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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
BEAUMONT BUDGET.


A Foundiing-News o. tho wreck Of
Lumber Schooner.
beaumont, Texas. January IA negro
woman living in the vicinity Of the Beau
mont Lumber company at an early hour
this morning was startled by p.ainiiFe
wall that came from under her house.
and. investigating. found basket con-
tanning white baby, that had eYidentaly
been born last night The little ons
was carefully wrapped up. was supplied
with a sucking bottle Hlled with milk AMI
in the basket with & were two changes
OF fine baby clothing. The Old woina n
reported the ind TO the officers. but as
yet no clue TO the baby's mother has been
discovered Aunt Sally" such IL the
name by which The negro woman is
known, sim has pc session Of the babe,
and avows her intention Of keeping 1t
without the mother materiaiizes ana
proves property.
Tho roo, on tho william Dixon residence
on Pearl street caught FIRE from d.
fectlve nue this afternoon. The fire de-
partment was called out. but the flames
were cxtingiiished without using the fire
apparatus
The Consolidated Export Lumber com
pany Of this city has been notified that
the bark S0rien. which sailed from sab
the Pass for Mcntcvidec about Novem.
Der 70 last with something over 00o) feet
OF lumber was lost the master havins
wirtd from Hayre to the Consolidate
Lumber company In this city 10 that ef
I feet. The Export company was not fuzzy
/ injured, and win loae prrhaps tl5p b,
the sinking Of the vessel. Although no
/ stated. IL 20 presumed the crew wer'
I saved along with the master.
I The btck Tan Hunting club 81 Pales
/ tine reivrued from Sabine Pass this after
noon and departed Tor Palestine tonight,
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There is something 20 ahockl.. z
sudden death that the mere menf3s-
wrenches the nerves of SENSITIVE =.
Millions of people pray for deliyerssss D.
1t. Every Sunday In every Episconsi n
in the world, these words are aid = h
From battle. and murder and su6i.
Good Lord, deliver U.S."
lust why sudden death should i, !.
ing, and death after lingering disess
to bear, would puzzle any one 10 s,S
would seem that It would be nor, ~
to see some loved one wasting ~ n
becoming weaker--daily slipping ~
death no less certain because II VI ~
coming Consumption causes mon 41
than heart disease - more than cISS
more than yellow fever - more 49,
other disease the world has ever ~
And yet people are careless about Il NJ
in danger OF sudden death from No.
ease can avoid the danger simply tvIss|
quiet and avoiding excitement. -
tion goes right on with its deadly -
matter what the man does or hcv ~
ducts himself, If he doesn't take -
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RESOLUTIONS
Adopted at Wallis, Texas. After tho Death
Of A. J. Kennedy.


Of A. J. Kennedy.
Whereas. Our town is In the midst OF
confusion. and we have come together to
express our heartfelt sympathies for the
bereaved widow and orphan children Of
ere Of cur noble citizens, 4. J. Kennedy,
who came TO his premature Heath by a
shotgun wound from the hands Of John
Hon. who is proprietor Of the Blue Front,
or Wallis Exchange saloon.
Whereas II 10 well known that the law
and order loving people OF this town was
opposei to the existence Of this traffic In
our midst. and at an election held here
about eight months ago a roodly majority
said: Let US have prohibition" but de-
spite our efforts 20 make this a desirable
section noted for peace and soberness.
ani In the face OF our honest, law
abiding interest and distress. we were
thwarted by one Judge Teichmuellcr and
John Heckboth upon mere technical!ues
OF law: therefore. be It
Resolved, frst, That we deeply deplo-e
tho loss and death Of our friend and fell
low-citizen, A. J. Kennedy. and that we
extend 70 bis bereaved family our sincere
sympathy and pray the blessings or
Heaven to rest upon them and commend
them to God who has proIni sed 10 be a
father 10 the fatherless and a husband
to the widow.
2 Tha. We ins.iy condemn she action OF
Judge Teich rnueller IN issuing an In
junction IN our local opiion election.
9 Tha, We resolve never 20 relax our
efforts 20 drive from oar midst that which
We believe to be the greatest curse Of
this land and country. viz. the whisky
traffic.
4 That committee o, three he e'p-
pointed to draft and circulate petition
for another local option election. Be Il
! further
/ Resolved. Tha, copy Of these resolu-
! lions be Furnished our local paper and
! The Houston Post for publication.
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HYMENEAL.

DAIN-CAsE-Denison Texas. January
2.-Arthur L. Dain- = Katy conductor, was
married today 20 Miss Bessie Casa
uRRaNTKE sIEFERT - Lexington.
Texas January Son Monday night Miss
Mary Urbantkc was married 10 Mr.. Emil
siefert Both are members Of prominent
German families.
ESTES SHORT - Mckinney, Texas
January 2-Dirk Estes and Miss Cloyt
shor; were married here las; night Both
young people are members Of the FIRST
families OF Mckinney. and their marriage
is the subject Of much Interest
MCLEAN LAwREScE-Cedar Bayou
Texas January 2-I>ast night at 6 o'clock
Mr.. Thsrna H. Mclean and Miss Ella
Lawrence were married at the Methodist
church, Rev. J. r. Murray officiating. A
host Of friends extend CONGRATULATIONS to
the wen mated young couple
TYsINGER HARRIsoN-Ato. Texas.
January i.-Marrisd. this morning at $50
parents at this place. Miss Fan
ME Harrison TO John r. Tysinger
Of New Hope, Dallas county, Texas
They left on the O'Clock train for Dallas
county. their future home.
wEssoN- SCHUMACHER - Navasots.
Texas. January 2-W. 2. Wesson and
Miss Ada Schumacher were married at
Inc new ETeSDFleIlAn cnllEh lhSt night
Revs. J. G. Tanner and J. VI. Wrv-on off,
cIaiing. The affair was brilliant one.
AZ both rarties are highly connected. the
bride being the eldest daughter, Of H.
Schumacher
DAVIS FfSHER-Georgetown Texas,
January MIR. VIII II. Davis and Miss
Olivia virginia Fisher were married a,
the palatisl residence OF the brides pa
rents Tuesday evening December 81 Mr..
Davis Is a member ~ the dry goods arul
OF Webb Bros. 6; Davis Of George town,
and Miss Fisher Is the daughter Of Cap
Z tain 4. s Fisher. OF The law Arm Of Ma
henson s. Fisher. The contracting par.
Z ties are one Of the most poTular young
( couples OF Georgetown, and the wedding
Z was a most elegant affair. the presents
being princely. The attendants were Mr.,
I J. II Griffith and Miss Birdie Henderson
Nj c 4. Wilcox and Miss Stella Snyder
air Tom Snyder and Miss Susie Steele
Mr VIII steele aud Miss Louise Ward
Tho bridal rarty left on the midnight
/ train for Monterey, Mexico.
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CONDITION OF CROPS.

The rain Of the previous week kept the
ground too wet 10 plow during the greater
part Of the week. but where not too wet
blowing for spring crops has been pushed.
The winter rains have wet the ground
to a good depth. which is considered a
very favorable condition.
1t is not believed that the cold weather
has injured wheat and winter oats. which
appear to be doing well and are growing
nicely.
The corn crop has all been harvested
In good shape.
A few localities report some cotton ye;
In the fields. but the cold weather, the
correspondents report has kept farmers
from work over northwestern portions Of
the State.
The sugar cane crop has been worked VT
in some localities and is being worked uT
in other portions Of the sugar district
No reports have been received from tbs
sugar regions since the freeze and 1t car
not be said whether or not there has beer
damage 10 the crop.
! The tomato crop along the coast ha.
I been Killed by the freeze. as Is the cas-
1 with most tender vegetables. The straw
berry blooms have been killed excep
| where protested
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Treatment by Mail.

To meet the demand for home treatment
the Dr. hathaway system has been so
perfected That marvellous cures are ef.
fected In the hundreds of patients thai are
treated by mail. We present one of the
many letters received and ask you to read
and investigate. " 'sAu
DIR. Hathaway-Dear Sir. p,.. a.,
enclosed $500 for another mon,b,s n.u
menI of your valuable medicines viii
also say that your benevolence is greatly
appreciated, believe YOU TO he . man
WIN big heart as wen as a dne rhv'
sieian, and II you cure me. which am
'"''y SATISFIED You will, I will surely direct
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
The Weekly Report Of the Texas
Weather Service.
SPRING FLOWING HAS BEEN PUSHED.
Cold weather Has Not Injured Winter
Wheat and Oats - Sugar Cane
Crop Workea Up.

Galveston. Texas January s.-Uniteu
States Department Of Agriculture. Wea,n-
e- gureau-week.y weather crop pulletn
Texas Weather Service for the week end
ing January :. 1876:
Precipitation: The week openea VIII
generally clear weather In al parts OF the
state. On the 18th and 18th storm
Of considerable intensity developed over
Northwest Texas and passed across me
State giving light snow over nofthe3u
portions and heavy rains on the 18Th over
the southeast portion over the east gun
coast region the rainfall for the wee.
was about is inches above the normal
while over the other portions Of the state
there was a general deficiency, as N
most localities the total rainfall Tor tne
seven days was but little more tnan
trace The heaviest rainfall during the
week was about three inches at caves
ton, while the majority Of the places
report no rainfall. The week closes with
threatening conditions throughout the
State.
Sunshine: There has been more than
the average amount OF cloudiness during
the past week near the coast, while over
the interior there has been general ex-
I cess Of sunshine, with the greatest AMOUNT
! over western portions.
Temperature: The week opened WITH
| high temperatures over the eastern and
southern portions O. the state, but a well
defined norther prevailed during the 2ath.
20.h and 5ist of December. during wnicn
! time the temperature fell 10 II degrees
over the Panhandle and to 30 degrees
over the west coast, and S2.5 degrees over
! the east coast region. This was the cold
est weather OF the season In all parts OF
/ he State and gave temperatures consid-
! erably below the normal for this season OF
B the year. High northerly winds accom-
| ranied the cold weather and made It's ef-
/ .ects more severe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04

BaIiingers. on Saturday. January Is at
80 .. m THIS day Is appointed ~ order
OF the National association IN honor OF
General Lees birthday. which will be on
Saturday. January n.
on Twelfth street. between avenues II
and I. there has been a snail lake after
Il rains ever since the pavement has been
laid down on /. and today some boys
put VI notice on signnosri. No trck
shooting allowed here" on one side Of
the street, while those on the other side
put UP another sign. This is the result
Of good government"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
SECOND suPREME DISTRICT.

Fort Worth. Texas, January 3.-Court OF
civil appeals Second judicial district:
Motions Submitted John !. Tlerney. sd-
rninIstrator. va j. s. Mcdonald ct a., 10
affirm on certificate; ]. A. Stanley et
al. executors, Va, Hamilton g. Pope. for
reheariDg; J. a Stanley ct al rs. c. J.
Warren. for rshea-inx. Continental In
Eniance company W.. l.. +. Chase. for re
bearing. White & AVIS vs. Wood Moving
and Rearing Machine company. FOR re-
Fearing -. lombard CT al. vs.. Isaac
shero ct al. to hls records; W. II. Jolly
rs. Ike I. Pryor. for rehearing; HArwooG
W. Gushing ct al. 80. The y. G. Evans
company ct al, for rehesring.
Passed TO January le-MsY Paul vs..
Minga ID. Shelton, 10 file record; NJ @.
Ellis vs.. 5. p. Hsggar;. TO submit on
Eurgsstion OF delay.
Motions Decided-D. 3. winstead vs.
Evans & Senior. for rehearing and further
findings overrulea; American Fire Insu--
ance company ei al. Va. a. j. Center, fo'
rehesring. oTerT'uled; American Fire In
rurance company VS. \. J. Center fo'
rehearing, 7verruled: Liverpool and Lon
don and GLOBE Insurance company ys
A. J. Center, for rehea-ing, ove-r7ilec
Pennsylvania Fire ms rance company vs.
A. j. Center. fer rehearinR. ovcr.tlled
j. F. Cooper VS.. ChiceEo. Rock leland am
Texas RAILWAY company for rehearirg
re,esei; Nome Insurance company VS.. =
]. Center for rehearirF. refused PhOeu.
A.st-anee c0-.pary vs.. 4. ] Center. 70
rehear!ns, refused Fireuen's Fund In
surance cornrany vs. 4. J. Center, Tor r.
hearing. ovarrUied. Western Cnlan Tele
rraph company vs.. Petsey Mccoy. q
rouIp4I clerk 10 issre mandate. refused
C5tsaens' Insurance company ~ Sbfude
& Rogers. for rehearinE, overruied.
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A GENEROUS GIFT.

Hampstead Texas, January s.--Sat
Quincy, for the killing OF Jerry Henderson
three months ago, was - to-day allowed
bail by Justice Harvey M 500.
Mr.. John @ PEBBLES OF Portsmouth.
Ohio. SURPRISED the Presbyterian church
with a New Years present in the shsps
Of a check for .So. The Prssbyter an
church burned to the ground last summer
and handsome brick structure will soon
adorn the site OF The old one. MFR Peehics.
the generous eiyfr. IL a brother OF DR.. X.
r. PEBBLES the founder OF thls city. who
died about three years ago.
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BRICK AND ROCK.

Corpus Chr.ti, Texas. January s-The
Post reporter has been Informed that the
Mexican National railroad has received
the contract TO transport $500 900 brick
from Monterey 20 Alice, Texas, The
brick viii be used in San Antonio for
sewer work.
Special rock trains viii shortly be put
on the as-Mexican road between this
city and Duval quarry, and rock VIII be
rushed to Arkansas Pass faster than ever
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INDIANS ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Paris, Texas January tom DAVIS.
TAYLOR Hickman and Wllle MeAltister.
fu,i blood choc'aw Indians, were brought
here this morning by Deputy Ma-shn
BERT Brown ard Paul Harris for the u1ur-
der Of Lee Crum uear Antlers. ]. T.
last Sunday. They had their examining
trial before United States Comtaissiouer
Eaxton, ,sho committed Davis and hice-
man to iall and discharged McAilister.
The Testimony was az the ms, positive
character and showed a most revolving
crime. They said be day before that me
white man was trrins 10 take their coun-
try from them md that they were going
To XIII one Of them i Is understood tAat
the full bloods are sngared at the acts
and misrepresentation OF the Dawes
commission and though they were doing
a patriotic deeg ~ Staying any white man
Taylor Hickman. who fired the fatal shot,
IS Only u years ~ aRa. which will save
him from the FalloNr Davis Is = years
of age Feeling AT Ant,ers ran nish
and there was talk there last might *
lyuching all three ~ them McAiii7rer
made voluntary statement. generating
himself. In which ne said Davis ana
Hickman told him al about g.
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TRIAL STILL IN PROGRESS.

Paris. Texas. January 3--The Mciienry-
Hamilton examining trial Is stu in
pre- gress before United States Co,nmis-
sioner Kirkpatrick and the exact facts
have rot yet been developed.
This after loon the cases against Ton.
and Nose Lauderdaie and Frank Me
Gahee were dismissed. no evidence having
developed 10 connect them with :he kill
irg. Tho trial may 80 on for two or three
days.
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Only $500 a Month
DR.. HATHAWAY SVNDERF|l0FFER F0RJAN|
This Means Treatment Absolutely Free ID
Cured. Charge Not Exceeding $500
Month for Necessary Medicine.

DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE oFFEl
CLOSED AND THEN SAY YOU DID
KNOW ABOUT IT. IT is $500 A MOS
UNTIL CURED NOW. FEBRUAR
THE REGULAR FEE WILL BE \
suMED AND NO EXCEPTIONS VI
BE MADE.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Eagle Pass. Texas. January s.-Apdre.
1T-year-old daughter q Alexander Gor1ea.
living eight miles from here, accidentally
shot herself through the head causing
instant death.
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pUpLIC INsTALLATIoN,

Cameron. Texas. January 2,-rhe hide
pendent order OF odd Fellows had n
bubble installation OF officers and ad !ress
10y Hon s. II. Russell Of Dallas at the
court house last night. The following Of
ncers We're elected. n. A. Mobiles. noble
grand; Ed +, English vice grand.
J. u. Moore. secretary; Geore
n. Bellenger, treasurer. After the IN
staiiation the members reformed in pro-
cession and marched to the lodge room
for refreshments.
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KILLED A NEGRO.

Quintana. Texas. January 2-on Christ
mas day Mr. Irwin Hugely 81 this place
shot and killed a negro near Caney. In
Matagorda esunty. From all accounts the
killing was perfectly Unstable, as tn
negro was advancing on hugely with a
knife for the purpose OF killing him.
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coKREsPoNpENTs, REMARKs.

san Anionio--Jsmes 4. Barry: Some
plowing being done preparatory to plant
ing spr.Rg crops. Tempera ture, maximum
Is minimum e6; no rain.
san Marcos-W c. Digger: Tempera-
ture. maximum IS. minimum go. no rain.
Grahain--A. 3. Cant; COD weather; rain
on The ga and 2ith, 80 inches, but none
since, yet ground Is stil too wet to plow
and roads muddy.
Amari,o-Way!and Bailey: Tempera-
ture maximum g, minimum IL rainfall
II on one day.
maximum %, minimum 49, light snow on
the 2gth.
Luinr-John Carter: Heavy frost on the
26th and 2sth. Temperature, maximum G.
minimum q; no rainfall.
/ New Braunfels-Captain j. Giesecke:
! Temperature maximum 60, minimum p:
stanord-c. +. Mercer: Temperature.
maximum 81 minimum 20; rainfall SO on
( two days,
/ Columbla-Cantain ]. s. Rogers; Temp
I erature. maximum &C. minimum "a; rain
/ fall lac on three DAYS.
I Frcdcricksburg-Arth StreiS.er: Cola
weather has delayed farmers in their
work. Temperature, maximum "a, mini
mum p; no rain.
Balllnger-H. d Ptarce: Very little
work done this week. Temperature. max
imum Co. minimum Is: no rain.
| Cuero--Dr ]. NJ. Reuss: Temperature.
| maximum 70, minimum 26; rainfall 90 on
one day.
II Paso--N. D. Lane: Temperature, max
imum 60, minimum 10; no rain, but snow
on this .9th
WAGON ]. Foss: Farming operations
progressing nicely. Temperature. maxi.
mum GO, minimum -; no rain.
Palestine--M. Wright: Temperature
maximum 60, minimum "a; rainfall %.
on one day.
A.bany-N. l.. Bartholomew: Ground ir
good condition for farming operations
Temperature, maximum As, minimum o
light SNOW on the 18th,
| Houston-John A. McNabb Tempera.
ture, maximum GO, minimum 30; rainfall
q on two days.
Bel,vile--L. /. Prouty: A stiff northei
on the 2ath and trace OF rain.
Balrd-M r. Haily; The weather dur
ing the past week has been disagreeabl,
and cod
Dodd-w. H. Cobb: The rain OF las
week made the ground rather wet
Brighton-lI. T. Williams; Frost ha,
killed tomato vines to the ground.
Aurora--H. b. Wayland: Temperature
maximum GO, minimum "a.
Fioresville--E. W. Harrington: Cottor
about all gathered ana farmers are be
ginning 70 prepare for another crop.
Galveston: Temperature, maximum IS
minimum SIS: ralnfall 100 inches.
, FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
Lexington. January ga norther cam,
up last night about II O'Clock, and at thI
writing the weather is freezing cold.
Velasco, January 3.--A genuine first
class norther struck Velasco early TIM
morning. and IS now blowing at a livei,
rate.
Rogers, January s,--The coolest dr.
norther OF the season sprang up last nigh
and continues to blow today with a ter
/ rife speed.
! Giddings. January 3.-The first two day
Z ! II the new year were bright and balmy
hut cold nor,her sprang up about i
r O'Clock last night and since then II ha
been cold and winter-lke.
t Millican. January s.-I.ast night a DIR
5 norther struck this place and hog kigin
e 5 the order OF the day; hogs are fat an
,. plentiful and there is a fine prospect 10
silently Of hog and homtny Cotton Gin
ming is finished and cotton sold and mar
ketcd. a few farmers are blowing an
a preparing for next crop.
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A. o. L. w.
The Finance Committee OF the Grand
I.odEe In Session.


Lodge In Session.
Hampstead. Texas, January s.-The semi
annual meeting of the finance committee
Of the Grand Lodge OF Texas. Ancient
order OF United Workmen, the jurisjlc-
ton OF which extends over Texas Louis
lana and Arkansas, convened today IN
the Offices OF VIM. p, Cole. grand re-
corder Of the order, with the following
gentlemen present: W. J. Caivit, Alex
andra. La: Frank r. Sliger, Helena,
Ark. A. c. Tompkns Hampstead. Texas,
who constitute the finance committee.
Also $. $. Faulkner. Helena, Ark. II. L,
Cross. editor Ancient order OF United
Workmeu Guide, Bentonville. Ark, VIII
A. HaSsell deputy grand master work
man, Corpus Christi Texas. and VIM
p Cole, grand recorder, who has just
moved back here from Dallas. Texas, and
w w, Whittingtou, grand master work
man. Alexandria, La. The finance com.
mittee will be in session today and TO.
morrow
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hixh. white streak in face and one white
hind foot: she'd IN front; rad on new boys
saddle, made by J. G. Ullrich Of this
place. old birdie. rope rsinss stin bit. rsw-
hide curb. / viii pey s for horse and 10
for thief with evidence TO convict. W. NJ.
Dzrs;. sheriff, Fort Bend county. Texas
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invalids and use my influence y q,
them TO you as long as i i've. 100
proving fast; your last months
helped me wonderfully. My oass
ing strength fast; my digesuos AZ
proving also. j feel better thah
five years. Yours truly, n,aoS
Up. A HAhhi'S,s
'Stephenville. Texas"
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sss %: J. II. Burnett 70 J. W. johnson, s2s,-
ooe-sszs. %. Besides these there were
eleven other sales that were from 1900
70 sssc1. Old Braxoria 10 looming up on
her land sales and at the present rate all
Of her lands will Change hands In few
years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04

1t Is acute catarrh in January; 1t may be
settled consumption IN March. 1t is easily
durable now; then, the result of the great
est skill and most potent remedies is only
doubt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04

blacksmith shop Of Fred Muenas6
carried off lot OF tools. They weN 1
as could be used in HOUSEKEEPING
Will doubtless be heard from.
A team ran away yesterday evshlns
Staple with a wagon, in which wpn
number of children. Clyde Howard
thrown GU. and his knee broken.
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