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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

hansa> Wesleyan Notr-.
Blind Boone, the Negro pianist
saturday night.
Everyone should secure season
ticket for the lectures for twenty
five cents.
The chapel il reserved for the
work in elucutiOn from two O'cinck
until four each afternoon.
White does very neat jolt work in
the press rooms in the University
building. Call aud see il.
The lecture by the EsJuimaux
lady Was very instructive. The
audience WAS large aud nrpreciative.
The UTd-r- for Prof. iiuilr's new
music are coming rapidly, which
proves the merit Of the compositions.
The English Literature class has
finished King Lear aud begun Mid
summer Nights Dream. The latter
play will complete the study nl
shakespeare by this class.
The Periclcan society has been Iii
vided and new sOriety formed. \
little rivalry will make both societies
work better, and We have students
enough for three societies.
The speaker desk in the chapel
Is beauty. Rutledge Brns. can do
splendid work and the walnut finish,
adjustable top and plush cover makes
this the incest desk We have.
Let everybody hear Blind Boone
next Saturday night at the NJ. r..
Church. Boone IL one oT the great
est living pianists aud IL accom-
panied by u vocalist Of rare power.
The college paper il rapidly being
printed. II will he n heat paper aud
it, six pages Of advertisements will
do a. much to advocate Salina i'll
terests n its literary excellence will
do To commend the Wesleyan.
Misses Heimolh. Shepard aud
Manchester took first honors in the
final examination in arithmetic last
Friday. Boys, you may just n well
surrender at discretion. Bailih,
Harris, Eherhardt and Huxley take
notice.
We are tli-gusted with the sO-called
Professor who took upon himself
the disgraceful work Of circu-
Iating the low and infamous Kan
airy" among the honest people
where he sundays, although he
we'll knew the personal attacks were
cowsrdly and wholly false and
ought to have know u that no gentle
man or scholar would touch the
filthy sheet, much less carry copies
sixteen miles To scatter OIL sunday.
When q man il 40 desperate ~ tn
fight With such weapons a rival
institution, he should change his
profession.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Report Of District No. :, month
rnding Feb. =, 80. No enrolled ~.
Average daily attendance -. The
following &C IoIars were present
every day, Ora. Willie, Samuel aud
Clara B4ksr, Albert and Ada Hahn.
Andrew aud Clara Humbargar,
Willie and Nora Sphon, Stella Steg-
myer, Peter ana Mary tieersch, and
Alice and Mile Hapke. Visitors
during the month =.
I. +. Cox,
Teacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Tuesday \. J. HOlmqvist shipped
tu Phil. Rineman, wiIkesbarr-. Pa,
one uf the Hubiijeck harrnWs
Rineman Was former farmer in
solomon township, and became
acquainted with this harruN. He
has rakrd aud -craprd the Keystone
state all over. aud has not beru able
Ia find near a. good = one. II u
quite an idea tn think of shipping
Saline county agricultural imPls-
meuI- to- the state of William Penn.
II only the benign William could
have allowed his imagination
to wander sufficiently into the fu-
rure to pruphesy that agricultural
implements would he shipped from
the unknown and unexplorrd west
the very idea would certainly have
startled him worse than a savage
war whuop,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Salina has been favored this week
with entertainments each night,
given by the Clair Patee The
atricSl Troupe. TO say that the pen
pie of Salina are greatly pleased
with the high order OF talent Of this
company, IL not saying too much. as
il sufficiently proven by the crowded
houses each night. The talented
Edith Arnold evokss the usual and
much deserving high praise given
her. and the comicsl Simms IL fully
at his best. One OF the novel and
drawing features OF the combination
IL the daily parade OF the female
hand. The Interest Of their music
increases each day. "LinwoOd''
was presented by the troupe Monday
night; "A Night on" Monday
night, and The Martyr" last night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Report OF district No. -, for the
IN nth ending March Ist. Enroll
NJ INT, -; average attendance, -
&. r. Criss, Nellie Taylor, Della Tay-
Icc and Walter Griggs we're neither
absent nor tsrdy during the month.
No. Of cases Of tardiness, n; No.
IL visitors, ).
Ii. r. PERRILL,
Teacher
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Report of District -. During the
month ending March I, Iss'. No.
enrolled -. Number not absent :.
Numi er not tsrdy6. Average daily
stten lance - Those neither
abs, ht nor tsrdy were William
Hit -man, WILDER Hineman, James
Al irew-, Harry Andrews, Mary
~ ueman, Freddie Hineman.
NJ. V. BROTTON
Teacher
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WANTED lI0 colts ar horses Ia
pasture for the summer at - cents
per month per head. ALSO can take
q hundred head nf cattle in herd for
the season. My pasture and range
il about half way between Assaria
and Gypsum city, and are noted for
having never failing water, with
abundance Of grass. Address ar call
on. J. n. PRESC1TT.
Eah .H1th lss4 sgt
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RnrkIrn.. Arnic. saI,r.

TmE Best SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. salt
Hncum, Fever Sores. letter. Chap
ped Hands. Chilblains. CoTns, aud
all skin ErupIiOns, aud positively
cures Piles, or NO pay required. 10
l. guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by Hughes
4 ca If.
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The TscHy Capital Common
Tsai'h and the JoTRNAL for 81 -.
This offer for cash enables you Ia
have all the latest news from the
capitol Of the state and your own
local paper at the price Of one. The
rnpifdi- COnmOaIrcdtfh will contain
the most complete report Of the legis-
laIive proceedings published any
where
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Il am not la the habit of toast making or
r,spnuding tu u toa I, hut do wish io Say
ia rrEari io thu t,sisi that tn" president hHs
given Ia rurh AN appropriate usnnsr, L.
li,Ns. I utter the sentiment 81 the lsgils-
~ hen I >aN. hop un young gentlemen
Ntll yer pr'.-s-ut toast TIA stronger liver
axe than this glass ut water. which iu IT.
purity Van aluut represent the spirit "i
IsuTIst~r aCtuafiug thi- cur twin Organization
81 the \ Nj. \. I Nuirr tire Ssptimrnt of
the ladies. ~ hen assure yuu Ne highly 1ppr,-
rtHi" the driiCais compliment To- IL. la thi>
m's~t Isl'a~ant ct anuIN erSarN surprise
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Persons wishing to improve their
memories ar strengthen their power
Of attention should send to Prof.
LOi-ettR, 3:sT Fifth Ave. y. y, for
his prospectus post free, ~ adver-
Iis,d in another column. I0-lt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07
Miss oIof Krarsr's Lecture NJ The Msssss-
saaa Ghnr~h

Il Miss Oiof Hrnrer'e Lecture ~ the Mssh"-
dist charch-
The lecture given by an Esqui-
maux woman last Friday night ut
I the First NJ. r. Church was well at
tended and created quite . little
amusement throughout the audience,
but not speaking very plain English
at times, she vas not understood by
all, and probably some went home
feeling rather disappointed In not
catching every word. However,
the general meaning was captured,
aud the ledture was, after all, con
-Idered very iute resting. Miss Olof
Krarer wac born on the east coast Of
Greenland. Leaving her native
land when but Is years Of age, she
crossed over to Iceland, reaching
that island after two months v0y-
age. Here she received her edueA-
tion, and after i've years stay, hear
ing Of the United States being . free
country, she came with her father to
Quebec, aud thence to Manitoba,
aud from Manitoba To- Minnesota,
where she lay sick from the heat all
summer. She was four months in
accomplishing the trip from Iceland
in the United states, having to come
down gradually. ut Wa- very COM
Portable la Manitoba" she said,
where the thermometer rearh-d u.
below"
She spoke concerning the customs
Of her people. telling how their food
aud Taiment was obtained, how
their snow houses were built, etc,
and relating some Interesting facts
about the Esquimsux women, and
their mode of entertaining each
other. She said that all the ladies
know about amusement II u sleigh
ride now aud then, aud to sit on the
fur In their snow huts and guess
who is the Preitiest. They punish
their children by heating homes and
applying them to different parts Of
the body. hut never tO the face for
fear Of marring their beauty. When
young man wants = wife, lie il
Obliged to steal his choice. then she
IL his ever afterward There are u"
divorces aud no laws. Neither are
there vessels of any kind. There
are not even 1ortOrs for the sick,
only cold, sbandOned snow houses
ia which they are forced with moth
ing tO eat, except, probably, n piece
Of frozen hluhberOra bone, and there
left TO die or live, just a. Providence
may determine. Most Of them, said
Miss Krarer, die between the ages Of
10 anh ~, but very few live to see
sixty years. The only disease j.
supposed Ia be consumption, which
- caused 10y the fumes from their
fires which are built in the center Of
the houses and fed with lean meat
aud homes. Hsdes, la their rstima-
tion. il a far colder county than |
their own, aud, ia her own words,
If they thought il was n hot place
like ours, every blessed one uf them
would want To- go there
When the lecture was finished,
she dressed herself i'm her native |
costume, showing the sssemblsge
how resIl% and truly E>quimaux
looked, and giving them the THIRTY
Of asking a. many questions n they
desired. Among the questions asked
wss the following one:
do E~quimauN have Pock-t- in
their clothes :"
No. Tney have no need Of any.
They don't have pistols, knives
tobacco or chewing gum"
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Il il probable that for several
months the Government building
project will have the calm and
peaceful serenity Of death hut when
the time for action comes We should
all he alive aud prompt every effort
in its behalf. With the new Cong
rrss aud new committees the work
has tn he all done over, aud 10 would
not he = had idea to commence at
once upon schemes which will aid
the accomplishment of what We
want. Repeated whispers I'm the
EARS Of our senators and Congress
men msy do good, to remind them
Of promises made usbut not fulfilled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

On the fourth page Of this paper
Commissioner Burk explains In u
clear aud comprehensive matter
why he voted to reduce the inters-t
paid by the the two bank for The
use of the county funds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07
Jim Baker. the Ksnary-msker.
Notice

Notice.
Salina Post No. l25, q. A. r., q
corporation formed under Gen'l
Lave OF Kansas, has changed its
corporate name to John A. Logan
Post, No. l27, q. A. r., and fully
complied with all laws authorizing
such change.
J. ID. NJ. CONRAD,
Attest: Commander.
W. II. JOHNSON.
AdiutAnt. est
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

In NY hand hold n 81 - ui pure water.
jsOd'> own driuE IuT nan. with 10 drink t.
the health oi the l.. die uNiliHTN oI iht \
VI. L. \. ui ~aliuH, than whom "a uubI,r.
mon" faithful. 90 NOR Christian hsnd OF
women never lived. Wish them long Iii,.
and happiness. MAJ they alt i've to 49,.
the lINe- and HEARTS ~ utHuH uf the Young
men at ~Hliua puT- and lovely - iii~
~ >tH! water. which I nov drink
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ReaaIoa g. a. n.

The Chicago Kansas 4 Nebraska
Hallway.
GREAT R1 X ISLAND ROUTE
will sell round trip tickets SAlina
10 Emporia at one far for the round
trip tickets. TN sale March 10Th.
18th, and i2th. Good returning un-
al March 18th, ON account nf I,eun-
ion q. 4. X.
W. n. HERBIa,
Ueut
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For sale

4 few Thoroughbred Plymouth
Risk BOOSTERS for sale by l. n. tray,
IjS Eleventh street. corner Walnut
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We make 1, 2, 8 and D.
year loans on farm proper
ty, and have eastern lands
in exchange for Kansas
farms. d. G. Denton & Co,
116 N. Santa Fe Ave.
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Register Of Deeds Campbell il .
visitor in New York, and probably
was \ witness Of the Inauguration
ceremonies a Washington.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

FuR SALE-A good COW, part
J-rSy aud n good milkrr. Apply at
this office. ln.II.
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Rev. J. II. Dryer, Of HIgg!nsville,
No., is visiting his old Salina
friends.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

SALISA, Kss., March :, isss.
Corrected every Thursday morn
ing by the saIina Mill 4 Elevator
Company.
GkAIN MAEklI.
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The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ
&. 4. celebrated the anniversary al
their organization, Monday evening
Cieo. 7. Woollry delivered "A hrief
hut appropriate welcome, sfIel
which fine lunch was served
This was concluded 10y u toast and
response, which We publish - lie
ing particularly neat:
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A..r..nr. Meeting

The Board Of county assessors met
pursuant To Law on the first Monday
Of March, lss9, to fix = basis Of the
valuation of property ~ 4 guide for
the various township assessors for
the coming year. The meeting or
ga IiEed by eIecting Theo. SwartE As
chairman and u. 4. Van Urine see.
rotary. The following was agreed n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

Mr.. G.. n. Dewar. secretary nf the
SaIina Lumber Co, makes arknowI-
edgmrnt Ofthe good work done hy u
JOURNAL advertisement ia the re-
rent sale Of several 'TurTie Wind
Mills" Il does ~ a. much good To
receive the arknON l-dgmrnI A. il
does him To selI the mile.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

implements aud other personal
property NO, mentioned in above
list, to lie left to the Judgment nf
the assessUrs and To- lie assessed at
the same ratio as these articles upon
which fixed valuation has been
PLACED.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-07

The Topeka CdpiiIi- CumB.""-
~'"ifh says of our new judge:
Governor Humphrey yesterday
appointed Hon. u. r. ThOmpsnn, 81
Minneapolis, a. Judge Of new
district composed al Ottawa and
Saline counties. Judge Tho mI-on
~ recognized a. Gne Of the abIr-I
members Of the legal fraternity in
Kansas, aud his appointment II con
siIiered Que OF the best that has been
made bS Governor Humphrey.
lie came from Pennsylvania To
Kansas In lS12, and in 1874 WAS elect
ri to- the legislature from Ottawa
rnudIy. lie has been county
attorney of his county for two terms,
and has been twice endorsed by the
republicans OF his county for Judge
Of the district court. The people of
the county, without regard To
pulitirs, were unanimous for his APP
pOintmrnt ~ judge of the new
district. lie IL n very studIous and
pains-takiug lawyer, and will
preside ~ judge Of the district court
Of Ottawa aud Saline counties.
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| VIII sell NJ pubIic auction NJ ihr
corner nT Iron Avenue and Filth
~ Salins, K-- on saturday, March
ath, lss9. st o'clock .. M, : horses :,
COWS, > heifrrs, = calves.
W. a. GEI>. Aurti"nreT.
New TraIa.
The connecting link between Ne
hraska aud Kansas has just been
placed la seTNire lay the Union Pa
riiic Hallway. This train leaves
Council Bluff daily at I:Ij n. M.
Omaha i:,tI n. ~. Valley G:..D y. M
and runs through without change to
Manhattan. Kansas. making direct
connections there with the Kansas
Division nf the I MON Pariiir Rail-
way Tor all points in Kansas aud
Colorado, we-tbousd. aud for To-
peka. Lawrence, Kansas city aud
points east aud south via Kansas
city.
Returning. train leaves Mauhat-
tan at 49, T.. IN, arriving at
Beatrice at 49, y. M, Lincoln nj -
T.. M, Valley at 49, T.. M, Omaha
at lI:-1I T.. M, and Council Bluff ai
u up. ~. making direct connections
with Kansas division trains FROM
Kansas city, Lawrence, Topeka aud
the east. and from Denver, Salina,
lillian. ,uI all mint. xr..t al,
aiding passengers In visit the prin-
riI'al points In Kansas and Nebraska
in the shortest p"%sihle time. These
taainS have iirst-"la-- equipment
consisting of smoking ears aud first
class day roIrh~- Of the latest
PATTERN. The new train will MI
lnng-GeIt want and il hound Ia Lee
popular from the start. >-it
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The reappOintment Of Dr. J. W.
Jenny ~ a member Of the Slate
Board uf Health may bring up -nme
memory Of the small. pOX era ia the
mind Of the average McPhersonite.
The doctor made al official visit tu
investigate the business. aud some
uf the cruel heniZrn- Of that burg
charged him With completely in a
plan to help SaIina boom. 10y sd-
vertising MrPhersOn's misfortune.
Now We hope the Mackr will not
regard this appointment a. having
any reference To the smallpox visit /;
IL il simply an endorsement of hi-
professional astuteness: the knnwl-
edge of the difference between the
universal smallpox and what the
McPhersnn physicians called chick
EN- pON.
DIR. WinIeTbOtham. OF Salina, aud
Dr. Harvey Of Mcpherson, performed
quite an important surgical operation
upon the person Of Vim. Strom.
Three years ago he Was injured in the
side 10y blow from u srrarer handle.
the rib which was broken had never
united. and his condition had become
dangerous. The two physirian-
spoken of cut out the fractured rih
yesterday.
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The Leavenworth Tm'- speaks

Mohler, who sits just behind DE-
born. H. one of the able men Ot the
senate. He is n lawyer. but in spite
Of that obstacle, hAs . bright, refined
face, and would I've picked out Tor q
literary man. lie l. q good debater
= pickst-line fighter, aud 3 has good
record as veteran.
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-. johns Receives

The visitors In the reception given
10y the faculty aud pupils Of II.
Johns Military Academy, Thur
day night, might have apprupri-
atrIy made Use UGthe words nG Ten
nys"n'> lIy>-es: II am part of all
that I have met, " for each and every
one was made perfectly at home.
The lights shed their brightness on
the faces Of vast aud happy Ihrung
u il stated that fully ~ people
Toasted at the tahle--a large repre-
-rnIaIiun surely, when We think ul
the Indictment night which must
have kept many at home Who in
tended In Ice there. Bishop Thomas
aud "a IL assistants were very genial
aud gTarinu- in the reception uf tile
guests. The dancing hall was really
too much crowded u portion of the
time. The affair throughout was 80
delightful that SECOND reception
would bring A. many guests, il not
more. The SCHOOL itself H. making
wonderful strides towards that pros
periiy and greatness which has -
confidently been predicted.
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PIANo--rIuare and upright ,ran--
ferred and handled with care.
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At = special session Of the city
council on the esth iust.. Mr.
Cravens presented = petition signed
by los citiEeus, asking for new as'
essment Of the city property. Mr.
Bristol stated that he had made
enquiries ol the county treasurer
and learned that throughout the
county, except in the immediate
neighbOThOOd Of SAlina, the assess
ment was very little higher than
last year. The mayor referred the
petition to the committee ON ways
aud means. asking that the cnm-
mittee confer with the county COM
mi--iuner- on the subject Of assess
menI, and take such acti0n a. they
deem necrs-sry. Mr.. Bristol moved
that All order Ice given for the
release Of Misses Parks and SimP-
son, incarceAted in the county jail.
Taylor Miller, ia behalf of the
county commissioners, presented To
the council the question of remun-
Grating the Park policeman. On mo-
ton of Mr.. I Underwood, the matter
Was referred To a committee To re-
port Iu the council. The committee
appointed j. a. follows: Mes-r-.
Underwood, Craven- aud baum.
Mr.. Craven- spoke of the door lead
ing from the city hall To the Wight
b IiIdihg. a. needing attention. On
motion the mstteT Wa- referred to
Mr.. Daum. Ca motion uf Mr..
GTavens the city clerk was EN-
powered Ia instruct Mr.. Pike that
the are light he removed from Null
berry to- south street. On motion Of
Mr.. bristol the mStter OF the tele-
phone ordinance WAS referred to the
uu way- aud means.
An ordinance apprnpr'ating money
for The salary or the park commIss-
innrr was passed. On motion oi
Mr.. Bristol the committee on cor
IDraiiun- wa~ instructed tO see Mr..
Pike concerning the substitution of
are lights for ga lights on all streets.
After which the council AL jnurned.
Meeting of the Is ard OF Eduraiion.
Al the monthly meeting of the
board Of rduratiun, Monday night.
the formal resignation Of Miss Jen-
ME Glenn as teacher was read, and
the resignation accepted. W. r.
GIIb-rt'- Till for completing room
aud other work at the Oakdslr
-rliuul house, which had been Te-
frrrrd Ia the committee un build
ing~, Was repnrtrd upon favOrably
and allnWrd-il being announced
that Mr. Gilhert had made only
profit of $s.i un the work, which the
thought reasonable. A
from Mrs. Owen, ia
regard tu her standing upon exnnIi-
nations Whirh had been questioned
ny rrrIaiH parties was made. u
Wa painted, aud backed 10y rrTtiIi-
Gates that showed plainly the
charge Vas malicious and wholly
wiIhuut foundation. An order was
made I"r the repairing of the loose
ia the windows and doors
at the high school building: aIse for
= new clubhouse un the north side at
that building. The proper com
rmiItrr was instructed to prOrure the
urr-s-ary copy" aud have the re-
vi--d rules and regulations printed
ia pamphlet form. The prupriety "i
,pruing new room in UakdHlr
-,.h"nl house was discussed. hut con-
-.lrr,.d impracIirahle before fail.
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Money To loan ON rhattrl or per
-onal security for any length nf time
ar for any amount. Also real es-
tate loans at lowest rates.
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While We should have hren pleased
IT, see Saline county man "artur"
the prize. W. feel like saving wei!
duE'." Ia the tiuV-Tnnr IA his ap
pninInrnt ni Hon. X r. Tump-"n.
1T Minneapolis. - indg- "l our new
district lie - not only n gentleman
" hn - rl,.un hntlI ~ iu hi~ public
aud private rharartrr. huI good
lawyer. and will make AN tNrrll-ui
Judge
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