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The morning call., 1891-03-05

u.o Snn O0O TO LOAN ON RANCHES
do. OUU. UUU large sums below market rates
JOHN T. LITTLE, 10 Safe Deposit buid'g. dl6 3m
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. 9. H.
.M STREET d CO., AIS Montgomery st. MOI CT
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 53S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money diamonds watches: low interest. oci u
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIP-
y lions taken &C CALL Branch offices. COB Larkin
st., 33S Hayes st. aud 25ls Mission St; open gu
$3.50 r. NJ iySI
The morning call., 1891-03-05

S1I 600 ELLIS AND COUGH; SPLENDID
pete. McAFEE, BALDWIN " HAMMOND, 10
The morning call., 1891-03-05

G EGO0 CORNER GROCERY-STORE AND
. u ttCU. bar with iving-rooms: good horse
and wagon: receipts s35 10 S50p per day. NJ. LESS
s co. u Iourth 81. IL
The morning call., 1891-03-05

ono TURK - LARGE NEWLY FUHNIsHED
COO sunny room. rent reasonable fs9g5t
The morning call., 1891-03-05

ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON ISL
" mortgage 6z. j. L. iSAACS All o'farrelLoc5u
The morning call., 1891-03-05

ia HAYES - NICE SUNNY FURNISHED
II rooms; gentlemen preferred: reasonable3 -
81 oJoNEs - NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
-4O ROOMS gentlemen preferred. mrs 81"
The morning call., 1891-03-05
FgKNITIKE F0E sALE.

EOR SALE-FURNIrURE OF ROOMS, COM
Il plete Tor housekeeping house TO let 95S
Twenty -second 81. mr3 BE-
The morning call., 1891-03-05

Ge0OO ASKED-COTrA6E 5 ROOMS; AND
tUOOOO lot 6Oxl7O; running through from
Army St to rpeutine ave: few steps from Cogs-
well College; owner must sell: any reasonable
offer W II be considered. w. b. MARSH uIZ IL CO.,
$50 Market st.
The morning call., 1891-03-05

4 /. CRESSWELL. AUCTIONEER. lO45 MAR
y Set, Will pay highest price for furniture of
every description. or sell your house IN It's eHtrety
The morning call., 1891-03-05
GsTRoLOGY.

NINE. MOREAU, u FOURTH ST. REVEALS
" past preseHt and future: fec 25c nr2 5tF
\ UGUSrA LOLA. FORTUNE-TELLER AND
y ciarVoyhnt; magic charms; love tokens: shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives teaches
The morning call., 1891-03-05

9eROOM HOUSE TO EXCHANGE FOR M
W proved land or other properly. Address H. e.
r, Box 12S, CALL branch once. mr4 7t*
The morning call., 1891-03-05

OOO MERRITT, NEAR HATTIE: NICE
u oOU. new cottage OF 4 rooms; brick founda-
tlous, high easements, etc; lot 25x9O. 6. Ii.
UMBSEN & CO. IA MONTGOMERY St.
The morning call., 1891-03-05

IRVINE X KLEIN OF UKIAH, DEALERS IN
i all kinds OF town, farm, ranch aud redwood tim
Der property; investigate titles: attend to any busl-
ness placed in their hands Tor nOnTesidents; refer
ences to any responsible Citizen firm III Mendo-
ClLO tOuaty, Cal II
The morning call., 1891-03-05

M RS. THOMSON, HAMBURGER AND SWED-
~ l5h movements lis Grant ave. Room Il. 24*
A RRIYED-D1ISS NELLIE MONTRoSE, YOUNG
y healer; fine vapor baths $50 Mission. mrI 7t*
. LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEvE-
= LAND. massacre. Nucleus House. X. - ia7 II
The morning call., 1891-03-05

OG0 GOOD ROOMS Al LOW RArEs-7E5 HOW.
AOO ard ST mr.. Third gas and water in eath room:
readipgroom and bath iJee; linen Changed daily.
house open alt night best beds In the w6rld.ap2Bs:
The morning call., 1891-03-05

So1 MONTGOMERY AyE-IARGE SUNNY
OOl room: bay-MMdoM: marlne Wow. .rars mss
The morning call., 1891-03-05

G1ISO HOUSE. GOOD FLATS: CLEMEN-
u 1 ~. tina St; well rented. w. Is. MAR
sHUIZ q co. $50 Market 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-05

I. OR SAEE-A FLOURISHING CORNER GRO
u Gerry and % r-rOoni. inquire premises. Ne
cor r.farreila and LeAyenworth stsi . mt4:St*
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
FROZEN TO DEATH.
North Carolina Emisrants Thought TO
Have Perished with Cold In Tennessee

North Carolina Emisrants Thought 10
Have Perished with Cold In Tennessee
Hountalas.
KSoxvILLs, Tenn, Nov. %. A
runcr OF unusual magnitude has
reached the city that an emigrant
train consisting of six wagons and
thirty-three people had met with a
snow blockade earlv Monday morning
IN the Chilhowie mountains. The latter
part OK last week y number of well-to-
do farmers and their families who
have been residing in Cherokee coun
ty. N. c., decided to 60 west They
disposed cf oil the landed possessions
and household goods they had and
started on their journey westward. Ev-
erything progressed pleasantly until
Sunday. Late in the afternoon It COM
menecd showing. and the wind blew at
q terrific rate. The men, women and
children, with the exception OF farm
er named George Akers. who was
somewhat intoxicated, went into
camp Akcrs persisted in going
through the storm aud said he would
not stop until be reached the mountain
top. Monday morning when the other
members started Knoxviiisward they
traced Ahers aud bis wagons . few
miles and then lost sl1siEhs OF them
The superstition is that the foolhardy
farmer aud his family either lost their
way and rolled into tha river or fell
into some deep ravinc and were frozen
to death, or at least covered up with
lhA srnrst
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
Mild NlICk Ind RUIN
\ Wave e Destruction sweeps
Over Many sscsiezs-
TIE WORST sIaRy HlyE II TEARS
Mssasy's Cysioas csss<s ss@s Loss sf
Lixs Aaa Gfs~s n2assr ts Freq
sxty In gtftsserg a4d oshsE
Eastxra Ctfy.

. Wxv YeRx. Nov 2f--Monday's
storm was oas Of the most disastrous
IA it, effects aaa f4r-reaehing IN ths
srsa Of IL. sweep of any known 20 this
country for years. Already from
numerous poiass come reports of dam
sxs. dsstrusxica ana death. and when
cessation Of the warning sisments per-
r1ss OF . restoration OF tslezraphic
sonnanic2tiea with poinss at prssens
fnseeessihls by prostratioa OF wires,
che extent TO whish the seemingly sild
sumors VIII be borne out by actual
lnets y wholly sonissturaL
osvHssAsisA ia Plftssarxh.
PrrrsBURGH. Pa, Nov. el-Fron all
Oarss Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
ssas reports OF damage by ths storm.
usasss were blown down or unroofsd.
trees snapped OF short, signs brokea
lsom their fastenings aad telegraph
polss torn up and wires broken
Ia the west end Grsmm's new three
story hotel, not yet finished. was
blown down, crushing . small dwelling
sdjoining is The occupants all es-
ssped but Mira PEBBLES, who was pre-
paring dinner IN the kitchen. She was
buried In the ruins and probably fatal
iy injured In Allegheny several cleo
tris light towers were blown down,
snd In the east end trees along Sheri-
dan and Collias avenues and Broad
street were uorooted
Along the Railroads
Great damage h reported along the
line Of the Baltimore a Ohio railroad
west Of Connelisvilie. Trces and out
houses are reported 20 havo been blown
down The coal tipple at Alpsville is
almost q complete wreck. At New
Brighton. Pa. on the Erie &
Pistsburgh railroad. q large tree
Was blown down at the intersee-
tion OF Main aud Harmony streets,
where the telephone wires cross the
trolley wire Of the Beaver Valley Trac-
tson Company. The tres fell upon the
telephone wires and forced them dswn
on the electric wire. which was carry ing
500 voltA The results were startling.
In the OIL Eisids
The storm had . rather disastrous
eject upon the derricks In the oil
Zelda Old a. well "a now dcrricks
were blown down, and nearly all the
districts within 50 miles of Pittsburgh
suffered TO . greater or lsss extent
from the storm. In all but
Q very few instances no part
Of the rig except tho der
yicks was destroyed Between Oakdale
and Noblestown twelve derricks were
blown down. and reports from tho Nc
Curdy. Moon. Washington, Butler.
Greene and other oil districts are to
che effect that they all suffered The
lossss 10 the oil mon arc roughly esti-
mated ~ S2s. .ooo-
In othss Psaasyivsnis Towns.
YoRx. Pa. Nov. 3A-At Hanover. in
this county. the storm was terrible.
Many private properties were damaged
end the Kstteres wagon works
wsvs souplsssly demolished, entail
tng Loss Of sas. ooo How
ard cavanaugh was killed by q falling
building and seven persons were In
Jared At Carlisle several school
buidings were blown In, but fortu-
psssly snly two pupils were severely
injured
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
and were preparing TO pass the night
in the open fields, both villages being
wasted by fallen houses. which the
flames were rapidly devourirg.

and were preparing TO pass the night
in the open fields, both villages being
wasted by fallen houses, which the
flames were rapidly devourirg.
Fire Adds to tho Horror.
The condition Of Kasaol1a- Cho after
the earthquake and the coniagration
was appalling. There were 1,O50 houses
in that district and over 1000 inhab-
itarts The shock overthrow nearly
all the houses, and when the survivors
were struggling to rescue the in
iured fires broke out on ali
sides. From the fall of the houses
to the ou.burst of the conhagra-
ton there was an interval of
only twenty minutes Only twenty
! nine houses remained standing when
the flames were extinguishcd and 200
people had been either crushed or
burned to death. In some cases whole
families of eight or nine pcrished
Starving people may be constantly
seen wandering over the cracked fields
in search Of potatoes, turnips or any
other cdib.eA 1t is terrible state of
affairs.
1 Au0 N1t~,sTVPu9 ~ Ox1kS
The worst calamity in Ogaki was the
burning of the Gobo temple with moro
than fifty people. The building yield
ed TO the shocks aud fell, all worship
ers being buried with it. At least fifty
persons were ipgulfed in tho fallen
ruins, and all chance OF escape was cut
of by the flames Nearer and nearer
the terrible flames drew on, and the
shrielxs from poor imprisoned wretches
rent the air.
A sIount,,n Split.
At Osaka largo mill collapsed and
over forty women and girls pcrished
miserabIy. One of the most rsnark-
eble freaks OF earthquake was tho
splitting of the summit of Fuziyuma.
the sacred mountain OF Japan. which
presents such a beautiful sight from
Yokohama Its summit is always
snow-capped just after the earth
quake large dark patches were noticed
en- the snowy side and investigation
showed that portion OF the mountain
1900 feet in breadth had sunk 600 feet
steam Issues from the cavity.
Methodiss missionaries Seriously Iajsred.
The town of Enagerio escaped light
ly in comparison with the region west
OF there. embracing Cifu. ogski and
Kicto A slight shock was felt at Ma
gerio on the night Of Sunday, October
2s. On Wednesday morning forty
CHRISTIANS were assembled In one
building OF the Methodist Prot
estant school when . sound
. of distant rumhling arose and the
building began To totter. The wor-
shippers fed 70 the doors One Chris
fian and his wife were killed by fall
ing bricks and tiles and two other
japanese we're so badly injured that
they have since died of eight foreign
ers ia the building Mr.. and Ara Van
DIXIE. missionaries conducting the
meetings, together With one other per
son. were danxeronslv hurt
Y.rr.ss.s the Narrowing petais~
A. the wounded were brought into
.he eity fr ON snrroa ndinstowns the
r.n,rt. ~s,atinued 70 eerne Of Iivee lost
damage deae. and Of stirring iaesdenta
Tsssarss feet vide and several feet
vide we're formed. the railway rsils
were twisted, iron bridges broken.
river en- sacs<n.nts sunk o. srunsssd.
ard fields sosSed
e-~~s Isks rerneA.
A lake soo yards loax and - xsr1s
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
SHAKEN TO 7HE CENTER
Details of the Catastrophe that Be-
fell Japan.
WHOLE PROVINCES LAID In RUINS
Last Mondays Earthquake Shocks Tiled
Between 5000 and 1000 Persons-9O,-
900 Houses Demolished in an
Instant.

SAN FRAScIscc, Nov. 24.-The cable
brought the main outlines of the great
earthquake in Japan on October 2S. but
the condensed reports gave no idea OF
the terrible features of the calamity.
The earthquake was strongest in the
prefectures OF Gifu end Aichi. where
towns have been overthrowp, the coun-
try submerged, and mountains are in
cru ption and railroad communication
is interrupted Up to November sta
tistics showed 7,53t persons killed ani
SASS wounded. while %. 0eo houses had
been destroyed. Upward of 5000 shocks
were felt during severdays.
Slain by Tharsands.
The town of Gifu. on the Toka;do
railway, with a population OF $4,000
people. was almost entirely destroyed;
3. 500 out OF total OF 4. 800 houses in
the town were o-crttrown or burned;
TAI people were killed. In the town OF
Kane 600 houses were overthrown and
100 people were killed. In the town of
0gaki $500 houses were overthrown
aud 2,ooo houses burned. Seven hun
dred people were crushed to death.
Thirteen hundred were injured in the
town OF Tokogahana and nearly 600
houses were overthrown and a like
number burned. Over 100 people were
killed. Ia the town OF KitaeatInachi
eighty-four people were killed. The
entiro village OF Entakatomi was de-
stroyed and eighty people killed These
towns are all IN three provinces, Ezozi,
Mino aud Dwarf. and represent total
of .. 400 killed aud nearly 4s.e9o houses
totally destroyed Communication has
not been opened up TO ali outlying
points. but II Is now known that the
total number of deaths will exceed
1000
Ffssures In the Esrts.
There are twenty-eight places in
Gifu where the soil sank more than 8
feet. the total area of this subsistence
being nearly three acres Fissures in
the ground are also frequent They
vary from | TO 3 feet in width. aad
some are Is feet deep. Ths hanks Of
the Nagars river are Totally destrsyed.
In one place near the river there is Q
subsistence Of over % feet In some parts
Of ths town boiling mud spoated sat OF
assures 70 the height Of 10 feet
Fearful Damage In Ksns.
Proceeding from Gifa to Kans The
latter place was found wholly in ruins
not house remaining nprieht The
town Of ksssmatsa Jared like Kano.
every dwelling bsing mass of debris
kverywher. ssrvivers wers to be fovnd
diggins cut dead aud wounded and
fehea9 axains: eoaGsgrssions thss
brsks cut en eli sides Many survivors
we're 30 utterly eenfeunaed sna terror
striekes thss shsy esals only staaa "a
esntlr staring at shs scene Of S.ssrue-
ten AZ Iebsnsnsvs and Kiyo-u Feo-
PIE Aai managed 10 save . fsv mats.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

wide was formed at thc foot of HAIKU
san, a mountain in Gifu prefecture.
Big rocks beside Gongen hill, Inaba
hill and several other hills in Gifu
gave way. Water sprang from cracks
in tho ground. The water in the wells
was changed to . hrownish color aud
rendered unfit for drinking.
The general appearance of the Miux
shima division Of Motosu district un-
derwent Q complete transformation,
and at Nogo, in Ono district, marked
subsidence of the earth's surface has
taken place throughout an area OF AZ
miles in diameter. The bed of the
River Neo, In the vicinity of Mizuto-
mura, was raised about feet, and the
rum bling of the mountain in that vi.
cinity vas heard at frequent intervals
Porcelain Manufactories Demolished
Potteries in tho prcfectures of Dwarf
and Mino. the great centers Of porce-
lain manufacture in Japan. At Seto
and other towns, were almost entirely
destroyed, and there is reported to be
no prospect Of resuming tho industry
during the present year
Charity Aiding the Sufferers.
The total sum Of money distributed
for the relief of the sufferers up to
November was $1,000. while . guam.
tity of rice was also distributed. The
emperor and empress made donations
OF scs.ooo from the privy purse. The
condition Of the devastated sections il
such that large number of inhabit-
ants left those prefectures TO. obtain
! work elsewhere to support themselves
Ono hundred and fifty-eight thousssd
persons in oneprefecsure alone applied
Tor sSS;sfnuca
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
AEarmsr Murdered.

ST. Louis, Nov. a4--A special from
Moawcqua, Ill, to the Post Dispatch
says: David j. Atterberry, = farmer
living = miles east. was shot and in.
stantly killed Monday afternoon His
horse and cart returned home without
him. which alarmed his friends, and
they started out TO look for him and
found him about mile from his home
In the read dead There il no clew 70
the rnurderers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
with liabilities % oac. oos.

Tyler Tex, Nov. fA--Another fail.
ure occurred here Monday night
Frank Allen made deed OF trust &c
Sam Field, naming abou. thirty pre-
ferred creditors The liabilities run px
TO eao.osa with assets estimated q,
$1,000. This is the third failure PROV.
ing out Of shs suspension Of Bonner a
Bcnner's bank. but no further troubl.
IN anticipatea
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

wssaTSerox. New. 2k-Represents-
I've Bvaam. Of Indiana. has come ont
in card Withdrawing from the speal.
ership In bis card Bynum says II
never pressed my candidacy. and con-
sentea % oalv use mr. name until IL
becanse evident that The contest wss
narrowed Down hsswesn sMills and
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
rnx CAPITAL visIrxn
9vO Rsrssas kuisd and Mssh Property
Destroyed N Wsshing gssn.

WAsxrxsroS. Nov. s4-A heavy
wind and rsinstorn. amounting almost
20 hurricane. passed over this city
about 1880 o'clock Monday, doing
great damage 70 property. The walls
of the new Mstx-rots music hall. in
sesrss Of construction, were blown
Gown George White. the ladies' tailor,
md one of his sewing women wers
tsksn ost dead from the building sd-
tsining Mstzsrost'a and two others are
badly hurt
Dsssss - the White Rsuss.
a section Of the stone balussYade
Areuad the roof OF the white houss was
3tswa down du NJ the storm and
ervshsd through roof Of shs pertico
os Ne eastern entr- see Of the basement
a large nun bar sf tslsgraph and sele-
pAons wires were naturally carried
dewu with the mass Of stone,
ssnpisssly sAussiag ea sll eonn.ni
sasisn With tAs heuss BY wire. The
section destroyed was about 30 feet
1sng. ecnpossd ef freessoas In slssks
anA pillars snd In falling 10 s~rried
WisA IL lsrss pcrtien sf she porsieo
rAs xsa.sssa Lose
One II the reservoirs Of the Washing
- Gss Company vas struck BY light
u1ne and burned. Ths loss IL sss. 900
Tssal iossss IN sAs viciaisy of Washing
- wii ssrssass nsre than sss. eea
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

DnseHLys. Nov. Sat II o'c,oek
Monday night the rear part Of "a,
Court street ~ss discovered On Are
The beck b eenposed entirely Of bus;-
ness housea The flames spread rapid /
". and the water supply being insuS-
cient sAs engines were nearly useles.
There wss great alarm, but the FIRE
wss confined 70 the builsings In the
block nentisned snd ths loss 10 osoo..
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

CArsporrA. Einn-. Nov. s4-SiehS
las Eisens. N old-time resident Of
Houston county, aged -, died Monday
morning, the resu1s Il . pecsiiss scci-
dent While smoking be dipped and
fen. driving the stse os bis PIPE into
his throat II broke 90 and wss with
difseuity sxsv~eted. Bleed pedsoning
resulted frvn ne sscotsss ss1 dsstA
res sstel = stateA !.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
WENT DOWN ~ THE LAKE.

A seow with Three Men Relieved TO
Rave rssn lost Near Point al
Bsrcaes
DETRofr. Mich. Nov. "a Another
boat can be added to the list of those
which have gone down on ths great
lakes this fell and left no one 20 tell
the tale. October 81 scow in chargs
os three nen. whose names are uu-
known here, left Sand Beach for Au
Sable with a cargo Of apples and sup
plies. Si-ce that time nothing has
been heard Of the boat or her crew. al
though advertisements have been sent
broadcast The crew has undoubtedly
,s-t1haI
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

NUxcFw. Ind. New "a Z r
Sweeney. minister TO Ccnstsntisorie,
has sorw 4rtIeA his resignation 20 rresi-
aeat Harrison. the same - taGs effect
Dersn Der - Mr. Sweeney has bs<a
aonse fs4 several ssenssS bat his leave
sf sssencs expired this vsek He VIII
80 oss she lecture stage
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

{ WurREsse. W. Va, N>v. as--A Ter.
s5as blisxsrd passed over this city
nfonday. and the rain. snow and ~in5
uasysd havoc IN wheeling From.
ooinn sutsiAs Ne city ceme reports of
eonsiiersbis damage Al Nensasvills,
. miles - TIE east. shs wess dam
aetns sssrra Tor ma.y pears prevailed
7hs snrriaes wsrks wsrs eemrietely
wvechs4 sAs buiiassx being levsieA T.
the sawtA rs wss iifssd bodily ox tn
hs.nsasisn aaA SEVERAL men were On
- sssp,a 6ssr. snd al wsrs sssicasiy
~ ncs S~tsaly tsf~ved rAs wess
eabls sn& - Ne q - wssss vss slsvn
. sna susss6srssle dsnsss aon~
! n.lss~>ss s.<ay xs~sss< o.e
, nAIrusnA MA. Nev. sA-sscrtly
ofz.r o,slseh Nssdny sfserrcsn .
svind snA rslsstorm of snasaAi iasen-
Gtv s>rsek sAls city frua Ne south
WesA bIcwine dswn sfGos and ass
psaes md dsiae eshr asAas~ A.
- e'dssb - snpe = - Ussss pssf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

ing house OF c. S. Maltby. at the f6St
OF West Falls avenue, was blown OF
b. the wind A number of persons
working in the top story were injnred.
but none seriously.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

sscsaNxsro, Cal. New. s4-Tse So
rxesne court Of californis has rendered
decision declaring that the Law sp-
rreprsasi1e ssgs. ses f,r the states eS-
s.sis ~ tas uersa fair y vAt14 -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
ONE NAN KILLED.
ususss ulswa Dswn ~ ,fisssssippi revs
ssd Many Injured

ssd Many Injured
JACKSON. Miss. Nos. 2A-Lawrence
Station. . small town near Lake,
Mia. on the Alabama & vicksburg
railroad, was visitsd by cyclone
Sunday evening. doing much dam
sge, kii'ing one person and seriously
inturing ten OF fifteen more. The Sec
tion houses Of the Alabama 4 vicks-
burg railroad were blown to atoms
No further particulars can Be Learned
= fnr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

AR~ - - - -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ard refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tb,
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the tKste and &C
ccptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in boc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one ~bc
wishes TO try it Do not accept an.
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RE SYRUP co.
sss FRANCISCO. ckt.
towsmif. AZ. sfw rosk NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP CO.

szs fssscTsce. ckI.
LOUISVILLE. AZ. sfw FosS. NJ
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