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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01

Say began a teamster, as he enter ed a
grocery on Grand River avenue, Il want
you to do little figuring for me"
''Well?'
81 worked for man five days at 81 70 per
day. How much is that
That's $i3. 10"
''W'ell, he paid me S925. How much was
the balance"
why, $40, of course"
Sure about that
Certainly. How else can you figure it,''
81 made it s."
Then you are way off. How did the
other man make it?''
Same as YOU, but
But what
why, | called him liar and fraud
and punched his head, and ! have just paid
a fine of SIS in the police COURT Hang this
new way of figuring, anyhowr'-Detroit
Free Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01
Paying to See Himself Perform

The following amusing incident hap
pened TO Mr.. j. VI. Turner, proprietor OF
the Turner Opera company, while at the
Grand Theatre, Birmingham. Being rather
late arriving at the theater one evening he
proceeded to the front entrance to save
time in going round to the stage door, As
he was passing the ticket office he was
pulled up rather sharply by the collector
with:
Where's your ticket"
81 haven't got one.'' was the meek reply;
ssPm Mr.. J. w. Turner"
You don't say so?" WAS the sarcastic
rejoinder. I've had your sort here be-
fore; but you're not coming in without
ticket"
All his efforts to prove his identity were
fruitless, SO, seeing that further argument
was useless, he was on the point of paying
for admission when he was instantly reg
ognized by one of the officials, who, taking
in the situation at glance, came and ex-
planned matters to the thunderstruck tick
ct collector. who was profuse with apollo
GIGS. Mr.. Turner laughed heartily at the
idea of paying to see himself perform -
London Tit-BiSs.
Fun line Of essTated fruits at Turner &
Dingee's.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Mittie Holmsley of Comanche is in
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Col
ier.
j: ]. Dickinson, for years with the San
Antonio Express, now secretary of the San
aaRonio fair association, was in Fort
Worth last night. He says San AntoniV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01
A Telesrapher's Trouble.

ST.. Louis. Mo, May Sl-W. C. Lips
comb. aWestern Union telegraph operator.
well known in this city, Chicago, Memphis.
New Orleans and other cities, has been az
rested here on a charge of bigany and will
be sent back TO Memphis, where he COM
mitted the act of which he is charged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01
THIS iSF0R YOU.

Cheap Round-Tdp Tourist Tcbe.s.
The Fort Worth and Denver City 1919 iL.sss}7
have on sale cheap rOund-trip tQRIsFsp''5o .
cts TO points in Colorado ~ sf't me r.
cific coast, and ssvSsxzHec'l0n with the l A-,--
Pacific. equaled attractions f9l ~.
t0Ssfeaches the leading health ana P'F
safar pleasure resorts, operates the M,
complete passenger equipment aAo = 80
only line running solid daily trans -
Texas to the above points without change
City ticket Office, 401 Main street. Y
finest table IN 2asalnssssf s Ellis has oecoLg'
the }peEO5ffdfters for commercial men -"
est0ckmen who visit orr CITY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01

its power to decide upon the question This
done the rest will be practically easy. The
entire cost of the litigation is roughly esti-
mated at $500 Louisville Commercial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01

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'ss!Uue s7o5 lVSaBU :lIuo3 iaql puy
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01

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lib EIEeqo qllM 'ue0q Isq Puu I5lqsnsp L!sVL
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01

S.fu@ ~tGIrut of VITAL statistics haS-tig-
Led ONT tnr physical fortune Of any given
rr ZION Esu4In beings On the march from
-.-. cradle roE.r grave To begin with. the
.....-irU IS made uo of 5Il..4a male, and
-. - tr'.atu-. Move than one fourth Of
r.e-c. children. Will die before they are )
s.ErS OIL. IN exact numbers l4l.4S1 boys
aeG :2r,.g5 girl. THIS very nearly corrccts
.-e disproDorrion 81 births ofthe sexes and
limos: 5gu,hiyr~ them The next five years
"Ill prove much less fatal
From the age 90. 10 20 - YEARS he NOR
.ahty viii bs suu further reduced. Ia
iced, for both sexes this ! me- most healthy
.ar.od OF life. the death rate however. Is
over for boys than girls There will be
e. me advance in The deaths IL he next five
Years, and slill more in tie next ten 10 fol
..w. About G42, 945 VIII certainly enter on
ne twenty sixth year. Before the next ten
Years are NJ an end two-thirdS OF the WON
IN viii have married The deaths during
cEat period viii De O. 052. and OF these no
fewer than p, l34 will be caused by con
sumption.
Between IS and - years of age still
--rger death rate occurs Hardly more
gaan hall the original numbet-say 502, 9l2
viii enter on their fortv-Sixth year. Each
succeeding decade up to - Wi now be
come more tataL At - only l6l, 424 will
remain, and Of these ID, $50 VIII have per-
lsled by the eighty year of the march.
he S2.565 that remain viii soon lay down
heir burieuS. Only 2,l53 of them will
struggle Oh TO %, and ~ to be 100 years
Old Finally, in The one hundred and
eighth year, the last life will flicker ont
~Hch IS he average LOT Of 1.0Oo.o 600 human
beings vi both seXes.-Baltimore sun Al
rnaIoc.
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CANADA'S STATESMAN

sir John Mcdonald nj II 3. VI. Resin,
Easy-Late-i Hoit,.iu-
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tending SirJohn Mcdonald .....
ton at Farms CliffC ~ ID u... .-.r.--
and at its conclusion Issue. ...- s.
Premier has PASSED aqlis-... ..... .-.-
no marked alteration In his r...
lie retains consciousness as ll.. .....
days, aud IS free from s.N.rt.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-01

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DI Full line Of syased fruits at Turner s
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His Figures Lied.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28

and 80 D. M; Young peoples nesting 8
p. N. The Lords Supper Will be observed
at close of morning service Young Mems
Bible class Monday p. m !. r 3 C. E.
meeting Friday 7:30 P. N. Prayer and
business meeting Thursday I'D p. M We
invite you to attend our services.
The Wright Presbyterian Mission on
Eighteenth streer-Preaching tomorrow
evening at 80 by the pastor. Rev. G.. H
McCreery. Subject. The Brazea Serpent
Type of Christ" Y T. :. c. E at ESQ
Sunday school at p M. 4 N Dubois,
superintendent. The eyangeastlc meet
ings held for the past two weeks viii be
continued every night except Saturday
next week Ii is expected that Rev. David
Winters will preach every evening: A
given 10 all.
lSouth Lawrence Avenue Christian
church-Preaching at IL a. M AID 5:3O p.
m, by Elder j. III. Jones Ii will De rare
treat TO hear Mr. Jones He Is Garfield's
old regimental chaplain and lifelong
friend. Sunday school at p. N. Y. P. s.
c.. E at 4. o. n Prayer meeting Monday
evening.
Y.MC A-Sorg service for men in
the new y. II. c. a. building tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock The gospel will bs
presented by three of the young men
Central Christian church. corner Market
and Second-L. L. Van Cieave, pastor.
Services at IL a. m. and 80 p. N. Morning
theme: six Reasons why Human Creeds
should be Discarded" Evening theme
The Y. 2. s. C. E." Sunday school a;
| $50 a. m. YP. s c. T. AT ESQ p. N
Regular prayer meeting at 80 p. Ii
Thursday. Come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
A DESPERATE LOT.

information has come to the ears Of the
county officers that there is a desperate
gang of law breakers organized into q
regular differed band not far from here,
and they have emmissaries in this town.
{ The object of the gang is to burn, rob
and steal. Every thing of value that they
can convert into money is to be taken.
The officers are now on the watch and
whenever an overt move is made by any
one of the divisions of the gang they will
be gobbledup.
The organization extends into one OF
two counties. adjoining this and system
attic underground railway is perfected
whereby plumber can be gotten out OF the
county and still none of the gang be miss
ing from his neighborhood at any time.
Cattle, horses, hogs. poultry, money and
valuables were to be utilized by the organ
iZation and the best markets are to be
looked after by agents sent out for that
purpose. So far nothing has been done bj
them, but preparations are known TO have
been made to make the first installment al
a very early day. No grounds have as YET
been given by any of the known members
OF the compact which would warrant
their arrest, but it is thought by the OH
GERS that there soon will be, and then th'
whole scheme will be exposed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
COUNCIL MEETING.

The council was convened in special
session by the mayor yesterday az 4
o'clock, for the purpose of canvassing the
vote on the railroad bonds cast in the city
Thursday.
The roll call showed the following mem
bers present: Caswell. Glaze, Martin,
Buckeridge, Williams, Schnitzler, Mckee.
The call for the special meeting was
then read by the clerk, reciting that the
meeting had been convened for the pur-
pose of canvassing the vote for railroad
bonds.
The council then proceeded to canvass
the vote By precincts. The vote as given
from the official returns was 1871 for the
bonds and 165 against the bonds.
A resolution was introduced by Council
man Glaze which was in substance as fol-
lows:
That the canvass of the votes shows
that more than the necessary two-thirds
of the votes cast in the recent election
were in faver of issuing the terminal aid
bonds to the Wichita and FL Paso Rail
road company, therefore the bonds be de-
Clared carried.
Upon motion the resolution was adopted
unanimously.
Upon motion the council adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
Il BOLD BURGLARY.

On Thursday night the postoffice al
Mulvane WAS broken into by tramps and
about 500 worth of stamps and a lot OF
registered letters stolen, together with a
sum of money that was in the safe. The
only clue TO the robbers was the fact that
some tramps were seen about town late in
the evening.
The police of this place were notified
yesterday morning as soon as the robbery
was known and sharp lookout was kept
last night, but no one was seen that it was
thought advisable to arrest. No definite
clue was given and no description of the
tramps seen there was sent to the police
here, so they had little to work on. Sew
eral tramps were in town yesterday and
last night but none of them showed any
signs of any money and they were merely
kept under surveillance without being
arrested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28

hands in Il experiences forcfbie shock.
In view OF the r,xiuced cable rates TO
Australia the Eastern Telegraph company
has recently laid a new cabl. f-1m SIez 20
Alden
The henry has recently been quits
generally adopted ia this eeaBtry and
abroad a. the practical electF,cii unit Of
self induction.
In the Wheatztone automatic method %
teiegrapny, when transmitting ~ the rats
OF Go words minute there are - ei1 cur
rents per minute sent e@It. eAc. having
duration hot exceeding .0d- Q: 2 secDnd.
In an exhaustive article on The relative
cost OF steam. water power and electric
elevators. a writer IN The Electrical Ergi-
neer CONS tn the conclusion that electric
ity "a the most economical b. nsasty half,
the hydraulic power coming next
A process Of increasing the Keeping
Qualities Of wine rs electric treatment IN
destroy the ferrnens bas been successfully
tested in France The wine IS passed
through tube containing as.riss of silver
disks eonnsctesi 70 the pole oS ]. e5aVoIt al
teruating machine having frequency n
liz.
Commander Newell, superintendent -
the naval electric lighting bursaH. Is en-
dezForing 70 find soule ehectr;e sigaalins
syzters suitable for use on board L nites
States war vessels. fer general eorztsunica-
ton between the of3oerS OF soch vessels.
The ordinary mechanical signals have
proven TOO cumbersome.
Electricity derives is name from the
Greek word for anter, eBectros. becauz.
ThAles. about GO 3. G.. discovered tbSs
amber. whea rubbed, attracts Light add
dry bodies, xDd ia tbs Twsifsh osnfssry TIE
scientific priests Of E;ruria drew j zbI ming
from tee clonds With IfSe1 r0ds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
TIE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.


NJ. Neiderlander vs.. S. s. CARRIER ct al,
on trial By court
Clara Anderson vs. J. D. koher, on trial
by jury.
PROBATE COURT.
Appraisement of real estate OF estate OF
Charles 3. Gottschalk. deceased, filed.
COMMON PLEAS.
Oliver Bros vs. George A Peavey, judg
ment was rendered for the plaintiff and
other lien holders.
William Harvard VS.. ]. A Doran ct al, a
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
against Murray Myers, H. d. Heiserman
and John Fisher for 81, 173.
POLICE COURT.
Jim Smith, an old periodical, was in last
night and the announcement, drunk,
affixed TO his name.
One drunk was captured by Officer Har-
mon yesterday that was unable to give his
name.
John Darling aud John Stevenson, con-
victed OF larceny, were sentenced TO pay a
fine and go to the county jail until paid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
GASTRoNoHaC TD5ITS.

There is a new salad called rustic" It
is made of watercrsss, onions and celery.
Before they are cooked, the test OF fresh
or green smelts is decided door OF the
festive cucumber.
It's complaint that food portions at
some European hotels have become too
small for enjoyment
Those who want TO dream of ancestors
whom they have never seen have only to
take second help OF fg pudding.
Cocks combs and other parts of the do
nestle fowl are imported from France in
glass and ind favor among American cpl
cures.
The utilization of horse meat for food In
creases in both France and Germany,
where, perhaps, fastidious eaters do not
predominant
So called Russian fried potatoes which
some hotels serve for breakfast are IN
known in czardom, and if they were would
be hastily repudiated
American oysters, game and fruit, also
cheese, are quite the fad at London dinner
parties, if we are to believe correspondent
who has been dining out" None of these
things suffer from prejudice
The English mode OF cooking the far
famed whitehall of the Thames is to mix
them through a batter of eggs and meal
put them into a bag and COOK in boiling
hot fat. Then it is shat they are simply
delicious"
In selecting fish, says Goddard's book OF
marketing, choose only those which are
firm and stiff, with lively red gills, eyes
full and clear and fine form. The sooner
fish are cooked after taken from the water
the better.
In these days of so many alleged cures
for consumption, oysters are commended
and are given to consumptive patients be
cause they contain iodine. The treatment
is quite common in the south.-New York
Mail md Express.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
TURF NOTES.

Cleveland has become weary OF ali trot-
ting, and will have a running meeting dur
Tag the coming season
At the recent annual meeting in London
Of the National Trotting Union of Great
Britain the American rules were adopted.
Jimmy Rowe, the starter at Clifton, says
he likes starting horses better than train
ing them, and has made up his mind to
stick TO IL
Trosters sold at auction in this country
last year brought total OF sl.oo4, sol-
Thoroughbreds sold in the same way re-
allied 81, 6e2. 0c0-
The name Of the 2-year-old half sister to
Fl Rio Reg and Emperor of Norfolk Is 10
Tambien The name is Spanish and l. sig
nificant, as it means Me Too"
Secretary Shaw. OF the Twin City Jockey
club, announces that the total aumber OF
entries for the nine stake races next July
is ASS, nearly 100 more than LAST year.
The Vermont Association of Road and
Trotting Horse Breeders will hold its an
nual meeting on the kite shaped track at
White River junction on Aug. -, - and q.
George Engenan, of the Clifton track,
says he will continue to have racing regu-
larly, whether he can have betting or not,
as he proposes to keep faith with the horse
owners and his employees. even If he does II
at heavy loss, which he can stand
Lord Marcus Beresford, who was the off
ciaI starter of the English Jockey club. and
who resigned TO become manager Of the
racing stable OF Baron de Hirsch, in which
The Prince OF Wales Is also interested, ba-
an engagement for three years at $4,000 q
year
The Chicago Horseman says that when
il is fr!ly realized thu the future useful
ness and the length of the lives Of horses
depeud upon the way in which they are
treated during the winter more attention
Will he paid TO their surroundings and gen
eral management
The leading horsemen OF Montana and
the presidents of the Montap. Racing az
sociations recently held a meeting al Ana
conda aud appointed committees 10 nego-
tate with railways 20 bring eastern stables
TO the state meetings. The purses for the
various events this year viii amount Il
Eli, coo, and hey viii be further increased
Gregory. the co8queror OF Reciare in a
match race as a 2year-Old, IL one Of tbs
grandesr looking specimens OF a thorough
bred. He has grown wonderfully during
the past year, and is now sixteen hands
high and fully developed He appears 70
be a. sound as CT the day be was fOaled
and great things are expected Of him nexr
year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
NEAL ESTATE

Furnished by the DEAN Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estat
were filed for record in the Office OF tn
register Of deeds:
Sedgwick county 70 Lottie Dangler
81 blk Allen & Smith add d..
Sedgwick county to Lottie Dangler
% blk Allen Il Smith add tax
deed -....-.-...-..-..-
Sedgwick county to Lostje Dangler
y blk Allen s. Smiths add tax
deed ........-.....-...--.
Sedgwick county to Lottie Dangler
81 blk Allen g. Smiths add tax
deed. .-.-....-.-----
Sedgwick county to Lottie Danger
blk l Allen & Smiths add tax
deed.
Sedgwick county to Lottie Dangler
II blk Allen Is Smiths add tax
deed .-....-.-.--s-.... .---.;.-
Sedgwick county to Lottie DANGER
II Washington ave Deans add tax
deed .....--.......
Sedgwick county TO Lottie DANGER
I3 Washington ave Deans add tax
deed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sedgwick county to Lottie Danger
1T3 blk 10 Orme & Phillips add
tax deed i
Sedgwick county TO Lottie Dangler
I22 Fannie ave Burr's add TAX deed
SedgSicA county to Lottle DANGER.
Cherry ave, Garrison's second adj
ditiau. tax deed.
Sedywick county 10 Lottie DANGER.
u Els ave. HstfeiG's add, tax
deed ........-.--...-.--
Sedcwick county 80 Loitle Danger,
/ Cherry ave. Garrlsou's second
add tax deed 80
Sedgwick county 20 Lyottie DANGER,
Il Emporia ave, Englisa's fifth
add, TAX deed .:.-..-t..-.-.:
Seci-yvick county to Lottie Danger
100 Fannie ave, Burr's add. tax
deed = --....-...--.- 49,
Sedgwick county TO L<0tlle Danger.
rs block 10. Orus & Phillips aid,
tax deed ----.-------. ..-..-...--
Sedgvick county TO I4ottie Danglsr,
II Ellis avenue, Hs;feld's add, tax
deed. --.-...----....- ----...-s-----
Seirwicx county 20 Lottie DANGER.
IoxI2 rods IN NV or NV or Sc or ne
or 2s-27-l e. tax deed 49,.
B 4 Dyer 70 American Real Estate
aud Investment company, sw or
MY Or. x bfsw or I5--7-l ": NV or
NV or A2s-l "; ne q' 2l--8-l ",
" ! $500 -.-..--r.- 29,cg
Robert u LLOYD to Elizabeth Green.
> - blk s Topeka ave, Orm's *
Phillips add. " d. :.-.--.-- SO
Rs,:us Cone .af 30 K y SoInnaFt 80
add s3F d. y
" " Carter TO Fred ? Dooley I2SS
Main $. Bush's add d-.........- =
! J c Nossmza to L G Caldwell =
Alice ave MossnAn's second add
" ------.----s.-- - -
! James W Gorton 70 Nathaniel q
Nash = Court - clty " DID,
Sophia Hod>ou 70 J \ Schco!=T 100
fe3 Ie4 10 los Mead aTe Ecdsoa &
~-.-.@s--z adj "a l...--.-.-.
/ Sophia Hodson 20 \ Eo55s = IA
- IS - - Mead ave EOdsoa *
SzaiIcs.r.s add " Z. --.---- q
JF Stafford TO IuternationaI Loan
! sna Trust Co 81 ns1 5 g lew d 10
( z BAKER 20 Jas DAVIS Is Market -
Payns's edd Qcd .----.e.-z..-.--.--
Sarah z Field 20 Douglas FIELD Is
! Send :. . = second $ Field s
Cargnfchael's sab div " d.. ~
George Stark Miller l ! Patterson
5.II5 interest in west Ii7s & az -
Mead zyr Jones second add = in
teres. IN il Is Allen ave Aliens
sdd IA interest in IS . Wabash
Cusickss add - 5. - CAzrEy are
ssconS WABASH add " 6.........., -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
SHOOK HIS Dog.

A young man rushed down 70 the Frisco
train yesterday afternoon. dragging poor
little frightened black -and-tan dog with a
string around its neck. He he, the dog
tight until the train backed down and
then made dash for coach with the dog
reluctantly following. The brakeman
would not LEI him get on board with the
dog and he was either too poor or too
par.imonious to put it in the baggage car,
30 he turned it loose on the platform. It
came near getting under the wheels OF the
moving train once or twice. but was
rescued by Officer Harmon, who happened
to be there The policeman said he was
going to adopt it as a sort of amusement
annex for his little girls benefit, and &C
cording took the dog home with him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
The GREATEST EVENT IN 1891.

Gen. ". Il l. Barnes-The free coinage
OF silver.
John w. Noble, secretary Of the interior
The unexpected.
George NJ Pullman-Tbe consolidation
Of railway interests
AdoIph Spreckels-Tae steamship sub
sidy bill in operation
Faster Succi-The most striking event in
1891 would be the destruction Of the world
Congressman William W. Morrow-The
organization Of the Iuter-Ccntinental Rail
way COMPANY.
Cant 7. ". Lees, chief Of the desective
force o, San Yrancisco-Tbs advent OF the
alaInin1m age
Congressman Seth L. Miiliken-C aprece-
dented prosperity for the labor &nd indus
tries OF this county.
james ". Sect, pabl;sher % The Chi
czgo H<rzld-TRs laying o: tAs corner
stone q the Worlds far ia Chicago.
Robert Bonner - Demonstration with
SHnol TIA. California 10 the foresnos. STATE
in TIE Union soE raising and developing tns
tro:ting horse
Thomas A Edisoa-The Development and
Improvement Of Pzstsur's germ theory q
diseases and tas discovery saG application
g resne1les therefor.
Robert p P0rser, csaszs superintendent
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