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Inek.en Celebration.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 9.-Cooper Union was
crowded tonight by the adhercnts Of tho
county Democracy 10 celebrate the victory
Of Andrew Jackson ovcrthe British nj New
Orleans. A letter Of regret was received
from President Cleveland. In II he said:
"But the herr Of the battle Of New Orleans
won such victories In peace no less re-
nowned than In war. aud fought asbravely
ON the field Of politics NJ well M on the
field Of battle that his name Ia endearcd to
every Democratic heart. In these latter
DAYS his character AMI his acts may DO
contemplated with profit" Addresses
were made by local speakers.
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A CONTRAST.

There could not well be stronger con.
trast than that afforded by the election re.
Gently held in Atlanta TO decide upon pro-
hibition and that more recently held at
jackson. Miss, for municipal officers. In
the former case, ms In the latter,
the whites were divided but the Allan.
iians appealed TO their "brothers in black"
and they, too, divided. II was very splr-
tied contest, remarkable for the vigor with
which II was prosecuted, but still more no
for the perslstency with which the negroes
especially were piled with arguments tor
and against Prohibition. Every vote
counted, and there was free election and
a fair count, everybody being satisfied with
the result. Not 10 In Jackson. There the
eyilest Of evil gcniuses seems TO have
prompted the leaders Of tho Henry side
with results Of terror that compelled the
negro 10 forcgo his constitutional right TO
vote. Here in Memphis as in Atlanta, the
white and colored voters divided last
Thursday, most OF them voting for the
Peoples ticket Manyoi the best men in the
city made il n point TO secure colorcd votes
for that ticket and there can DO no doubt
that It's success was largely due TO such
votes. And to this complexion Il must
eventually come in Jackson. The time Is
not distant when there, as here, white
men will court the oolorcd vote and
secure II. Divisions are sure 10 come that
will break up the dull, dead uniformity
Of opinion, OF rather conformity 10
opinion a,prcvails In Mississippi As the
war and its issues rcccde, questions Of
economy arc being brought TO the attcn.
ton Of the people, upon which, when they
come to vote upon them, they are sure to
divide. rs they arc now dividing upon the
questions Of tariff reform and protection.
These, In tho opinion Of many intelligent
persons, after Clcyeland's reelection next
November. are likely TO lead TO the rc-or.
ganizaiion OF parties, and In tina, case the
negro vote will become factor in every
one 81 the Southern States. and In some
will hold the balance IL power And
then. Il may bc that some Of the gentle.
men Of Jackson Who consented TO the ne,
grocs RETAINING from voting. for fear o.
pcrilous consequences. will 10 found among
the most ardent suior iorthc oolorcd vote
Politics makes strange bcd.icllows, and
nothing Ia 10 curious a result OF political
changes rs the frequent reconciliation AM
coming together Of political opponents
Parties in this respect may be likcncd q
the Kaleidoscope, every turn Of which
brings a new change With tho same
hits OF glasA And he Is ia,
safest guide and surcst Of sue
ccss in politics who prepares him
sell for these changes and accommodate
himself 10 them. Everywhere In III,
country ther is larsc floating and indie
pendent vote TO which most Of the appeal
ofnewspapcn aud speakers are directed
and These arr always kept in view by III,
discnct politician who Is playing to WIN
Our jackson friends ough, TO make a not,
Of this for future guidance.
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A sad Ease.

ARKANSAS CRY. Ks, Jan. "a special
dispatch 10 the Republican. Traveller from
Anthony, KS, says that Charles c. Clark,
who was shot In that city last Saturday by
his late partner, w. +. Trcadwell. the cat.
tie king. died this morning at $40 o. clock
from the effects Of his wound. Clark's
body will be shipped 10 his old home n,
sirourncy, Ia, for intcrmcnt Tcadwcll
Il said 10 he In n very critical condition,
his reason being cntircly dethpnsd. Tho
cause Of the difficulty was jealousy on the
part Of Trcadwcll, who fancied hat Clark
was too intimate with his lTrcadwell's)
divorced win.
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In a timely article ON life insurance The
Chicago Bankers Aoaihiy notices that "at
the las, census the number OF males eligi-
BILE for life insurance by ordinary age was,
say, 100000, nov It Is 100000. Call
tho health eligilibilty 20 per cent, 10 that
we have nearly 100000 ct for life insur.
ance. How many are there insured9
Probably not over thrcc-quartcB Of 4 mil
lion Of lives! Is there not something here
that bankers could take an interest in IA a
business or social duty, and aid the prog
rcas Of this great aocumulatiye and social
National safeguard as il might be against
poverty and Distress"
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TnE Chattanooga Time, which las for
some months been giving the people Of
birmingham good advice, says that 'scy.
enl mercantile failures down there are
said 10 be directly traoeablo to speculation
by The merchants In real estate, with the
result Of their being loaded. when tho
boom quit booming. with property on
which they could not realize. The wild
scramble down there, which the CONNER.
eiAl class Is largely responsible for. has In
other ways reacted TO the great injury Of
That class, besides involving them beyond
their depth In land and lot margins. !,
sonl rents up 10 rates that are simply
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. a.-Thcr is no
change In the Reading strike situation
here. Manager Mcleod says he Is informed
that Eve collierics arc working. Tho
men have great hopes from the result
Of the coming meeting Of tho
business mems committee with tho
officers Of the road. The members Of tho
Knights general executive board. now In
various parts Of the country. are being
urged TO return here and take some action
In the matter.
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On. Ely, who is contributing some clear
and concise papers on the tariff question to
the columns Of The Baltimore Sun, says "the
American system" OF robbing the masses
through tariffs laid for tho benefit OF the
few was inauguratel in 1916. The idea pre-
viously was to tax imports from 8 to 10 per
cent, but the principle OF protection"
once conceded, no rational stopping place
was to DO found, DIR. Ely enumerates
some Of the disadvantages Of taxes on i'm
ports. Prominent among them is their
searching and stealtlly character. We pay
something on every article We buy without
being aware Of it,
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Gov. Hu0nE., Of Arkansas, has by proc.
lamaiion called an immigration conycn.
ton 10 be held In Little Rock ON tho lasI
day Of this MONTH The people arc rips
for I, and practical insults are predicted.
We hope they viii follow. But our cx.
pcricncc Is that they can only be realized
by offering lands for settlement ms cheap As
can be had in tho northwest by hardy i'm
migrants.
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humility Of numbers WAS remarkable:

A further proof of the distribution OF
wealth was seen in the capital Of regis
tered companies, which in ten years had
risen from ESQ.,, los, 466 TO f59l sos, 692,
or an increase Of 81 per cent This was
mainly due 10 the remarkable extension
OF the limited liability system, whereby
great manufacturing concerns, like brew
cries and such like, passed out OF the
hands Of a half dozen men TO very
large number OF shareholders, and, OF
course, the profits OF these establish
mcnts, instead OF accumulating
among the half dozen, were
distributed over a much more extensive
section OF the community. The same
thing was proved by dwelling The
number Of dwelling houses OF ego and up
ward in 1875 was 669, 1928, while in 1886 Il
was s3s. 692. or an increase OF 80 per cent.
Moreover il would be found that, while in
creased So per cent, the increase
in houses between El0 and go
had been enormous. Those between cl0
and els had increased by IS per cent, and
between el5 and EGO no less than 56.3 per
cent. Some might say that this was
simply because more rent was charged.
II that were 10 the working classes would
have had 10 reduce their expenditure in
other directions; but the statistics Of work
ing class investments showed, he rejoiced
TO say, that this was not 10. In 1875 the
savings banks tpostoflicc and trustee) had
3, 256, 295 depositors, with deposits amount
ing 10 E20 los per head; while In 1886
the number OF dcpositors had
risen 10 5.322, POS, representing n sum
equal TO els Is per head. Tho same thing
was shown by the industrial and proyident
societies. With regard 30 the shops IL was
10 be noticed that while the number OF
small ones was on the decrease, the mum.
her OF larger establishments was augment
ing, probably on account OF the extension
he had mentioned in the limited
liability system. In conclusion, ho
pointed out that while some peo-
pie were crying out for n social
reconstruction Of society on n socialistic
basis, these figures proved that silent
kind II socialism was actually in progress.
Wealth was being distributed over larger
AREA matter for national congratulation.
No violent specifics had been applied 10
produce II; only the steady workings OF
economic laws under a system Of industrial
freedom. Its influence was pcrmeating soci-
ETY. downward. Might they not hope,
nay, confidently reckon, that the process
would continue, and would ultimately NJ.
feet the vast mass Of the laboring popula-
ton, whom, II may be admitted, Il had
not yet reached, but whose position,
though not m yet benefited by obtain
ing share Of accumulated wealth,
hal, nevertheless, been improved by the
chcapncss Of what they bought with their
wagcs7 The best Of the socialism he had
described was that II operated even In a
time OF depression. Despite the com.
plants Of bad business and no profits. oi
want Of work, and irregulari,y Of employ
ment among even those who had work,
the great central body Of society was
strengthening It's economic position.
Chccn
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TIE WEEKLY ApPEAI.

The WEEKL Y APPEAL ia a oomprld-
ium of ae ne,w Of &ua' daily APPEALS rs
agricultural department is prepared rih great
care. n contains compile market reports. The
yoar 1855 wiR be full Of important political
uaus and he WEEKLY APPEAL WiR keep
ia readers tiily informed Of them.
The price Of The II'EEKLf APPEAL is
oniy 81 wdr Hhas no superior.
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Arkansas is about TO enter upon real
boom, boom with tangible basis. Re-
cent explorations disclose the fact that the
whole southern part Of the State is great
bed OF coal OF "bewildering richness" says
The Laie Rock Gasdte, which has had a
staff correspondent on the spot, and there
fore "speaks by the card" That paper
also says that "Prof. Gannaway, in the
course Of examinations conducted In the
Camden district in the interest of Hot
Springs capitalists, discovered a valuable
grade of spathic iron, or carbonate OF iron,
which is found TO be present in that region
in quantity. A large number Of heavy
deals in timber land are unier headway and
completed, between lumbermen and the
spectators, the latter experiencing no diff
ficulty in dsposing Of their purchases to
advantage. Prof. Hill, Of the national
geological survey, has lately discovered in
Clark, Hampstead and Pike counties i'm
mensc bodies Of lime-marls, green sandand
gypsum. II is also known that in the next
forty days Little Rock is TO spring upon the
notice Of the iron world the greatest and
most valuable body Of brown hematite ore
found in the south. On Tuesday last a
iour-foot vein OF coal was penetrated near
the great iron discovery; while under the
same head there has been found close at
hand q great body OF lime marl."
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ridiculous, and in all imaginable directions
increased the expenses of carrying on
business" To cure these evils The Times
recommends heroic trcatment-the cutting
down Of rents and prices OF real estate by
at least 40 per cent That done, Birning-
ham might be sure Of an ample II not flat
tering success.
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SENATOR JOKES, Of Nevada, says; "secre-
tary Lamar accepted the amendments to
the Constitution years ago. The war has
been over quarter Of a century and l
shall vote for his confirmation. Senators
Farwell, Of Illinois, Mitchell, Of Oregon,
and Sawyer, Of Wisconsin, will, also, it is
said, vote for him.
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sha, n, omesr slas..,,am.

spcclaI DIsfatth N Ihc ApToaL
JAcKsos, Miss, Jan. 9-It Inns been
found out that the negro. Chas. Curcy
who died from wounds received from
some one whom he would not tell, who
was the negro shot nj by Officer Sidebot
tom In the alley near the Theatcr Ven
dome several weeks ago. and that he had
ius, escaped from the pcniientiary. Cur
rcy was seen At the vcndome shortly be
fore lac was shot.
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Presidential Charade.M Making.

Some time ago the Cleveland LSddersug-
gcstcd the following method Of finding the
name Of desirable presidential candidate:
Allison,
H-awley,
Blain-E,
Ha-R-rison,
Gresham,
Ev-A-rts,
Lincoln.
The Columbus Di,pdioh allowed that
this was well enough, but preferred this
Bob Lincoln,
Allison,
Ey-A-rts,
Harrison,
SlIerma-N,
IIawLE-y.
The Evansville T,Bio. Recorder presented
is idea u the situation thus
Ilaw-l~ey,
Ilau.I son,
Blaine,
Lincoln,
Alison,
Ingalls,,
Shenna.N.
When this got back 10 the L1dder oiico
that paper offered the following for the
consideration Of Democrats, rcmarking
that the names mentioned were those OF
tho "most prominent candidates thus far,
and " you read carefully between the lines
there will not b. great difficulty In hitting
upon the name Of the probable nominee"
Mr.. Sc-C.iionalism,
Mr.. Rebel Flags,
Mr.. Frc-E Trade,
Mr.. Civil Service Reform,
Mr.. Decoration ID. Fishing,
Mr.. One Term Only,
Mr.. Jefieroni-A.n Simplicity,
Mr.. In.N.ocuous Dcsuetude.
Mr.. A. Cyclopm.D.ia.
Now comes the Washington Critic with
this ~ popular with some Democrats,
though slightly faded;
Morrison,
Carlisle,
Cleveland.
Thon follow these suggestions
Il-awley.
Blain.E,
Harrison,
She.R-man.
Gresham,
lincoln,
Allison,
Eyar.Ts.
Or this
She.R.man,
Carlisle,
Evar.Ts,
Morrison.
And this one for final scnd-oii Tor the
whole business
Cleyc- Land,
Blain.E,
Eyar-T-s,
II-awley,
Sh.E.rman,
Ha.Rrison,
Gresham.
Morrison,
INITIALS.
Allison,
Carlisle,
HILL.
Foraker,
German,
Worthless.
Pendl.Eion,
Randall
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sgSAroR CULLun, Of Illinois, yesterday
introduced bin providing pensions for
the surviving soldiers Of the Black Hawk
and Seminole Indian wan, excluding only
Jefferson Davis You may break. You
may ruin the vase Il you will, bu, the
scent Of the flower will hang round 1t still.
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Es.sea.,or I:i.,, ON Trial.

ALBANY, n. ", Jan. e.--Thep was an
array Of well known legal talent in tho
circuit court today, and large crowd in
attendance, when tho encouragement
moved the case Of the People w. Thomas
q. Plat, nm action TO Dust the OK senator
from his office Of quarantine commissioner
Mt New York. Ex-senator Plait sat he
hind his counsel. The trial was by jury,
and when the court ordered the Jury
called. Mr.. Harris, Of Flats counsel, rose
and intcrposcd challenge 10 the array Of
Jurors on the ground that they were
drawn by the county clerk less than four
teen days prior 10 the converting Of the
circuit rs required by law and for other IT.
Irregularities. Tho remainder Of the scs.
sion was consumed by counsel In pre-
scnting arguments for and against grant
ing the motion.
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Tng New York money market, accord.
ing 10 the statement Of IN, Nds rort
Csronioic, Is easy and growing easier The
demand ior accommodation Is active, and
there Is feeling oi uncertainty ~ 20 the
government Accommodations. but fourteen
AMI half millions Of dollars (lcss q, 49,.
pO1 contraction la lank nolcs) have been
added TO the curUncy In the hands Of the
banks aud people during Dcccmbcr by the
operations Of the treasury, besides which
money is flowing In from many sections Of
the country with only a small counter
movement, No that hank reserves arr In.
crcasing quito rapidly. stock speculation
continues tame. aud ihoc must. ,hcnciorr,
be decline TO lower figures room. Bank.
en- balances have loaned ut 2 and
O per cent, averaging about 8
per cent Ranks continue 10 ask O
per cent On call, though some Of tho
trust companies hayc lowered their rates
10 o per cent Commercial paper Is In
better demand, and there Is also morc
liberal supply. Somc Of the city banks
arc In the market. The ruling quotations
are lower sixty to ninety day Endorsed
bills receivable being reported 81 TO per
cent, but sales arc chiefly ut the lasl
named rates. Pour months acocpimcc'
are Vs0l per cent, and good single names
irom four TO six months to run aw OlCc7l
pei cent About the middle Of the monil,
! ihcre arc good many time engagements
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VIRUS the past two years Stephen C..
lIu,chins, managing editor OF The Albany
drgrr ]. Wesley Smith, associate editor,
George W. Smith, editorial writer. and
Daniel Manning. it, principal owner. have
died. Quite fatality.
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To TAKE the duty of sugar would be a
munidccnt gift 10 the poor. Look at tho
fgura In 1854 the import was 49,.
600, 600 pounds; revenue, si7.Joo,OOO. In
issps7 consumption, 1908, Ooo, ooOpounds,
revenue, S5s,Ooo,OoO.
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c. Hancock VS.. Eliza J. Holbrook, ct al,
confirming the Judgment Of the lower
court in regard to the ownership OF the
New Orleans Picayune. This decisioug
gives the present proprietors clear title
TO that journal and leaves them in undis-
pued possession. Tho case has been
pending for twelve years.
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TnE best thing Kentucky has done In q
twclvcmonih Is the reelection OF Senator
Beck, who, ~ TIE Cauicr-JouTd well
says. has not his equal Tor all round work
an either house Of Congress.
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sippi and its tributaries ought to follow
their example. In case Of war with
foreign country a river reserve would be
worth more than an army with banners.
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Utah Legislature Meets.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Jan. e..-Thc Utah
Legislature convened today and organized
In both branchea There are three Gen.
tiles and tweniy-one Mormons In the
lower house, aud two Gentilcs and tw enty
Mor.nons In the upper house. The Gov.
crnor's message viii not be delivered until
Tomorrow
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAauSoruS, Jan. io-iAm.
For Tennessee Warmer. ulin. followed
by fair weather brisk IN fresh westerly
IN wiudN
1871 for Mis,i@ippL Warmer. iair weather.
~ llght 10 tf,'sh nofihcfly Winds
For Afkansas Warmer, fair weather. liEht 10
ircsh westerly winds.
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THANATOS.
BY. JOSEPH BRENNAN.
time.

Hol Father DEATH know your grin
This dark and dreafy morning,
And you can't catch me mapping, sir
/ had n witchs warningl
Who took the red blood from my lungs
A drop for every minute
And showed my gloomy destiny,
My church-yard future in IL
For every tiny globule shone
A clear. though crimson mirror.
And In It's darkest depths displayed
A tragedy Of terror2
Tho tail Is plain before me still,
And yet no muscle iilnches;
First act. I'm sick: the next, I'm worse;
The third, die by inchcs
And yet, though you are monarch, sir.
From Hudson 10 the Gangcs,
And all creation quakes to hear
The creak Of your phalanges,
/ laugh at you-your crazy joints
Your aeshless ribs-and mock at
Your blows, which arch no lights0me eye,
But frown above socket;
Your noseless front and hairless scalp,
Your sand glass and your speerhead.
Your maestron mouth, which opens wide
From car TO ear your queer head
I'd laugh at you. old bago'boncs.,
Though my own dirge were swelling.
CDing DongD
hear you answer sir; the bell
l. the chapel-yard Is knellingl
did not need that Iron tongue
To tell me of the palace.
Six feet by two where ! must jog,
Companions STARK and callous,
For, gathering. cone the many sights
And sounds Apocalyptc,
Which open 20 the ng man
Their meanings dark and cryptic,
The shadows gliding down the streets
Arc lengthcning In the cleaning
A mystic voice, ghost OF sound
Prom house TO house IL roaming
A voice OF female agony.
A sound OF dole and SORROW
The Banshee Of my mothers rod
The fate OF clan McCauml
IL fills the ear, the grooming chant
OF this unearthly mOurner
And calls nue. like the mystic horn
which nightly haunted korner
II tells mo that the cloud Of doom
II thickning darkly DER me-
And that my loot has struck the brink
o. the deep abyss before me.
IL bids me note the blackcned sky,
Unlit by cloud or azure.
The Jagged clouds Of which appear
dungeon keeps cmbusurc.
II summons me from loving friends
To cherries churchyard people.
Marici how strange and solemn sounds
The bell L the chapel sieeplc!
III.
withai old Father MarrowbOnes.
II il n gricyous aat
That pOisons veins IN which the blood
OF youth Is running riot
which lays on US IL heavy hand,
Its clutch 90 cold and crushing,
Before the hopes Of early youth
Have ceased their brilliant hnshing-
And metes out on the Pisgah hight
The destiny OF Moses,
That we may all not tnead the land
OF honey and Of roses.
I'D give yO1 for each days respite.
A supplemental stanEa,
Aud barter for month OF life
A rhymed extravaganza.
I'D fling robe al metaphor
Around your white and thin bones
And cover up with SMILES
Y"-. scuryey.looking shinboncg
I'D make your mouth the nest Of love,
The aim Of maiden kisses
Your breath spicy essence. and
Your breast throne OF blissea
but all IN vain. you will not hear
You turn away In passion
cannot tempt you frum your goal
ny friendship OF by fashion,
You frown-you strike-l feel the dart.
So sudden, sharp and singing
tDingi Donr DougD
Mariel Farewell: farewell, Mariel
Tho bell has ceased IT, ringing
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TnE scamcn Of The Lakes propose the
establishment Of Naval Reserve on the
general basis outlined by the Secretary Of
the Navy. Tho river men on the Missls.
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maturing, and it is anticipated that when
they fall due they can be renewed at
lower figures.
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.,..y r,sie ca she r,esyu.s.

Nrw ORLEANS, la, Jan. DIN the IN.
prone court Of Louisiana Judge fcnnrr
today rendered a decision In The case Of 4.
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Cor. rnE Hos. joins l.. SuLLivAS.
H. d., Of lBosion, has indoncd the Prince
Of Wales n gentleman. Next.
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Tx Paris Wilson's guilt is now conceded,
and his conviction and condemnation are
only question Of time, and very short
time
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TnE Chicago Mails cure Tor anarchy is
marriage. That perhaps II true, but what
will cure the George craze?
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