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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-23

told me how Tannhauser and Lohehsrlh
were composed nearly fifty years ago
and were introduced in Paris and vienna
and nobody liked them, and they, went
took hold of Their, and revived them out
of his great regard for Wagner. lie CO.
ucated the musical world up 70 wagner
standard and now they are playeo uy enS
vyoeIl in Paireuth the greatest musical
center in the world. BY the week is meant
that it takes whole week to so Ihr ,,s,
like II is over here The company VIII pay
all the morning and have a recess LOT
dinner and continue in the afternoon ailu
again Mt night and the next day 21d SO on
until the whole thing is finished. -de.ciiui i
fathers-what would become or ne II = ~ r,''u
to endure the like OF that. BILL HiNl'
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

OF teas and Tetiey teas have now become
famous tho world over. There is the India
and CeElOn (En-lish Breakfast. The pure
Ceylon Oolons and mixed green and black
Tae combinations are perfect. These are
all sold in sealed pound and half-pound
packets M!ss Deegarn. who has charge OF
this exhibit. says the best way to make
tea Is To heat the teapot before putting in
the tea. let tie tea remain in the heated
pot little while before addina; the water.
then pour on water and in a few moments
60 Is ready FOR use: never bol tea. II one
ever eajoys 4 cup Of Teiiey's teas they viii
be SURE and wish 10 try il again
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Is Good rs the HIGHEST Priced

Dear Sl-s. / received your premium
Sawiu. Machine ma good condition week
a.-s and Z am wen pleased with H. bly,
VIE. tritd Re last week on ail c-t-
f.reut kinds ~ sewing. ana IL has
done the work as good AS q hiEh-priced
Singer machine. which she had rented FOR
81. last eight months. I think every man
who wants 8 sewing machine should get
ON. from You. as il Is fully worth the
mercy Yours truly. PAUL KAISER,
Iha-e
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.
= Cosby Exchange of Views Among
the Writers.

Miss Dorothy Ice. Rock Fence. CA have the
pattern 90 tho TARA pm cushion which a. very
Irlgfy. aud wai-n VIII send g. any une sending
So. -adlrt->cd STAMPED envelope. u any one
prefers havu- ;Lsm made, Viii make them for -
cents.
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Nrs. T.. Burtz. Modesto. Ga.-Dear Aunt SUI
sic: As thers considerable controversy 20 the
ori .u of Thsnk~aIvin. DAY. We have concluded
T. lrave b. 90 yua 20 decide.
iill-r. IL reiore. give your version IN Woman ;
4 lu .-tloin. aIia uhll-t.
au a heip.r.s invalid from rheumatism. and
heinz constant reader, having read everything
liable. yr.5lid -ay t. tine many sister ~ ANY
o. Fhein w.i s-ui lue aNy kind 81 Literature, they
vii caufer q favor vn me and briaS me under
many oblIg 4tlons.
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Fresh California Fruits.

The California state EXHIBIT IN the mana
features and liberal arts building. hich.
for the superior quality of the products
there displayed and the artistic manner ia
which II IS installed. has been from the
start one 81 tie most popular attractions
81 the exposition. is being augmented by
spieuI.I display OF citrus fruits. The navel
and other popular varieties OF oranges. the
prunciles, lines and lemons are OF quail
ity calculated 10 make the visitors mouths
water and IN the 0cnizeus Of some more
hardy CLINE with envy.
- Hat viii strike the visitor. however, as
more remarkable about this fruit IS not
alone its rIe quality ana superior bright
mess. but the fact that II comes entirely
from what IS known as northern and cen
traI California, where. the Caiifoinlans IN
charge tell you. il r.pcns from tour a. s;N
weeks earlier than 81 does in thc southern
plrt of the state, and where such a thing
49, "a rusly or siuutty or sCaiy orange has
never yct bcen known.
This irtuL coming as IL does from Porter
Wiz. Sacramento, Auburn and OraNiiie
tells tie story of CalifoTnia's wonderful
climate ana ine extent 10 which tie mel
loWuess or "A Pacific coast winter spreads
itself over that state more forcibly than
any book that could be written.
The srlay OF tho fruit that has been
earned is the most beautiful ever seen; the
color is preserved perfectly and that put
Un for use IS delightful
The sun-dried fruits are most natural Ia
taste. Tar superior 10 evauoraIed fruits.
they often losing The perfect flavor tas.t
is preserved Bee the prueess 81 sun-lre-i.
SO famous are The California wines that
their ST. iiuherts pcrs IS ordered f.r the
cellars 3f fne king of Germany and Aus
tIl4 and the ear of Russia.
Oar Of tine most attractive places in the
display is in the corner where the raisns
are shown. The lunches form huge ho-
quess On tho boxes and are very tempting
to tine palate. only three grapes make
r.l..lu--thc sultan and Thomps5n's seed
lessor the small seedlcss raiin-but the
fare large r4isi1 is from The NJ Iscat
Tue California display in this eyQosu ton,
g., .f,.. -. . f-'-, 80 y Ilusr at
tf,ir-s are TOO numerous 10 mention. The
la-... rsrrfs wheel. every ear nlied with me
finest California uut@. constantly fasolN-
Ink. che tall pyramids Of line wines ana
la.sutliu! olive oils and many other things
makes one long 20 Inger in this delight
~ corner. and IL one IS So fortunate a.
4. meet Fir. =. \. F.ieher, manager ana
SECRETARY or the California STATE hoard ~
trade. vuo is rho suucrintcul. ri ~ tla
California eghilst. they wN crsy ri4l
rs..~a these PRODUCTS II this won io:i-l land,
~ hfs courteous a-sa Kindly cNrlt1at t.fi-
enhance every ones pleasure
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Mrs. Woi.ie Ianderviie, Luna, Texas.-win the
lads 81 Georgia. who gave tine recipe tor the IA
niuus Hutteuniik yeast, pleas write, or have 10
published again I had delightful breaa until /
aust suv recipe, wall lie su giti 10 get II again
will return the FAVOR any way can.
could not rrt aionr without our dear old paper {.
I am IKE tins children though, IL do NOS see
something IRON Aunt Susie, am disappointed.
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aTested Reeipe Coo. BOOK

Among fha women composing tie board OF
women managers OF tne exposition none
have proved themselves " more value thau
tie Cha s--s,an ~ the COMMITTEES on aGr'eul-
-.-- ana rrrtleulture. AIRS. Henry Lumplin
wilson. ~rc exhibit Boo th.s department IS
very beautiful ana fun or Interest Mrs.
Wilson G.oteG 20 this branch ~ the
work. ana being faH of emery, she has
ACQUITTED herself with great credit. but the
-ra-s fa1t has crowned Nrs. wilson with
more honor shan anything else is Aer recipe
~ - being v-11t us name denotes,
.sTes-sd Recipe Book" We an know l0H
us.l.ss 4 recipe IS that has not been tested
ana auw valuable it becomes IL Endorsed hE
some good r3usckceper sp Mrs WILSON,
-fls IS herself an excellent hnuseEeepar. has
undertaken. very successfully, 30 compile q
h.ak of tested recipes gathered from tAe
finest aau-.Ecepers .n the south. the rasul.
fn = small volume contain luc seven OF p.ent
-.-1treI 81 the incest recipes for breads.
cat--. meats. soups. salads. pickles. desserts
ANA efaHr- cash recipes Great care has
tr.n teEen .a gathering these del -ltful
recipes and tae small price ~ IS cents puts
ts book altn.r t1r Teach of ail Mrs.
wilson's address is "airs. Henry IL. Wilson.
H-t.htr.e street. Atlanta. GA" 3 most
heartily inlcrse these most excellent
.
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ers done with Asiatic flo silk. Then make puff
ing of the satin about inches in width when
done. and sew around the center piece doubling
under at the corners, and fastening ON the outer
edge OF tho pastebOaTd all around; cover the
wrong side OF the other piece of pasteboard with
plain satin (this Is the bottom of the cOrner)
Box plated satin ribbon is then placed all around
both pieces, and the two hinged together with
bows. the quilted sides inside, and tied like
book.
Another, is pretty and effective receptacle for
holding letters, and can be made thus:
Cat a crescent from cardboard and cover with
cream coiored silk. Make pocket of pale blue
sik and sew a cross, on the lower edge, the word,
Lstters-is worked in old gold flo silk on the peck
&c. Ribbon bands scwcd from the UPPER To the
lower point OF the crescent where they terminate IN
a naty little bow, andserve for Il back to keep the
letters from falling of the receptacle anu for
ornamentation. The article is suspended by
ribbon loop. Allow is also placed at the upper
point, and dainty hCtle flower embroidered in flo
on the crescent.
wish to thank the sisters for the beautiful de-
signs sent me IN exchange for the dragon sofa
pillow pattern described in my last letter. drew
OH and sent out sixteen patterns lin exchange) in
one week after that letter was published.
wish also to say, do not do this work for sale,
not even Tor the liberal consideration offered me,
but am willing always to exchange patterns, and
wili answer any questions when a stamped enyel-
ope - sent.
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II VIII Pay You

Stock Operations Conducted on moder-
ate Capital.
Our method combines the pr2EaAli'ty OF
The LARGEST profit obteina5ie with reasona-
bic safety and least risE. run PARTICULARS
on application. >. ). Pl-1h q -;
% Broadway. New YORK CITY
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Mrs ". L. Tabor. Crescent, Ark.-Thc inventive
poser il women = nowadays given fuii rein IA
making MP novel and appropriate little gifts for
tie holidays one OF these is a handkerchief case
made this way:
T.ke two nieces of card board Ike inches, and
cover one side oil each peca with blue satin slight
X vvsdd-d and quilted with Old gold silk thread,
Tf~f tapping the satin on the wrong side OF the
paSfci-nSrd and fastening 10 place.
In the center Of one piece OF the pastsboard the
uncovered side) fasten a piece OF pain satin ,
I,y So inches with an embroidered spray OF flow
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Schools and Colleges.

ysTR1ErNGHssT Ala. Business COLLEGE Bookkeep
ID ing. Shorthand e. Il. Z. fare paid Cat Tree
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Mrs. J. IT, Kicks, Blackville. Ga.-Dear sisters !:
come for ihe first time, casting in a mite to our
interesting Kingdom.
am reader OF The Constitution, also have been
AGENT for 10 several Years and thlnklt IS one OF
TIE best papers nov in eXlstencr.
have the wonder coaec bean; IL + used TO
make coffee and is very nice. 80 ~ lasts the near
est like real coffee 81 aiit thing / ever tasted.
some people like DO better than real coffee.
Nou plant and cultivate u Just like any other
bean, 10 b. very lrulhc, and IS considered good
fOr ftebe persons TO u~C as IT Sau 20 lave built
up the health of many sufferers
Now, want an the sisters that would like to
try raising this wonderful coffee bean, To send mo
a sClf-1ddrc-sed stamped envelope, and l will
send few seed to All, or until all my seed are
gene excerpt some 10 plant MYSELF ] feel sure
that asa will be pleased that give it u tria.
IL iS sicr 10y itself. sid further, think to pnt
ha.f beans and nalf coffee. This makes the coffee
sc as far again as it does alone and saves money
these hard times.
"a ans 90 th- sisters know the Whereabouts of
Mr.. EitCn Norwood please write me. The last
heard ef her. sine At Edison, Ca, Calhoun
coIutv, huf expected to move 80 some part of
Texas. 10 hcr snn 3, lt"v. George Norwood. she ~
VERY Ola. if lIsr AND is my only aunt on fathers
slG-, ud % % are very anxious TO hear from her.
viii Vfy iAc postage ou IN letters concerning her.
Long live Aunt ~gs4c and the Nomin's King
dom.
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Mrs. Ramo;h W. Choctaw City. OlIla.--Indecd
feel myself complimentcd To enter your social
realm.
must say cannot withhold advising a sister,
asking what literature j. best for children.
bought sunday school library for my children,
ami they an enjoyed reading them.
want 10 tel Aunt susie ana the sisters, that
made the first crazy quit ever saw, put all the
tiny scraps together without trimming them any,
alternate hight and DARK ! made "A large piece in
the center and filled 10 around with large sized
pieces. and pronounced 10 pretty and called it
The Mothers Choice" | have the quilt now,
though fsded.
I would like to take my children to the EXPOSE
tion, as Georgia is tEe home oil my nativity. De-
urIged as We are OF this pleasure. we feast as It
were on the good things We read III The COnstitu-
tion.
Aun: Susic's beautiful description of the fine
fruits and Other good things sweet 10 ones imag-
mat ION IN our quiet "Euiamillc." l know every
thing IS superb a. a whole considered.
Sow. shake HANDS with another sister on the
subject of educating our poor white children at
home, south II we had compulsory law hun
drcdS. nav, thousands OF children have TO work to
have mcager support
believe IA tine cuiclcy 81 prayer, hut some one
must rally 40 the front and do horror Many of
the hand - sweet praying muthcrs will Join me
In prayer that tie hosraed gold north may Ice at
this late day. scattered ont among the needy of
our lovely cime. Like the lsTaclitcs believe
arr Sod chosen people, and on the safe side as
our iof.tii hoIa were.
VIII write some u4y about this pretty country.
Success 40 Ihe Constitution and All the support
CTS OF ITS valuable pages.
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rennad
frascosd
Ito La
S a
ion anti peicaf de Torregrosa,


debel
autory que exge la e
b6ndose ehechod
5-P estadode elanto a de
nfpgu I11unais
00IplIO 0pITplI DOIlIIO
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Aggression gravfsima
Dicen de Jeddah (Arabis), que reina ALI
extraordinaria agitacion consecuencia del
ataque mano armada dirigido contra va
rios individuos del cuerpo consular.
He aquf 10 ocurrido
Paseabanse como de costumbre por los al
rededores de Ia poblaeion los sefores William
Shorthand Richards, consul ingles Adder
Razzack, vice consul de dicha nacion con-
sui de Suecia, acompaflados del coasul de
Russia, sef1or Braundt, y del agente consular
frances senior Dorvllle, cuando fueron AGO.
metidos por una docena de beduinos arma-
dos, que les hicieron una descarga & unos
400 metros de distancia
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i duCIoCO II VCId3 OuPIOuUCS' OOI
Arnau, don CarmelO r ,man,
20 vega, uOu NJ 7bcO hOSdt
A %. Il - On u 81, =,

don Emilio Escalera.
COM y NICADOS
INA BUENA ESCUELA
Por una casualidad tuivmos ell gusto de
presenciar los ex amenes llevados cabo en-
la Escuea Official que con tanto acierto, in
telgencia esme RADIO sistema pedagogico
dirije en- ell pueblo de Yauco el laborioso
iiustrado professor don Manuel Gorbea Navi
do.
Agepos la vana palabrerfa, que muchas
veces obedece un plan utilitario, rero en-
tusastas como ell que mas por el progreso in-
telectaal de esta Provincial, y resgo de
herir la excesiva modestia del joven macs
tro, 10 podemos menos de manifastar que el
E>tableciniento de educa ci6n 6 instruction
que regenta con el nodssto titulo de Es
cuela Elemental LENA la mayor paTte de las
asignaturas comprendidas en- la ensenanza
primaria superior.
ALI pudimos observar en- las lsrga8 horas
que dar6 81 examsn da que nos ocupamos,
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de la leila
Con gusto publicamos la signients nota
que Sc nos remite de Comerfo, felicitando a
nuessro amigo Il sefior Acevedo, Professor
de auuelIa escuela de nif1Os.
stLos que suscriben, Presidente Vocales
de la Junta local, en- viitud de los exameres
prat ticados hoy en- esta escuela, hacen cons
tar con entera complacencia el adelanto en-
que Sc halla, el bnen metodo que SO emplea
en- ella por el professor que la dirije, ell Sc
nor don Clodomiro Aeevedo, no obstante
ser co1to ell tempo en- que ba estado su
frente, y cons'gnan por tanto un voto de
gracias al citado professor en- Conner II
de JUNO de 1885.
jose A. Santiago, Euclides Gimenez y
Moreno, Amador B.sbal."
En- IN baile que tuvo lugar el dia de San
Juan en- la casa habitaoion de Sanialio Pas
trana, vecino del barrio Tierras-Manatf- =
sc promovi6 una reyerta, resultando herido
en- ell dorso de la mano derecha, el individuo
Antonio Correje.
La herida es circular do promo stico re-
servado, y le fue curada por oil doctor V*z-
quez el pract.cante-
Entre los numerosos casOs de curaciOne~
hechas con la Herpetina de torregrosa f
ol do do dNoQ af5nS p
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autz, primo de Galfnez de Gsde6n-l,
,ronto que Sc saben aquf abajo los nombre

HUMORADAS
lAyl Como ell cielo te ha dado
Gracia. juyentud y amor,
Cuando te veo mi lado,
Parece que Dios va ha echado
Sobre mi tumba una flor.
Yo suelo con tn nombre, niha hermosa,
Por mas que ell curse de mi edad avanza,
Hacer mi alma dichosa.
lSabe tan bien el pan de la esperanza,
Que va no me alimento de otra cosal
X. de Canapo0moy.
BiYCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLl
DE PUERTO-RICO
p. esidencio
En- cnmplimiento de 10 prescrito en- los ar
rfculos 20, 70, SO y 101 de los Estatutos
de 10 acordado por ell Consejo de Admon.
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= staf0ta
de Ponce
CAFE DE ATOCHA-PONCE.
Platos del d5G:
Rifiones la andaluza.
Butifarras con papas.
Arroz con guinea.
Roastboeff con pure
Beeffsteak de lomillo
H4Ilaeas
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. CC..-fStd
al referido articulo Ley ae Hersncia
PuertocRico, 2o dc J Junio 1895 =
Evaristo Eartfnez Alfonso, Gabriel
B Blldorioty.-Francisco Trinidad. -
Severe Torruella - Martin Gustavo
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LuUd, LuIucTO Id.
81 quereis obtsner en- retrato bueno ba-
ratio deb6is acudir alli 2-6.
Maflana en- la jglesia parroquial habra mi
sa sOlemne cantada al organo por don Lucio
Delgado y don Luis Ekslman. Ea los inter
medios del ofectorio Sanctus la sefiorita
Aracel D'Aponte cantara el precioso Ave
Malta, del maestro Gounod J la sentimental
pieza Pieta Signor de Stradella. Acompafia-
I'd en- ell organo los artistas la senorita
Carmen Aponte, ,discfpula del acreditado pro-
fesor don Aristides Ch4vier hijo.
FL establecimieuto Los Mttchdcf0s, de
Ascencion Ros y O., avido siempre de com
placer sus constantes favorecedores, aeaba
de introducir 400 docenas de abanicos japo-
neses que venderan desde 10 centavos Tn
peso clncuenta centavOS uno.
Tambien han recibido un esplendido y
variado surtido de calzados para senoras, nj
has caballeros, precios sunamente mo-
dicos.
A Los muchachos, pues P.
Encarnacion Rosario ha sido denunciada
por dedicarse al trafco de hygiene p1blica.
AL vendedor ambulante don Felix Menas
Muf1oz. que viye en- la calle de la Salud,
iunto Ia estaci0n telegrafca, antes de ano
che, como la una le destornillaron las gran
pas de una puerta; advertido de clio Sc le-
vanto, sin encontrar los autores. que SO
dieron Ia fuga
lor Ia n lo oliHfo
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sas!llJl
Alta Sc reunieron IN
guiente:
Presidente honorario, don Jacinto Ssijo;
Presidente efectivo, don S;mplicio Martinez;
VocaIes: don Heraclio E Amadeo, don
Ramon Martinez don Dlmas Vega;
Of ,al ri
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expire diez minutes despu6s; Richards re-
ibio una herida grave en- un brazo, Braundt
! Dorville tambien fueron heridos grave

lbula deshecha, y el segundo en-
nariz, que le fu6 arrancada. L
Q puedan restablecerse.
examen del cadaver del vice
resulta que fue acuchillado desp
r el tiro.
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wv HU "

IUCORPORADO Al TN
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FL establecimieuto fotografco de Enri-
que Verges, Sc h ala situado en- Ia Gale de la
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HeIados: Mantecado.
TT DONTQP

PEDRO ]. SALICRUP,
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residerte en- la ciudad de NV York.
Sc hace cargo del cuidado de jovenes
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y COI Ol l0A AlSNAoO,
A-ao~,a k~-rshlA

snisterio
II ,,
lASEs
@y y Gonzdles.
Doltc0dG d VARION>
Por dar placer q la passion menguaoa-
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No record is que hay Bien, nj lios, nj NADIA
vuestro sucio pie pisa Ell Dsrecho.
Asf os alzais I! Infames Os contemplo
renuncio seguir vuestros caminos.
Ne aparto, dando mi pals ejemT 10,
GritAndoos: asesinos asesinos
Juan M St0S0.
A un m6dico de pueblo que Sc ha tras-
ladado Madrid, le dice un amigo:
-sPor que ese trasladoi mo te iba bien
allie sNo telf IS una buena clientelai
ST; pero me he quedado sin ella:
-sY ESQ por quef
-Por que Sc me ha muerto toda.
Els admirable-decfa uno-eso de que
Sc pueda calcular ell peso Ell yolumen dc
los astros tantos millones dc lsguas.
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- I0l 1181to r,sdo
0de la pasada elecci6n
sdio ell Gobierno un 1bortiOo
"por 10 cual vivir no pudo
Gel .feto de oposici6n,
"y aunque alguien crey6 possible
hubiese conficto seriO
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ciadas por inferir c06tucfo!1O.l
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pas de una puerta; advertido de clio Sc Ie-
vanto, sin encontrar 3 los autores. que Sc
dieron la fuga.
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