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MONDAY, May I'd.
Court meets at 2 P. ". in bank Motions
and examination of class Of applicants.
IN BANK.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-23
Peleteria LA Americana"
DE PI2A HEkMANOS

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vIsatar osaes Duon esJaD ecln1lento 10 0eGGaAe
donae So ehUonGFaCa ElsmpE6 IN eOnstante
surtldo Qe caiSadO para kenorass csDaAeios y
xnalos, toto soAecJo plecius salnainentS
pOpnlaLes
fa9 ~ sStrtsd0 Sc fe2sMeUG pOT t000S t0s vGp0TeS
Esla sste Gase sO4o7se YOnde calzaoo pEvduoI
ID las mejores taDrlcas naclolates J eAtranj
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Ia .,ts {sxusnslon On el Darrl0 10 'Pledra-gor
0,s ~ tIva mas on LOS Oarrlos ''GAaao ~ -.
brao6 aqua 90 menos eAJsnsA0n, Gooas on "a
anrsasaccioii de Gamuy, las cuaies psrueneolecon
i Iss senores Amell lila ca ~ que Las 10.
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mArAa " III 1891. - faNctsco Hdrfd' lo-4a
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AL PUBLIOO

Habienuo iLegadO nOElcla nuesGra que
salRunas personas man Hv4lUlJs1O efectOs Oh ei
comBrClO, u pedldo ulnero personas do MUGS.
ira amlstau uandO para clio snuesU1O nonDrR,
snaccInos saser pOrs sel presente annneo que~l0
recOnOe elemos ueuda alguna que pers0nalmen.
te no nayaInOs cUnLk aluO nOsOLrOs nu6SGEaG
esposas, III salts htarem0s eteot0 alguno en- 8
scOmeroao slspor LOS nllsmos no IA sloO sol1clte-
40 <supilca1ao en- case dc prasenbarse perso
ma algnnn con taL OpJeJo, SO nQs s4Vise 0poitu
na1n6nbo para proeeQsr con 81 EsIatador como
cor1esponaH.- Il eg ss02sd0 Qe tSdTgt ga VSCeaatt
E.0lan0.- lSuas he9ygeG,- francisco GUteEt
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Emulsion Oreosotada
4a- a.0gz DE RABELL, q S. a.,sz
Farmaeeutieo de la Universidad de la Habana.)

BGeGs q podeyosO rensedio para 1Gs esVeyne-
dGdeS del pecbO.
| liza EMULSION CRE0SOTADA del DR.. Ra-
oell, es IN magnlhcoy y maraYilioso agente to-
rapeuGicos. de 6xieo SECURE en- la BTOHQssitis,
TYsas, Lgrjag5t5s, AsnsG, CatGrr0s, Toses perti-
sGceS, ReSfYSad0s. EsCr6fstsG, AasensiG,s RGQssi-
tjsasO en- los ninos, De65tiGGds genenae ~, en- su-
IA, para las ateoclonee daq ls sgarganta, los
oronquiosy los pulmones. Desplerta el ape
lho y vigoriza las na5uralezss mas emp0breci-
las. Els 81 remedio por exelencia. So
La EMULSION CREOS0TADA DE RABELL,
aue7a, dnlca y,orlginal aaociaoi0n de ACEITE
De BAChLAo, GkEOS0TA & HLP0FOSFITOS
DE- CAL Z SOsA, ea una sIsltcada orema, Fsde
suaVe 0l0c naIsainlOo, Dc graGo sShor, palada-
ola has5a pOEsl0s niza0s.f saasssA &c sssan s.
Eodoa Log IL saTznGs Is n3LasEan ain repug-
aano:a, toU ls.s2slaasiy gusts. aea q elab0rada
pom aaqulsiG0 salasro gEnapess admirara 50
eapisla aaei04 cnI aJlVa.5e 8auxgsa OIfa&a - &,
S. ~ V6as0 81 ample prCHpecto aqae aeon.
pana GAIA naaeo.-~~itss Tsass sea .t0das laa
Orognsrsas i Bosegs de Ia Isss de GRba.-De,
,0sst0 E;rsaasaa b Slaa Re0n gaaf da Jose Ea-
Ds4-sssAE'aaz, s~Ssesss alSo s<glnacis = Dro-.
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la eResoS9sadts Bspesasaso, q fonda posGda.

FL dueIt6- -ev esteAnJiguO y aered1tadO esta~
0ieCimlenG0, aospuos de- teEmlnadas Las obras en-
el lnGroducldas queIe c0lO0ans Ala altura que re
4ue requlere ei slglO A4xs Ofrece aus servlciOs N
puDllcO dssde el ula l: del proximO mes de Sc
siem ore, partieuarmente los viajer0s de lA iala
que v1alten la Capital, - - e ssEss.s.1 $500
Tlene eli estabiecamiento habitaciones hoseas
" syentlladas cen a0ua elase de acOra0dldadea, 10
lmlsm0 que vxeeleness sal0nes ync0medores. Hn
auanO n0lEa emitldU aReriiclOn para haeas conf0r-
s.able ebdlchsa eat4blecimieneo edonae 80 sszyirA
S L~s Kkk ukMADA ENPkkAEzA ensE situaae
ii. sStA Mafma, Gale de la. PTircess nem. Z. Vie
utAd dicho sats bleSa1n1ente 81 ealdF6dh comrlae
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en Bagahona Fcanqaez, t6lnlno de Morovls
800 D 900 enerdas do Clerra paEa pastos y cafe
como 400 resaa qua pas5aa on elias. denas
una Duena casa terrera dc mamposteria Ga la
Gale Nuevad de este pusOlo, Goa Duenos alma
Genes para 0eoplar tcu5os, Ri qae ln5orese-su
compra, p1eaa verse coa don Ventura Pinot,
en- MAnatl Celia N1eva. $50
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sfcGs q p0derOs0 Te0sedio para Gas esVesnse-
/ dGdeS 6el pecAO.
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Bayam6n, z de Enero de 1892.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-10
A Cure for EaracIle.

Il am afraid I have greatly inter
fered with my own practice" said a
celebrated aurist, "by giving the fol-
lowing advice to many Of my friends:
1T the first symptoms of earache let
the patient lie on the bed, with the
painful ear uppermost. Fold a thick
towel and tuck it around the neck;
then with Il teaspoon fill the ear with
warm water. Continue doing this
for fifteen CT twenty minutes; the
water will fill the ear Orif1ce and flow
over the towel. Afterward turn over
the head, let the water run out and
plug the ear with warm glycerine and
cotton. This may be done every hour
until relief is obtained. 1t is an al
most invariable cure, and has saved
many cases Of acute inflammation.
The water should be as warm as pos
sible, but not too hot"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-10
Some Atmospheric Phenomena.

A man weighs less when the barom-
eter is high, Notwithstanding the fact
that the atmospheric pressure on him
is more than when the barometer is
low. AS the pressure Of air on an
ordinary-sized man is about fifteen
tons the rise Of the mercury from 20
to 81 inches adds about one ton to the
load he has to carry.
If well could be dug to the depth
of forty-six miles, the density Of the
air at the bottom would be as great
as that Of quicksilver. BY the same
law a cubic inch Of air taken 1000
miles above the earth's surface would
expand sufficiently to I'll sphere
1000, 900, 900 miles in diameter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-10

The largest vessels employed
coral fishery on the italian coas
about fourteen tons, and emf
dozen hands. They have to wOF
and day, the men relieving eac
every six hours. They fish from
to October, and their food
chiefly of macaroni and biscuit
boat makes from 900 to 800 4
according to it's size. The coral
ally found attached to rocks, nj
mud, nor in muddy waters. The
rock is formed of different spec
madrepores. Sometimes it is also
attached to shell and other mar
jects. 1t spreads out it's branches
directions, attaining a height Of a
foot and the thickness of about al
This mode of fishing coral \
primitive and might be improved
advantage. A frame, consisting
bars of wood OF iron, about tffee
in length, placed across each OF
weighted in the middle with 0
stone. This frame is hung whit
of hemp and nets, one OF when
tached to each of the four extrem
the crossbar frame. This is tn
down by means of thick rope OIL
coral bed and is dragged backwal
forward till the coral branches a
tangled in it. The rope is then at
to a windlass, and the frame
brought heavily to the surface
cious coral varies in color from
red to a pale pink. 1t is also som N
marbled black and white; and I'll
even black and white coral. keo
was once the most esteemed; nov
icate pink is the most valued
finest pink coral is worth from .
5000 per ounce, while ordlnal
coral NAV be had for $40 per OIL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-10

The question of the electro na'1,
cyclones is question of fact, and
not be determined by balancing
ions. Facts alone can decide, by
ing or disproving that cyclones
caused by electricity. | MAINTAIN
not only cyclones, but all the Pntn1
ma of the atmosphere, are eiecuI
their nature end character. Inc
upon which [ strongly rely ana 'uJ
to prove the electrical nature u
clones cannot be stated here III
are too voluminous. The SUISSE
however, is briefly as follows ! ]
minous or fiery cloud-spout, is !, Ss T.
descend from the clouds, when ID
by flash from the earth Whei IL
spout touches. Simultaneous wiz y,
flash everything free at the POM = ~ !
explodes into fragments, IS CARRIE :.'to
away, and generally hurled i iiay
clouds through the vortex. LINZ,
whenever an electric dlschale t;os
place, ozone in sitting quant.!lst1Los,
pears with the flash. Combus1lplre'
set ON fire in the buildings stru.n'
destroyed. Flashes issue liom
furniture in the houses, and spa''s =
the walls, like from an eme!y "; w
After night the tornado-cloud ~ IL; :,
ably luminous-often not perez
the daytime and wave-llKe i ar,t
the earth confronts the cloud-sPoa :
sweeps forward on the SURFACE '
ground. .ho,
I interpret these facts to say WV, ,ns
luminosity, these sparks and nam nan !
electricity, and hence thai 'n0
phenomenon is an electric one
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-10
CHAPTER VII.

Meanwhile Jack was wondering what
had become of his friends.
Haven't heard word from one OF
them" he told himself, when nearly
three weeks had passed, and even volu-
BILE Frank had not sent q line. i sup
pose I am entirely forgotten. 1t is
rather trying to ones vanity to drop out
of his friends remembrance so soon. |
never thought could be content away
from civilization, as it were. If stay
here much longer I'll begin to like these
midday dinners and going to bed with
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woods. Ere the storm

woods. Ere the storm
down, let us fly to the ao VI
OF what great voria Sood
be made up. There rn ,S'es
were hard and cruel o an, N
wickedness, yet now, S Sna
by grace, they coma IG 1T.
fowl OF every wing 'a'0
come the children Who an
loving home circles flocE ~ ""
gates of life, "All fowl mug nt
These were white and 90 ~
ern homes; these were bl a''le
from southern plantati"0"N.
copper colored and Went 'S
reservations-"All fowl Of Wy
SO God gathers them IN VI
ishing how easy it is for p .
enter Heaven.
a prominent business
delphia went home onn a M1
down on the lounge and so ia
for me to go He was y ",u
daughter said to him, Ara
He said: mo; but tits tin ,S
go. Have John put it ie
morning papers, that r' ID
know that | am gone. CooaI
quick as that God had taIlo'
1t is easy to go when tho ,
| There are no ropes throw t.
ashore; there are no ladder, VI
pull us up. Christ comes -
by the hand and SAYS. "Vo '
enough of this; come nm "
you hurt a lily when Won NJ u
there any rudeness when l "a
the cheek, and the red Va
whitens into the lily of imm,
and gladness? ''
When autumn comes and
the woods smites his anvil -,
sparks fly on the autumnaI
there will be thousands of hi
ing in the tree at the corner
just before departing to war
and they will call and Sn
branches drop with the moi
is q better cline for rs
by we shall migrate. "
the branches of the GOOD
| preparation for departure
our voices in the opening So
hear them in the closing
good, voices bad, voices u,
distressful-''All fowl Of o
BY and by we shall be gone
If all this audience is Save
they will be, | see them eI
life. Some have hadit bau
had it easy. Some We're bri
were dull. Some were rocl,
| parentage; others have h
fantile checks scaldcd with
woe. Some crawled, as it "
kingdom on their hands and
some seemed to enter in cha,
ing fire. Those fell from a
these were crushed in a min
They are Gods singing birl
| gun of huntsman shall shoe
They gather on the trees
fold their wings Oh the b.
far away from frosts and
night they sing until the hill
with joy, and the skies droI
the arches of pearl send bat
Call fowl of every wing.
Behold the saints, beloved of Coz
Washed are their robes in Jesus
Brighter than angels, 10 they sh
Their glories splendid and subliu
Through tribulation great they
They bore the cross and scorned
Now. in the heavenly temple biz
With God they dwell Oh Him tn
While everlasting ages roll
Eternal love shall feast their SOL
And scenes of bliss, forever new
Rise in succession to their view.
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Ehe state.
kanlIl let tt
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-10

OH, GnlS mercy OF Goa! am told it is
an ocean. Then l place ON it four swift
sailing craft with compass and charts
and choice rigging and skillful naviga-
tors and / tell them to launch away and
| discover for me the extent of this ocean,
That craft puts out in one direction,
and sails to the north; this craft to the
south; this to the east: this to the west.
They crowd on all their canvas and sail
1000 years, and one day come up to the
harbcr of Heaven, and l shout to them
from the beech, ''Have you found the
shore?' and they answer, 'sNo shore to
Gods mercy! Swift angels, dispatched
from the throne, attempt to go across it.
For million years they fly and hy. but
they come back and fold their wings at
the foot of the throne and cry. mo
shore! no shore to Gods mercyr'
Mercy! Mercy! Mercy sing it. 7
preach it. | pray it. Here | find a
man bound hand and foot to the devil
put with one stroke of the hammer of
God's truth the chains fell off and he is
Ire Tree forever. Mercy! Mercy! Mercy!
Ihere is no depth it cannot fathom.
there is no height it cannot scale: there
is no lnflhity it cannot compass. I take
my stand under this goodly cedar and
see the focks flying thither They are
torn with the shot of temptation and
wounded and sick and SCARED. Some
ionght with iron beak; some once
leasted on carcasses; some were fierce of
eye and cruel of talon, but thew came
mock after lock-"All fowl of eyery
wing" 'oi
Again, all the dying will find their nost
IN tnis goodly cedar. 1t is cruel to de-
stroy birds nest, but death does NOT
hesitate to destroy one. There was a
oeautliul nest in the Eext street. Low
lngly the parents brooded over il. There
m were TWO NC, or three little robins In the
nest. The scarlet fever thrust it's hands
INTO the nest, and the birds are nona
uniy those are safe who have their nests
IN the goodly cedar. They have over
One eaen 70 hhed feathers as Of the Almighty
wings stretched over us! Tot tho .ta. 10.
De peat u, and the branches of the CEDAR toss
On the Wlnd-no danger. When . s+ouss
comes you can see the birds living to rho
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

New York. June el-Arrlved, steamships Ger
manic, Liverpool; City OF Rome, GLASGOW
Arrived out-SJeamship Etrura, New Yor for
Cardiff, June 22-Saled. steamship Indian
Prince [Brl, Forsyth, Port Royal.
Granton, June l9-Sailed barkAxel for Charles
ton.
Hamburg, June a1-Arrived, bark Blenda
lSwl, Trapp. Pensacola.
Sharpness, June 22-Arrlved, steamship Hon
iton lBrl. Page, Pensacola.
Algers, June 10 Sailed. steamship South
garth lBrl, Olditch, Pensacola
troy Bentos, April 30-ln port, bark Cuba
[Brl, Marsters, for Port Royal.
Hamburg. June i0-Sailed from Cuxhaven,
bark VerdAudi [Rusl. Pensacola
Boothoay. June i9-ArFived, schr Bertha
Louise, Calais for Palatka.
Boston. May 22-CeAred schr Waterman A
Taft Jr Mckenzie. Belfast and Beaufort, sc.
Fernandina, June 22-SRiled steamship Gar
depee [Brl, West, Harhurg; Swedish Prince
[Brl, Harrison. st Louis du Rhone.
Barry, June 2l-Saileds ship Riverside,
SpraEue, Pensacola.
Bath, Me, June 3O-saied schr Annie T Bal
ley a southern port.
Coosaw, SC, June 22-Cleared, steamship
Garlands Brl, SymondS, United Kingdom; schr
NJ Luella Wood SpauldinR Fort Royal.
Jacksonville, June 22-Ceared. schr Arvesta.
Mott, New York. tp...
Newport News June 20 Arrived, schr Henry
l. PeckhAm, Harding. Savannah.
Nohska, June s!-Passed, schr Viola Reppard,
Brunswick for Boston
New Haven. June 22-Arrived, schr Cyrus
Hall. Coombs BrunswicE.
Pensacola, juno 22-Arrived, schr Evelyn,
New Orleans.
Cleared-Steamer Casos [Brl, Goodale, Gees
temunde.
Port Royal, June 22- Sailed. steamer Collng-
ham Bril- United Kingdom.
Philadelphia, June CARVED. schr George
Churchman, RisleY, Charleston.
Delaware Breakwater, June 22-Sailed, schr
John X Halliday, Philadelphia for Brunswick
Passed out-Schr VIM C Wiekham. do for Sa-
vannah.
Perth Amboy, June 22-Arriyed, brig Mary L.
Pennell, Frye, Brunswick; schrs Horace q
Morse, Hartman, Feruandina; James Ives,
Smith Brunswick; Clara Bergen. Burroughs,
Charleston; James Judge, Davidson, Brunswick
Portland. June 25-Arrived, sohr Gertrude l.
Trundy, Davis, Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25
Concerning Your Wants.

The lone cent q word" column of the
MORNING NEWS places advertising within
the reach of every one who has anything to
sell or wants anything. Advertising shows
thrift and enterprise. and fer the small sum
of Is cents you can demonstrate that YOU
are possessed Of those very necessary requi-
sites to success in life. The MORNING NEWS
circulates everywhere, reaches everybody,
is read by rich and poor alike, has thousands
of readers who never look at any other
newspaper.
1t Will print your advertisement. if Is
words or less. for Is cents, and charge you
one cent for each added word. There is no
trouble to calculate what your advertise
ment will cost you. If you have an adver-
Using account with the MORNING News,
you can telephone your advertisement, if
you do so before 10 p. m. Business ofics
telephone is 364.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

A Ehrlich & Bro. Engel & r. L Fried, B d
RoseuorOok, Falk Clothing Co. FretWell & ".
II Furber, Fleischman & Co, N Ferst's
Sons Co, Guokenheimer & Son, 3 Gaud-
rey, J Gorham. O y Girardeau, G GRAY & Son,
@ NJ Gilbert & Co. J E Grady & Son, Cell & Q,
CT Att & Pac T Co. I'd Godfrey, Harness & J,
A Hanley, NJ ID Hirsch & Co. A c Harmon Mrs
w Jones, Juchter, Kolshorn & NJ, deg
Hops & Co, D kohler. II Kassei. Lippman Bros,
Ludden & 3, n Logan, Lowell & L, Launey & q,
Il Lovell's Sons, d y Lester Grocery Co, Jno
Lynch, Jno Lyons & Co, Lindsay Il N, Lang
b II Levy & Bro. McDonough & Co, McMa-
hon Est, Rohaim Malhami. Il Moyle, c A Mum
steT Mohr Bros, d Morrison, L Myers & Co,
Meiuhard Bros & Co, Geo Meyer, P sE Masters,
Moore & j, N Nathan Norton g. II, T Nugent,
Neidlinger & r, DR. A Oemler, Chas Ohseek
order notify Moore & J, order notify X Krovitz
n Paulsen, Palmer Hardware o. g D Rogers
Savannah Soap Works, Savannah Grocery Co,
Savannah Steam BAKERY, Savannah Brewing Co,
IL Solomon & Son, Z A Schwarz Geo Sauis, A
Stewart, Solomons e Co, II L Schreiner II San.
ders, 7 ShuDtrine & Bro, Smith Bros I. Stern
Sampson. RobeY Electric Supply Co, II Traub,
CIV Tledeman q Bro, w d Thomas, Tuberdy,
II Wilinsky. White & S, j Weichselbaum, A Wi.
linski, West & Co, Watts on& P, DR. G. wither-
III, A & Q W West. J D Weed & Co Water
Works, Wells Bros. Mai T S " yler, Walter Bros
~ Co. ST X YonRe. Steamer Bellevue. steamer
Katie, Steamer Barker, Steamer Alpha, South
ern TX Co.
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New York Market Review.

Reported by Palmer, RiUenb,lr0 d Co., success
soTs to g. & Palmer 1866 ReGde st.. N. Y.
NEW YoRK. June "a Potatoes, prime. 81 sou
90; Chile reds 81 GOAL 25; old potatoes. 250t
75c; cabbage. Norfolk, 50c0l 90; cucumbers,
81 GOAL 25 string beans, wax. half barrel 75cM
81 90; round and fat, 5ac1$1 90; tomatoes,
Florida. carriers, 81 50G2 so; Savannah, 81 90
as 90; peaches, Georgia, S2nc03 90; plums,
81 0008 90; blackberries. Mary Iand, l2015c;
North Carolina and Virginia, t5120c; buckle.
berries. l00l5c: gooseberres. 5D7c; muskmel-
ons, 81 O0G,e 90; watermelons, large, l5023c !;
pineapples. 12G1oc.
NEW YORK, June 24-Potatoes, 81 50O2 90;
cucumbers. 50c0S1 90; eggplant, s. O0M6 co.;
squash, 75cGLSf 90; tomatoes, carriers, 81 OOGl
So: crates. 81 5OG2 25; muskmelons. 81 600
90: watermelons, l5122c; peaches. s. 0OGD3 0j:
plums, 80 0003 90; pineapples, 10015c.
Palmer, RIyENBURG e. Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

According to the foregoln Bombay appears
to show an increase compared with last year in
the weeks receipts of Il. 900 bales and a de-
crease in the shipments of 19, 900 bales, and the
shipments since Sept. show decrease OF 1877,
900 bales.
FINANCIAL
MONEY MAaKKr-M 1neY is easy. The bank
cIearings fer the week amounted to 81, o4i,
254 SO.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Tbs market is barely
steady. Sterling. commercial demand. 81 57<;
sixty days, 81 sS1f; ninety days, 81 sc; francs,
Paris and Havre. sixty days. s. 1915; Belgian,
sixty days, SIS 1sN; marks, sixty days. CSC.
Banks and bankers are buying at par and sell
ing at MCAA per cent premium.
SEcURITIEs-The market is dull for pretty
securities fnd ready sale when offered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

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