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SUNDAY AT THE CAMP
Hundreds Of Visitors From BoRman
Go 10 the Old Fort.
SOLDIERS ATTEND CHURCH
Awaiting the Experiment of the
Signal Corps-Advanced Rifle
Practice viii Commence To-
Day-Cood Shots Absent.
snecial pisrateh 70 I'D standard.

Special Dispatcn 10 the Stahuaru.
Bozeman, Mont, Aug n.-Sundsy
was visitors day az camp Lloyd and
hundreds Of people were there from the
city. The regular routine work. with
the exception of drills, was gone
through to-day. including guard mount
in the morning and drcss parade in the
evening.
Al $40 a. m. Chaplain Stull conducted
the services In front Of the officers
quarters, and delivered an able and ap-
propriate sermon. Large numbers OF
the militiamen also attended services
in Bozeman. In the afternoon from :
to 4 o'clock and IL the evening the
reglmeatal band gave concerts, and at
the conclusion the afternoon concert
Bandmaster Tr<loar was presented
with a magni6cent bouquet by Miss
Wakefield Of Bozeman.
This afternoon the signal corps went
out to one OF the nelghboring bluffs to
communicate with the corps that left
several days ago for Pony, but the
latter had not VT arrived at their des'
tination. and communication was con-
sequently not opened, but probably will
be tomorrow. The experiment will be
awaited with great interes, by officers
and men. as signalling over such a
range has never been attempted In
Montana. Some successful signalling,
however, was carried on between the
local corps and the camp. and some
excellent photographs Of the interesting
work were taken by Official Photo
grapher Canning.
onel Wallace Of the regular army took
the place Of Adjutant Marsh. owing
to the fact that the latter was in poor
voica Lieut.. w. II. Wassell Of the
Twenty-Second infantry at Fort Asslnl.
boins, who has been in camp until to.
day. will next Wednesday or Thurs.
day get out the first issue Of Nation
al Guard paper. and, If successful, will
be continued.
/ Advanced rife practice will com
mence at o'clock Monday Afternoon
and conclude on Wednesday. tn,
prizes to be conterted are gold medals
silver medals. gold buttons. silver but
tons and gold and silver bars for sharp
shooters. The gold cup now held b!
Company G Of Butte win also be con
tested for agalp... Company G last yea
won II from Company II Of Bozeman
and the Butte boys will work hard t,
retain 1t, although they will be under
great disadvantage, from the fact tha
at least FIVE OF the crack shots tha
were with the company last year ar
not In 1t this year. Major Cook ha
been promoted. and f. Fisher. Gu,
kintsbury. Sergeant w. b. Knowltoi
and ]. r. Morrison were prevente,
from attending the encampment. it /
said, because their employers woul
not let them off. 1t is claimed that wit
any two OF the absentees the compan
would have dead cinch on the cur
There are. however, some very goo
shots In the company yet. notably Can
tain Wynn. Mortford. Calkins. Trerls
and McClosky.
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A DUEL POSSIBLE.
taideron. Consul FOR saliva Tor. Challenges
PrcSiden. Casir.

San Francisco, Aug. ll.--EusterIto Cal.
deron. consul for Salvador. is on the war
pa,h AMI seeks the blood OF NJ Cas!n.
president of the American Deyelopme n
company. He has challenged Casin TO a
dusl and the latter has signinci his In
telfion OF iigaliing the consul Casin was
tn company with Consul Ballen OF Ecua-
dor. Caldcron passed them on Kearncy
street and sneered az Casln. The lltler
rushcd after Calderon aud begged him To-
follow him thar he might fight Z out
lnsteal ClldefJu sought the projection
Of a big policeman and declined the inyi-
tatiOn. Then Cisln called him a coward
= h5,- iilrl yellow dog and other un-
pleasant things. san Caldcron would nor
light and went home under guard Of rhe
Policeman.
Later. however. as CIsin was 1lneng
w-gh General Ezetd. a messenger arrived
with u challenge from calderon 20 dea l.
ly combat, The message also assured
tnat he. Calirron, was his friend and
Cas.n's mistaken friendship FOR Ezeta
was all thar came between them,
Cds1u sa.i tonight h. did not think II
would be necessary 10 fight caldcrOn
w.i1 deadly weapons. fsts would be suffl.
cseH.. Cald r,u and Casin were formerly
Intimate frieH IL. but when General Ezetl
arrived trouble began Ezeta Is Calder
on's hlttcNrs', enemy while Casin has be-
come very intimate wHh the fug.."e
warrior
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.
George Lohmer, Arrested for Embez,ie-
ment, Takea His Life In .Iau.

Cleveland, Aug. 11.-George I.ohmer. for
several years bookkeeper at the city
work house, was arrested this morning
on the charge Of embezzlement OF city
money. AT o'clock tl1s evening he was
found dead in a cell al the central police
station under circumstances which ind,-
cate suicide.
On June II was discovered that Loh-
mer had been embezzllng funds entr,st.
ed TO him. The shortage amounted 20
5000. He was permitted to retain his po-
sition until his frislds male good u -
shortage and was then dismissed. Since
then an expert investisi ion of the l., oks
showed further shortage Jf atout
$1,000. He was arresit a; I O'Clock ,bs
morning. This afternoon he ms lie 1 con-
fess.on In which he admitted ne thief. OF
$1,000. An hour later he was fbunl ly-
ing on the floor OF his cell lead. lie
was IS years of age. lie had wife and
two children, but he abandoned them
soon after his crime WAS discovered.
For some time he has been living here
with n woman VINO is believed ID BE- m
actress. and he was with hor AZ the hour
OF his arrest.
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HE'S NO GOOD.
Attorney General Harmon Has a Cruel
Broth sr-in. Law


Denver. Col, Aug. li.-Protoblv verv
lew friends of the family OF Atro-ney
General Harmon are aware of the fac,
mat his brother-in-law. Charles Hsrri-
son Seo5ey, formerly OF Denver. and now
OIL cripple Creek. is accused OF being a
very cruel man. Mr.. Scobey Is brother
OF The wafe OF General Harmon, and his
own wife. Nettie L. Scobey, makes the
serious charge against him. or at leas;
she made IL In divorce SUIT filed In the
county court on May last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scobey lived in Hamilton.
Ohio, for q number OF years after their
marriage and then came 10 Denve. Sco-
hey, who was druggist by iess.on
started store and the couple lived mod
estly and prospersd. Finally a disagree
ment arose and the wife and husband
parted. a suit for divorce followed and
his wife was given a decree. She told a
very sensational story of his alleged
cruelty and won the sympathy OF the
jury ana the few spectators who were in
the court room. She said that her hus-
band had been IN the habit OF calling
her names. He followed this by threat
ening to pull her nose and slap her iace.
On one occasion. after lengthy quarrel
he told her that he hoped she would suf-
fer the tormcnts OF he'll. She seldom was
allowed ID 20 out Of her husbands sight,
she said. and he made her each morning
v!sr m A. ne t,oIc. In orle- 70 ,c,u-
py her time he made her clean out the
store. She had to attend to household
duties in addition to this, and she lld
ili llk7 *. There were no other WITNESSES
and the wife was granted divorce and
given the right TO assume heT maiden
name, Nettie j. Reed
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AT THE REVIEW.
General Campos Delivers a Patriotic Ad-
dress Another fight.

Havan,, Aug, l-Early this morning
morning immense crowds began n M
wade the Psrque de la Unique 10 be pres
ent at the review Of the l.J0U Havana yol-
unteers which We're golns into ho dclL
The city was daily decorated anl nu.n-
btrs Of ladies' were on The strsEs and
on the balconies overlooking the route
OF the parade. AT S O'Clock ctp;. 3cn.
Martinez de Campos arrived at the rark,
accompanied by his staff, General .\rde-
rlus. the governor, and his secretary.
This Is the FIRST appearance OF Marsnai
Campos In publ.c since the hattie OF Per-
alej0, the name by which the battle be-
tween Mazanillo ani Baylmo, In whch
General Slntocilies was killed. has come
to he called. The police were not able TO
res rain the crowds from rushing over
the troop barriers TO greet the general
cheering for Spain AMI shouting acclama-
tions for the conqueror Of Peraleto. AZ
ter he had reviewed the volunteers Gem
eral Clmpos with great emotion deliv-
cred a patr.O,tc speech, Volunteers ler1
Immediately for Nllllr, Lieut.. Col. Ro-
don. with 800 troops aad artillery leit
Blyamo to protect a convoy which was
transported by the river Cautc. In III
Judo, near Corallte, he surprised the IN
surgents with discharge OF r!he shots
nv the vanguard and With five shots
from the artillery. The insurgents lost
10 killed and 2s wounded and were dis
perSed TO the mountains.
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BASEBALL RIOT.
The Bleachers Took Exceptions to the
Cmpire's Decision. Players Injured.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. IA special
TO the Sentinel from Terre Haute. Ind.
says: The Indianapolis ball players were
mothej here to-day az she conclusion OF
t'he game. During the game there were
Tany close points AMI several dec. s,ons
OF Sheridan were ttken exception 10 by
the bleachers. In the eighth inning the
game was stopped for Is minutes, the
crowd surging into the fell and making
all sorts OF rlo,ous demonstrarons TIM
PIE sheridan was rhrcatened. az were
the Indianapolis players. who stood By
him. After the game had been in.Sned
and me indianapolis boys had won. the
crowd was frenz!el. rush wss made
for Sheridan and as a result thr' ~ tle
Indianapolis men were iniure l-Motz
Hogan AMI F.shsr. Thf ls.tsrs ankle
WAS spramel aud MJ;1 I7d iI5gla re-
90 we'd bruises absut the face ana body.
hE Thoir Injuries are nJi serious.
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A FIGHT IN A BOX CAR.
Stone Cutters and Trsmps shoot at One
Another In Earneyt.

Ashtabula, Ohio. Aug. 1l.-SIx men had
a desperate battle in a box car between
Erie. Pa, and this place. last night.
Three si-onocuuters, named II. q. East
Eek. Bert Smith an1 JOIN Meinhari.
boarded the train a. Erie 10 come to Ash
tabula. At water eank phree tramps
entered the car. When the train had got
under way again two tramps drew re-
volvers and asked the men 20 hand over
what money they had Smith had a re-
volver and showed fighj. In an instani
a battle between him and the two tramps
was In progress. Eastlick was ahot
through the groin. Smith received a
wound. In the neck and one of the tramps
had a bullet through the back. On the
arrival OF the train here the wounded
were cared for. The tramp. who gave
his name as john Culdy. Of Waterbury.
Corn, Is In a critical coudgt.pn.
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ANOTHER DRY DAY.
steve Brodie Has Peck of Trouble, but
He Did Nothing Unlawful

New York. Aug. 1.-The many new and
interesting features In the fight OF the
saloon keepers against the police, which
were promised for to-day. did not mate
r!al!ze and the day simply fell in line
with the other Sundays which have inter-
vened since the reform police board took
ho.i OF the municipal administrator.
II was a pretty dry day, but a shade
pleassnter for the thirgSy. who lcarned
Of q scheme % secure drinks from an ap-
parently closed saloon. For the stranger
and the minated the day was as dry as
the past half dozen Sundays. Few deal
ers took advantage OF The privilege OF
keeping their places open, which has
lately been decided 10 be legal. provided
liquors are not given away or sold.
The most notable instance was that OF
Steve Brod,e, who had no end OF trouble
in carrying on a charitable enterprise in
his saloon. Brodie was giving away lem
onade and taking collection for free
Ice fund. when rhe police arrested him
for breaking the Sabbath law, but he
was promptly discharged by Magistrate
Cornell. Afterwards he was arrested
twice. but each time was released and
resumed business.
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ON SOCIAL PURITY
AN IMMORAL WAVE SWEEPING
OVER THE COUNTRY.
This Divine Gives the Thester . Dig and
Doesn't Forget to His shs Dirty
Cigarette . swipe.

Cleveland. Aug. 11.-"Social Purity
was the topic OF the Rev. ]. 8. Rea-
gers sermon at the Epworth Memorial
church last evening. Paurs advice To
Timothy. Keep yourself pure" was
the center thought OF the sermon He
said that there was no subject Of
greater Importance and the man was
blind indeed who did not see great
danger In the wave OF immortality that
is sweeping not only over this coun-
try but the world as well. He said
that his discourse was in the interest
of the home OF girlhood. womanhood.
boyhood and manhood. He referred
to the tendency nowadays for the pub
lie to look with apparent Indifference
upon what are sources Of great injury
and immortality. He cited as an ex-
ample OF this a display OF posters that
were recently posted about the city
and that were advertising an attrzc-
tion at one of the leading places of
amusement. He said that there was
enough poison in one Of these posters
to damn all the boys in a neighbor-
hood.
Il don't believe" he said, "that the
young man or woman who Is con-
slant attendant upon the theater can
keep the mind pure. There Is a class
Of periodicals that the young man or
woman cannot read and keep the mind
pure The Police Gazette and papers
Of that sort that are so common in our
barber shops for example. I don't hes
itate to say that no young man can
look upon lewd picture and keep his
mind pure. Another source OF great
danger is the tendency OF young men
to congregate in smoking quarters.
They get together and they smoke.
and they talk. think the man who
invented the cigarette was certainly
possessed Of the inspiration Of the
lower regions. While they talk and
smoke the pictures referred to are
mentioned. and the first thing you
know they are plotting how to rob the
virue OF innocent girls.
Back alleys. lonely lanes and hay
lofts are bad places for boys to con-
gregate II you want them to remain
pure. | have often wondered that
there has not been a revolution of the
mothers of the country against that
hell devised and soul destroying Gig
| arctic"
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touvlcts Break Jail.

Perry. q T, Aug. ii.-At 5 o'clock
this morning Ben Cravens and BIZ
Crittend0n, two noted prisoners, broke
out OF the federal Jail here. Critten-
don Is a half-breed Cherokee Indian.
and he and Craven are classed as two
Of the most desperate men OF the ter
ritory 4 posse of 20 men has been In
pursuit OF the prisoners all day and
news reached here at noon that a posse
came up with them 20 miles west Of
here and Cravens was killed.
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LOST ART RECOVERED.
These Men Claim They Can Weld Copper
to steel or Iron.

Pittsburg. Aug. 1i.-George Cromley.
Cornelius Shay and John Ryan. iron
and steel workers. have discovered the
lost art Of welding copper to iron or
steel. They show several samples OF
the metals perfectly welded. The last
record history gives Of these metals
having been welded was In 800 B. &.
The value OF the discovery comes in
the fact that copper offers greater re-
sisiance to the action Of salt water
Shan any other metal. The Carnegie
company has offered the men fixed
price for the secret A shop has been
fitted up at the Homestead plant.
where tomorrow the men propose 70
weld a plate of copper 10 an ingot OF
nickel steel armor plate
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CUT TO PIECES.
Doubled -Iieader Freight Passes Over the
Body of . Man Near Helena.

Dou bie- Header Freight Passes Over the
Body Of = Man Near Helena.
Helena. Aug. ll.-A man named Ross
was killed ON the Northern Pacific
railroad a few miles east Of East Hell
ena this morning He was run over
by double-header freight and cut In
pieces. II Is believed he had been rid
ing on the trucks OF the westbound
passenger, which passed the place at
which he was found about an hour
before. and had fallen on and been
killed before the freight struck him.
He has a wife and children in the
East. but II Is not known exactly
where. lie was about 40 years old and
evidently a working man. From a
time book found on him Il Is believed
he had recently been employed at Win
ston In the mines and at Red Lodge.
The coroners inquest. held this after
noon. freed all railroad men from all
blame In the matter.
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STREET CARS COLLIDE.
A Number Of Passengers seriously In
iured On the same Track.

Cincinnati, Aug u-At = o'clock 20
night TWO electric cara onilidsd at Fourth
and Main streets. seriously .njuring three
and slightly injuring others. The Fort
Thomas cars from the east and the Price
hill cars from the west, on Fourth street.
take rhe same track on Main street, and
The collision was there. The Fort Thom-
as car was dsmcI.shed and the Price hill
ear badly damaged. Following are the
injured: Ben Kramhurg left arm bro
ken and Indy mashed; Albert Loners.
fee, mashed and limbs injured; John
Kuntze, face and head cut. All are In
serious condition. The others injured
were able 70 be taken TO their homes.
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New York. Aug. ii.-I.aborcrs to-day
discovered three bodies IN the ruins OF
the Broadway building which collapsed
Thursiay All OF them are bodies ot men
,loshsi IKE work ngmcn. but were 50
battered and mulilatst thar they c3ufi
noi bc identlfcI by friends OF she mss
ing who visited the morEuc. Thcrc arc
s,v,l men on the liz, Of m.ssiag, and
doubtless the three beiies are three of
these meu The death reyD-1 from thS
disaster now reaches lS and TIE h5tiJm
or the wreck has not been rc17hed.
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London, Aug 1l.-Emperor William left
Cowts Saturday at midnight for Lord
Lonsdales seat at Lowthre castle. There
Will be grouse drives on Monday over
the moors fer the emperor's sport, for
which GO beaters have been engaged.
Emperor William Is to take a tour OF the
Engi,sh lakes during the week and will
embark at Leith on Thursday on board
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern for Will
helms Haven.
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SUTRO'S GIFT.
san Franci-cos Wealthy Mayor Makes q
l,encrnu. on z To thc Stnir InIxnrxitr

san Francisco, Aus. ii.--Adolph su;ro.
mayor Of san Francisco. has offered tho
state university regents ID acres OF land
hin the city limits on which TO cree,
buildings for the affiliated colleges OF
the university In addition 70 this he
slll deed TO che trustees for the city Il
acres adjoining as a site for the Sutro IL
hrary of more than su0Nn rare eolumes.
The library and property are 20 be held
In TRUST for tre c!ty and the library will
he free 10 all, irrespective OF race or
color. The gfft. which has NOT YET been
accepted. IS valued at N.501Go. and will
b. worth TWO millions when the coniem-
plafei Improvements are made Mayor
Su.ro h. S1il 20 own onc-tensh OF the to-
tai real estate In san Francisco city and
county. Most Of 4. however. Is unlm-
proved
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American Woman Arrested.

Liverpool. Aug. 1.-THE police here ar.
rested on Saturday on board the steamer
Btrur1a an American lady booked for
New York. She was booked under the
alias OF Stanley and was charged with
stealing jewelry 30 the value q e. .0O
from Mrs. Gibbons Of Rsigmount Car
dens, London. whose guest she was dur
ing July, under the name Of Mile Mel
let. The jewelry was recovered.
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Acceptable to Both Factions.

Cincinnati, Aug. u.-Dsmocratic leadssu
throughout Miami valley have started a
movement to nominate John A. McAfahon
OF Daytouat the demccrstsc state con-
vention In Springfield next week. There
has been some feeling engendered IN the
silver fight. Mcmahon has kept out Of
10 hch fid..1as.
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japan and Her War shin.

san Francisco. Aug ii-Japan is ev-
dcnfly preparing for another war. The
lEtle .sland empire wants ~ new war
ships. and on Tuesday Irving NJ Scott
WI sail for Japan to secure the con-
tracts for building some Of the war YES
sells. San Francisco is the nearest port
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Eagle Pass. Tex. Aug. n.-Ten deaths
ffcm smallpox and Ave new cases are re-
ucrtci AZ the quarantine station. The
ruls1sr su=tld OF the disease has been
uracticaly checked by the successful
vacctna lion q the unaff,tcfed.
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san FiIns..Co, Aug. 1.-THE Examiner
says thEs fen. Thcr1s HubSlri. WAC
rcprs sents the Sealrc's Interests N thu
SpIilerr "a 'E1ic company. "a the man
who viii succeed c. =. Huntington as
preslicr. 81 t1c read whcn Huntington
d!ei or rt.ires. HunCngton. e - SAID
thinks highly Ct Hu6barfs ability and
wishes him to be his successor. Hunting
ton and Hubbard made an agreement
whereby Senator Stanford was ousted
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Old orchlri. Me-. Aug. 11.-At DR.. A.
II. simpsons Christian Alliance meeting
to-day $500 was pledged for missionary
work This Is the largest collection ever
taken In the world in a single day for
missionary purposes. Nearly 1900 psupLs
attended the meeting.
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Evidence ia the pucik Murder.

Chicago. Aug. li.-Superintendens Afoe.
gan OF the Cook county asylum for che
insane said to-day that he had secured
considerable new evidence regarding the
killing OF George Puck Friday. and thai
Il pointed strongly TO the equal guiIt OF
Attendant Anderson with Attendant
Cough.
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Bloominglale. Ind. Aug. u.-Ax mid
night Justice Penny held for trial Daniel
Keller his wife and sister Mamie FOR
the murder OF Miss Cara Snnks. the
young girl who was found dead few
weeks ago az Wolff Creek FalS.
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Butte. Aug il.-Sadie Black dtsd -
night from dropsy. aged IL years Ine
funeral will take place at : O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon from the residence.
A. South Washington street.
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treaties and perform other diplomatic
work. The first preacher OF the old
South church az Boston was Rev. Thom-
as Thatcher, the American ancestor OF
the Thatcher family.
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nnra Italian Inward.

sydney y. 5. W. Aug 1.-Two more
boats 0s the British steamer Cathsru,
watch ran on the sllt rocks between sgd
ney and Brisbanc. have been found bot
tom upwards.
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20 japan where lighting ships can no
built. Mr. Scott expects 70 return with
enough contrasts 70 keep his company
busy for some time.
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Washington. ID. C.. Aug. il.-For Mon
tana; Fair: continued high temperature /.
plohably cooler. Tuesday sourherJy
wluiS
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from the presidency Of the road In lsso.
According to this agreement Huntington
was to be president for 10 years.
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Baseball Yesterday.
AT Cinclnnaii-7. St. Louis. ]. Game
called ON account of rain.
Al Chlcago--S. Louisville. 1.
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