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The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07
Clever.

Mrs. Petter-Did you see that? Dixon
seized that rocking chair and was into
it before his wife had chance to reach
1t. And ON his wedding trip too.
Mr.. Petter-That' just it. There's
where Dixon is smart. Nobody will sus-
pect that he is ON his wedding tour,
don't you see? And besides, he gets the
chair Boston Transcript
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

The Democrats of the third district of
Maine nominated Frederick w. Plaisted
of Augusta, for Congress, and endorsed
the Chicago platform of 1896, Thursday
last. The nomination was made at Ban-
gor, city outside of the district, prob
ably because it was not so convenient TO
get convention together inside the dis
trict as it was at Bangor where the
State convention was in session the same
daV
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07
Rucklln,s Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded,
Price 25 cents per box.
C.. w. Folsom's Drug Store.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

Great occasions do not make heroes
or towards, they simply unyeil them to
the eyes Of men. Silently and impercep-
tibly, as we wake or sleep, we grow and
wax strong, we grow and wax weak,
and at last some crisis shows us what
we have become. Canon Westcott.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

The kingfield Il Dead River railroad is
to be sold at auction August 2, on a
Judgment rendered in the supreme court
for the sum of S., 294.75 In favor of j. 5.
Maxcy of Gardiner. This will, we un
derstand, have the effect to consolidate
this short line with the other narrow
gauge roads that reach the Maine Cen
trail at Pennington.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

Sunday, the Sd instant, was the hot
test day of the season thus far and. but
for breeze that continued through the
day, would have been much more IN
comfortable. In Boston the murcury
indicated 100 in the shade, the hottest
for Is years.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

The Chicago platform upon which
Bryan was defeated two years ago was
unqualifiedly Endorsed by the Democrats
of Maine at Bangor, Thursday last.
They also declared against the prohibit
tory law and demand that the constitu-
tional amendment be re-submtted TO the
people. They stand by the government
in the prosecution of the war.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

Wheat harvest is in full blast in Ne
braska. Ii is mammoth crop and il is
difficult to get men enough to do the
work required to handle the crop as ex-
peditious as is desirable. Two dollars a
day is paid for harvest hands. The crop
bids fair to be large one.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07
F acts !!

Having the largest stock of goods in
|ny line on the river, above Augusta, en-
aOes me to quote lower prices and give
|!ou better value for your money than you
Ian get elsewhere. we can and will do it.
When you are in want of a Harness,
|angle or double, work or diving OF a
|SOmmer Robe, Horse Sheet, Whip,
horse Collar or Boot for your trotter or
hact anything for the horse, you will
make no mistake by looking over and
sectlng from my large stock.
am selling Trunks, Leather Bags,
quite Cases, Extension Cases, etc, very
by.
These hard times saving of 5 to 10
pr cent is quite an item. We are always
sad to show goods whether you buy or
bot
skowhegan, June Ist, 1898.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07
Ready for
Duty.

This is an episode Of soldiers life. One Of tie
first TO soAtnfee,5 lie fought faithfully and aeA bit
returned a physical z0yeck. Today he auds tie sbe-
11fc zOAnh made him hale and heart.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

This is a great year for red-clover.
There are fields of it which show mag
nficient growth and present masses of
crimson and green to the eye, the crimson
predominating. The air in the vicinity
of these fields is heavily laden with
the clover perfume. There is nothing
more beautiful to the eye than a clover
field in full bloom. Furthermore it is a
combination of beauty and utility that
farmers appreciate.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

Wheat exports continue to be very
large, indeed they are extraordinary.
During the week they have been, -four
included, l,O06, 800 bushels from Atlantic
ports, against 2,0G4,173 last year, and
Pacific exports 1864, against 100000
last year The market has been a little
weaker, but cash wheat has advanced to
S5c. Corn has declined a fraction, al
though the demand for export is still
beyond all precedent, and cotton is an
eight lower, at 6 25c, owing to favorable
reports as to the growing crop.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

Pittsheld Advertiser The Somerset
Argus. published al Skowhegau by j. o.
Smith 4. Co.. has suspended publication.
This paper VAS started as Democratic
sheet five years aye, and after passing
through Vari us arrangements other
Than Of a political nature, was bought by
the publishers Of the SOMERSET REPORT
Err and tor some time has been run by
them. The last change came about
from the fact that The REPORTER seems
10 Ill the needs Of SkoNhtgan's news
paper patrons and but one paper can be
supported AT present.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

At the annual reunion of the 18th Me
Battery Association held at Norridge-
wock, June -, it was resolved, THAT
greetings be sent to the LIST Me. Regi-
ment, now in camp at Chickamauga,
and that we are glad to know, that
among their number are sons of our
comrades, who more than generation
ago followed the old flag, for more
than three years from Cedar Mountain
to the Appomattox. May the same
spirit of loyalty, patriotism, and faith
fulness to duty. that animated the
father, be shown by the sons.
c. A. STURDY, Pres.
j. A. JONES, Secy.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07

"Do you know how to manage a woman
"Why Of course not. I'm married
The Somerset reporter., 1898-07-07
The Youugster Cuts His Finger.

"Well," said Mr. Goslington, 1.-THE
voungster has cut his finger. The only
surprising thing is that he didn't do it
The first day he got the knife. How he
lid it he doesn't know himself, except
that the knife slipped and the first thing
ne knew his finger was bleeding. Then
he ran to his mother. His face was
white, but he didn't cry, which |
thought was very brave and | think so
still. His mother washed the finger gen
tly and then bound it up with strip of
soft, worn, white cotton cloth tied
round not with a piece of common
cord, but with narrow strip torn off
the edge Of the cloth itself | heard her
tearing it, and | thought it sounded IA
miliar and thpn | remembered that was
the way my mothur used to do up my
finger.
"Thcn the hoy went around with
that finger held out straight from tho
rest of the hand and with Il solemn
look on his face, but he couldn't stay
solemn long, and it was surpriting how
quickly his finger healed too Then his
mother put cot over It, finger cut
from an old kid glove Gust what my
mother used to do, too and | wonder if
all mothers do these things just alike),
to protect it for day or two more until
it got fully we'll, That was wholly new
to him. and it pleased him very much.
He wore the glove finger with the proud
but reserved dignity of one convalescing
from "a sabef stroke instead of a cut
from his first knife, and it all made mo
feel young again myself. York
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
PIrASNRITGr

Ma Cssz RsEsrsssu- e wasA-
il<tsa, ans Mrs. Jsnnss Nu-xy. e.
S1skS VAElsy. visa-s h.r4 tnzs
ussk-
Qn1as--s Szs<S e ys1zg Eszks
fOn hsrs ataeaseA eA1rSA Al
Sasky V.IAsy SanAzv-
Mis- IA1r1 CAala vszzzs1 tAs
Mize< HutrAss,a S1l.aay.
Jsha R1ErAssi an1 sfss vssSss1
Dslla Haus S1l,Aan-
CaEasss G1rrAsst an1 uigs aS.lt-
"a lanss Jsrtaa aa1 We lass
S.nAay-
lrAa Nslssa a..a NaEssa Ie-,aal
callsa Al Ns1reS1n1av-
Niss Lscaa DsNasS1 was cR2-
iagsa frssnss a. Naaes ta<t Ssa-
aAy.
Mis- GSSrgiA NsAsoa uas Asrs
Sautsy-.
RsAsss S,argill Ard viz asisna.
easAursA ~ Saslsy Valley Sa.-
asy.
Grant R>AsSts wore lElsAs sai,s
SuntAy.
DIV shAAnSa pas.e1 Asss lasl
WA. =
CAaGlle ana (,eo<ss Car,er pissl
a lAloegA Asse Sapday,
V>n.l.ll ,
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Star spangled Banner.

santiago Is Cuhs. Asg- s--The
Casino Espas0i. The Spanish elub
II santiago frsqsented ~ the
Spanish oGrsrs. hs< fss -one time
bsssasd . ErsmoPs.oae. uhich EAs
. sosEre % jOy ssd ieIizhr 10 ~
eiab meabsrs - ors she eAPifula-
fBol-
StrsngsIy sso1Eh thrSsgh the
lSag nIgEr- ~ fh~ ss-ge the fsvur-
Ite pises - 3s-br. Whbrh they usse
il ths hsblf q h1visk r<pes;esI
fDIr o. GV- fi@ss a sxsaiaz. Ezs
-n@ STAR SpasEisd Bsansr. -ukb-h
grady PIssssd sssir sssscal
sOaJk. althoaZh thy wsrs eafirsiy
Ign0rsns - n Orizis o siguI6-
eince-
A. fate sosId dscr-- o. u.
1Orniag a J1Iy Il. uh=a n.
Alsrie1 s14s Eas hssssss SEsr u.
pslacs. the rsgfn@stal bad - IN
SIEth cavalry pl1yesl EFth ths II
@Ost glstO this sslfsarns 1Ir.Ehos
faiI 9sasinE liza broke spsa u
ass<nblsd spa1ish oG1rs EitE
1nus1aI fosce and vish - lItti
diseOantars tOtheir already ruf
Sd fsslIseS-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

Prsrhisz lat susi.y - Rev.
JarTsIL
Ls,Eer Isrk Crssk -rha-si Wiii
sS@n se1f Ns..izy. ~ifh Ass
Waf=0u A. trsrher-
Dr- ~ g. wsI-,s snd Frzik
YATES visited &. H. ChsGss's-hs,I
murSstsy-
RP- Holt. uise and rhil-l uev-
Visitinz Lasd Holf Sasday-
Ue box s1pf.sr Al Nary- chzP.l
ssisnEsy sight a. quisr \ 80
rs=S
GssorE~ SturziII anl Wills And
Henry Mex E.ss ksre SGnlsy-
p. DEza.o.d hzs nsr-d fns@
Snoky VsIisy - qsr cr.~k-
AerD~i - yS1ng FsopI- fsu4
tbs rlzse attea.ls1 ck=Trazf Sz-
~ VsEisy Sz.lay-
h-re all = Prsashing AZ Ma
~ CkaPl s1sdzy nOrnInE ;.
R-T- NIIisr an1 in tn =x@aing -
Rev DzEs.PoE1-
san FIetehe-is very IO~ EiTl
tyPho51 s-Ser-
WIll1n Carry, q Lo1iss- "a
hsre No..sAy-
Ms Bird MILF k1s go1s !.
Ns--Ean- " Va % visit Mrs.
Nz.nI- Shz..o1
Georss Carter, q Nsde-. IA
hsrs Szs4zy- Be- EysS-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

requests for II rs-rh ths y P. Pa
ssnger DeParta.nf a. "a Rasl, in
large numhers from every pan Z
ths Upitea Stafs-- This i = trisszfs
10 Ebie advertising a. uslI - -
the entsrPriss q TIE Csnpsay and
the yzlss q The baok- Mr. chas-
= PEE. the G-a<ral Pass AssnE a
81 Fa1l. Nian- uiH s<ns ~ kook
sIn1 Tru-ips o lor-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

Oar s1nlay s-bo-8 Esp.sgEss=
ing niseIy Uith NEzs Nary Frss<a
a s1Ps-
Mis- AIioe CsShrAa. no N.
b~sa 7zIIe =sek ~ -sae tine i,
tesssE-
Gn-sa.asEo-trsis- > ssII vs-y
EH- Ynss<os LSui-a -ashe..
Ast wsek
wnIse Cosk-ey seat 10 DisEs.
IssE ze~k-
Miss Addis RIo- ana saEIis DII
] ~ rsrs visiting Nh. LaIa Hsab
erin san.i.y-
Ms BsIIs Goaa@aa. q Foridz
: yisirin< rslzfivss here
In H9trAi>sa - bers San
DAY
VII SEnaSns. q Losisa. "a
ealing oa Niss AIios COeAr1asss
1ay-
Mss Gr0ES- LAnsan i gnSng u
san f1r ~ h01a@ IaW- Va 1sKl
wssk-
LII Skssas, 0fH0ssESrd- uAs call
.inZoa Mis- SaII5s DIIBsy IaSt Saa
dsy-
E8d Wsbb ana uifs we're VisIr
ing hsA@ f1Ik= rrreafIy-
Blae aad Gray
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4 SUGGESTIVE FINISH

Dsssy f01Ekf th= Erzt kafr5=-zsd
. ss2s special f1Eor - tk,@ Fafs=-
- f11gkf tk@ lass- Tat - ID
Ms Uork h1adss@e'y wifkslf
th@ saying In ~ Esss 1rSisa -
did Eot hos~ n singse zass in tks
6rzt, 0aly o1s- If4d @oze pgoya-
= torstoid that the thrs~ ErssI "a
val virtsriss q the Ear woGk ~
salt n the asuihlf1tBsa sttke 80
sny via 0sIy tke Losz q o.s zzz
1sd q e01ea Eusn1sd- - Eueli
have ass1 lz1Ehst % sal-n-
ne ussI; shSrs tks PsEfses51s
% oar naval sErvioe- S-gsniIss1 n
iG k1s ts~a- % U-ri- 1.d n1s q =
hasis q Perz0.al f.r0rItis2 erPos.
Tfhcs. A1s- t0s wise A.szfniss-z-
rb5a il E01li ds1szssrHss ths ~
csssfty u sTElsEunE rhe army 1P
On the san= i1ss PriaeiPle-
To acro1Plish thkS hsEsxsz
thsCe asst he .1zy cAEaEs- A.
gsr 11ss ros a.d AL h5s sEsSi1i n
vorifs<, ~ Oze q Wk0z k1s d.
ptAysd ths qE1Ei-bss esz~afsar Il
Military s1sessS. 11ss ~ rS1i1rs,i
% th@ir pruP~r -t1sbs1s- II hi
are % rsssil rhei- Fazk OEsr szge
FiSr zsrit they shpsEI be ksFi
EheEe th1f r.zk vii % ~ E-@s.
hzrul- - far ~ h7z=t1siasss A.
ssetars=r raESeouerrus1 th1seW Wh01
hs kEs bsssseksd Eith t1s-<As an
Eoti bars. Ihey shs1H he rstirsa d
oacea aat sscsVsr.-LeG5sNiEls TIzs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

fsarisrJosrn.i Oncs. IA -
- cnnnls.Iss % nrEasrs IS
~ esaru,iion ~ csbs sn1 rerie
Eir1 hags hes o1mplFiei. n
spanish c,nmIssios.Is having
49, snn.uncr1 yr.trrdsy. shirh
- ~ 80 day = sb< tsn in
uhkh ~ oomnis.ionsrs I'D q
- lppuIniet n ronmi,.ionsr.
arr
fUBA-Fr ~ UniI-.I ssais..
Nj Gea-J-F- Md. NsI. Gsn.
- g B..isr asd Rear AdsIr.l
ssnpssa- ~ sraln. NaI- Gs.
Fsri.to. =. ~ Admiral Plsirr nnd
Nuq1Is usufero.
PDRTO RICo-Ror - traiisd
fIsis., Msl- GA JsAn n. Brssks.
n-.r A1snlrui schIsy. BrlE- Gss .
" " Gsu1sa- Fsr spais. M-I.
GA Oisra. csanodsls vaIla,in..
an1 JalEs Adgocl1s z.=-ssa dEl
ArsilA
A MaaIla cnhls % tn I0ado.
nn1say fhnt Nerrifr and Ag.I-
nslds hsss ssrsss lhsf H. lsiisr
sail c1nirui oufsl1s - Mnalla fos
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
Ths Garden Spot OF America.

ne oF<ai.g - the liz q ths
NcEshsra PaciEr Raflgas IufaI
Legisios. ItAAa. Sfrhis The nsIs
ussk. uiII king that city aad the
oo1ntry surrs1s1iaE Il. iafS tie
PEooinsurs thsy kass bo1E g.
serNst-
Lssistsa = siiEatet In : EaIbsy
sarTassing ri<h.Ess Wirh = eli
nais - unus.AlsSuabiiIty- TAsse
hAve 1als Il TH- osS7ss e e. q
he @ost pradsrtivs rsgiSas e
Ansrtea- Ths hiIIs Prosset Il frS@
cai1 AL seor1s. aalt bn1 thssr n
slsnrs - aAks IL vaIlsT ths rE--
1sa spos e the R.eIs< Nor1huess-
H. rirh ssll. abs11aacs e p1rs
w1asr Aa.1 sPs<s1si vsrstahsss. al.1
bolntifll A.rvxs1s sfe=Al p-o1nees
Al 4 IN ~ ~ LlaE. uiEh ths
neg 11alral E.Ilu1y e.<IllEss.s8
sa5sE~l. A4ssrs ~ Lszis.sa Va
~ IN Iscsasco1sVsrnsas assa<
e o. tssr PA.cs en- sarsh Sc tA@
i.1..srtra- E.rlsr = ssaaA,ksh =
hs@--
Fsr ne pasr IEo ysars the ~
.lrrss - shs Na1sy A1xs Ass1
lEzsA - Ds~s - svsr gr0Eiag H.
1.n1sf asral a.1 E,rstEa uark.E-.
uhIrA = 49, alg1sats,l Aya -
$3.50 froa IT, sr5snL TAesPssdy
He1ls1e1l Al sllsry - e1lfga-
st1a oftAs ValIsy = s1rs - fsIisu
tAsor9Fsssisa sfths Nsrth=ra Pa
si1s Ry- yin ESve \ a Prs@i-su'
paEt II s1PPlyi-g TIE uerszs -
1an1 sur fru7ls ana lrsa3stue-
A Hllls d lhs ss1ahsass a1i
rsasAsd ~ uAy = Ls~isasa. L.
tle EteA NsE nsrc@ rsssrva1teu
uelrA w.s rsesatly Sss.e1 - -
ll.ns~A uAA - tAaa-anas =
s<rs> - aee tArnine lar1s uaIiiRl
81 ~ la1aslrlu.s tarnsr u cnl
tiv.le lnen an1 conVest lAra ~.
\ r1c1l11,e ralunSo - irals rnnchss.
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nI.ns.r.EssIAH mA-D-
BauthS@ Osz<F1ssa sas IaE-
Us&a E-Eli.asAsEps- R@7Sa4
GROVE


crOV- ar extra co.L Th- Est
usaFher : =zakinE good carz-
Wear- h1ving = good revival
hsrs. olalsrte,1 ~ Jokn MOore
and ReE- Gsorr- Frisey-
Nrs- Jaszsts Czrzsrre i veEy
s5rk af rkis writing
Lax and Grs@a WsIlzza 4trest-
s.I the e1ni.atise ~ Ls9isa hSs
FrS&.y And Sstart1y-
6rsea CGruEt-s = 90 III gran.
5Ery this Es~E-
Jx1-S 4 AsllEAa 11kss frs-
e1eat trips - ske Xxx B-zBeh-
T01 D1lky = h1Idilg hin I
nsE dwelling hg1se-
Tksza1s Garter Wa visiting n
LEX Bszarh Ssn1ay-
II raoest hiEh Ez-er 1sa 90
s5ierzhs- 4111a-e - Guys in tai
s-rtioa
Grsa N0.-s CIT hES hasi vrrl
bs.sly ~ 01ber S1y-
scar AFPsS-
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Try AIIsn,s foo. Ease.

A Posdsr 10 be shaken into Ia
.koss- AZ this ssasSs YsGr ~
f-el sSoiIsn, nervS1s ssa hss- as5
81 tired sasilE- II yoa haVe
s@arting feet @ tiEhf shoes- Try
Alhl's Fs.os EA-e- Il crols the
fs@s and makes u1IkfsZ easy.
Cares sNosIsn ard sweating fe~f.
hIistsrs as1 caIlo1z spsss R~-
lIsyss esrns and b1nIS1s - ali
paia and givss MT SID co@fSrf-
Try & t0.lay- Sol1 - all srEg-
gists an.d s1Ss sssrss fsr ze- Trizl
Paek8ge fns~- Ad1rsss Aka :.
Ol.ss-i. Il Roy. NY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

sEss.s e ths v.Iss q s-essiIis-
hel4 - thsa. = ssy, u have I've
haairsd doil.rs - OvsEs.or Il tAs
creditors q saeh psrsOa Ars Isz.
th.a I.In nu.hsr, thsaoaeofs1ch
ersiIiSos uhoss claim sqaals aid
amoanE nay ~ . pstiiioa 70 have
hin AdIsAgSd = bankrups- crsdI-
tors II tAs enpIOy q q related q
ssrh P@rsoas sIthis ths thIrd q
grss sEs - ooGuted-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

John Nathias = veil kssvu
stoek DEALER % Pul.ski. KY 4ys.
-AfIsr saGsEing f0r over . veek
vita Gar. aad ny physiaaas haE-
iag fAlIss1 o relieve n. ] u1s Al
vi-s1 q Try Chanh<siainis ooibr
ehslsra and di.rrhoe rs4sdy, aad
have H. Ps-ss1rs - stafia< tAsi
kAlf q &C. bOssis earsd NJ -Fo.
aIeIby A ~ HsEhes-
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n csnplstkon sftAe Nsrthsrn
Parins ~. frua whne Han.
Net ssTuin Brtar.s. Nnur 4
aI.snn.. sfss mfsss. oUsas % -
hrsh - aI.sr a.a f.rnsr -
nnIsl-(r..surs.. q - snsas
Jsssr.s. v.Ilsp. rirh hosh II ~
raauiIiy ana qunlisy - Iss unrnsr-
- esp,sifs n-a {. m ssrsHIy q
Itsa.II. uhSrA fsr s.rnI.r 4 ss-sI
q a-y n N-us.nA n thr,srir-
ers uklrh s-ssr IL va1lsy sspar-
atsly tst ..iis hsfu-s gag vsry
frr. f-rnlzA - alansa.rs q p1r.
uai.r flrsIi lks prs.sus a.t f.t.rs
ns.es = ~ SaIlsy-
T.i. Briars : sIs..t-a II ~
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Its PrSpsssd Ihai thsrs sail -
. gr1n1 par.1e q shIPs and -
diers shsn Saap<sss asss resehes
NeE Tork-a kind of RSEas -tr5-
anphi" - - sV@sk- IL L. bod
thAr SAafssr uilI b. - haa1s asd
erOgnrd uith . wreath q Ia1rsl.
His thrs@ hsndrs.t Po1nds q gss-
sEAlshiP uolld Iook sples.tk1ly
psrehsd upoa a. iv0Ey eharSos
uith gst1-a Sbs~Is. and draws,
nst - Iioas b1t I1a9 erabx Ard
secrssary q War AIrsr shs1Bd Al
- oergPy ~ h0a0rsd Pssifboa il
the Pnao-sssoa- No -trisnpA-
UoaId ~ osaPiese uiikasi IL
PEsssaes q Al,sr-L0sissiII.
Umss-
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