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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-12-26
Or. S. M. HAR-DMAN.
OCULIST AND AURIST,

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-12-26
CHARTER
Issued to Nc~ Goa! Company at
Enterprise.

The sntcrpr.,. Coal aud Develop
ment Company ID Enterprise this
county has been .hartcrcd TO buy land
and TO improve, cultivate and sell
same. ThomI, L. Nuttcr James
Lawlis, Z. j, sturm, Thomas McIn-
tire, 4. W. sturm, of Enterprise. are
the incorporat rs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-12-26

Bridgeport will have a show IT the
X. IS I. hall there tonight The
troupu yill play what ha, been adver-
tiser i, Jesse James, The name is
sugg. tive Ola desperate time and no
dou a lot IL people will attend
Williams news., 1902-03-08
WILLIAMS, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1902

working in full blast at this time.
 Mir. J. B. Smith and myself have permanently located here, having purchased the store and all its an- nexes, including the postoffice. The former postmaster having resigned, a petition has been sent in for the of J. B. Smith to fill the vacancy.
 Business is rather quiet at pres ent, but we hope for an improve ment soon. J. w. B.
Williams news., 1902-03-08

for mineral was the best he had seen, and intimated that MT. Born's chance for a sale was very good. This property lies between that of MT. O'Brien's and that of MT. J. w. Burson's. in the Black Rock dis trict, about two miles from the Smith & Boulden store and the Constellation postoffice.
 The J. w. Burson mines are among the best developed in the in fact, it is the only one
Williams news., 1902-03-08

Much Damage Will Result if His Work Continues

The NEWS has, in the past, made mention at various times regarding the harm done the Grand Canyon mining district by knockers" in various ways and from different causes. In a recent article it was stated that one of the chief causes of the activity of the "knocker" was due to the inertia displayed on the ground by some of the companies heavily interested.
 As has been said before, the can yon country is we'll mineralized and development work has shown that with proper methods of treat ment at the mines they could be made to pay a handsome profit on the investment. Realizing this fact, experiments have and are be- ing made to this end, and the pros poets are exceedingly good for an early boom in that district.
 Word has reached this office of the Defarious methods now being practiced in that section by some who have not the welfare of the dis trict in part or in general at heart, but who are out for the almighty dollar without cost to themselves
 In order to make this last state ment clear, we understand that while certain company in the dis trict is using every honorable means to raise money for the further pros ecution of their work, their ore dumps are being systematically robbed.
 The company is heavily inter ested in the canyon mining region, and has the interest of the commu- nity, as we'll as those connected, at heart. In bringing capital to this section it behooves the promoter to have something in place-ore on the dump and in the shaft-in or der to talk to a probable investor. While those interested are hustling in the east, there comes an unscru- pulous individual who sees a chance to cart away quantities of rich ore in the belief that it will not be
Williams news., 1902-03-08
ON THE RAGING HASSAYAMPA
Another Interesting Letter From J. W. BouIden Concerning the Black
 Rock Mining District

OoNSAELAAllONf AElLf hdICH f.
 EDITOR WILLIAMS NEWS: Slim Jim gulch, in fact, the entire Black Rock district, is rather quiet at present, most of the big mine own CTS being. temporarily outside on business
 am pleased to be able to note that we had a fine, all-night rain here about a week ago, and another fine shower here night before last.
 We regret to have to mention the fact that MT. Pat Johnson and the Baumgartner brothers have left the district for Williams, but our loss will be Williams gain. We wish them a happy but short sojourn in the Coconino metropolis, and that they may return again and brighten our camp with their presence
 MT. F. H. O'Brien, who repre- sents large mining interests in this district, has been absent for several days at Prescott, and rumor has it that he is there negotiating for the sale of his mill and mines. This property is we'll developed, having a ten stamp mill with many mod ern improvements and cOnve- niences. A pipe line extends from the mill to the Hassayampa river, some two miles distant, with a pumping plant at the river The property has ample buildings for all purposes, including a connections residence, with a fine spring of good cold water close at hand. Mr. O'Brien lives here in comfort with his wife and grown up daughter. It is quite treat, after passing over the heated desert some eighteen miles from Wickenburg, to sudden ly emerge into the very midst of this home-like place, with plenty of cool water and shade from the boughs of the old-fashioned cotton woods and willows. The place is located in a narrow canyon leading to the Hassayampa river
 MT. Mark Biedell and a Mir Me Donald, two capitalists from Col orado, paid this camp a visit on the 1st- While these gentlemen visited and inspected several claims in the district, their main object in
 
 known as the Copper Blossom group, composed of twenty-two claims, and owned by MT. Charles Born, who is also an old Colorado man and an old acquaintance of MT. Biedell The latter gentleman informed us that while MT. Born had less development work than most of his neighbors, his showing
Williams news., 1902-03-08
SHEEP ALLOWED TO CRAZE San Francisco Reserve Allowed TOO, 900 and Black Mesa I5O. 900 Sheep
 for the Year 1902


 By a recent order the honorable secretary of the interior has decided to allow 100000 head of sheep to graze on the San Francisco noun tain forest reserve during 1902, from April to December 1, on the same areas they were permitted to graze upon last year, with the ex- captions of Sections 2S and 32, T. 23 N, R. 7 E., which sections are adjacent to the springs from which Flagstaff derives its water supplies.
 Sheepmen will be required to re- main within the boundaries of the ranges assigned them or suffer the penalties laid down by the sec retary.
 All reputable sheep men will be asked to join the Wool Growers association, and all applications for sheep grazing permits will first be acted upon by the association, which association will be held re- sponsible for the individual sheep mems acts.
 On the Black Mesa reserve 150,- 900 head of sheep will be allowed to graze upon the same areas as last year, from April 1 to December 1, and sheep owners will be subject to the same rules as heretofore is- sued and governing the San Fran cisco mountain reserve. This re- serve will be divided into four ranges, as follows:
 Range No. From the line be- tween ranges and 10 east, G. and s. R. M., on the west, to Long Tom on the east, 45,OOO head.
 Range No. 2-From Long Tom on the west to Morteson Wash on the east, 3O,OOO head.
 Range No. 3-From Morteson Wash on the west to the dividing line between headwaters of Silver creek and Mineral creek on the east, 32, 800 head.
 Range No. An that part of the reserve lying east of the divide between the headwaters of Silver creek and Mineral creek which was open to grazing during the year 1901, 300 head.
 All applications for membership to either association and applica- tions for allotments of sheep and range should be made to the asso- ciation not later than March 15.
 No sheep will be permitted to enter either of these reserves until owners have been notified that per mits will be issued by the depart
Williams news., 1902-03-08

It is reported that Vice President Kendrick is so well pleased with the performance of the big decapod engines 9SS and 9S9 that the com pany has ordered 75 more of the same class to be delivered on or be- fore next August.
Williams news., 1902-03-08

missed, or if 1t is, what matter? He canyon region, and to his unsophis- ticated eye they are all alike. He thinks only of the few dollars he will receive and cares not a whit for the results to his employers when they return with the investor and find that their ore has vanished. Neither is he long-sighted enough to know that the shadow he un- thinkingly throws upon the com pany's claims will fall upon his own.
 Active measures should be taken to suppress this sort of thing. We have evidence that it is being car ried on extensively, and this gentle hint may put a stop to such actions, that are much worse for a commu- nifty than the 'knocker" who sits on the fence and howls. The latter cuts little ice while there is plenty of ore in sight, but let that be re- moved, as is being done, and the latter system is much worse than the former. The NEWS has the in- terests of the community in general at heart, and cannot sit idly by and allow this sort of thing to pro- ceed. We do not care to mention any name at present, though we are aware as to the name of the guilty party. So let this be hint.
Williams news., 1902-03-08

You get the best job printing at the NEWS office.
Williams news., 1902-03-08

Pretty soon there will be no old women with crow's feet in Needles. And the fat, fair and forty sisters will be spare and willowy and in teresting. The flat chested old maids, too, will have busts on them like John L. Sullivan, for the beauty doctor is in their midst.-Needles Eye.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19
Or.8QOWaQ'S s
SQriQpQrlQiQ1l
NeiOlOent!
Der erOBe 18tntreinioer.
SIR bic 6ciIung aller
frnuiiden &ranfbeitem.

Seosr Srppfen SuriopariQidn ReioIOmt Serltiga
bur6 glut, 68psB unO in anOerer ggsiie Dem
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Stoffe oes G6rpcrs Ourb rtines unO g;iunOesUlates
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uno i6ltGt oebsilte pcHerii6t Rraufbei:n in ibrsn
pislsn Normsn Geotn sic 10 Gents fir nsue illus
frirte groiaiirs uRaoipa0 8eusreaI9 9riiieus
Sranfbsiteu, gsibpire i'm @ul5, i'm DtuHO, auss
niidit, Guuteu in ben Sriiisu unO 9srbdrtuHaeH in
uuOcrsu R6rpertbeil,u, idlimms Gugen, ier0pbul6is
gugfliFs aus DEN Cbreu, be 6limmfsH Gormen
bon 6autsRraHfbitsn Nusibldgsu, OifsHe @unOcH,
8rinofopf Gingpurm, Suljfub, grpfpelas,
idmerJeuos i4rarje Titfsn um R6rpcr trtbgartios
gtnd6is TraucnIsOsn un0 AT bic i6Dd9tnbeE
unO i6m,rabaftsu Grt,erunqsu, Rabtibpeib uHO
aue 8ergeuDuuqcn Der 2ebtustraft Jules if i'm
@srei6 Der 0ciltraft oi5its BuuOcrs mOOtrner
G5tmte, uno elm paar Sage Gcbruu3 Dtro iso:S
9.rOn, bic Dasielbt fir iro,rO cine Oisitr 52rants
btitsn aupenOet oeIsH md@tigs 9siItraft an ,is
esnsn R6rper bsrpeiieH.
gBsun Der Qatsut, peItsr tdelt6 obuimmt
iufolqs BON SabiHi5Dinosn un0 &us}ebren, bic
fortfodbreno 5unebmen, otetn 8rluiteu GinbaIt
aebistst uno oieiebsn our1 ueues Utaterial, gts
Hcmmsn BON geiun0sm 8lut tritSt - uHD ,eteles
tbYt unO bsnirft 8dOpups Sari6pariUiaU Reiols
bent - 70 ii 6,uug f6sr OsRn iptun Dieiss 6dls
mittf einmdl ieiu Eeut9uuQsDsrf btoirHt un6
sriplqrti6 1T in Der 9srniHosrung Dts 9trluites,
70 bett es idHtq, uuD tGgio) DirO Der g7teHt fb
tdrfsr befinheH unD fdrfer fublen, bic 9abruHp
DeTsr btrOausu, otr 2ppetit Dro fa bsbsn urO
biz Rorp,rftls uuO ba5 R6rprgspbt 3uncbmen.
SolqcnOes lit Der Sail tuo cine Glaibe Oes &uoa
MAPS SariapurtGdn Reiol0snt bic Sprptome, tber
ptl3t 0eilagt nur0t qednOsrt, bic 9biOi0Rtro'9
pbsr bas Qsrlangsu beietigt anp ben GutleeruEgen
elm Gnpe gcmadt bat. Eieisr grt.f DurDt i'm Gts
tobsr 1897 oti5riebsH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19
Gines juaget Mannes GrlebniB.
8roDRlb n, "a. Cff0btr I

8roDHInn, A. cftUbsr 1897.
SO mill 5bnsn itSt meiHe Symphonic nsHHelHs
Sd bin % Sabre alt; gspt6t $50 8tuHO; gr6bs
gub; Saurfurbe buHtsbruuu Rorpsr unO glies
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ptrs; 8opi i6usr uno pod BON flmotr0en 80neU;
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NIT iUtiBem usbsrjug, trd93sn uHo bttttn, um aus
Der Scble siusu ,ibtu, itGrteartGn S6leim 3u tnts
ttrHtn; 6lsden uub anDere gtIontn Dor ben aus
cen: idrtdlide Srdume: Rcrn6ftit, gti0igttit elm
QsrIuuQen lnnQe i'm gett ju ltseH; Dts Dlor9eHs
tiu miiOes idnerss gsftbl bei'm aUftsbsn; bic
g3rms mandbma btrfopft uno mau6mal regular;
y g lmuI ihleimise Gntlterun0eH aus ben Gdrmsn;
ilUrcinli5ftit aut Der 6uut; Sudsu; ibledter @ss
ibmad i'm WrHO; Qbi6tu Dor Nrbeit uto toeibli=
der gttaiGGit; Sang sur Gtnlamfeit; oumpie,
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RHd,n nit IeaO0 3sIiet elm Cine Glaite bat
biel, punocrbare gBsuOung berpOrasbro6t absr i'd
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19

Der Q9tb. s. u. @impfOn, @etretGr
bes gr5iebungsratbes bon San Sranetseo,
Gal, f4reibt:
ySG babe In 8erunn Elm tncaIes Gpntc
sefun6en. gpr eintgen Munaten lit td)
an NenrafbentG (ipftemiiben Sntarrb),
bermriabt bnrd sn DieIe Sfftce.arbeit.
Wlein Sbitsm id)ten gaR5ItdJ eri1lafft nRh
itJ fiibIte iebr nnsuubl. Sd fanb, bat
9ernna mir iebr ptet 2tnbermn9 bradte.
Gs bamte bas gan5e SDitemt aaf unb idj
fii6lte mie tten gebpren. Sd CLAUDE, es
ift bas bDbe COB tuUbl uertG, 6as man Tim
Spllt." = S. q. SantpiUn.
@1Femif9er 2utarr9 giebt INNER aeittg
Wqrnung bon feiner QnHdberung uno
tann lei6t abqenenbet perben our3 ridz
tiQe 8ebanolung. S9pimmenbe bruune
SIefen Dor ben Qugen, geifige Gonfuiion,
QlnfGIle BON nerbDfem &opfpe5, @4lafz
lpIiqfeit, SiBanfdIle, fr0fteInbes @efiibG,
Ser3ffOpfen, gei3barteit, @er5agtReit;
iebem bieier Symphonic ooer ale berielben
foGlte prompt entgegengetreten Derben
bur9 ben 9ebrau9 BON Peruna.
gOngreBmunn 6. 20. 8rOofbire BON
sSnbiuna fagt in einem tiir5li1en Brief
bpn @uibingtOn, .. g.:
rWie meine 6reunbe fugen, 1T peruna
Elm gutes Spnic unb cine it4ere &atarrbs
Sur" ."-@. 9. 8rooffbire.
n@ommer> &atarrb", elm Bud, geI8ries
BEN BON Or. 6artmun, prdiibent bes
Surtman Sanitarium, ii6er nerb0fe St0z
rungen, beTonbers i'm Sommer borberrz
f6enb, tpirb poftfrei an ieoe &breFs gea
I6idt bur9 bic qeruna Iebicine Co.,
Columbus, Sbto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19

Serlan1t: 2(ltc eSeocr=Sctten.
S3hfte 9reii. nerben far aIte iScetr 8et.en
,ciahlt. SeI ., ,@pnumeuTdl FCatber Co."
(l70-7D SIR. 700, Sft 9erin9ton= Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19
Sic 0el6t9te bon
GucliD 9eigbts

if cine Gei6i6te bon berebtigtcm etOiJ, Gner9te
uno Grfabrun9.
0te Sage BON GucGib @ei0bts mar Oas aeiultut
fsiner Discrimination uHo gute7 9OrauSF6t, Oas
gasiultat langid6riger Prugis in Der anlaOs bon
goritdoten.
GucliO 6ciabts If in Der Ge0,nb gslcgsn, no bic
9orfdOts F9 raid entpiteIn etraOs nbrOii6 bonn
rGectrie 9art,H NIT Garta0cubts ss9pcnu: (4imlieO)
i'm Often unO @tifcrgtopnA9ite (arliHQtOnl I'm
gBeten; bObe uno trOdtne Sage, nit Der Gronts an
ROasrssqosnue, benz prd6tieen Gubrtutg ap;ifsn
4rlinptou uno Mount Bu6iugtOn.
Sr0Bere Gueruie, ots gefp0bnli6, mar ben6tbi0t
in Der 8erauggubuug BON SauisnOsn BON Solarg
fir bic anlags eineg OOllftdnOiotn @biugstanals
spfems, nm icosn GjrunOfifs aGigtntbitmcr in
6tanb su icbtn (Obne untOfsn) gerbinOun9 fir
ale abfliiFe aus ben 9duiern berduiteGcu, tuOburd
eumpflO3cr unO strabengOTtn DtrmeO'n p'rO:n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19
Siffo1tSdrnt.

Wil6 in 5laiben lit cine srobc NHucbmljbttit.
Bum SS,uBe uniercr &unOsu nerOtu Die 3uritd9es
lisftrten 6lai6er in elmer Seiftnpulocrz9OiunJ
QriinOIib gripaibcu, Oauu NIT farcnl 981iitr aus
QslpIlt uuo udbrtno 20 gRuut.n untir Sdmpfz
bruf iteriliTrt g9r erluuben uuercu glusiabrern
ui6t Die 6lai3,u auf Dem g&a8eu ju tiiaen.
g8tl8c anbtrsn 0til6reicn maiden iid 0icie 0tiiz
ben uno llntoften i'm 5nttrtfe ibrrr &unOcH?
Stdptifcbcs Snreau nrm GaIpert' 81 bnb OF ses
Senilber. Seiee Selepbone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19
Il nge efttIIte8 6e4nen ma f
omeritanii 6en & &rteg5 8
diFfen.

" H.
Berlin, 18. SUM-. - Die @igenz
t6Umer pon 3D0tf ameritaniiden
9anpfiu6ten 6a6en benz &ieler Sa6tz
Stub Die Ql6fi6t mttget6eilt, 8iel
pd6renb Der am 26. Suni beginnenz
ben Regattaz@D4e 3u bsiu6en. Ser
llmitan6, DoB Da6rT6einli4 tein
umeritaniI4es &riegsiaiff pd6renb
Der gtegatta in Giel iein ptrO, Derur=
fa6t Gnt.Gu74ung in Sa4tz unb Of@
fi3ieuen &reiien. &aiIer 8il6elm
bate Die 2(npeien6eit zines Ober me6>
rerer S8iFfe fpe3ieu gepiinf4t uno
cine biesbe3ijgli6e 4noeutung bem
ameritaniI4en 6lotten 9epartement
3uge6en luRen. Die 2(bienDung zines
Shells Deg eurOpGii6en Ser. Staatenz
@ef6puDers mar Der Obstruction be5
2lbmirul8 GronninI6ielO iiberlaf1en
norben, alein Der 2eBtere bat bi56er
mod teinS Der S4tffe ieine5 9eiapaz
bers nu6 &iel beorbert.
Qlu6 in RuBlanb Mill e5
Mot Som mer tDerben.
8etersburg, Is. Stunt. -
gBinternetter 6errf6t nod immer in
bielen S6eilen bes europGi16en RuBz
Lamb. Sn 9eter8burg itanb Oa5
thermometer 6eute U2ittag ni6t 60z
Der, uls 80 @rab 5a6ren6eit. Sn
RuBlanb, ND Der lange Winter Die
padr tur8en Commemorate bOppelt
anqene6m unb not6nenbig ma6t, iibt
bic sFortbuuer bes @interpetter5 Ell
nen ie6r beprimirenben GinfluB ouf
bic 8eb0lferung aus. 2(u4 bier gu
Qanbe I6ne6t bic Grnbte in @efabr,
unb bic Souriiten, ipel6e ionit nm
biefe Sya6res3eit in S4aaren tOmmen,
bleiben aug.
ue6er 6 n { m mungen aut
W2arttntque.
9aris, 18. Suni. - Sine amtliz
DE 9epeI6e aus Sort be 6rance, ,Yarz
Unique, oatirt pom Is. Sum-, meloet,
baB gepaltigs GegengiiTe am Is. uno
16. SUM- Die 6laTe 8aFe 9Ointe unO
Qorraine iiber lire llfer treten lieBen.
MOnt 4elee it0Bt nod INNER rteiige
Rau6IGulen aus, a6er BON erniten
gprtpmmniiien perIautet Hi4ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19
9ln bic 9lftipnGrc Der ,,SDniOGtOir-
ten 6aS GDnlpn9nic Ser StGot
Baltimore, SSoltimprc MIo.


94ir, Die unterjeidneten, fpeldbs sinsn
. tbr 9roben gctrug Ot5 9ftiens&apjtals Der
rGoniolioirttn Gas=GompaQnis Der StaOt
Baltimore i'm 9siiB buben uuO coutrOlirtu,
finn Ubtreiu estommeu einen Goutcit tur
Die 6Ontrole Der GomSaQuie bi Der idbrs
liacn gGabl, bic an % Il I q q, Dem 2l.
Sui 1902, in 9altimora abgrba!ten miro,
5u DerInitaIten.
g8ir eriubcn Die 2tttioudrs Oisier Cont
paguie, un5 bel Dieism 9orgeben Das als;n
i'm Sntcrcfs Der b,iaQtsn Gompague gtz
i6itbt iu untrritiBen, unO Bitten oarum,
nit 1brtr Gnti9tioung gu parteu bis mir
gtdbercs nit 5bn'u bsreiubart bab:u.
8uffdpus CbCr.
Stein SrptberS,
Spbn u. 9Sbitrle9e,
Sambletpn & 60.
Epmnfeue cptt d. Spbn,
s. 1Sm WPiercneprf 81 so.
Gomite BON 4tt;onGrsn DIR rGouioIioirtcn Gas
GOmplgnie Der StaOt Baltimore.
U7O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-19

(Spdter.) - Der 2tufruf gu Dem
Acknowledgement Der nltniteD Ntine
@orters" lit beute bereit5 in Snoidna=
polls Dpm SetretGr WtlIon erlaiien
porben. Ser Gnnpent fOQ an II.
SSunt 3ufammen treten.
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ggirO untsr fir RduFtr annc6mbnrcn @tOiHgungtn
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6Dbere 0e6Gtter.

9etrott, Wtt6, Is. SUM-. =
Der tnternationale 8erbun0 Der
66u6z unb Stiefelz9trbeiter erbD6te
Die 8e6dlter feiner @eneruIz8eamten
unb 8pur ba5 bes 9rGiibenten 9O6in
auF $4,000, bas bes @eneral=@ice@
grGfDenten auf $1,000 un0 bus bes
@eneralzGefretGrs 8uine auf ben
qleihen 8etrag. SpmpatbiezRefolu=
fionen fir Die 56u6z unb @tiefelz
2lrbeiter in Bangor, Me., neI4e in
einem Gtrtte begriffen iinb, nuroen
andenDmuen.
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mirals Q(rent g. GropninI6ielb, Be-
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