforpert rrsr:
Den.
NtIhnitt Q. Oie @u,nms BON finf uno
fsbsn5is sbalcrn, per Sabr, foa ibm pisrtels
1abrIib fit ieine Disnite bsjabIt wsrpsu,
our6 InweIuuscn Uom prsfpsntsn pes
Natbs ,aussetellt al benStaots Scbasmeiiter.
spaIitrt am 8. Hpril 1916.
s. 8. mii lenbers,
Drs1osnt oes Stapt Statb'e.
Ausitirt-Scbn D. 3pIon, @t.s9ebrslt.
Neaoins, Ipril IA. 1916. SIM
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Sinterlofenlbaft Der periforbencn
MSnrn 81. See.

t7abrid,t ipirb biermlt seaeben, ba6 See
famsnts=Srisfe auf Die fintsrlafTcnIbaft Der
pertortcnsn Wlarp 81. Zee, lsstbin pcnD1ai
bsner,ef 9aunIbip, Berfs gauntp, perwllist
worbsn annp al sbOnas psnroes, Wobnbaft
in maiOsnerisf 5aunlhlr, srfaster ganntr,
lille perlonen ,pelhe Sprpcrunssn orer Ans
IprIebe al erIaste 5lnterlalicnitbaft batcn.
ftno srluett pieIsten por5utrinsen, uno Ssne
bic nod auf irseno cine Nrt all ciefslte' hnl'
big Gno, ab,ubs3ablsn an
Ibomas penrosG erseutor.
D7drS II. Som.
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Cine Srbinan,.

Ntlhnitt ]. Sei ss perfist onrb ben
Staoratb Der @tabt Neabins, unp es 1T bier.
init percronet, pnrb bic Autoritat oenslbcn {:
9a6 tinnsn pier Momaten nab Der paIl
ruus rieisr Orclnan5, bic Srnnptsfssr an
Der stem StraBn sWii6cn Der ptnn' nnc
SlmaemanltraBr [aussenomm,u jene an Der
Ofieite 9cn Der gberrp Aaep his CUR Sranfs
Iinllra6c] bisrmit anfssfcrrsrt 1nc, gnrtitsi
ne ;u iegen uuo bic SuBwsas nit Safitensn
ODER plattcM Stcinsn su pfatsrn - rortss
baltsu, tab por lteren .otten (,penn IS ole ei:
aentbhmer 70 spollen} nur ein Sublpss Yon 5
SuB trsit. sepfatsrt wsrpsn braudt, ,pslhes
3wIhen bic 8aums, wsnn wslhe oa ftno, au
leaen 1T.
Iblhnitt 2. Die sebabten gurtitsine iols
len in Sanp sdsst, unp bic pdremsnts epsr
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QScbnun9s< 8crdnDerun9,
Terfauf gum @infaufs preis.
SpDn 0plDfcbntiDt,
&leioer@ uno &ariet6ten. SGnbler,

Sleloers uno 8arietdtens 5dnbler,
3elat leinen Soblreiben Srcnneen unp pen
,pntllflm gan; eraCtenit an, rab ct icineu
Stohr III ole Man nfcnbaus: Sstanoe, IN Der
Shb stem Strabe pcrlest bat, nabe bel Sour:
bon's Sotrl uno einlae 3bhrsn obcrbalb Or.
>owen's Npctbsts, in pal1slbe Qofal pelebes
trnter non 6rn. QSannsr Als &leprttcbr
trnuBt wuros.
Seln @5tcbr 1T ncncrrln9s perrclIfcmmnet
uno nit clner srUBen Auspabl bon Sacben
Ucricbcn, Die man nltbt nberalI finpre. BE
lcncers Gin tspsutenper 9crratb Don alien
Nrtlfcln rpeltc fir
Serren an3ilge
erfcrberlieb itno nae6 Der allerneucltsn Oips
DC nnb su ocn bilIisttcn sprsiIen.
etenfalls fnret man tci ibm piele anrerc
Saetsn Die bier nltbt tenannt ,pCrorn t6nnsn,
namentllet Sunbrn, @nlties uno anccre
Satr3enaG pfrpcseitirre &c. &C
Santtar fir Die bisber 9sncf1tne &unr.
Iebaft, itbmeibeIt ct fb nit Der 6rfnns,
eab feline Srcunps ibn autb in lsncm jssissn
lScbncrte ibn nit ibrem 3uIprubs tecbrcn
weroeil, lno man miro fncen, pab ieine Nrti:
tel an Shte uno Sllliateit allie ancern Der
Irt, bic bier perfauft psrrsn, 9lsit ltno cper
iltsrtrefen
Ncaeins, Nrril IA. 1916. SIN.
81. 3. Sa er adcnnen ut, bas QGcbdft
anf5n9etrm 70 percsn Die mriiten Artifrl
INTERN einfaufspreiIc perfauft
lno allies, mas bis gum naebteu 20fen Wla
nltbt Uertauft 1T. foil al jencm Sa9e auf If:
tentttber Nnttlcn pertauft iperoeu.
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Serbeiratbet.

-bnrh osn gbrrp. 6rn. wm. pauli, am
81 Olar3, 6err Scbannss Santnsr, mtWiB
gbarlctts 5antItb, beioe BON Geaoins. DIN
5. April, 6err SoIepb Bahman NIT Wlib
Barbara millsr, bon Nuseombmanor.
-rureb psn gbrn. 6rn. 3. g. German,
am 20. Dlars, 6srr Sac. 5ottenitein, jr. Ycn
Wlaratawnp, NIT Dllb Sara Sbatfer bon
&ansiebwamm.
-onrG osn ebrm. 5rm. 9. 2B. 0leDin, in
Wlsreerstnrs. am 81. W1ar3, o. 8. glpmsr,
elq, init Diff Della g. pierirn, BON bier.
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Ybllaoelpbter 8leb- Wtorft.
llnicn 8isbbcf, IL. 9lpri(

llnicn 8isbbof, IL. april 1916.
9lnesbctsn pdbreno Der wobs 1860 Stit
SblabtzObisn NIT @iniblus BON $50, wslbe
nab Nsu Ocrf ab9efibrt nurosn. @benlO 240
&lDs uno Sdlbsr; $50 SbWslns uno 1000
Sbaafs.
prsifs. - SblabtsSbfsn marsn iblsbt
i'm Yrsiis ,absr fait ale psrfauft ju$54 bsS6a
bic 100 pfu, fur prcindrs uno quite Oualitdt
strpas msbr.
&iibs nit &dltsrn fcifstsn $12 bis $50.
Sbmslns. Die 8erfdufs marsn pcn SIS J
os SIS, 9slbIabtsts iu$5 bis ST Die 100 Yf.
Sbaafs Warsn i'm prsis, $24 biz $6 bas
Stu6, aemds Der Nualitat.
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Stm9eit:
libt
u u .
6ebDr
lpteOcr herQefeut.

Gin Oiittcl cafnr 1T Su battu tei Doctor
6rcen III 81 acin9, Spa. rnb ta niebrs
in bic Dtrcn rrer HuAcn 9etbNn wlre, 70 faii
ss nati,rleb renls!ben feiuenStb0cen trnsen.
Oas 0)Ilttel ipirb bon Suucn aemcmmen
-aibt benz aansen Slcrpenipitcm @amcbeif
unp Starfc, uRo ttarft nAtilrltb rie glsrpcn
Der 4raen unp Obren unr aitt psn <sutsn ibr
Scbor unt uuaeulltbt rriehGr, HI bic meiiten
reltbc ramit 9tpIa3t fun, an 0lcrrenittma'
t6e lrncn.
Srsunp 0ruftr,
ga scute Ictcn finnrn mie at,rttnlit,
lbre 9rlr6bnlthen SGhaftc pcrlsbcu uMh sIz
fen uno trinfGE ttilen mas itnen gut ftbmrft-
Gp MIRO es fir Ite mebr Gin Scrauiaen ais c;s
ne >ait iein, ras OtlttcI 5u nebmeu, ais ber
Stbrclter biefcs that, unp Iun 70 gut boreu
unb isbtn Fam ais jemals = mas CT nod Dor
wcnscn Wcdben nibt fonntc unr CT 0sbt
nun cbne Srine.
Sreuno eeIer,
Sctt, Der Sstcr alcr 0inse, bat
in6 cine Sur 9eactrn fir allc &rantbeitrn;
bics muB uus ntbt crttauucn - absr icIlten
mir nicbt eritauneu, eaB Sene bic cs bsphrfsu,
niett rafhr lenpcn. penn lte ipidrn no cs 5u
batsn 1T .
Gertififat i'm Sale Don j5rn. 0ount:
Sautfsfen cocr Sduthen ,paren I'M Bee
aritf hter ieine Iusen 5m waetien, ,psltbss mic
icb alaube. Der Staar asnannt rriro-uno bae
,u 3eitcn lpcaaGebnlttcn wcroen mug; atcr
oer 6auptartlfrl rcs 9cftors 6cilmittcl trict
cieIe Saut BON brn Iuscn ipsa unp ltelIte oas
Sefht ,piecer ber diff rieie 2lrt eie 8ss
fabr oes Sbneicens pernsirsnc.
81. 3. qeuts etmrn nit ecr Dct cecr anf
anocrc 9lrt bon tis SbaIcr itbiten, esmas
lbren ltmltdncen, unb oaseaeu oas Oiitttl
DoifIrei crbalttn. 9isS miro piel Qsutsn bic
&tisfclftn sriparsn unb lle traltthen ibre Sccis
matb nibt Su psrlaitn.
limb bier miro ,pireerbolt, baB natb bes
Oottprs plan nibts in Die Obren cber Nus
acn astban miro; natirIib tann fein Slah.
tbeil caran cnttebcn, no lei Dem Sebranebc
Sabcn bineiu su tbun 100 unc atermals 100
Olcnlhen ibre Iuasn H. 8eb6r psrlrrcn babsm
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pfatter fcllcn in Ganp sclsst wsroen, niebt
ipsni9er ais 6 3ca t,ef.
Atiebnitt 8. wenn irarnb eim 8runeei
aentbhmrr lteb mrissrt obsr ss pernablasist,
Die oorberaebenosn Itlebnitte pcer Orr,s
nanj 3u erfiIcn, foil per 9tra6sn.g ommIIt
ener emrtItciae iesen uno YaUcmrnt lrsen
Ialien, ipie ite otrn pcrsel6riebsu fnp, nno
Der Sotentetras fol ais cine Stbulp auf bas
elasntbum einaetrasrn tpsrbsn, asmab elmer
Afte Der 9lTemtlp rirfcr Ntpublf
s. s. Dl iblenbcra, pre(to.
Nttsltirt--Scbn 2B. 3pion 5taptittrsit
0eapns, 4pril IA. SIN
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QSDbnun9s Serdnperun9.
s'"''s"'-g~~s"ss''s":' 's":'
Stiefelz uno SGubmoher,

3cist ieinen Sreuncen uno pem reIpeftiprn
spntIitum gang ersetenit an ra6 CT Isinsn
Scbntfobr, WeIebcn ct bisbsr nabs bsi SEQ.
tere Stcbr i'll cer pennltra6s blslt, elnise
3bhren berauf III pas etbaus rsr item unp
pennltra6e, perleat bat
er bat isimsm Scrratb bon @tefeln unc
Stbuben sleih5eitis Iebr Dermsbrt, 10 bab
sr 9Ilen cine eten 70 CUTE coer before 4us.
mabl oartieten tann ,pie bisbsr.
Oanftar fir oas bsbsr ssnoGene 3utralt.
en, fhmeiebelt CT fb, oaB feline tieberisen
Srsunce uno Sunben ibn AUDI in Ie,ner nenen
1Sobnnns nit iprem Sulprnebc tsebrsn wsr:
rsn, uno ,plro lfets bemibt fsin, nb pnreb
CUTE Nrtsit uno bllise prciIe lbr 3utrauen
5n lt6ern.
Neaoina, beu ?. Npri( 1886:
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Ofeue Da9uerratip Stuben,
SHn Liz Hheffnntffrn6n lNhilnhn1nhin

gfO. no, 9beltnutifroBe, pbllooelpbla.
4. p. Sbe,p, ,pslbsr felt pislsn SaDrsn
Operator uno eetsr pcnplumb's DaSuerras
tips6allcrie ,par, bat am obsn9snaHtsn plass
@tubsn sr6fnst uno mobts 2las sinlaosn isine
prcben ;u unterlubsn.
@enaus farbise Scntsrfsis iusreen 9slsfsrt fir
ST. so.
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