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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-20
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The Republican Senatorial Convention for the
10th district of Michigan consisting of the coun-
ties of Allegan and Van Buren,, will meet at the
day of September next at one O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, for the purpose of putting in
nomination a candidate for State Senator in the
Legislature, TO be chosen at the general election
10 be held in November next.
Dated August 49, 1890.
BY order of Committee.
BENZ f. HECKERT, Chairman.
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Republican County Convention.

A Republican convention for the county of Van
Buren, will be held at the village of Lawrence on
Saturday, August a3rd, at o'clock A NJ, for the
purpose OF choosing 10 delegates TO the State Re-
publican Convention called at Detroit August 27th
and zSth; also 10 elect sixteen delegates the Re-
publican district convention for the fourth con-
gressiona district, hereafter to be called; also to
elect sixteen delegates TO the senatorial dis
trict convention for the tenth senatorial district
hereafter to be called and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come before
the convention. The several townships will be
entitled 20 the following number Of delegates. viz
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-20

PILES. PILES, PILES

is a positive specific for all forms of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, liberated
and Protruding Piles. Price SOC. For sale
by DIR. j. ID. Hamilton.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-20

ciated the soulinspiring power Of grand
scenery and the ennobing influence of
the beautiful, rs no longer To wonder
that even the wild. untutored savage
should possess some poetic instinct.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-20

CHARLES l.. EATON,
Chm Republican County Committee
]. l. BREcK, Secretary.
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Territorial Convention.

The Territorial convention met Al
the Social Hall at l. O'Clock today.
a Temporary organization wa.
effected, w. w. Clud being elected
chairman, and w. II. King, secre.
tsry.
A committee on credentials wa.
appointed, consisting OF r. w
Young, VIM. Greer, Samuel Francis,
Thos. Dee and Daniel McAllister
An adjournment was then taken
until . p. m.
At that hour the convention re-
assembled. The report Of the COM
mitiee on credentials was submitted
ami accepted, showing fifty-eight
delegates present
r. :. Richards was then elected
permanent chairman aud w. II.
King Permanent secretary.
Ga motion Of II. II. ROlapp, the
additional Offices Of vice-chairman,
assistant secretary, sergeant-at-arms
dalA aAAaNlAs ah-
FLIED respectively by John a. Boyle,
Joseph :. Tingey, WIN. II. CLARK
and samuel Francis.
On motion of Spencer Clawson,
the chair appointed the following AZ
a committee on resolutions:
Spencer Clawson, G.. G. Richards,
Il. w. Sloan, w. W. Cuff, w. II.
King, VIM. II. SeegmilleT, Jas. II.
Moyle, II. w. Young and r. a.
Hammond.
On motion OF II. IL. ROllApp the
chair appointed 4 committee OF five,
consisting Of II. IL. Rollapp, J. H.
Paul. VIM. Greer, Morgan Richards
ami J.. d. Peters to spportion the
number OF members to compose the
Territorial central committee, and
to determine the order Of business.
Adjourned until . =. m. tomOr'
row.
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The Fpairasdy.

The latest, largest and b-st musi
al work yet published in the Terri
tory, containing I tune for every
piece I'm the Latier-day Saints
Hymn Book. has l,eeu is>Ied from
the DESERET NEWS fr,-s. and IL
now for sale in different styles Of
binding:
Paper Covered Bosnis, Goth Back,
$50 rSrii or Sif.1j Icr ioE.
Cl.th Bound. 500 -ach, $500 dog.
Cloth aud Leather B1uad, sl.71
each, $500 per dog.
Fun AorccSO Gilt s. - each, $500
per doz-
II sent by mail Is ceutr Ter book
additional win be charged.
IRE hest musical talent in the
Territory has bceh employed In the
management and compilation Of
he WORK. which contains the
choicest Of the sacred melodies 10
which the Latter-daySainis' Hymns
have l-ren sung ia the past, and a
rich collection 81 original tunet,
many of which are sure Ia become
iavoTiies rs SION rs known.
There are gao pieces Of music,
with words accompanying, In the
i'saimody, making it n large and
valuable : Ook.
Not only should every choir lie
fully supplied with THIS remarkably
cheap and most excellent work, bat
il Is equally well adapted Tor home
use, and no family in which music
Is understood or cultivated should
be without IL.
In ordering, state how you want
them shipped.
Address: DESERT News Co.,
salt Lake City.
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The Case Of Hyrum Crane.

Relatives Of Hyrum Crane, Of Sa-
lima, called at this office today and
made some explanations regarding
his trial and conviction on a charge
Of adultery. In our report Of the
trial the name Of the woman with
whom the act Is alleged to have
teen committed is given as lDge-
i,org Crane. This, they say
Is an error. They State that
her maiden name wss Christensen
and that she was never the wife OF
Hyrum Crane; that the latter Is
aged only about twenty years, anu
l. married; that he stoutly denies
his guilt, although he was con-
victed; that Ingeborg ChristiaD-en
was married about six months
l,efore her child was born; and that
the man refused TO father ii, aud
that she charged Hyrum Crane
with being the author Of ii, and
that in this way the prosecution
was planted.
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RAILROAD MEETING.
The Deep Creek Road Discussed by
Business Men.

In response to the call Of the
chamber Of commerce, n meeting o.
the members Of that body, and olhe;
business men Of the city, was held
last evening in the Federal cour,
room. The attendance, however,
was not as large as had been hoped
for.
A number Of speakers addressed
the meeting, PRESENTING, In glowing
terms, the advantages that would
accrue to this city and the whole
Territory from n railroad extending
from this city TO the Deep Greek
mines. Some Of the speakers de-
elared the road. If constructed that
far, would inevitably L. pushed on
to the Coast. This sentiment in IA
vor Of the enterprise was very en-
thusiastic.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions were adopted, although the
propriety Of eSoting the Old Fort
block 10 the purpose indicated was
questioned by one OF two Of the
speakers;
Whereas, There will be a petition
presented TO the City Council tomor-
row evening by James II. Racon. a
resident Of this cily. asking for a right
Of way over certain streets OF this city
Tor standard guage railroad, also a
nine.y-nine years lease for block IS.
plai =, this CITY, and whereas said
Bacon and his associates agree In con-
struci and equip a railroad from said
book TO Deep Greek. az or near tho
cas-; line Of Nevada, within eighteen
months from the granting OF the
PRAYER OF said petitioner, and
Whereas, The giii-etis and members
OF the Chamber OF Commerce here as
semblcd fully believe that said rail
rad u for the best interests and well
fare OF this city; that Il is a local en-
terprise and wholly controlled by Salt
Lake people. Therefore be il
keSolved, That We as members Of
the Chamber Of Commerce and tax
payers OF Salt Lake City do hereby
most earnestly and heartily urge and
request the honorable mayor ard city |
COUNSEL Of this city TO grant the !
prayer Of said petition unquAlifiediy. |
Also
Resolved. That II Is the sense Of this
meeting and we most respectfully |
urge upon tho mayor and council |
the importance 81 said enterprise |
and prompt action upon said petition.
Also
Resolved. That the secretary be and |
he i hereby instructed TO deliver TO
The mayor and the members Of the
city council a copy Of these resolu-
lions tomorrow evening.
The following gentlemen were
appointed a committee TO circulate
4 petition TO the city council en-
the substance Of the above:
John t. Lynch, II. &. Lett, W.
:. B- Allen, J. ]. Daily, James Con
nelly, G. +. Wantla1d. ]. NJ.
Ricketts,, Mr.. Stevens, l.. Il. wicks
md Fred Richards.
The meeting adjourned without
lay.
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Third District Court.

Following is the record Of bust
ness done today:
Alexander Fife, Of Summit coun-
ty, James Burns. Of Wasatch coun-
ty, and Thomas jackson, Of Salt
Lake county, were admitted TO citi-
zenship.
Adams, Keiscl Salt Company W.
George Civilian e at; dismissed
for want Of prosecution.
Sioux City Nursery Company vs..
Larued Cottrell; dismissed on mo-
tion OF plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

Sunday afternoon a man in a very
intoxicated condition attempted TO
aIIght from q wagon In front Of
George Schraumn'. cigar store on
Twenty-finh Street. The inebriate
caught his foot on the side Of the We
hicle and fell into the street, striking
sqlarely on his head. Parties ran 10
the mans assistance and carried him
into McNutt's drug store, where il
was discovered that he had not suf-
fercd any serious injury, although
the fall. combined with the amount
Of alcohol he bad aboard, had rem
dered him partially unconscious.
He vas removed to his home in a
hack.
About ten days ago William
Roberts had the third finger Of his
len hand cut by n circular saw,
while al work In Snow 4 Corces
saw mill. Roberts was engaged IN
saving lumber into narrow strips,
AMI In some manner his glove
caught in the teeth Of the saw in
jurlBg him In the manner described.
Upou examination Il was discover
ed that The saw had cut through the
bone Of the frst Joint Of the finger,
decorating the fiesh in a terrible
manner. The injured man was at
tended by DR.. Hand, who thought
that amputation was not necS ssary.
After several days Of suffering the
pstient discovered that mortifica-
ton had set In anl asked
10 have the finger taken of.
The attending physician thought
that the membercould be saved and
refuseds TO amputaie Il. Roberts
suffered along until last Saturday
when the pain from the injured
hand became unbearable, and he
APPLIED to DIR. Powers for admission
TO the City hospital. The doctor
examined the hand, and concluded
that the finger had 10 come of.
Sunday morning ether was admin
stored to the patient, and the finger,
then in an advanced state OF morti-
fication, taken of at the knuekle
Joint. When seen a few hours after
the operation, Robert was suffering
considerable pain, and the hand was
badly swollen. No serious results
are feared however, although Il l.
wonder gangreen had not set In on
the whole hand.-SdHddrd
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Relief Society Conference.

At 10 n. m. today the semi-aunual
conference OF the Relief Society
was begun in the Assembly Hall.
Sister Zina ID. II. Young, who has
returned from Canada, presided.
There was a good attendance Of the
sisters. The opening prayer wss
offered by Bishop Madsen Of Gun
nis0n. Sister Young delivered an
address, aud was followed by the
presidents q the Relief Society In
eight different Stakes, who reported
their respective Jurisdictions. The
speakers were from points which
embraced Idaho on tine north and
Arizona on the south. All reported
the Relief Society in their rtspec-
tive Stakes as being in an excellent
and flOurishing condition. st the
close Of the forenoon session an al
i0urunient was taken till > ?. N.
today.
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A Remarkable Success.

The present season Of Haze
Kirke'' at the Salt Lake Theatre !,
one OF the most remarkable sue.
cesses, financially, Of any engage
msnt ever played in the building,
an " hen II is described as pheno-
menal from monetary stand
point. its artistic merits are suffi-
ciently praised. The following fig
ures are furnished: The receipts the
first night were $3.50; the second,
SlO55; the third, SHE'S. By noon
today all Of the fist circle was sold
for tonight's performance, and
crowds were waiting to get tickets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

'.'ls court this forenoon a
drinks were fined the
. SIMS.
" Eamrs named Jas.
-l'1as O'Deny, Richard
JANIS Mullen and Lewis
taking Possession Of a
.e passenger coach were
Is accused Of petit
3 JANIS Alfred was tried
c-.....- officer Roberts. The
,s- ~. 70 having attempted
L. ,-.s defendant for drunk
eTeuing, and that The
al, struck and kicked
isrwi=o resisted arrest.
lltl ST.
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Returned Home.

This morning r. X. Thomas
Eso. the First South Street dry
Goods merchant, returned home
9,om an extended trip to eastern
POINTS He was absent nearly two
months, and took plenty CT time N
which TO select an immense stock o.
winter goods. He was delayed al
Tarsr,ie twepty-four hours, on &C
aannt OF a burned bridge, or he
would have reached this city yes'er-
dav
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

IN I. Bee.ley has good rea-
49, Proud Of the testim,piaI
d last night in the shane
'.'len'ary benefit rendered
H.. =. '.i' associates Of the Tab
~ - gy-ai' aud the musical pro-
s.l., g-is city. The main I.oJy
p s.i iy e., q the Assembly Hail
p t,.l 4 filed with an aidien ~,.
,,.-- =, !ir,aitanianee. testi 4 to
.i 4. le. ioE him,2nd oftheiTan n
Z - !, a lusi al trent. Intbe
,l,qf,T-@,'e Te MT disappoin;, j.
sg' 'i.as Of Eighteen nImbers.
s,. - one # which vas en-,
, ~. s.. me through. Many Of
an l'ealsrei were gems, and
a. aiken as a yshols. was
enl u r high order,
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NO CE

The dividends Of 10! per cent. on
Capital Stock and 5 per cent. on Re
hate for the past six months are pay
able at once at the Stores in Mer.
chandise or In Cash, on or after the
2llh Of October. All receipts pre-
scented will be considered cash and
Iatrons will receive rebate on same.
Our goods are all reduced so as 70
enable our patrons 10 take advantage
Of these low prices during cur divi-
dend time.
WM. LANGTON. Supt.
Peoples Equitable Coop, Z & 8
Main street.
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A Daring Photographer.

A daring feat in photography
was performed last week by George
T.. Baily, Of Boston. He succeeded
in getting n fine negative Of blast
OF a ledge near Savin Hill, one oil
the largest en- record, in which go
pounds OF dynamite were used ne
did it at the risk OF being crushed
ysome huge rock, and moved him
s..lf and camera out Of the way just
a. a boulder several tons in weight
was about to land dangerously near
him. The picture was taken just :
the dust and stones had reached
their highest elevation, and It Is as
interesting as 1t is rare. - Bosson
Letter.
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n. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at CaIder's Music
Palace. tho Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storol,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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Nntirc 20 our Pntran

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders At
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetta' Wine Depot fer
Margetts' Ale aud Porter, also for
Malt and HopS.
Estate or II. n. MARGETTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

II you want 70 be Healthy.
Wealthy and Wise d.posit your
money in the Utah Commercial
and Savings Bank, % and "a T.,
First South Street, and get per
cent interest per annum, com
pounded four times n year. Capt.
tai 500, 600, surplus 800. 200.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE STATE BANK or UTAH

Has 4 cash capital Of s5Ol,0Gi. 1;
commenced business May 8, 1890.
II Is having n steady and healthy
growth. II transacts 4 banking
business In all its branches. TRAYS
careful attention To the wants Of It's
customers. II solicits accounts OF
firms aud iadividgsIs. u invites
correspondence. The State Bank Of
Utah has a savings department
where it receives deposits in any
sum from a dollar upwari; where
farmers, teachers, clerks. children,
mechanics, laborers, trustees, and
all who wish TO lay up their
surplus earnings aud lille funds
may be assured they are safe
and bringing IN a satisfactory
income; where minors and married
women may make deposits in their
own names, payable only to their
orter; where deposits get per
cent per aunum interest, COM
pounded every three months. The
State Bank OF Utah is conducted by
the following named officers: Heber
J. Grant, president; william b.
Preston, vicc-president; Heber NJ.
Wells, cashier; Joseph F. Smith,
William II. Rowe, Abraham II.
Cannon, Spencer CIawson, Elias
Charles s. Burton, Nephi
w. Clayton, Frank Y. tn. 5lor, PhiIo |
T. Farnsworth, Richard W. Young, |
Henry =. wOolley, directors. The
state Bank Of Utah is located at
No. 20 Main Street, salt Lake City.
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The dinner supplied TO her house
hold last Sunday by a Lexington
lsndlady was soup and watermelon,
ond after the meal was over the
boariers set on the fronr steps ana
wondered why they had teeth.-He~
Ynrl rliLIlne
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TRIMMED mai- Prom rev YorI

1 have Just received the latest and
best styls-s in Indies and ehildren's
trimmed hats, bonnsts, toQues, caps,
tuTtaus Ss., also handsome birds,
wings, ostrich feathers. spd n full
line Of millinery triihiuing>.
Mrs. NJ. J. BURROWS, Is Main 81.
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FRAGMENTS.
lElNs ay picsrocket~ re
aimed 0f q the p.olice.

lulNs hy picsrocketsS Re
l.uea oi TO the police.
lE.a =auted to DO general
See advertisement
4 gal:el."
G1lisl Plough" vas per
i ,. night - the LyceIm
Company in the Fifteenth
-ase was q fair attendance
zl Ss,isiaati0u with the
/ EEia De- =l=atei tonight.
z1-slil police circles that
tx e. uIucJ men has ap-
-lls city, who have been
IT, L---g rv the Fair. evil
l-ls hope Of fiRding vic
--g visitors from the ccuB-
/ -1s cat iar theta.
zEs electric car eau ght fire
-g=z-ing the grade on +
-- ate hour last night, II
-sa Tith Passengers who
---5ir way home from the
s. Iley quickly left the car
-1Is damage was done.
- evening a man went into
- Saloon on Fifth West
SAL, fixing more aboard than
=. any steadily. he wss
tac-e sr1guirels. as a
= re went o. the rear Of the
--a Tas followed 10y them.
- darkness they grabOei
20 ail and cut out mis-
e making away with the con-
I, --ilIIE owns a dwelling on
2 'slia South Street. which
- ay Ms. Nena Heidel.
LAY, 50 il j. stated, the two
= ING ll-y a.8u.reut, and Mrs.
e,el Mrs. Heiiel Off the
Tie latter also alleges
I '-1sr lisI iayed a pistol in
1s manner. The landlady
=lalt arrested, and yester-
i..e-, oef3re Commissioner
l waived examination.
a2ei under 5000 bonds.
A-iNG t1mOrrow, n new
p s9@ into effect On the
'.'l 1ithe UuiOn Pacific,
! change tnc lime Of trains
--E-. The train leaving
i. 81 $40 VIII make direct
q; Le.!i Junction with
- .la.l i1E fintic. arriving
20 -- li am. anu Eureka al (
E=:u.ninE, Ibis train ,
~. -i-eia AZ -.95 pm. and /
i. lms arriving at Salt |
pm instead OF i:45 .. |
.ls l7aal train from Juab |
Tie afternoon train for 1
-.- -e2Te salt Lake At 4 =. /
slJp pm. All other |
% Q, q. PRESENT.
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FeTtnnnte FnIhcr aud Son.

81 am rs certain as now live, ,
says &. T.. Bartholomew, Of Kal
kaska, Mich, 'that DIR. David Ken.
nedy's Favoriie Remedy, OF Rond
out, y. Y, saved my life when ]
was a victim Of That terrible renal
Observation-Disclosures Disease. My son
had n fever sore on his leg. He,
too, used Favorite Remedy, and &
now well. But for this medicine |
am sure both father and son would
have been six feet under the sod"
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.
We are preparing for one
OF the Grandest Bargain
Sales ever known in this city.
We propose to give a hand
some present to all our Gus
toners during Conference.
Look out for our list of prices
and description of presents
in the News" later.
w. LANGTON.
Supt. Peoples Equitable
Coop.
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~ TaImage receives SIS, 900 a

d.. Talmage receives $4,000 a
year from his Brooklyn congrega-
ton, Sl2, 500 from n firm for the ad-
vance publication OF his sermons.
g. 500 for his contributions to n re-
ligious journal, besides what he earns
on the lecture platform and from
general literature work. He would
lose money II be traded his income
for that Of the president Of the UUii-
81 States. -..r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

The Mountain Ice and Cold
Storage Go. take pleasure in an
nounelEg TO the public that their ice
manufacturing plant i now in sue
cessful operation, and that they are
prepared 10 furnish distilled art.siau
water ice in any quantity desired.
The absolute purity Of the ice is
guaranteed.
The public are cordially invited
10 visit the works of the Go. at No.
$50 :. Third West Street.
Inquiries NAV be male at the up
town office, No. 81 East, Second
South Street. diff
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--.uavian club Of the
.iag viii hold their frs;
1a'sat ia the Fourteenth
y room, A. 7.sJ The
ga ga; Tiii be present, and
attend.
- y l.LsEE. President
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- mlfsRENcEs.
" oslrIerly Confer
/ 81. n lpril 1891

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sai sth, 1891.
r. Emery and Uintan
-isy aud Monday, No
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ssEe.-Slturdsy and
vrrHsr I5ih and 10th,
-,arisy AMI Sunday,
las s1iI5th, 1891.
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Beaver and AIaricopa
liay and Monday, Dec
sad Ind. 1893; and Sun
inlay, March 22nd and
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Buy your drugs Of ''the boys .
johnson, Pratt; & Co., IS Main II.
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standard Combination Fence Co.
Office los W. South Temple Street.
opposite Valley House. Give US a
call. Fence and Prices will give
satisfaction.
B.w. briggs. JR., Secretary.
T.. i. PRATT. Manager. dsW2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

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