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New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
THINK 1T SHOULD BE A PARK.

PURCHASE OF GROUND SURROUNDING OLD JU-
MEL MANSION BY CITY ADVOCATED.
Edward Hagaman Hail. secretary of the Society
for the Preservation Of Historic Plac>> and Objects
Edward p Cole. OF the Sons Of the American
Revolution; r. c. Jackson. Louis II. Cornish and
others appeared yesterday afternoon before the
Councils Committee Parks. and advocated the
city's purchase OF ground surrounding the old
Jumel mansion. In Harlem. for park purposes. Re
Gently an ordinance introduced in the Council
providing for the purchase OF two blocks OF ground
adjoining the old mansion. the storing OF Colonial
records within the house, and for opening the
whole park property. Mr.. Hall said that the
old Jumel place the only house left in New
York conspicuously Identified with the Father Of
His Country. and for that reason the city should
prize IL. Councilman owens, the chairman OF the
committee, said that he was In favor OF reporting
the resolution faVorahly.
Some surprise expressed that the resolution
does not make Il clear that the old Jumel house
shall be purchased and preserved. II will probably
be amended before IL presses the Council.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
mAnaENB
(BOHEMEA)

Most celebrated a frst-cisss Health Resort
en- account ofits strong eftIcacious Springs con-
sisting of potassium Of Sutphatc iron. and most
invigorating Mineral MUD
The position OF Mariesoad surrounded IL 10
by vast Forests is UNEQUALLED. specific
against disorder arising. from impaired
digcstio1, Liver coTup1sintS Gall-stoncs, disease
of the bladder fcma'c mslzdicS. Corpulency,
Stasis of the Vcna Portac, GOut Anaerniac Diao-
etes and ordinary illnesses The CENTRAL
BATHS, NEUBAD, and splendid CURHAUS.
are OF recent construction, and fitted with every
luxury and comfort.
There are Carbonic- acid, Steel. Mud. Gas. and
hot air baths, Hydropsthic Massage and Swcd-
ish gymnastics. Med co-mcchanical lander
Institute, Electrical separated baths, Newly
built Collonadc. Salt distillcrics- The Town is
illuminated by electricity; Pure water from tho
hills Theatre; TOmbOla; Dancing reunions;
Hunting. Shooting Fishing Riding and
BicycIing-Club; Covered and open riding Alice:
Livery stables Especial places for juvenilc
players Golf Lawn Tennis Telephone.
SEASON from MAY Ist TO SEP TEN BER goth.
u.ooo annual visitors exclusive of tourists
Prospectus gratis By addressing the BURGER
MEISTERANr. Maricnbad. Austria.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
WADMAY TESTIMONY CONFLICTING.
srPERINTENDENT SCHULTZ DENIES THAT vIo-
LENCE Is USED AT BELLEVUE.

IENCE Is Used AT BEILEvUE.
Al the continuation yesterday OF the coroners
inquest into the death Of Herbert c. Wadman
who was a patient al Bellevue Hospital and after
ward at the Manhattan State Hospital DR. Charles
i. Dana, OF Bellevue Hospital testified that h..
considered Nadman a dangerous patient hut ths,
the nurses had treated him with remarlabl skin
lie described the method OF restraining a violent
patient by bandages, and said that he had seen no
bruises on Wadman and that Wadman had not,
been put in straitjacket Dr. Dana contradicted
Dr Barclays statement that wadman could have
lived three years In the condition he was in when
brought 20 Bellevue
DR. Il. Valentine Widman. examiner al Belle
vue, said that three days before Wadmsn Left
Bellevue he was examined. and no. bruises were
found him.
Dr. schultz. superintendent of Bellevue tes,i-
hed that he had seen Wadman twice every dav
nntil the day he was taken from Bellevue ana bo
was positive that there were no bruises on him ~,
March ], the last day Dr. Schultz saw hir, pa,,
ashso oy coroner yucca II any Violence bad beeS
s, essee asaiast Nadman Dr. Schultz replied en-
IilaucallN- Coroner. since / have beer T. cb.--.
december .. 1 am positive that no violence bss
oeen USED i would not allow II" W
The policeman who took Wadnan from, ,ha ~,
s s,ia sotsl saio that the prisoner had been Quiet
ana tnet there were no bruises visible on hin S~''
l.. -. Mierisch, an nndertak aker's asS,S.a1, -. a
tAdt aoout Aarch or he had been sent "a F2aIi[-
Nne 10 get Madman's body. There wae q ir,,i
around one eg e. ne said. and black mark on each
knee There was also a bruise lust below ~ 49,.
ana the body was pretty well covered xvsth ,ra
bruises The marks on the arms he sstd loahns ~
II they had been made with straps. N
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
EXTRA PAY FOR THE LECTURES.

MR.. wHALEN DECIDES OK THE RIGHTS OF
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
New-York City school principals may legally re-
ceve extra compensation for ecturing for institu-
tiOns supported by the city This is the view taken
by Corporation Counsel Whalen. who yesterday ad-
vised Controller Coler in regard 10 the bill Of a
Brooklyn principal. who made the addresses under
the free lecture system in that borough. The Con-
troller refused TO pay the lecturer without the
sanction OF the Corporation Counsel.
After going the ground. Mr.. Whalen saws
that a principal is simply a teacher Of a higher
grade and is so recognized by the charter He
adds that principal of a public school is not an
onlcer OF the corporation within the meaning OF
tnat term. as used I'm Section No .533 of the
charter. and therefore IS not included among the
classes prohibited In that secticn. Therefore II he
Is employed by the school 10 deliver the lectures
IN question he is entitled compensation therefor
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
Norfolk Rofe,
Brighton. EnclanH.

Elite Family Hotel CverlooEs sea-wa pronlenade aas
issns Fine public Perfect sanitation SHADED
sssaie nghts, lA,t Deiiests cuisine. Choice wines
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
INNSBRUCk-liOTEL TYROL,

COLD SUNNY WINTER RESORT.
Dry climate. free from fog and sheltered cold
WINDS. Full Vitality. and recommended by medical
authorities All OF winter smusements-skatng.
sleishinE toeossanug theatres. balls. eoncerts etc
First educational advantages Illustrated history
free Address Carl. L-ANDSEE. Hotel TyroL
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
THE saALE TO BE A FRErcBr su,p

The Townsend d Brady shipbuiding ana Rsns,r
Company. OF the Borough OF Richmond IS 10 re
build partly and equip the steamship saala yvhso.
was burned at the Boboken fire last wear The
saale has been bought by Lewis I.uckenbach ana
IS 20 be operated a cargo ship. The cos, 10 %
pairing the ship will be about 10000 She viii he
ready for service IN about five mOnfhs She uSIl
be renamed the Dnckenbach and viii be the Isress.
tramp ship flying the American nag e7'
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
PHTLLTPgS DTREcrOBy oTr

The Phillips Business Directory OF New-York
City for is01-02 has been issued by W PhiIlips OF
NO ri Nsssau-st This is the thirty first year q,
tne pupheauon' which, ss its name indicates is
complete directory of the business interests Of IN.
metropolis, classified In simple style II will he
iouhd as IN past years, ready and helpful guide
New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
Wildbad

BLACK FOREST. WURTEMBERG.
Principal scason-May TO October. Warm
medicinal springs. famous for centuries for their
cures In cases of chronic and acute rheumatism
and gout. nervous and spinal diseases, neuras-
thenia. hip disease, lsmeness OF all kinds. results
of accidents. chronic diseases of the joints and
bones. Additional methods of curing steam and
hot air baths, Swedish health gymnastics DR..
Zander's system, acknowledgements. massage.
and open-air cures. Fine psomenades splendid
pine forests. orchestra. theatre. fishing. Pros
pectus may be had by writing TO the manage nent
of the resort or the Mayors office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
IOWA OPINIONS AMI AorEs.

The Keokuk Northern Announces this
good policy: In selecting director
rext Monday don't vote for some mum
my for the position. Good intelligent
men are required on the school board,
for that body has it in their power to
give the patrons poor or a good
school
The Ackley Photograph notices a
phase of life that is constantly impress
ing others in the newspaper world: II,
is rather amusing, tho true, how sons
people Will rear up on their hind fee
and paw the air when some item OF
news happens to be little of on facts;
yet these same people, would not tel
the item If asked for it before the papel
was printed. There are some people
from whom you could not draw a loca
with corkscrew-they absolutely don
know any news. But after the paper i
laaas thAx will say that thu renorter wa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
over-worising Young chiIdrcn,

New. York Tribune.]
Disquieting reports come from the
south that in many cotton millsti tina t
part Of the country young children are
required to work excessive hours. An
effort TO regulate this matter properly
by law was defeated recently in South
Carolina. We have heard a great deal
of late with regard to the SUGGEST u
competition of southern cotton mills
with those in the northern states. III
New York. New England and all over
the north the employment of young
children in manufactures is governed
strictly by wise statutes. II any south
ern cotton mill makes larger profits
than the average northern mills because
Its management is INSCRIPTIONS in
over working boys and girls ito pros
perity ought not to last. Perhaps there
may not be many such cases among oui
southern friends There should not be
and every southern state should pass
Laws which will protect its children ir
the mills as carefully as the mill chill
dren of New York and New England
are protected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
THE GovERNoRsHIP.
Notes From the Field.

-,
y N7si's',i ~ ssS'i.s
.. =. SUITE - ssssr are 80 hiueil interested
" Soeiisr sesiies ,iiae lhe eoissess Tor
s"s 'siit''f - soiiss a7''sss i'iisR, aseliV
NuNli'iiiie VII Aos iach sl.'ioitstS q s
NY plaee.
eoo'. Wy o'als ~ l.eopie MY
are insisting. .lhat Ailniss 81 longer VIII
8 pe q iol s''s $. ss''e's7
~ iiase a peori oi.ihioiI q ',ial ssintls,
i Ii , honestly Mt. Ns''int'siliS cstpieu
NJ. .5visei. .i'al ne ~ 'iiiii.ii's, - 9
c 1s. LOT governor anu asker nun.
y 'ns lel'or, mat %. s'soit2erl Was =
eail s J" ere 'rus. u.iillllis any
Sohssr are warm iiis'iass ana WIFI
sssohssf reserved tne capiegsain ne un-
u Aes Seotu piailiiy .iial y uiit.'i'ilis ieiisu
oi'oi' MIN 70 ssiiu . pam anu " e'.ie'i
isl,is tIial "ouio ciedI a"a y an 5ioup's'
i re ea1lietl pach IN ~ ~ Was iios a csh
aid s iiiat meant 'hhl ne WIS l"s
ahu MVuio hp' pe ca les aaaiIist
esuilitis.hs, onouia VIZ .s9hse sneer .ns
race ai'er lnls ueelarasiph ne "o'.iu ps;
suii's u coii'i'ie' al'u is'ss''
ne res pect OF an honsst men. ne IS hot
puiil lfat way.
Guthrie euthrlan: g corrssponaehe
from stuart. writing TO lis SUNDAY
Regaster, states that Guthrie county Is
uhdohntediy ior a. ". CulnHlns ioi
governor TINS statement Is undoup'-
edly y ue and II Is for that reason the
opposition TO Mr. Cumn'ins are so
anxious Tor Gu,nrie county TO nave
LEGAL candidate Tor that position "
takes hftecn votes away from nm and
weakens MIN that much. Every oppo-
nent of MT. Cumminsin this county and
in the Ninth district Is ready to offer
support TO any candidate that VIII
draw from him support that naturally
would go to him. The game OF politics
this year in Iowa is hardly as innocent
as draw poker In Arkansas.
Ames Times: The factional fight al
ready stirred up in The matter OF who
shall be nominated for governor en- tht
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
FINE PHRENsY OF A PuRlsT.
sLcsdar Rapids Republican. ]

We have developed gradually and
successfully all departments Of state
enterprise as our modern civilization
demands without breath Of scandal
being Attached TO- any of them. No
state, With the possible exception IF
ssacilusetts, has been more assidu-
ausiy devoted % education than Iowa.
.sssNhere is the average intelligence
higher The state is rich, but il con-
stains no fortunes. Wealth is generally
diffused. We have been devoted to high
ideals pure manners, pure laws and
We arr sill devoted 10 them.
I has remained for a group of little
and petulant spirits 10 question I'M
righteousness and the integrity 81 ev-
erything that has been done. They have
written across Iowa's splendid recore
the miserable query What is all This
WORTH And they have done this MOI
because they have been convinced. il
their hearts that there is anything
wrong and that there is any tendene,
to wrong dong. but simply that the.
may gam personal preferenee an,
power by a hypocritical pretense tina
reform is necessary. Away with sucl
/ hypocrisy. We have been manly an.
brave and open in our political contest
thus far. We are going To continu
these time honored methods. Not onl
I this, hut we are going to rebuke in
spirit Of righteous wrath the insul
which has been gratuitously offere
both to our past and our present.
\ Just so! The public will be en- ii
guard against the hatchet concealed j
the last sentence of the Republicans in
| spiration and righteous wrath TIL
T.-R. cheerfully yields any similar rol
that has been assigned to it to give tn
goat farm tomahawker the right {
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09


concentration OF pupils IN one sciioo'
.sessenirg me number OF rooms as each
room coulo De hlled' which IS not pos
sipss uiloer sthe present SYSTEM, any
mere "ouiu De a reduction m Inc NUM-
-. - 'eaci'ers al'o ~ ,'e' 'se : So
a''es ia'o Mnlcn Mou'u seou' 49,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
INTEREST IN CENTRALIZED SCHOOLS
GROWING.

There s an increasing interest in
Iowa III the centralized country school
system by which scattered schools are
merged INTO one near the center of a
township, with better buildings and inn
proved educational facilities. Evidently
the 10000 circulars sent broadcast by
state superintendent Barrett, setting
forth the advantages of such a system,
are bearing fruit Superintendent Bar
rett is heartily in favor Of it. In re-
cent address he. said: Perhaps no otheI
circular issued by the department Of
public instruction this year has caused
such an interest in the improvement Of
rural schools. The movement in favor
of central schools is growing and is
commended to you as something worthy
your consideration. II is to be Hoped
that the day of very small schools is
coming to close and that equal oppor-
tunities and privileges for all children
will prevail
The T.-R. has referred to this subject
before and most readers are familiar
with the plan, which provides for the
erection of building ample enough to
give a high school to each township
lyith advanced courses rs 'stnds: ths
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
oBTRuDlNG DECAY.

As srring approaches and the country
esnerses from lis wintrS environments,
all outdoors has d bedrasgled lock. l.vi-
aences of decay are seen on every hand.
STRIPPED Of her verdure mother earth
has an urinviting appearance. She has
been The victim q natures violence
and heaps OF rubbish, desolate fields and
.aisntesratiun are visible everyw here.
There is nothing sadder in the world
aheut Us than the constant obtrusion of
decay. Even these things we desire
mastto max permanent. such as ouild-
ings. reed constant effort at repair. In
tbs west the mad rush 10 establish
homes from the cheapest and most
available means at hand, leads to the
building Of houses that Will no. last
niore5than a generation uuder the treat
ment they receive. Laxness in the use
of paint and repairs lastens decay
sThes. ssan 90 10 pieces likp the nss,s OF
birds built Tor NJ Even the
most expensive stiiie ures. built al
great public expenss siitw tho dsstruc-
line feree If expansion and contraction.
y lliel foilaw each o; slar as i ne * sreilass
Of seasons pass Everything, Including
man himself, is Jogging along rapid,
IN The broad road Of decay
Yet bore springs eternal III the hul
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
TOPICS OF THE TINES.

H. ~S
The best cloture rule the senate can
adopt IS that of final adjournment.
Mr. Roosevelt does not wish TO be
called governor OF vice president"
but just Colonel Roosevelt II earned
my own coloneloy, he adds. the other
things came to ms
Senator Wolcott Of Colorado 10 heav-
lily Interested in a recent rich strike in
the Cripple Greek district. II is in the
Last Dollar vein aud runs loo to | 800
ounces TO the ton. This is said 10 be by
far the riehest vein in the district
Contracts IRE being closed in Tacoma,
Mash. BY a China firm for 10000 bar
relssof -four per month for shipment to
China during the year.
/ DR.. Kennedy says in Iowa Health
Bulletin: several physicians in iowa
are nov under trial fei murder, result
ing from alleged criminal abortion. The
state board of medical examiners are
watching the result Of these trials with.
a great deal OF interest and when the
parties upon trlal are convicted and
M.
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lihese barnacles.
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| ton.
- '.'s nv ~ =
eoi'si'' WIZ - ~" 6 a,'a 80
Icounty deer yard was found where
4 loo ahifnals hac peeh Mihsetihs' re
lInaina of u were there, partly devOureQ.
4 The rest of the band had been driven
out.
ACCORDING 70 me puiieeih prepareo spy
me census bureau anu Just pupiissieu
we telai co.'oii sesop ~ s''e nv
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crop ieaas ussu l,o'' '0''.e. ~
= 'i'o's l,1an ). ~ = ,.us =, .As 10
are the TWO next cotton producing
states, ana II SHOWS the Wonderrul SUI
pren'acy whien Texas has achieved
among the OLD state OF the contederacy.
the influence q early associations
ihsre y biooses', Tor instance. Nhel
re was ililie efiap ne Jus. nvssu q
| .aifS s'oiies. NV enat y - iiia.i,e !.
ne Always nus iresh one 70 yen ~
VIE Wne,, ne. coii'es nome 'a'e = '''s ~
d -i'os'oh Aiahs'iip'
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- Aie Ass - - - s4ua4 1sAs ~
-Treas,,rer Herriott,s candidacy 10
{ oovarnor i vioentlv onnosed nv N
I S,ad.r panids Ban,,b,ican An old soi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
WORKING 4 Hours II DAY,

There no rest for those tireless little
Workers--Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
Millions are always busy, curing torpid
liver, jaundicc, blliousness. fever and
ague. They Danish sick headache and
drive. our malaria, Never grippe or
weaken. Small, taste nice, work Won
6ers. Try them. Twenty five cents at
George p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09

who would probably make Iowa The
nest governor. and from the present
Est of candidates. not excluding Mr..
Conger, has no hesitancy in pronoutlc-
ing for MIR. Cummins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
THAT HARMONY GAG. 2


THAT HARMONY .GAc,
The only ohteetion - far. raised
arains, ,ba cansi.,aav 81 = CON-
Minis. when Il beng reiterated d,,llv Ia!
the Cedar RAPIDS sepublican Is that
his nomination wault, he 4 rep,,s,;s.tio ,l
.esf all that IS In the republican ,,;,rty.
Sof s,,,,rsa "a ,bis ,v.se trna IN TN
;wouls, never s.sy a,il t.l,er word il sayor
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me :. nj. hing Nlsich. conslaer.isg ali
ne rilcumsta iaees. might be excusabls
IN trat r.artsi ont should nor be enter.
ai,,sd S.,s 4 M, As i i II
Individual. a. IS. Cumnlins Had been
H.. parts rs.IS.-vse ii & tive Oh the ma
IA nom ittee. He must iaavs been
iii harmony NTH the party then. Hls
.sysl;t, lnast NAY l,san tanla9s /. u.
l.;ltssr Re connlittee the crime Of daring
rs aspire Is 5h. nites states senate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09


TRY to forget all about the details of
guests. Don't be thinking about oysters
and coffee, or of the flowers on your
luncheon tables while Mabel Is telling
you how she passed her school exam
nations. or Tom is explaining his last
game OF football. BE at home to your
Friends
The house of the Texas legislature has
voted down by an overwhelming major
lily resolution recently introduced in;
lviting Mrs. Carrie Nation to visit Texas.
Even the belted and spurred Texan has
doubts about troubles that may be en-
lcountered.
According to the records of the sheriff
of kosciusko county, Ind, Peter Evans
| of Warsaw, has been arrested 1863 times
for public intoNication within a period
LOT fifteen years. He was convicted forty
times, spent 1929 days in Jail, at cost
to the county of s651,6O of which s571 so
was for board alone. Evans is 81 years
lold and works as a day laborer when
out of jail. Twenty-tive years ago he
had $4,000
4 1t transpires that polygaray is today
lpracticed, With small attempt at con-
| cealnert, by 1000 persons in Utah
alone. besides others in Wyoming, New
/ Mexico. and other states, belonging to
the Mormon church. Another informa-
dcnt Snow himself for this crime, but
the district attorney refused to prose-
scute because lit could not he certainly
known which Of his numerous wives
Was the legal one. II is becoming evil
lsdent that the public viii have to be
aroused anew before effective action
lean be taken against polyganiy.
Gen. Russell A. Aiger, as head of the
Alger-sullivan syndicate, Will build a
model town near Pensacola, Fla. after
the order of Pullman. Ill
IfSIoavid Brant should become lieuten-
the fearless independence and eminent
fairness that have characterized his
work as an editor 40 one, excepting pos
Isibly the Burlington HawNeye and
,lscedar Rapids Republican, will find any
fault viii, his administration.
y the Chicago Tribune locks at IT.
.-if the Hon. Webfoot Davis has sold a
hook Of his writings for $4,000. the
circumstance affords proof that truth is
Iistill stranger than felton,
4
4 Governor stone. Of Pennsylvania, has
4 signAd the PittsburS ripper bill and
4 appointed James Mor the present
! mayor Of Scranton. recorder for thai
4 city The bill provides a new chartel
i for the cities of Pittsburg, Allegheny
4 City and scrant =. abniishss The office
4 of mayor and gives the governor power
q Ito appoint q recorder. Il rnbs thu PEG
lpie u self government in this respect.
A The Indiana senate is not as gallant
A toward women as the house. 1t ha:
killed the bill which passed the lower
: body for constitutional amendment Z
grant the right Of suffrage 10 Women.
Mr. DukaneTod we must revis.
The adage that says Nothing succeed;
4 like success.
Mr.. Gaswesl--what IS the new rem
lGerine?
s Mr.. Dukane Nothing succeeds like
successor who succeeds himself Pitts
burg Chronicle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09

W.ANTED--A$ COMA NIONABLE LADY
to care for. invalid lady ami mo small chill
dren. aged and g. Permanent place to the
right party Mrs w G. Manchester. COZ
East Church street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09

WANTED AGENTS FOR 5 t.ssF ~ u
substitute for corset. a boon for medium
and slender women, Gives a perfect tignre
without padding Wright Bust Form o.,
factory. Newark. y. j.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09

AN'rED--A BS,rRACT tfOpI0PEN-
ing for competent and reliable MAP who has
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