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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Justice IL evidently about to catch up
with some OF the township trustees who
have issued fraudulent orders. Mr.
Walter Stanton, OF Coffin & Stanton
went before the grand jury In Morgan
county and had Jacob A. Shiplcy. trns.
tee Of Gregg township, indicted for con.
spirscy with the PoIlards - defraud the
township by issuing $5,5s5.66 In war
rants for which there Is DO consideration
vas placed under $4,000 bonds
aud at last accounts was still In jail, and
he refuses to talk about the matter. Mr.
stanton says he has = sure case against
him, ss he made 10 him state.
ment which really amounts to confes.
sion. Up to date the following trusteel
are missing. and oil Of them are supposed
to be In CsDada: John B. Clawson
Logan township, Warren county; Cbas.
Ia. Brown, Washington township, Da-
viess county; John Grimsley, Steele
township, Daviess county John Clark
Barr township, Davicss county; Henry
IA. Thorpe, Morgan township, Harrison
county; Walter b. Rodmsu, Monroe
township, Washington county Norman
IL. Jones, Liberty township, Parke cQun-
ty; Robert N. Martin, Owen township,
Jackson county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

That Coal and Mail train will bring
you there daily without fall; Il will In
deed, bring you there precisely between
nine and eleven o'clock q. m, for that
road has q reputation for punciuality
that other roads do not have they don't
want it) IL makes every effort TO main.
tain that reputation, too. IL ought 10 be
termed the "Orphsn r. R." since Il ap-
pears that Il has no father; no manager.
They keep . switch engine st Hun
with full crew Of men TO do
the switchiug they keep up steam all
day long, but the regular trains must do
the switching and keep passengers sitting
on the road near the coal bank. whilst
the men at'fiuntingb gburgh are supporting
that string Of bar-rooms. The 6upt
evidently knows nothing about these
doings, for only . abort time since, he
favored the public by sending : train
from Jasper to Huntingbureh, that peo-
pie may 20 TO Jasper, transact their busi-
ness and return on II N6 train. This,
however, is certainly done without the
knowledge Of Mr.. Evans, the Eupt. !; II Il
is, let him strike from the schedule
"arTive at Jasper at 3 o'clock Z. n. !" and
say instead, ~ ''sometimc during the dsy,s =
the people will succumb 10 the incvlt.
able, and make arrangements that are
allurement. SOSouRHrR.
HuErlsGBusoa, Oct. ID, 1885.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

0overnor Hoadly, replying 10 eenator
6hermsn's strictures on the South. ssid
mine years have elapsod since the last
Southern State became free from tyranny
Of Moses, Of Yarmouth. OF Packard. Oi
Browniow, Of Peas Of Texss, Powell,
Clayton. e = omse genus. You had the
Senate aud you had the House and II
there vas any injustice to be remedisd,
Why was Il not done7 :
The answer Il easy There II 70 such
wrong. There are no suoh facts. Eight
million bales Of cotton produced By
workingwen IN the South, both black
and white, b . fact which outwelghs
your pretense. II Southern labor Was
disoSgsnixed and Southern laborers nm
der tyranny this magnificent result
would not have been achieved. Your
whole argument ID based upon The claim
that when tho black man or the South
ceesed to be chattel slaves they @ once
became the slaves Of tie Republican
party and must thereafter vote &C it. do
tation to the day Of Judgment"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

The following patsnts we're granted
10 citiseDs Of Indiana week eadine
Sept 70, 1885, reported expressly foi
this paper by Jos. n. Hunter, Solicitor
Of a merican snd Foreign Patents, 0S0 =
street, Warrington, D c.:
4. d. Ginerlck, near North Mauches.
Ter. wagon body; yss. Hagsns, Maxwell,
port-hole auger; Martha Mccoy, Nc
Coy, caves trough; Josephus Norton, sr.,
New Albany, potato planter; H. r.
poindsxisr. Indianapolis, saw handle /;
WIN. Chrystler, La Grange, molassee
cooler; 5. II. Taylor, Remington, hay
wringcr; n. n. Nackman and r. r.
Walter, vincennes. machine for boring
gnn barrels; Olin Harley, South Whit.
ley, caves trough fastening; Robert
McDougall, Auburn. whip socket lock /;
". +. Cochrane, Cambridge City, gear.
and relief mechanism for driving rolls
]. A. Parker. Terre Haute, stock car :
John vanea Brazil, girder; Reuben
Denel, Terrs Hsnse. 6uid diaphragm
meter; Anson Woloott Wolcott, CO..
dump.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Petersburg News: The fAct that
within two montbs two young ladies
have left hero 10 become mothers, that
three young men have skipped out g
avoid bastardy suits, that two "iorccd"
weddings have occurred and ono young
man has been placed under $500 bond
TO anewer at the next term Of court 10
the charge OF bastardy, 70 say nothing
OF the other scandalous reports In circu-
lation, IL evidence sufficient that the
morals OF tho town Is on tho decline.
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The Editor and Preacher TX
change Places.

Some time ago the editor OF tho Week.
" Fire Fly, and the preacher Of The
Mount josiah church changed pla0ss
and not only 10 : nominal way. bul
made On actual transfer OF property.
We take these extracts from The hrsl
number OF the Fire Fly, whioh appeared
after On exchange had taken place:
I'VE have shOuIdered the responsi.
billty OF running this paper. and we 70
quest our readers 70 pay up at Once, end
pray at their earliest convenience. VIZ
undcrstand that Anderson Gregg cut OF
one Of hIs hngers the other day. W.
hope and pray be may get along all right
A COW belonging TO Jim Polk McLanRh.
lin lost one Of her horns. We pray che
may recover. a man named Scraggl
was killed st Baileys Ferry last Mon.
day. We are thankful be 10 no worse.
We pray that the Legislature may mol
forget TO adjourn. We trust that The
crops may be better next season. We
hope the severest part Of tho winter ID
passed. We have faith IN our ability "a
run this psper.s
The editor without embarrassment
took biz place IN The pulpit, but be soon
became c0nfnsed. Striking the Book ol
Books, be said /: Thereafter We will moi
receive old rails In exchange for the
Gospel. Turnips will do very we'll, but
We sre not . COW. Never before va
this pulpit IN % Aourishlng condition
and advertisers should make . note ol
THE fAct Our mourner's bench goes 70
every postofIice 10 the county. Now Il
the time TO become = deacon Of thlG
church; - per year. q slx months ID
advance, ssmple copies sent fFee. The
text says that trains going north arrive
st p. n. This cannot IS disputed, for
It IVES spoken Of By Jeremiah the pro-
phet saying, oh - generation Of vipers,
sec advertisement In another column
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09
Write ser Your Local Paper.

Public pveos.
Thcre Il no moro eGsctual and enjoy.
able means BY which young people can
store their mlnds with practical knoWl-
edge and gain tho power Of giving cx-
preston 70 what they know than BY Wri-
ting Tor the press. 70 writing for bis
Or her local paper The young student cul-
tiyates the power Of observation.
DO not think that your literary career
is In writing for the magazine or popular
literary journals. Write for your local
Journals. Write for your local paper, or
some paper IN your neighborh0od or
county that has some literary character,
giving tho news OF your vicinity In the
plainest language you can command.
Keep on writing for that paper.
A. . regular correspondent you will
be furuiahed with the necessary station.
ery. or the postage st least will be paid
BY the publisher, and one or several cop-
Ice win be furnished you. Accidents,
robberies, nres, deaths, marriages, char.
tties, and csuelties are not the only neigh
borhood items worthy OF being recorded
The close observer becomes the suc-
eoesful writer. There are many things,
which, when properly recorded, are OF
deep interest, though the careless per.
sons scarcely notice them. He who can
write neighborhood news and happen
Ings. IN plain, spicy style, without uu-
necessary words, has the gilt OF pleas
antly imparting bic knowledge to others,
and u be u school teacher he will
surely suoceed 10 that profession.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

|'speetin' 10 H Looted Treasures.
|Iszss Gniass.
Jim Wsbstss had bssn owing : prom
|Inspt eItisen of Austin 81 for soms het.
|ness, thoeo many months. The white
man lost patience q let, and aid =
Jim:
sYou hsvs pronissd % psy - hat
little bin half dossn tImes, but you
never have done q yet i looks 70 -
|as e you wsss trying q beat - ost
sDout ~ das boss. re smbars
|rassed jess now, but Tee hones.' indeed
I y. Hit's dat Whass keep'n ne back :
III you sre honest you will pay up."
"Boss, Wouldut b 'spectod Oh any
|reskAllly for I'll Dc money 10 d state Oh
Texas. Pc 'sDectin' teg b 1octed treas-
|urer Oh do Dark Bisin' Sons Oh ubogtys
and den Dc fnst cash dat rolIs inter d.
treasury an yOurn."
4Bot sspposs yos ~ not elected trsas-
"You shell hab ysr money Ill Dc same>
I'se gWintss eek sQuar Wid everybody
and IL any pdder niggah - 1eeted ter
take charge oh Dc lodge IN Icy foah dat.
Diggah Dc fhst dark night ~ poun' him
wid club till he shells ont q fse put II
jaIl foah hit. done )oIe yer Yse honese
but Zee gwinter proove ter YER ~ ct ]
don't. Isay bossr
sWhat q itT
sDar would b no doubt aboat ny BE-
In Dc nex' treasurer Oh Dc Dark Bisinr
Sons Oh Liberty, ef-s
III Whatw
~Ef hed : ~ dollarn n - "a. IN.
bsicate der kesmittee Oh credenshals. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Under the leadership OF John Sher.
man the Republicans OF Ohio are oom-
United TO the ridiculous doctrine OF the
bloody shirt, and against plain figures
are striving TO prove 10 intelligent hear
crs that the Republican voters Of the
south are deprived Of their outrage
through fear. Tho N. Y. World has
compiled the following table, which or.
fectUally rcfutes the slander and shows
ttat the real bulldosing Il In Republican
localities:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

nock port Pockst.
Mr.. A. w. Ashbrooks left us two sam
pie leaves Of Lis tobacco crop that beats
anything We have seen THE year. They
measured % inches 10 length, one 22
and The other - inches In width.
Tho town Of Fulda was visited By Z
destructive dre Thursdsy which con.
sumed Charley Schue's barn and dam
aged several other buildings before Il
could be subducd. Some small chill
dren were playing with matches % the
barn Il thought 70 be the way the Ore
originated. Did not learn the amount
Of the loss-no insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

It has been figured out that . good
|sised dog requires moro feed 70 keep
|hlm in order than : six-yoar-old boy or
girl. Poor people who keep dog will
do we'll 70 ponder over this and take
steps % get rid Of their six-year-old boy
or girl before the severe winter oetD Ii.
Call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

At Ayershire mines twenty coke ovens
are being put In position. Il y the 10.
tention OF the management TO increase
the number Of ovens TO 100 which would
cause the employment Of about 600 men
in the mines, and the men could be
worked during the winter on the regu.
lar supply Of coal and In summer fur
nishing coal for coking purposes. This
would employ the men I'll The year
round. The people IN that part Of the
county are congratulating themselves
upon the improvement, and think it will
prove great advantage 10 them, bring
ing men and trade. and giving impetus
to everything 10 the Deigh ghborhood. We
trust their hopes may b realised.-Pe-
tersburg Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Shoals IribonA
This Y the way . certain subscvibsr
@supportedS . paper. The editor pre-
sented bill for eight years back sub
scviption. The old farmer was Arst
amazed, then indignant. He put on his
spectacles. scrutinised the bill, and ~
surfng himself that Il was genuine, ex-
claimeds i've been supportin' this
yere paper Tor nigh onto eight years,
and ] never had no such thing Aung at
me afore." He not ouly withdrew bis
valuable support. but fAled to pay the
bill.
Elisa A. Turner, wife Of Rev. VIM.
Turner. late Of Martin county, Indiana.
died Of paralysis, ct her home near Bus
cell. Kan, Sept 2Oth, 1886, after an H.
ness Of two weeks. Her sgs was SO
years, months aud three days.
On last Tucsdsy the machinery 10 the
large houriAg mill OF Freemsu 4 Afford
wac put 10 motion for the 6rst time II
wes merely strisl start,S 70 - how
everything worked.
A traction engine We unloaded here
!sst Wednesday for John Light living
u Dubois county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Tho Cumberland Demoorots noWs>
paper and job once, situate q Toledo
Cumberland county, Illinois, u for sale
st Z bargain. Il 10 the only Democratic
paper in Z Democratic county, Congress
sional and lRepresentativo Dlslrlct.
Reason for wishing TO cell, d deaire to
remove 70 different climate on account
Of the health Of Z member Of hIs family.
Address. LnoB euuznzsu, Toledo, Cum.
beelAnd county, Ills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

The Empsros OF BRASIL Dom Pedro
though liberal, yet : sinoere Catholic,
|has bssn adandoned BY his oonfessor for
|signlng decree for the secularisation OF
|oonventual property, and : rupture b.
tween church and state seems likely to
|ensus. - IN The oase Of Victor Emmanuel,
King Of Italy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

According to these figures. taken from
the Tenth Census and American Al.
Insnae, the worst bulldozing 10 1850 was
lin Rhode Island and the least 10 South
Carolina. In Massachusetts 81 per cent.
voted, Ia Vermont 50 per cent, In South
Carolina 50 per cent, 10 Rhode leland
1873 per cent. In 1884, with the same b.
|sis for computation, Rhode lsland still
held the lead for prescription OF votera,
only 40 per cent. voting IN that State,
while 90 per cent. voted In Florida.
There was no contest aad no campaign
In the Southern states named, while ev-
|ery possible effort was made to capture
and defend the electoral vote Of Mas
Isachusetts. Yet, In Massachusetts only
|6O per cent. OF the males over twenty
|one voted. while Kentucky voted ~ and
Tennessee 70 per cent. In Louisiana
and Mississippi only 80 per cent. voted,
and In South Carolina only ~, but the
ELECTION Of 1880 showed that it was not
Red Shirts but General Apathy that
kept the voters from the polls.
IL disfranchisemen In any one State
is Q proper subject for criticism and COM
plant BY the people Of another State,
the form and manner Of that disfrsp-
chisement are not, except when brought
about by State laws. In the latter case
Il is made mandatory upon Congress to
reduce the representation Of the State In
Congress. Aud until the State laws or
Rhode Island, which disfrsnchi half
The eiiizens In that State, are either
amended or Rhode Islands representa-
lion Ia the House IL reduced TO one|
Il certainly does not become|
10 criticise the suffrage Oh
my Democratic State which by law con-
Fers the ballot upon aii iis msles OF vol
ling age, aud thereby shows IN inteD.|
lion and desire 10 conform 10 publloI
however impcrfectly the ip-|
leniion and desire may be carried out
Alone among the thirty Eight Staiesl
,f the Union, the Republican State OIL
Rhode Island has for years not ONLY
openly deGed public sentiment on this|
subject. but II has defed Congress 20 cn-|
Eorce the constitutional penalty, aud inI
his defiance II has had the solid Repub-I
ican vote IN Congress and In ali tho
States At its back.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

W. r. knight and 4. 4. Bynum, pub
lIshero Of The De0oogal ere making ar-
rsugenoutD 70 start . branch once at
Winalow Gos TIE publication Of an In
dependent newspapeE. Ambrose Con-
very. late o. vlnooonesy viii have edito-
rial charge Of Il. Mr.. knight informs
% that su1lcIent amount Of patronage
he's been guaranteed By the eitisens Of
WinsIow 70 Insure the success Of the
entsrprise.- Petersburg Pres.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

The ground Was broken Wednesday
for the buildings or the vincennss Water
Supply Company. They will DO located
on the river front The pump houso
will Be : handsome brick structure, <0x60
fset. The stand pipe will b about 200
f6et high ~ - ID diameter, with a Oh.
servatory and Z spiral stairway.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

The indianapolis Sentinel says Gov.
Seymour, bee recently written On Inter-
eating letter 70 the Boston Globe. from
which the following extract u taken:
As : buslness man, should mt en-.
p'oy : book.keeper who was working
sglnst M Interest aud praying that !
sdminIsteriug The affairs or The Govern
ment. In the important o6lces whore
Mr.. Cleveland must have aid and sym-
pathy 10 The execution OF bis policy 70
bring i 70 successful Issue, none but
good and tried Democrats should b ap-
pointed
With bic usual psrsplcuity 0ovsrnor
seymour u hat brief parag :aph, OUT
lines the strongoet % argumouts agslnst
The fallacy OF non -partIsan civil scrvico.
Civil sarvi0o reform does not mean thaf
Republicans shall have : lifetime tenure
of ONCE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

The Georgia local option law provides
that the question nf granting license 20
retail spiriluous liquors may b submit
ted 70 the legal voters Of any county at
any general election onoo 10 two yssrs
or The petition of one-tenlh of tho legal
voters Of such coupty. When The will
Of the majority has thus been ascortainod
The question u settled for two yoaro.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

n some parts of The country The high
ways hre positively disgraceful, and
nothing hui the indigence, or reckless
ness, or lasiness Of tie inhabitants y re-.
sponsiblo for this otAto Of aGairs.
Fsrmsrs. stir yourselves up, "have =
little style sbout you," - The beys ~.
and put your roads IN decent condition
-even Il you have % do little moro
work than your roadmasteg exaots- Il
will pey you IN the end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

David Nay. two miles and : half ftom
Muncis, be- : pumpkin vine which. II
stretched ont would measure almost .
6flh OF . mile, and bearing over 1fteen
hundred pounds Ct pumpkins. It va
grown from seod which seemed i'm.
perlsct and which W. not expected 70
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

"Conductos,s : said : nsrvous passenger
90 On east-bouud train, sWilI you b %
kind q % tell that man from Kansas
that bic Whlstllng b annoying % The
passsngersr sHow Do yoo know The
man 70 from Ksusasls ~Thupdss and
blixen, what question: Can't yoa 80
thas b q whistling "Littls Brown Jug
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Man 20 unknown other man)-This
q the sl0west affair ever saW.
Other Man Yes; Il u rather SLOW.
Man-If knew where the wine was
kept, hang me II I wouldn't )ivsn Up !
BIZ.
Other Man tgraciously) Here's The
key 70 the cellar. Come along. its al
right; am the master Of the house,-
Philadelphia Call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

An exchange Gays 10 "Smile Whom
ever You Csn." We genrally do; bus
when funds have melted In = cyclone or
debts, We have TO wait Till tho "lother
fcller" invites Us.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Seymour Democrats A new compa.
panY, with ample means, has com menced
sinklng coal shaft at Montgomery. :
station . few miles east or Washington,
The shsft hss already reached depth Of
over one hundred feet, and coal or IN e.
cellent quality has been struck. A car
load was used on the O. q NJ, Monday,
on passenger run, and Il was found "a
surpass expectation, proving to be or a
excellent quality and burning rapidly,
leaving little ashcs. The o. & n. viii
extend lts side tracks, 1t that place, IA
the shaft Immediately. A coal shan &
Montgomery vas projected several wears
ago, but The schemc never amounted to
anything. The present company Il
composed OF energetic mon with can.
Isal Who will push the project. The
coal q said to Be superior TO Washing.
ton coal, against which, Il is thought,
Il will be . powerful competitor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

James II. Gordsu. o. Montgomery
township, refused 1296, for Bile fne year.
ling Clydssdale colt 6anders 4 Bro,
stock raisers of Lebanon, Tenn., are the
parties who made The olEer. Mr.. g. says
nothing lee than o96O will induce him
20 ell thle COLT Princeton Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

The nov Catholic church known q Ct
Joeeph's church, IN this county, on The
Milltown aud LsavenwCrth road, will be
by the Rt. Rev. \. Silas Cha.
tard, on the 18th OF October, at II O'Clock
Z. m.- Leaven worth Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Bids for water works were opened
Monday night q CrsW Wfordsville. There
we're i've bidder. the loWost belug The
City Water Works Company, OF Cnw-
fordovllle. This company prolIsrs 70 lay
elevcn miles Of main pipe and put 10 l26
pings . a annual rental cost 70 the city
of 5000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

No devotse oi tobacco, ssys Dio I.sWjs
has graduated at The head Of bic pleso at
Harvard os any other oollsgo vhere soas
tislics have bean preserved, nolwtth.
standing The not that large majQrity 0f
college studonts ago omokoFo,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Hon. Samuel Hargrovs, or Pike ooun.
81, be- recently sold or bis stook and
fasmIng implements, rented hlo farm
and Will soon 20 % Groencastlo % live
until BIZ daughter completes her oouroe
of study q DePauw University.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

But aitsr hs shall have gone bow soon
will The great sham, the undemocratic
civil servtoo delusion itself, gop
That will depend upon The Democrats,
end The sooner it goes the better fog that
party. New York Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09
Good Advice for the Jasper Tow1
Board.

Either run : town with vim, or jusi
sell out and leave L. One OF The two
things must b done -ruu the town lov
ell It. worth, get up steam and keep II
up = or quit the whole thing, slide out
aud let nature take IL course.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

How q it? pidnt Broihse BIajpA
rather make mistake whom he sQod eho
indianapolis Sentinel f-Nov York Sun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Do not ell hay, grain and straw; but
convert them Into meat wool, butter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09
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