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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
70 UKG
VETERANS
BANQUET

=. rissin dai Scptimo Ano w the
xs.shtnrfnn Volunteer association.
ri he held iu thc banquet room
Esthe siandcr hotel saturday nlsht
49,, ,,nne veterans will answer the
III Ia mrmofv ~ Che pfimCru
ss,m h.om" ia lS9o. which means
sest tamaFrow uieht the boys who
ssosht Ia enc Philippines az the
ssS,ie ~ santa Ana february 4 aud
ull mrct iu pleasant reunion
sfs,eg vlsne saul muy buen item
-. Tho price per Chow Chow
IN he uno peao y media Every
spomhrs O. entitled o. Invite a
s,mrad e. ioln enc festivities and
~aks ths affair a huge sucetss
llsi ~ toaaia and rwpous has
h.ss eomnleit1 and Cal Welhon se-
is.i.d Is aft as POSTMASTER The
..afaiissl feast will commence with
lntnslaelofy remarks hy President
tx WHherspoou The following
tsasis will b. responded Cos
.The President Judge e. a.
Hantrd
svietaflas 90 pesce. Mayof r. A.
RAillnaer
arhe Ola Guard uefarr the War.
naiar naulgile a. s. a
.srhs BOYS 10 6i-6s. Willis T..
kmes
y q W Colonel George n
fAmpluE
eRpoklaa" q b Rawaon
Veterans la puiiilcs." Matt n
GgmloY
-comfadea. Charles lynch.
~ns,hla uch. r. ~. Smoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
IN
CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. g.
Frederick Newell head of the fed
efal reclamation service. IN an In
tefyiew Says the government h very
favorable to tho s2l00o, 900 apprn-
pfiation % reclaim 300 600 acres
of land in the sacramento valley II
the larse landowners will agfco Go
cut zap their holdings into not more
than leo acres each aud actual
work hy the government may com
menco within a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

Nothing makes a man feel more
cruas and unfit for business than
to have on pair ~ uncomfortable
Hhoea- Yea never soa a man who
wears old Oak shoes feeling that
way. Ae Ia always smiling. The
best $3.50 and 81 shoe made Sold
only ~ the Mems she's Store. sas
First Ave
The old Oak ahoe Ia the shoe Tor
you.
Ia strong and neat and EASY. Too.
The beat Tor the m0ney man ever
wore
Oniy costs you three and \ half o.
four.
BETTER get a pair At the Meas Shoe
store 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
A Holdup

Comes very close 20 being genuine
when your Eroeer charges you frnm
ae 90 loo a pound mnrr than We do
Tor Fancy Iowa Creamery and about
the same pr dos. on Fresh EEEa
call and be convinced COW BUT
TER STORE. Lac and Pike. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

stand Attention. u N brown
Spanish American War Vser.
ans. John Rush.
a ailont toast viii be Offered In
memory of thu brave boys who CAV,
their ilvca for the flag. A eleVn,
imitation 81 atewet dog and
scrambled snakes will be feature
~ the banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

Adolph kruEner. formerly IA The
brewing business ia Seattle. became
dumrntsd BY the severe cold ia ghr
fanana and attempted TO commit
suicide BY taking ehlnrofoFm At
Fairbanks December 80 Ills wife
la a Seattle woman also. aud pne
aon 10 as pfcseut = resident Of this
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

Five or six Covert Coats. satin lined
good styles, were $1,000. SIaoo and $500.
One Plush Coat. in grey, ~ inches long
satin lined. white plush on collar and cuffs,
proper for rainy wear. was S2s.oo.
Automobile Coats. Of Hodgson's Rubber.
In tan. velvet trimmings. in black or green.
full length were Stsoo.
Empire Coats Of mixed tweeds. three
quarter length.
Coverts Of grey tweed, three-quarter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

lengths, trimmed with velvet, were $500.
Cravenette Rain Coats. in various good
styles, were $1,000.
Children's Long Coats. sizes 3 to "a, in
plain grey, blue. red and tan and mixed
tweed some with capes, others without
Women's Tailored Skirts Of Panama.
serge, tweeds. etc, plain and mixed suitings.
full fared. others with fifteen cores. many
killed and plated in the most effective
styles These were originally $3.50 to $1,000.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18
The November DeIiaeator.

The November Delineator treats
of the established styles for Au-
tumn both in dress and millinery,
and also devotes much space to
the accessories of dress which
women find so alluring. The
spirit of Thanksgiving season is
preserved in a poem by Theodosia
Garrison, a football story by
Violet Coen, and an old fashioned
Thanksgiving story by Harriet
Prescott Spofford; and the kitchen
department is stocked with sug-
gestions for a variety of Thanks
giving feasts ranging from "A
Rational Thanksgiving Dinner
to "A Vegetarian Thanksgiving
Dinner" For the feminine fin
gers that grow SO busy preparing
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70

"My mother has suddenly beela
made young at 70. Twenty years:
of intense Suffering from dyspep-
sia had ent irely disabled her. until
six month ) ago, when she began
taking ~ ectric Bitters, which have
complet' ,Iy cured her and restored
the st,f myth and activity she had
ID tho prime of life," writes Mrs
w l. Fitzpatrick of Danforth, Me.
Grea1est restorative medicine OF
the ylobe. Sets stomach, liver and
kidr eys right. purifies the blood.
and cures malaria. biliousness and
weaknesses. Wonderful nerve
tonic. Price soc. Guaranteed by
q. S. Joscelyn.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18
4'rs't Sitp Press

E. p. THORNE. Pun. & Peor'K
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18
Sample Of Memorial Cards. printed al Pres, Office,
$1.5O per dozen, $1.OO per half doz.

Christmas gifts between Novem-
ber's and DEFENDERS great feast
days. there are numerous sugges-
tiol.s for practical and ornamental
gifts in the Needlew DIRK depart
ment. In the children's depart
ment ''Ihe Dolls Dressmaker'
will hop educate the little mothers
in the fashioning of garments for
their dullies.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18
COUNTY TICKET.

For SENATOR,
Frank NJ. Byrnc.
For REPRESENTATIVE
l.. +. Michael.
AUDITOR.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

an original insurgent. free from
any corporate or lobby interests:
in short. a man who will represent
tie people at Pierre next winter
instead of the corporations. This
is a year that a man can feel good
that he is a Roosevelt-C'rawford
Republican. and lives in Potter
county. South Dakota.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

For United states Senator
ROBERT j.. CAMILLE, Yankton.
For Governor
CoE !. CRAWFORD, Huron.
For Congress
PH1LO HALL. Rrookinge.
w. ii. PARKER. Deadwood.
For Lieutenant Governor
II. G. SHOBIR. Highmore.
For Secretary IF State
ID. ID. WIPE. Olivet.
For state Auditor
JOHN HIRING. Herried.
For State Treasurer
c. II. CASSIL, Canton.
For Attorney General
s. w. CLARK. Redaeld.
For Sup't. OF Public Instruction.
HANS A. USTRuD. Sioux Falls.
For Com'r. OF School Lands
o. c. DOKKEN. deuel..
For Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE RICE. Flandreau.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

Potter County News: 1t is but n
short time to election now, and
while the opposition to the Re-
publican ticket have put up some
good men for Office, the latter
have just or good or better men on
their own ticket. aud should elect
every one of them. And it espec-
tally devolves on them to elect L.
+. Michael to the Legislature, to
uphold Mr.. Crawford in his effo rts
in behalf Of popular government.
Mr. Michael is q good clean man,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

The Press every now and then
gets a lot of literature from the
tariff reform bureau of New York
City. We would not publish any
Of it, if we cou' d, except for the
purpose OF 6 .iticising. We con-
slider the . merican system of tariff
9. settled issue, just as much Is the
homest ,ad laws and slavery.
There are other far more impor'
@at questions awaiting settlement
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

The railroad question is a polit-
zeal issue because all sorts OF other
corporations-coal. oil. steel. iron.
etc.-have been thriving. to the
dctrimeut of individuals. by the
rebates and other favors given
them by the railroads. and there
ARE but two sides so far to the
issue, viz: the Republican Roose-
welt. and the Democrat socialistic.
The first way is for federal control
of all corporations, which would
insure publicity for all of their
operations. This would be follow
ing the line or path of the nation
al constitution. The other-so-
ciali>tlc-would lead us into more
than one untried experiment.
Under the federal control idea.
corporations should he divided
INTO two classes. namely. Interstate
commerce or common carriers
Tailroad and telegraph companies
as n class, and all other corpor-
ations as the other class. Then
the first named should be required
to procure their franc nises from
the government Secretary of statel
at Washington, and to make annu-
al reports to the department OF
labor and commerce.. Railroads
could then be more easily regulat.
ed by Congress, and we would not
need the services and extra ex'
pense of the int. state commerce
commission.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

The question is raised. what will
we do with President Roosevelt at
the expiration of his term! The
Press has not heard anybody sug-
gest yet that he be made Ameri-
can minister to England.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

The voters of Potter county
have heretofore made a practice
of reelcctlng county officials who
have served them we'll and faith
fully. Therefore. particular COM
incubation of the following named
is not needed. as their record is
known to all:
j. +. Weaver. treasurer.
w. \. Heron. register OF deeds
Henry llawkln>on. assessor.
Vim. Combe!lick. coroner
The balance of the ticket is
composed of men fully as capable,
and the voter should remember
that faithful service in office is the
issue when it comes to filling our
county offices.
The Press believes the following
named will also maintain the good
record of the rest of the ticket:
Frank NJ. Bvrne. state senator.
l.. +. Michael, representative.
ID. j. Okecfe. state attorney
5. w. Cosand, probate Judge
JAS. Bryson. clerk of courts
j. w. \. Collins. sup't of schools
Jno. Master. sheriff
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

The Republican ticket. headed
by a mar who dared to come out
against corporation politics. is the
one that should be elected.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18
CONsrABLEs

Not more or new religious
creeds and dogmas, but n faith
that is scientific, is the need of the
hour.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

SUBSCRIPTION Price. $3.50 per annum
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-18

TREAst'RER,
j. +. Weaver.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
w. A. Heron
STATES ATTORNEY.
ID. j. O'Kccfe
PROBATE JUDGE.
$. w. Co>and
CLERK OF COURTS.
James Bryson
Assessor,
Henry Hawkinson
SUP'T OF SCHOOLS,
j. w. a. Collins
SHERIFF.,
~ John McMastcr
CORONER,
VIM. Combcllick
SURVEYOR
Co. COMMISSIONERS End district
John Heron
Co. Con-. Sd dist.
Benton Doner
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
A. j. Brewer
Il. Il. Congdon
VIM. Mauchcr
p. Stroh
CoNsrABLEs
c. Haup
&. Stroh
II. F.. Gates
ID. Peck
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Dupont iuiro Scnntur.

Cover, Gel, If. Smti.- Senrp
u. Dupont murOe bcute 2(bcno i'm
rcpnblifnuiihcn GolfllS sum g1n.
'OcSienotor nominirt. @r befom 20
Stimmcn, mGbrenO 5. G0wnro 30.
bids 10 Stimmen erbielt. Die go.
minntiou Gupont'S murOe Damn ouf
Nntrog cincS 9~lnb1ngerS 9tooidS' 5u
eincr cinitimmigen gcmodt. Die Sc.
9tSlutut miro morgcn lire 9tbitim.
mlltg ii6cr Ocn @ltnoeSienotor begin.
men lnO Die 6rcunOe oeS 6rn. 30.
bids Gcbcn SIT, Dab Sr. Dupont er.
mIGlt pcr0cu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

lorcn iparcn Die ii6rigCll %ricItcr Der
STRIDE %onlucIcnb. Ger 9lbcno mltrOe
Ourd eineu 9cariibumgagciun0 bonn
Shuldpr cingcleitct, morallf iolQcn.
ocS Frogramm sur Gurdiiibrun0
fam: Nniprodc an Gotcr Glonn Sr.
90. @cbcr; SubiIGum&Iic6, Sdul,
dior, @rotlHlotion, 0orgcbrod)t BON
% &nobcn; &lorinct- Colo, BON &ro.
teIior $. 3ic8Icr nit 9cgIcitlm0 pom
Erot. =. Wflttcr, QSiufonmlcnS Ioo,
SduuI6or, 40 mnItos amos. Sc
Strtdrotb, Iniprodc an &otcr s.
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Observation-Disclosures, ou&qcfilbrt BON
Der 3. uno 4. ShulfIoiic, &ubilGlmS.
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Qromm foIQtc bic llcbcrrcidulu0 bon
@cihcntcn an sic bciocn f~cicrnocn
EricItcr ScitcnS ser Guobcu Der
SonntuQSi6uIc. Der ilInGcn W}Gnncr
Scr III. 8umiGic. scr Mdnncr Ser III,
6nnliIic, bcm SiinglingSbcrcin Der
@cmcin0C, bcn st. MidoclS Git.
tcrn," ocnr oGbciopCnfc-Gon5il,"
Dem n2iQllori-Gon5iI" uno DEM st.
OtidocI8 g &runfcr llntcrItiibung8,
&rrciu." 9ic @cihcrfc bcItonocn
ourdmcN IN @cI0bctrGNcn, mcIhc
tbciI9 in @ouquCtten uno t6eil3 IN
Gollpcrtcn iibcr0cbcn lpurocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Gcrmiidjtc StdotnudridDtCn.

Sin 6oniIicnicIt fotrO gcitern
gtn6mittog I'M @oulc Oca Stuot.
rotbSntitglieOca &obcrt 2, WtcGurop,
gtr. 1928, Sorlcnts2 (pcmtc, ltott an.
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2locnlic uno Georges trobc itnno,
Ourd einen 9litihlog betGilbt, ood
mar or g%citern mieoer p~ollitdnoig Der
geItellt.
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tSltldll5lctretar3 0c9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ncrhors," uro ibrc Sodtcr bobcn lid)
fir Den CONNER }ltr Grbolung nod)
IGurmont, an 1ubc Der 9lle Gi0gc
WountoinS, bcgc6cn.
Die 2Gpotbcfc ocS Srn. Oscar
Is. &oB, an Der ode bon Eorf. 9tpenue
uno MicMe6cnsS troBc, lit BON Srn.
:. &. NigaS, eincm cbcmoligen Glerf
ocs 8erItorbcncn, iiIr $11OO crltnnoen
mor0en.
lie Wfuttcr Oc5 Stootrntbsmit.
alicoeS 9ui6roO @ottS bon Der fl.
@orb, Srnu Girainia @atts, lit i'm
alter BON II Sabren IN ibrer @pb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

ming 9tr. hob, Dtornt GoDoLNuc.,
an Den 6oIGen cine5 SdIaqonfaaes
geItorbcn ocn tic Dor orei Monoteu
crlitt.
- 6rou Woric Roiencron9, @attin
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800, iiosSmolpooo Strabe, uno
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gen ouf 0cm Compiler @ranoenburg"
cine 0cutiHIdnOrciic antrctcn un0
belttc NbcnO mcrOeu Die SheiocnOer
ibrcn 6rcunbcn un0 @etunnten cine
groBc NbihicoSfcicr gebcn. 3u Neriel.
ben miro iih II. q. Ser oS6ua6ens
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gntor0crluGcn, pelde an Die @ro.
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ocricIbcn cine perb0ItniBmdBig fleine.
Sr. &oui@ Y. Goitca crbGlt iein Die
pIom ais @occclorcu5 Ger ircien Slim.
ltc, mdbrcn Oic $3.50. Gctcr 4. Monu.
abon &nmc3 u. @oIib unO SoIepb
Eombnru I'M tommer5iellcn Icpurte.
mclt Gruouircn. Sr. 5. Gomaro
Wtoblcr miro bic 6eltrc0c boIten.
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SnbilGnmsicier.

MISUNDERSTANDING in Der st. Mi-
6aelS.Snlle." onl1Bli6 bcS fiber.
ncn SubilGumS bon Yoter alana
mo @e6er. - ltcbcrreidurg bon
8eidenfcr an Die Subilore.
3u GGren bes 25-idbrigen 4rielter.
Subildums bon Yotcr s. u. Slang,
6eftorS Der ct. Mihocls=&ir6c, unb
b%csienigen BON Edter Soi, @eber.
ebenfoaS BON Scr ct. MifocIssair.
die, foro geItcrn gbero in Der ct.
hoelS-Sale cine MISUNDERSTANDING
itott, on peltber iid) bnuptiddlid sic
anoben. unb MGnner-S ereiniglins
gen Der Stride betbeiligten. Die Salle
mar in biibiher @eiie beforirt uno
illuminirt. Neben oeit beioen Subj
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yNcitcrnlnno" micocr flutt.

Cape W a y, If. Suni. - Der
0ompicr n@cltcrnlono," BON 2iuer.
pool mo Queenstown nod E6ilooeG.
pbin beitilnmt, meIdcr an ser Gin.
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gen mlfIiei Ciiebc I. Seite) muroe
bel Scr @odilrttb bclr:e Gbcno BON
SdlcppOompiern wieOer ilott gemadt
lnO 8ing ipGtcr bel Ielaluorc 9reaf.
lpatcr Dor Nnfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

Gin neucr Sn pcftor +. =
&r. Scltrp 6. GboIli5 murOc acltcrn
ais 3nIpcftor i'm 3oIlontc pic0cr an.
onGcItcIlt uno 5lpor al Stclie bon
Clinton 3. Bird, ser itor6. GboQiS,
Gin 8ctcran OcS @iirgerfriegeS, mar
iriibcr elmer Der Snipcttorcn in gal-
tinlOre, mltrbe je6o1 infer oet 9lonti-
niitrotion OeS Snien . Ginncbmers
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@rbeit iiir i'm porbonocn mar.
8ouoerneur@ orfielO m
~ c it d) G W orpIon .. Sn
mcItIidJcn Morplnno finbcn SIR 3eit
Die Observation-Disclosures Ser
Sodid1tlcn itatt, melhcn @ouperncltr
Mnrfielo ol6 beimobnt. @cItern
9lbcn0 mnr Die SGlnBieicr un0 81.
plom.lle6crrcidltng IN Der 6roitburg.
&odi6ule uno bclte Nbcno lit Die Scr
Cumberland . So6ifuIe. Morgen
miro Der @ouperncur bier in 9alti.
more bel Der Grofinung Der Gonpens
ton Der ereoitleiite 5uaeBea iein, oit
I'M o9eloebere- Sstel" tagt.
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ScncmCntbGns6rnnO nnS Qc6ens.
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Ncm Dorf, If. SUM. - 1ltrd
etn 6cltcr, mcIdc3 ipGt belte 3ab.
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&cbcn mnO mcbrcre 26i6mGnner, mel.
die Den 9%cpobncrn 5llr Hettrng be.
billili6 morcn, crlittcn 8erlcbungen.
llcbcr 20 6oniDicn mobnten in Dem
@mlIc. Die Namcn Ser llmgefomme.
men itnO nod nidt ermittelt. Inter
Ocn ucrlcbten 6eiIerpebr. Mitglieoern
bciinoct iid Gas. Sonfcr Don Ger
SpriBcn . Gompognie 9tr. 3G, wclher
nidt Oopon fommcn fam.
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Convention 0c$ MothCr
&rcu6cS. - Sos Suprcmc-Gons
5il Ser 2c0ion oc9 &otbcn &rclBc9
bcQorn QcItcrn I'M RopoI Ircontm,
@cbGuNc on scr SorotogoItroGc lei
nc SobrcS Convention, mo Wupor
Gimomu@ bicb oicGcIcgotcn millfom,
men. &r. e. =. @eiblcr bon Ebilos
0clpbio, ser Sllprcmc.Gommonocur,
un6 Monor G6oS. &. GGiS BON Sam.
6clL N.-S., bcortlportctcn oic 9lts
iproGc 0cS S6Grballptc@ bon @olti.
more. 6rolt s. s. @ciBlcr iibcr.
rcidjtc Dem Suprcmc-Gon5il cine
prod)tDollc NltoroCdc, uno nod Der
Gr0iinrn0 bicIt Mopor Simonua ci.
ncn il,formcllcn Gntpioug ob. Gina
Go bon ocn so WiitGIic0crn DcS Gu.
prcmcsGonSilS mobntcn Der Gonncns
tion bel, sic notwithstanding bis 3llm
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