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Aurora
Ernest Rowe and wife were in Ellis
worth last week.
Moses Giles and wife attended the
quarterly meeting at Clifton last week
Mrs. S. f. Crosby is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wardell Vague, at East Bangor
TIE teachers in districts l and . gave
their pupils picnic in the Pine grove at
riddle branch on Saturday. l.. Silsby
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Gouldsboro.

Gouldsboro.
Wilson Young left Friday for Chicago,
where he expects to be employed.
Mrs. Maggie Rolfe is in Sorrento Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. E. R. Corners.
w. W. Sowle, who has been employed
in Bar Harbor, returned home Saturday
Harry Tracy has gone to Northeast
Harbor, where he will be employed for
the summer.
Mrs. Abbie Hill, who bought the
Henry Newman house a short time ago,
moved in last week.
n. H. Sowle, OF Bar Harbor, was in town
Saturday on business for Mr.. Robbins
ton, the engineer in charge of the gov
eminent works in Frenchman's bay.
June 20. JEN.
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took the party to the grounds in hay.
rick drawn by four horses. Many of the
parents and friends of the children were
present and shared the sports Of the day.
June 40 {.
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Smithville-
Maggie Cleaves and Alice Written ar
rived home from Boston, where they have
been spending the winter.
Mr.. Cullens, our pastor, was ordained
last Thursday He is to be with us a
year. and 1t is hoped his stay will be
means of great good.
lime II =,
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North LamoiHe.
William Austin has built an extension
on his barn.
Miss Annie Black, Of Cape Roster, is
visiting her uncle, John Black, and wife.
Mrs. George Smith, who has been visit
ing relatives IN Franklin, returned home
Sunday.
n. B. Young and son have recently
erected new barn on their farm at Par
fridge Cove.
Coleman Butler has been making i'm
provements, grading his grounds in front
OF his dwelling.
Mrs. Della Douglass, who has been Wis
iting friends here, returned to her home
in Camden Saturday.
Sadie Coggins, who has been attending
school at Calais he past nine months, re-
turned home Saturday.
Capt jefferson Smith is home for a
short vacation, while his vessel, the
David Faust, is receiving coat OF
paint at Ellsworth
June 20, v
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broke one OF the small bones in his ankle.
1t is so he can bear his weight on it, but
is unable to do any work.
1t was amusing to see the bicyclists last
Sunday returning home in the shower.
The girls had left their hats at their
friends, and tied their "best" skirts up
out of the mud. Some were walking,
leading their steeds, others were riding,
mud or no mud, and l guess it was mud
by the appearance Of their "best SUITS
June II. EUGENE,
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l
j. T. Giles was in town Friday.
The county commissioners were in town
Wednesday.
Matthew Laughlin is spending a few
weeks in East Eddington.
Mrs. Asa Williams is visiting her daugh.
tiers in Aurora and Amherst.
A. B. Haynes and Hollis Patterson re.
turned home Saturday from 10 Mary lane
| B. B. Whitcomb, of Ellsworth Falls, re-
turned home Sunday after stay of sew
eral days at Alligator lake.
Ezra Williams will go to,Nickatous lake
this week. He will peel bark there for
Frank Rice, and several of the men here
will accompany him.
George Garry. and wife returned Satur-
day from short visit to relatives in Ban
| gor. Miss Daisy, who accompanied them,
will remain for few weeks with her
| aunt, Miss Z. A. Garry.
Among those who went from here to at
tend the quarterly meeting at Clifton were
Ezra Williams and wife, Raymond Will
liams and wife, Miss Sabine, Mrs. Edgar
McIninch and Mrs. F. E. Mace.
DR.. F. 5. Bunker, of East Eddington,
and Rev. Mr.. Eckstorm, of Providence, R.
l., were in town on fishing trip the first
Of the week. On Wednesday, at Dead
stream, with F. a. Avery as guide, they
caught forty-eight trout weighing from
one-h half pound to two pounds each. They
saw several deer during their stay, and
and We're well satisfied with their trip.
DR.. Bunker expects TO return soon with
Mrs. Bunker to spend few days at Mr..
Ayery's camp.
June 10. FLossIE.
OceanyIIle.
Allie Hatch returned to Bar Harbor
Tuesday.
Steamer Ocean" called here for water
Monday.
Mr.. Thomas has the frame up for his
new house.
Don't take the flowers from the graves
in Greenwood cemetery.
W. a. Buckminster is at work for Flye
Bros. at Stonington.
Mrs. d. j. Noyes is visiting her parents,
{. IL. ). Webb and wife.
The Sunday school concert has been
postponed until further notice.
F. NJ. Trundy, fish warden, has been on
a cruising trip to the eastward.
Capt. Seth Webb is at the Maine Gen.
eral hospital, having had an operation
performed.
Capt. Miller, of Winter Harbor, while
ON his way TO Portland, stopped here on
Sunday TO see his wife, who teaches the
grammar school.
:. G. Buekminster fell recently, and
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COUNTY NEWS.
sbv additional County Ne,cs see other pages

Bluehin.
H. H. Harden spent Saturday in town.
Mrs. R. G. w. Dodge is ill with bilious
fever.
]. NJ. Snow is erecting a large barn at
his farm.
Many in towns are suffering from very
bad colds.
K. B. Stevens, of BROOKLYN, spent Sun
day in town.
w. E. Grindle is suffering from an at
tack of herpes zoster.
F. H. Binder, of the Bluehill Granite
Co., is in Boston on business.
Mrs. Lusk and family have arrived at
Parker Point for the summer.
A. s. Hinckley and II. II. Wardwell
went to Northeast Harbor last week.
c. H. Closson, of Portland, and Jake
Closson, of Sedgwick, were in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. V. P. Kline and family, OF Cleve-
land, o., arrived Saturday for the sum
mer, and will occupy the Ideal Lodge.
The patriotic citizens OF this town have
erected fine flag pole In the square, and
will unfurl a flag during the coming
week
Joseph Wardwell, who has been in the
employ Of j.. NJ Snow for the past two
years, left Monday for his home in Ellis
worth.
At the republican caucus Wednesday
night the following delegates to the
county convention were chosen: E. E.
Chase, c. E. Leach, A. c. Osgood, c. S.
Mayo, NJ. P. Hinckley, Thurlow Cousins,
A. J. Long.
Rev. {. NJ. HARDWOOD and wife are
spending the summer with Mrs. Spencer
Treworgy, Mrs. Harwood's mother.
Mr.. HARDWOOD will occupy the Baptist
pulpit next Sunday morning in the alb
sence OF the pastor, Rev. r. l.. Odds.
The village schools taught by Miss
Maddox, Lillian NJ. Kane and Lizzie
Mclntire closed last Friday. A large
number visited the schools on the last
day, and the closing exercises were very
interesting. The examination showed
hat the instruction had been thorough,
and the pupils had made good progress in
their studies, which speaks well both for
the teachers and pupils. In the primary
school prizes We're awarded on spelling to
Vivian Dingley and Jennie Grindle; on
map drawing and good department to
Joy Hinckley.
June 20. X.
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Power exercised with violence has sell.
dom been OF long duration, but temper
and moderation generally produce per-
manence in all things.
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Bar Harpor.

Bar Harpor.
Miss Laura G. Stevens, OF New York,
sister Of W. B. Rice, died here Tuesday OF
last week, aged sixtysix years. Miss
Stevens has been coming to Bar Harbor
for many seasons. She has been in poor
health for several years, and it was her
wish to die in Bar Harbor, the place
she loved so well.
George Hatch, of Deer Isle, who sails
the sloop yacht owned by w. P. Draper,
OF New York, met with serious accident
last week. While cutting rope with his
knife, the knife slipped, striking him in
the eye, wholly destroying the sight. The
eye was removed in the hope OF prevent
ing the other eye being affected
Marlboro.
Mrs. Addie Jellison has returned to her
home in Otis.
Eben Kingman, Of Otis, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. S. H. Remick.
Mrs. Frank L. Hodgkins, of Bangor, is
visiting her parents, Nahum Hodgkins
and wife.
X1Iss LstGitO oauuOCI5 anu LlTS. u. lsUu-
bar, OF West Trenton, have been visiting
friends here.
June 20. ARE.
Bartlett's Island.
Mrs. F. G. Bartlett goes to Northeast
Harbor Sunday.
Superintendent f-Schools Geo. Somes
was here visiting the school Friday.
Mrs. Tibbetts, Fred and liza Tibbetts,
George Fred and Will Bartle' have gone
to Northeast Harbor for the summer.
School closes Friday, june "a, after a
very successful term Of nine weeks,
taught by Miss Mae Somes. of Mt. Desert.
j. B. F. Rawson, OF Maiden. Mass, who
has been stopping on the island for three
weeks, went to the Center Friday to visit
friends.
June Is. B.
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her sister, Mrs. e. L. Chatto, a brief visi,
recently.
The gift enterprise will meet with Mrs
w. l.. Remick Thursday afternoon.
June 10. VIcrop
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Hulrs Cove
Mr.. Taylor, OF New York, will preach in
the school house every two weeks
Miss Edna Brewer has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to be employed In dressmaking
shop.
The sewing circle held straw berry fes-
tival in the school house Friday night,
which was we'll attended. Proceeds, So
Mrs. Annie Haslam came home Satur-
day from Auburn, where she has been
caring for her mother who is quite ill.,
She intends to return to Auburn in about
one week, where she will remain until
fall.
Z. 7. Hamor Is building an annex to
the Lakewood club house, for dining
room and dance hall. II completed in
time they intend having picnic there on
the Fourth Of July.
The last term OF school here for the sea-
! son closed last Friday afternoon, taught
by Miss Emma Hamor. The afternoon
was spent in recitatons, etc. A treat OF
oranges was given to the pupils. They
presented Miss Hamor with a fine gold
pen.
June 20. B.
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South Brooksyille.

South Brooksville.
Schooner Mabel Capt. Orvis Gray
loaded with lumber for Swans Island
Daniel Gray, of Trenton, is holding
special meetings here with good success.
Thomas Havey has moved his family in
the house formerly owned by NJ. T. Con-
don.
Ralph Condor has returned from a bus
mess trip to Boston. He reports business
very dull.
There are about six summer boarders at
the Bucks Hart inn, and more are ex-
pected soon.
Schooner mildred May, Capt. A. l..
Condor, loaded slaves from the Bagaduce
lumber company for Rondout, n. Y.
Prof. Knights came on the Tuesday
boat with his family. They are warmly
welcomed by their many friends here.
Blacksmith Joseph Tapley has taken
down his old shop formerly situated in
West Brooksville, and has moved it to
the lot lately purchased of Eben Chatto,
OF Surry, for house lot.
June 49, G
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south Deer Isle.

The w. {. T. [. met with Mrs. c. G..
Warren Wednesday. The time was spent
had rehearsal for the concert at p. M,
after which the class meeting was held i,
instead OF Thursday, in order that all IN
terested might attend the convention at
Stonington. A large delegation OF the
union attended the meetings on Thursday
and Friday.
June 10. Eco.
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Baysidc
Mrs. Fred Sadler has gone to Bangor.
Mrs. w. B. Libby and her three chill
dren, OF Roslindale, Mass, are boarding
with Mrs. John Whitmore for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Phebe Coats, Mrs. Julia johnson
and Mrs. Greenleat, OF Hancock Point,
were the guests OF Mrs. w. l.. Remick
last week.
Mrs. Hugh Duffy and little son Horace,
who have been visiting her parents, S.
Chatto and wife, at Bluehili, Long Island
have returned home.
Mrs. d. B. Alley, OF Oak Point, made
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?, $4,000 housekeepers
keep cool, avoid work
and worry, and save cash,
20 buy a modern
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q. b. A.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
REARGUMENr ORDERED.
Action of supreme Court With Ref.
eTencs to Pittston Case.

The supreme court has made an
order directing a rcargumcnt in the
Pittston school board case. When the
case was argued only five members of
the court were on the bench. The full
bench of seven Justices Will listen to
the rcargumcnts. 1t is the belief of the
attorneys interested i'm the case that
the rcarGumcnt means that the court
is divided as To- the proper dIspCsitiun
to make of the case.
In almost every respect the Pittston
case is identical to that which has
arisen in this city. Pittston had twcn-
ty-two school controllers, but Judge
Bennett, of Luzerue county, decided
that the act which called them into OK
istcnce was not good law and a board
of six now transacts the business of
the district.
The board that was Oustcd took an
appeal to the supreme court and it
was argued some time ago. The Opin-
ion of the Supreme court has been
awaited with much interest here as
the decision would apply with equal
force to this city. This action Of the
court may prevent the board of six
from taking charge of the school af-
fairs of Scranton for some time at
leaSt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
BARTLEY'S NEW MANAGER.
IsP. ii. Fitzgerald, Who Also Man
nges Jimmy Barry.

Since Frank RartlCy's draw with Jim
Judge he has had seven glove contests
in the west and had but one decision
against him. That was with Dick
Case, who had the advantage of tlf-
teen pounds i'm weight.
Bartlcy's manager is +. II. Fitzger-
aid, of Chicago, who is also the man
agcr of Jimmy Barry the bantam
weight champion who fights Casper
Leon Monday night before the LenoN
Athletic club, New York city. Fitz-
gerald will direct Bartlcy's training
for his meeting with Tommy Ryan be-
fore the American Sporting club in
this city June Il. Tim Hurley, who
helped prepare BARLEY for his go with
Judge, will assist him in the present
course.
Ryan is at work with score or
more of New York and Brooklyn box
ers at West Brighton, COney Island.
II is not known positively but it is
probable that Billy Moore is training
him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

The benefit on June at the I.yceum
for the new school building for the Sis
tcrs at Green Ridge, is an unqualified sue
cass. There is a great demand for seats
ANA as many more boxes and loScs could
have been disposed of if they could he
supplied. Those who will occupy the
concert are: Bishop Hohan. Rev. p. ].
McAanus. Roy. Father Dunn. Rev. Faith
CT Moflat, Mr.. Richard O'Brlon, Mr.. Will
lam Kelly, Mr.. John Flynn, Mr.. a. j.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
DISPLAY WINDOW WRECKED.
Runaway Horses Crash Into n Drug
stores Plate Glass.

A team Of runaway horses, owned by
r. f.. Carr & Son, dashed into the dis
play window Of Bouton's drug store, at
the corner Of Adams avenue and Pine
street, Thursday afternoon and made
the plate glass and goods displayed
there look as though they had been
Dcwcyizcd. The team sustained no
serious injury, though their heads ac-
companied the wagon pole into the
wroCkage,
The horses began their flight from
the Erie and Wyoming Valley depot,
whore goods were being loaded from
car into the wagon, Their driver, ID.
w. Swartz, caught the bride rein of
one of the horses as they ran from the
depot yard and was caught between
the wagon and fence. He was badly
bruised but not severely hurt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
Connolly g. Wallace,
127 and l20 Washington Avenue
VERY DETERMINED YOUNG MAN.
VIII Marry Girl OF His Choice in
Spite OF Every direction.

John LOTUS, of 1887 West Market
street, and Katie Hart. of S36 the same
thorouGhfare, called at the court house
yesterday for "A marriage license. He
claimed to have reached his majority
on March n, and the girl said she was
81 on June u. 1897. He works in the
Cayuga and she is a dressmaker.
Deputy Clerk of the Courts Daniels
informed them that his parents oh
iccted to the license and forbade it.
They claimed he was not of age. Lof-
tus got very indignant and said he
would bring his parents with him to-
day, and they will giVe their consent
10 the license. lie said it was not his
father or mother, but his brother who
objected.
The prospective groom said he was
the one that was going to live with her
and as long as n was satisfied that
was sufficient. And he added that he
would marry her if he had a regiment
OF brothers and they were all opposed
TO him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
COMMON SCHOOL DIPLOMAS.
Examinations WIIl Rc Conducted in
Archibald High school To-day.

The advanced pupils of Archibald.
Jcrmyn Carhondale township and Fell
township schools win be examined at
the Archibald hiCh school today for
common school diplomas.
The examining committee consists
Of Professor w. \. Kelley, Of Archibald;
Professor ". l., Rogers, of Jcrmyn:
Professor ]. =. Brcuu0n, Of Fell; Pro-
fcssor Oscar Decker Of Greenfield; Pro-
fcssor Frank Mccarthy, Of Mayfleld;
Miss Lizzie White Of Archibald, and
Miss Mary G. Barrett, of CarbOndale.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
FLAG FOR THE HOSPITAL.
1t viii BE Raised With Appropriate
Exercises Monday.

\ handsome largo American flag was
last evening presented to tho Lacka-
wanna hospital, and it viii be raised
on a star on the main building Mon
day morning with appropriate cNor-
Cisos. The flag was presented by Mrs,
4. j. Casey and Mrs. p. j. Casey. It
was sent to Miss Elm Kraemer, the su-
pcrintendent, and she is very proud of
it.
James +. Dickson, president of the
hospital, was Informed and he and Miss
Kraemer will formulate a programme
for the exercises.
1t will be very opportune, Monday
being Memorial Day. The flag is 26
feet wide and "a feet long and is one
Of the best that could he purchased.
\ band would be very acce ptable to
tho exercises, and a chorus to sing pat
riotic airs, Miss Kraemcr is dcsirOus
of having a nice programme in keeping
with the beautiful flag
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
Date Fixed for the Convention TO
Elect state Delegates.

The Democratic standing committee
Of thc Third legislative district met
yesterday afternoon at John j. Coyne's
hotel, Minooka, to fix a time for hold
ing the convention TO elect two dele
gates to the ensuing state convention.
Mr.. Coync presided, and John T. Brown
acted as seCretary.
IL was decided to hold the primaries
next Friday afternoon and the conyen-
tion on Saturday afternoon. The con-
vcntion will be at Coyne's hotel Messrs,
Coyne and Brown are the two most
likely candidates for state delegates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF EPW0RTH LEAGUE
Three Very Interesting Sessions Held ln
First M. e. Church, Wiikes.Barre.

REPORT or SECRETARY STURDE-
WANT SHOWED THAT MUCH WORK
WAS ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE
YEAR-CONVENTION SERMON WAS
DELIVERED LAST NIGHT EN REV.
+. NJ. DAVENPORT, or NEW YORK.
IT WAS A VERY SCHOLARLY EF-
FoRT-MANY GOOD PAPERS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28
Third national BANK
OF SCRANTON.

Special Attention Given TO Busi.
ness and Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodation EX.
tended According to Balances and
Responsibility.
3Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-28


In the First Methodist Episcopal
church at Wilkes Barre yesterday, the
annual convention of the Epworth
league of the wyoming district was
held. After the delegates had regis
tered in the morning it was shown that
there was a good representation. Those
from Scranton were: Henry TWininE,
w. T. Douglass. Nliss Hughes, Miss
Crawford. Miss Clarke. Miss Rozcn-
krants, Leonard Prnglc, Mrs. w. a.
Iotchcr. Miss Edith LrtChor, Hr. Fin
nov. Mr.. Armstrong. Mr.. Connor Mr..
stellcr. Mr.. Sturdcvlnt and Mr.. Crevcl-
ing.
The rcport Of Secretary Sturdcvant
vae nrcscutcd after the registration OF
the delegates and proved very inter
estino dorum,nt. in the twenty-five
chapters from which reports have been
received there are 1857 members. OF
these /. iO3 ere active and asa are asso-
ciato. Nanticokc takes the lead with
43 subscribers to- the tpworth Herald,
although Luzorne has 80. Junior work
: 90 ,,,o,,,,,,,. >,'r,icnl,, and gin,n-
son church, Scranton, each have 200
Juniors. Luzcrnc chapter has done cN-
cellent work in the Mercy and HClp de-
partmcnt. AvoCa has had very sue
cessful lecture course. Taylor only
organized since January has 80 active
members and associate.
The work along all lines IS very en-
couraging. League of First church.
Wilkos-Barre IS ilourishinE in all de-
partments. Simpson league, scranton
has helped to raise the mortgage on the
church and has done excellent work
pom III u'o SpII i'""l anu il''I ",''
n'lP "'I'i 'III'HI' N'"u.N
scranton mas d"he SI'iuN' H'pIu
work. Clark's Summit has been oi
spiritual and financial help To the
church Parish street league, Wilkes.
Barre. has belpcd TO mako pavn-cntS on
tho narsonapa doht Forty Fort LEAGUE
b,e boI,oa a., ,I,,,rcb Grarci,II,
iI'o ,',.,.., .,l,,,,[a,
tuHIsNl'le Gu" per mas "''i'" - ''l ,I p,'
the church ana pay 'I' SeN'"i Sd'' y
Carvcrton chapter mas made DONATION
to the Preachers Aid society. Alder
son has done much work in the mercy
and hclp dcpartmcnt
Nlkos-h2rre mas o"He H'uch a'UHA
''iiN w ~ ''''' ''-''' '''' '''''' - 49,
helped 10 raise money toward the new
church' n lew oI the ohaplers haN'
organized rcadlnE circles win N'r!
Sood results inc work IN an depart
ments OF our leagues mas he'h So"d
especially IN the mercy ana help anC
spiritual departments.
After the report of the secretary hac
been received, President Byron q
Hahn, of Wilkes Barre, named the fol
lowing committees
ON ResoIutions-N. l. Hawlcy. Askam
Miss Mabel Shcuk, Plymouth; Bessie
Sumner, Wavtrly.
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Lewis, providence.
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Miss Ruth Co9nor, Miss Gertrude Hutt7
Nellie Morgan.
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Hessler and Miss Grace Morgan.
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