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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
The Great Emporium and Money Center.

shreveport LA Caucasian.
IN Mr.. Morelands fine paper, read at the
convention last week, he said, in speaking
Of his new home:
II love the home of my birth, but ! am
learning to love also the home OF my adop-
ton. In our city of Fort Worth eT erything
seems to conspire to make it the great
emporium and money-center of the South
west. Our ladies are as fair as any in this
Southland-theh home of beauty. Our stand
ard If citizenship is as high as the highest,
our climate is heathful and delightful, our
water supplyis overwhelming in abundance,
and is the purest to be found beneath TIE
surface of the earth. We enjoy an amalga-
nation of Northern capital and enterprise
with Southern hospitality, industry and
honesty that is truly wonderful. And the
message that ! bring to you from Texas is {:
Come to Texas if you ever leave Louisiana,
and when you come make Fort Worth your
heanquarterS. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

TnE question IS, is not Hon. Horace
Chiffon holding two civil offices of emoiu-
meut at one and the same time?" He IS
United States senator from the very day of
his appointment and will draw his salary
from that date. He holds, as it is understood,
an engagement as general attorney of the
International and Great Northern railway
company to which he was duly appointed
by 4 Texas court and from which he is pre-
sumably hauling IN 4 very official salary.
How does this comport with the provisions
of the state constitution that mo person
shall hold or exercise, At the same time,
more than one civil Office of emolUment. ey-
ccpt that of justice of the peace, county
commissioner, notary public and pos'm
Ter. unless otherwise herein specially pro
viGed3" Here perhaps is a nu+-not an old
but very bury chestnUt-for lawyers to
crack Dallas News.
Here is 1.-The nut" Mr.. Chiffon re-
signed the attorneyship to take effect
June 10. Senator Reagan resigned the
Senatorship to take effect June 10. How
then is Mr.. Chiffon holding on to two
offices? Win some truth-telling news
paper answer?
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10 you never geo btla Ill dlt- l az
crippled girl shook her head. And are
you not able to read or wrjtes'
No"
Not even sew little" persisted.
oh, no. ma'am, not even that"
glanced around the small chamber. The
ceiling was low, the furniture was sCanty.
\ single narrow easement admitted a feeble
light and afforded vista of a dingy, Dc.
serted street. Cropping i'll my mind for
some vantage ground on which TO place
her. and failing, only veutured helplessly:
Il am sorry to find you so hedged in.
"Oh, you forget that l can always look
out of the window the girl made answer,
with smile of serene content. What a
world of philosophy was in her reply
Coupled with her unconscious rebuke it
sanl, deep into my heart. There will he
many in the sweet summer time whose
easements give no view OF sea or skv or
mountain.
To such would I in infinite tenderness
bring a little message, beginning with tie
reflection that ever SO small window 5
better than the darkness of a dungeon
which does not sound very wise or orig
ins', but which would ,he Wen 10 remem-
Der. Even if there be nNthing pleasant 10,
see, some RAYS of sunshine are likely to be
reflected by the blank wall opposite
Chicago Herald
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lished, and dealers as we'll as all others
must conform TO it. As announced,
papers will be supplied dealers at the
regular prices.
in order to obtain credit for unsold
July and August papers dealers must
return THE PAPERS ENTIRE to this
office at Our expense By express. No
credit will be given for any paper from
which the coupon is clipped. or where
the headings only are returned. The
unsold copies must 3e returned entire
with the coupon uncut. Return July
overs on August ], and August overs,
up to August -. on August 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

THE girls are hustling these days
and 50 are the boys. TIE GAZETTE
scholarships is prize worth winning,
not only for its actual financial value,
but for the honor that comes with it.
The girl who goes to Hardin college by
reason Of this contest will go there as
the elected representative of the great
state of Texas. No wonder the boys
are rustling for their girls. THE GA
zETTE can only.bid them all good-speed
and trusts that lis representative may
be one who will reflect credit on her
self. her stale. and THE GAZETTE
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BRANCH OFFICES.

DALLAS.
z. " NU.sNS, Correspondent ana business
Agent ONCE 2il Elm street, where orders
Tor subscriptions and advertising should be-
left ''HE G AZErTE can be found on sale at all
LeEs stands n the city
WACO
RAGLANp. Agent. lI5 South Fourth street
HEATHERFOED
II b Dorsey Agent ana Cores pondcnt
ABILENE.
T.. r. R4DFORD, Agent and Correspondent.
One: SCstoltCe building, - Chestnut street,
t-st E1Or, where all orders for subscriptions
and advertising should be left.
gIFBURNE
" II. BYRD. Agent and Cores pondent
AUSTIN.
NJ G. PoEDEGTEH, Agent, lG2 West Sixth
8. r..
This paper skept on file and ADVERTISING
RATE : may be ascertained at the Office Of the
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION. Temple Court, New York, or
ma lis
EASTERN BUSINESS OFFICE.
- Tribune Building. New York
WESTERN BUSINESS OFFICE
ul9 The kUokery, Chicago, Ill
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1t Looked Inviting,

/ was visiting magistrate in Kerry
county when a stalwart fellow was brought
in prisoner, charged with nearly killing
an old bald headed man, whose head was a
bloody mass. What was it this fellow
did TO youF" asked the magistrate. Moth
ing" Then what made you do iti"
We'll, I'll tell your honor Gods truth.
Ye see, ! came late into the fair; luck was
agin me, for all the fighting was over; SO
as was strutting about, looking for some
boy to cross stick wild, saw this poor
mans bald head poked out of slit of the
tent that he might cool it, and it looked so
inviting that. for the soul of me, couldn't
help hitting the blow. IS. c. Halls Diary.
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He BUILDS TIE NEST.

''The good God Always bulbs the blind bird }
nest
So runs Turkish proverb sweet and wise.
How calmly may she fold her wings in rest,
Knowing his touch upon her Swallowed eyesi
Thou, who hast know his love 80 strong and
grand,
Rest, too, in his right hand
"Behold!' he crieth, "I will bring the blind
By ways they have not known"-assurapce
sweet
"Straighten the crooked path. make Inc more
kind,
Turn darkness into light before their feet
Is thy sight darkened, friend? Thy God can
see.
Let that suffice for thee.
Unsheltersd birds his providence shall shield.
The helpless soul shall lean upon his strength.
Our need, grown great, to greater love shall
yield,
And help, though long delayed, shall come at
length.
Wait for him. doubling not. He knoweth best
Who builds the blind birds nest
American Israshte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

THT weakness Of the Farmers Al
lance in politics is evidenced by the
outcome Of the political contest in
Mississippi. They started out to beat
Senator George. and made their boasts
that they would hang his hide on the
fence George met them before the
people, and SO far he has obtained
.orty-six legislative candidates, while
the Alliance can CONT only twenty-one.
His hide is still hanging very COM
fortably on him, instead of adorning Il
fence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

To THE Texas girl or woman who
sends 10 this office the greatest number
of subscribers TO the Week.; GAZETTE
by November / next $t00-piano will
be given. Now, girls, Is your chance.
Get your friends to aid you. The
Weekly GAZETTE II pages, 81 col
umns. is only 81 a year, and for every
subscription inside the state We send
another free outside Texas to any per
son named by the subscriber. Read the
notice Of this great offer elsewhere in
this paper.
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THE BEGINNING.

That there are two antagonistic
forces in the Farmers Alliance is no
longer & matter of denial or conceal
ment. And that these forces are ire
conciliable is as certain as that they are
arrayed against each other. They can
not work together. One must get the
upper hand. and the other must submit
or withdraw from the order, or be ex-
PEELED from IT.
- proceedings of the Fort Worth
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DEAR GAZETTE, greeting. Do You want
the state rcdstricted at once, thus giving
to the Panhandle what ii is entitled to. DO
yuu represent East Texas or the Panhandle,
that great country from which Fort Worth
draws the sap nat keeps the wheat grower
and the coyote from encrOaching upon its
coporate mits2-I Austin Statesman.
Read THE GAZETTE and you will see
how this paper stands on the question.
The people who read THE GAZETTE
know how 1t stands.
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and is built of richly variegated sandstone.
In speaking of il one of the leading North
ern papers of the day says: One of the
most gratifying and encouraging indica-
tons of the genuineness of Southern prog
ress is afforded by the growing attention
given TO liberal culture and the higher forms
of education. There can be no doubt that
in the intellectual development of the fut-
ure this university will be leading and in
fuential factor. Very truly,
Mrs. p. D. HoLLINGswoRTH.
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Mrs. Fizzietop, not being satisfied with
the progress made by her son at the Uni
versity of Texas, called on the teacher.
Professor, how is Il y son Johnny com
ing on in his studies:' she asked anx-
iou,ly.
Il have great hopes of hi'r. madam
great hopes"
/ am glad to hear that"
''N es, madam, he ia pherominally lazy.
I don't think ever saw boy who was 50
lazy"
Il understood you to say that you had
great hopes of him.
so I have, for think if he ever begins
to study ne Is too lazy ever 70 stop
Texas Siftings.
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the cause.

WHY does not Fort Worth move,
now, when the opportunity is one that
seldom comes to a town? Because it
lacks leaders. Because some who
should be at the front are back with
the wagon train.
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NOTICE TO TIE PIRIIC.

THE GAZETTE learns that newsboys
are clipping the coupons from the pa
pers before selling the latter. If The
GAZETTE can learn the names of such
boys no papers will be sold them in
future, and we request all readers who
can identify such boys to give the in
formation al the business Office.
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Special 10 The Gazette
GALVESTON. Ten, July l3.-The atmOs-
pheriC pressure is greatest over the Attain
IL states ana least over the lake region,
with 4 secondary lower trough over North
Texas and New Mexico The temperature
is generally normal. except over the North
rru and Central Rocky Mountain slope.
where II Is below The weather is clear
except over the Atlantic states and the ex-
IRENE Northwest, where il is cloudy with
SllNyp,.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

MEN who have no faith in Fort
Worth should either get out of the
town or have discretion enough to keep
their mouths shut. The answer to all
such bcllyachers is very simple: "Why
do such men remain if the town is
dead" \ lack OF discretion is as fatal
as a lack of sense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

All. POsTIASTERe in The state are authorized
.. take subscriptions 10 TIE . 4ZETTE.
I.raERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOwED-Write for
terms and sample copies.
HEgIFTAN cES-By draft, check. postofice
money orlrr or registered letter can be sent AT
our RISK. All Clhtr character Of remittances
al seucRr's risk.
Silver can Ur sent in Eistered letter.
AL checks. money orders, etc. mus. 10 made
ray..B- TO .'HE GAZETTE. Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
SING SINGS ouADRuPLe EXECUTION,
The Grimes of the Four Men Who suf-
fered Death.

The Crimes of the Four Men Who suf-
fered Death.
"a click, a sharp snap, slight culver Of
the chair and attached machinery, faint
guEgle from the condemned and all will be
over Death will be instantaneous. There
will be no Kemmler business this time; no
roasting the victim to death. 1t will be a
perfect success and quick as lightning
yes, it will be lightning itself"
Such was the confident promise of the
electrocutioner or electric executioner at
Sing Sing the other day, yet the interested
public did not feel quite easy. The jour
nalists who described the horrible torture
uneasy, and the warden's family felt SO
very uneasy that they fed to the country
some days before the expected electrocu-
ton. which, in its way, prosed a success.
Strange to say, the condeunned felt no
uneasiness at all, or none to speak Of
There never were four men in the state Of
New York more ready to die. The three
who could speak English seemed more
sociable and cheerful than ever before, and
as to Jugiro, the Japanese, he couldn't act
any more sullenly than usual, seeing that
his ordinary habit was 70 exhaust natures
capacity in that direction. AL four had
lived much better and received kinder
treatment during their long term in prison
than ever before in their lives, and that
being the highest happiness they were ca
pahle Of, they were probably happier than
ever before
And yet they were we'll worthy Of study.
Wood, the negro, declared that he knew
nothing OF any religion till he was con-
demned, and as the first to instruct him
was Sister Dominica he became Catholic.
Slocum had also adopted that faith SO far
as he adopted any. Smiler was orignally'
Salvation Army captain, and his last dec
laration to Rev. s. ". EdGerton, the chap
lain Of Sing Sing, was that he died Prot
estant, but he made no special demonstrar
ton As to Jugiro, he had never mani
Tested feelings of ordinary humanity, much
less of Christianity. He knew too little
English to receive instruction, and pre-
sumabiy died as he bad iived-a latter day
pagan OF Japan; that is, blank agnostic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

THE man at home who is always
sour on the town" may be set down as
a man who has failed 10 achieve what
he thought to have accomplished, or
who is envious Of the greater success of
some other man. a dead man in q live
town is q heavier burden than all the
outside rivalry that can be met
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

ne only travelling persons. male Or female,
~ pre- sent authorized TO receive and receipt FOR
subscriptions 10 The GAZTTTE are:
g. 7. Hogan, John L. McUuf,
j. II. Slrn-H. {. p Bewley.
". h MArcuman. Mrs M.noua Ross,
Mrs G. = e4ugh W. T. Roy~trr
l.. Calhoun q. W Ellington
Miss Annie -hanard Mr.. NJ. j. Roberts.
\ Ii Bel. Geo. a. Paine.
Tho public are cautioned not to pay money
10 any other PERSONS representing them
selves as travelling agents of this paper, As all
authority heretofore issued 20 any other person
10 ia thoS, named is hereby revoked
DEMOCRAT PUBIIsHINGC COMPANY
June J. 1Sl
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On the North Side.

The people OF the North Side keep push
ing, and when the great bridge IS open for
ravel, there will be more activity. Lots
are being sold almost daily, and several
new house are going up. In the Printers
addition, d system of artes AN waterwOrks
has been put in, and other improvements
have been made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Friends OF THE GAZETTE will confer
favor on this paper by reporting all
failures 10 get THE GAZETTE on any
train coming into Fort Worth, as well
as on any train leaving the city.
Please give dates and enable us to trace
tho palISe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

Mr.. BLAINE denies that he is a dead
man. Since that Mulligan affair Mr..
Blaine has not borne high reputation
for truth and veracity, but in this case
We are disposed to take his word as
prima facie evidence of the truth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons who intend visiting the
seashore or country during the sum
mer. and who wish, as everybody does,
10 keep posted upon home events.
should have THE GAzETTEsent 10 their
address. The addresses Of subscribers
hanged as desired
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TO AL NEWS DEALERS

rs advertised in THE GAZETTE
Scholarship announcement, all orders
for extra papers from this date to
August Il next. must he accompanied
by the cash. This is the rule estab-
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for publication n the Sunday
eaito! Of THE AZETTE should be handed n
Estore o clock Saturday evening Advertisers
VIII consult their own interest well our
convenience, 0y needing this suggestion, as We
cannot guarantee the insertion Of advertise.
mEgts received after that hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

Entered ri the POstot1icc N Fort Worth, Tex,
as SecondI,lass Matter
For the benefit Of our patrons " no desire 10
seul single copies Of TIE GAZETTE through
the mail. we giE r herewith the transient rate CT
postage.
Foreigt and Domestic. Per Copy.
eight aud rHel' o page paper-.--...-...--s cent
SIXTEEN AM twenty page pa er..-.......2 cents
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HEo,.EST OF THE PUBLIC.

Pe-cuu~ unable 10 obtain TIE GAZETTE ut
news agencies, on railway trains and in other
= 'ces where usual" SOLD, VIII confer 4 favor
La-l lct.,.lFs
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INSTRUCTIONS TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Give Postuilcr Address in :ull, including
County and State.
II address is TO be changed, give old address
as well as new.
THE G AzETTL Will be sent only for the time
H0I which Iemittauce is made
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

BY MAII-IY ADvANCE-PosTAGE PAID.
Daily and Sunday, one year................slo 70
Daily and Sunday six months -............ %
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ....--..-- . W
The Sunday GAZETTE. ll6 to 2i pages, VT : W
The Weei-y GAZETTE. ~ pages, one year W
BY carrier il thc city and SUBURBS, - cents =
week o. 81 per month
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1000 70
$50 90
Texans Abroad

Special TO he Gazette.
NEW YORK. July 1H-DaIlas-H W
Friend, St. Cloud San Antonio-M. F.
Ellis, Union STuare. TeXas-P II. Heel +
Belyidere.
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C,-itcd States signal service cotton region
bG,!etiu for twcuty-foUr hours. ending al i
TO- m. yesterday. showing the maximum
temperature. the minimum temperature and
rainfall bN niche, and hunjrcdthS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

WAsuI>CroN. July "A. a m.-Forecast
till p. ~. Tuesday. For Eastern Texas.
generally fair. continued higher tempera-
ture, sou'hcaStcrly winds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-14

Tie Democrat Publishing company will pay
the sum OF $40 for the arrest ana conviction OF
aByGJ5y stealing PG pers from the residences OF
once Of subscribers.
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SPECIAL NOIlCtS.

and payable on or before The 2}rd Gay of =.
1913, interest at per cent, payable ANNA a.
Then the four leagues OF Wilbarger county d,
whole, subject TO vendor lien OF 5000, -
and PAYABLE on the ith day of November, IIF
with interest at per cent per annum, payr-s
annually. Then the four leagues OF puC-.r
county lands as q whole. subject 10 a venoor,
lien OF $1,000, due and payable on or before BE-.
Srd day OF March, 1896. With per cent inter-..
payable annually. Then Will oner AL L.
the lands as one lot Then Will Offer d. u.
ana whichever bid or aggregation Of bids sta
be the highest will be accepted ny me, 9u1 u
sale made ana declared accordingly.
said sale Is 10 satisfy certain indebtrtr-.,
adiudged against john ". Mum, 7. y M 3D..
sam Z. WLkS. and the firm Vi Mum Er.~ (,
HllkS in favor OF Gregory. Cooley O..
amounting Al the date of said decree OF ne --.-
day OF April. 1890 10 about S'ttr1- beside ...-
Of suit and interest since then accrued a,
shown in the face OF said decree. 10 wb,vE,gsf6st
ence is here made and inspect 2a1shs%s
| yited. said iudebtsdncss seesFNd ly -->;
mortgages on the pr4EsasseS'oreSaid and vl...
are duly fOreS,QSsskSs,ji decree and this So
ordered. 10 satisfy certain C-.n- 81.
delSsseS adludced against John W Num- =.
essssT degree in favor Of James Ii. iii. ..- --
sum of 80 ~ ~ besides cost and Itgre-- 4,
crued and 10 accrue thereon as shown -
face Of said decree OF April lith, Iesn, w.--. e.
urbtednes> TO said Hell was secured 10. -Er
mortgages on the property aforesaid. ty g,
the lands. mich mortgages are duly FORE. ~
in said decree.
Ana also 10 SAllNlF certain oih"r -i-
ness in said decree mentioned amount -
SiN.l36SS. with costs aud interest thereon ..o-.
the date q. said decree as stated therein. a- -
secure which mortgage wsS given oy job s..
Num- on Al tie cattle. horses and lard 81. -..
said
will begin this sale II 10 O'Clock a. II. o- ID
ith dJv Of August. 1891 and continue II ~ g.
day TO day until completed according 81 Fla
provisions of said de, recS. copies Of which .
bg seen a the First National Bank. Co. ....
TsvaS At all times. 4 b ROBERTSON.
July /. lSI1 Special Master.
Mention the Fort Worth tia.ettc.
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Cuester (pointirg to a massive, bushy
headed Ethiopian standing on street cur
nerl-Do You see that colored gentleman
over there?
Jester-I do.
Quester You'd hardly take him to be a
gentleman of the cloth" would you?
Jester-Yes, L would, aud pretty good
material at that, for he comes pretty near
being ''all WOOL and a yard wide. Boston
Courier.
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University of the Month

Does The GAZETTE know of such a school
as the University of the SOUTH If SO.
please state in your columns where it is.
Brownwood. Tex. H H MOORE.
TORT WORTH. TEX. July IL 1891
Editor Gazette.
The University OF the South" is located
at Sewance, Tenn. near Nashville / am
very truly yours. " NJ HANNEY.
500 South Calhoun Street.
FORT WORTH, TEX. July 10. 1891
Editor Gazette
in reply to the inquiry of H. H Moore Of
Brownwood, Tex, as to whether there is
such a school as the University of the
South, and, if so. its location. am clad 70
say there is, and It's location is s;ewauee.
Tenn. Il IS situated upon a high mountain
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TELEPHONES.


Editorial Rooms ...... ........- III
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what She Cnuld DO.

do you never get ou5 at all:" The
crippled girl shook her head. And are
you not able to read or wrjtes'
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81 S 81 Psf 4s.s for H. OIL