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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

Thi- money Is still due me, and it was
obtained by fraud, trick and device.
II YOU can collect It you are welcome
10 IT,
II was so sure of winning my case
that / borrowed about $1,000 from my
lawyers. Black, Olcott & Gruber. !
have since paid all that back, and
when asked for a receipt il was re-
fused. / have not had one scrap OF
paper for what have paid them
Judge Olcott was not to be seen to-
day. but when this statement was re-
peatsd 10 Abraham Gruber of the firm
IF Black, Olcott & Gruber, Gruber &
Bonygne. the Colonel said.
Mrs. PoillOn Is a lunatic. What
ever moneys We paid out for her she
approved Of I'm writing. She knew Of
the Hansen payment and understood
II perfectly and fully. We hold her re-
celpt in full. Hansen was not the at
torney in the case. He arranged the
settlement Of the case for Mr.. BrOkow
and made certain disbursements. Mrs.
PoiIlon received from us an itemize1
bill. on which the Hansen item ap-
peared. and she signed IL"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
RUSSIA GETS READY
FOR WAR WITH
ENGLAND
THREATENING REVENGE
FOR ALLEGED AID GIVEN TO
JAPAN--lS RELENTLESSLY
PUSHING AHEAD ON BORDER
LAND OF INDIA.

Berlin, Feb. 15.-Colonel Gaedke
the famous military expert, in an "a
t'cle on Russia's plans in the East
gives the following review of the sit.
uation in the districts near the Indian
fronties:
I'm spite of her defeats in Man
churia, in spite. of her revolutions at
home, in spite of her lack of money,
Russia is relentlessly pushing ahead
on the borderland of India. Her rail
roads are spreading out, always south
ward, like the tenacles of gian oc-
topus, ever threatening 10 take re-
venge upon Great Britain, the coun-
Try which the Japanese papers now
openly assert drove the Mikado to de-
clare war against the Car.
AT this very moment, when the
world at large believes that the Car
needs every loyal soldier to suppress
al home, two whole army
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
wANoERlNes AND ESCAPE IN CAIRO.


Nichols with demend
depot dashed msdH
detailed Bulletin the officer coming
e trouble.
Of officer attempt
this for
inviting him Commercial Ito
replied:
officer
officer did At Douglas Washington
walked boldly behind
a officer and
Commercial officer thinking could
cigar. Avery refused saying he did not smoke
"WII till one?" askeA tn" officer
III
o the mi
probably
the Big where caught the Illinois Cen
tra train which which ST. Louis at
II a. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

believed they are substantially the
same as those made public at the time
OF the meet ng Of the miners at Sha-
mokin last December These demands
call for an eighthou day without any
reduction in wages, for employees to
be paid by the hour. day or week,
uniform wage scale for all clas SEES OF
employees; ten to tewnty per cent
increase in wages; reconstruction Of
the board of Cancellation and the rec.
ognition of the un'on. There are other
grievances OF minor nature
Refuse to Comment.
President Mitchell when seen 10
night refused to make any eminent
on the outcome of the first meeting,
but inquiry among other mine work.
ers showed they were. as whole, we'll
satisfied with the situation, While
none OF the operators would venture
an opinion for publication az to the
outcome. Of the negotiations It IL
known they believe the proceedings
of the conference were favorable for
ultimate harmony between the mine
workers and employees
Immediately after adjournment OF
the conference the miners representa-.
tives returned TO their headquarters.
where the subcommittee held a pre-
liminary melting to discuss plans.
After an hours conference it was an
nounced the subcommittee will begin
the work of formulat ng demands ID
detail tomorrow morning Meantime
the other members of the scale com
mittee will remain In New York for
consultation. 1t Is not known when
the miners subcommittee VIII be
ready TO meet the sub committee Of
the operators, as It expects to 20 into
the mlnutest detail in presenting the
miners case II Is probable they will
not be able to report before the early
part Of next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
ATTACK FOREIGN MISSION.

London. Feb. 1.-THE Standard s
Shanghai correspondent telegraphs:
News has reached here Of another
attack on the foreign mission at
Nganlling No loss OF life is reported.
Yesterday an attempt was made
here by a trusted Chinese servant 10
murder the secretary Il the French
municipal council. while be was asleep
The attempt was frustrated and the as
sailant arrested
Many provincial viceroys are d =
playing a marked anti-foreign attitude
which they would hardly dare % open
" TO assume unless they thought Pc
kin approved their conduct IN the
f%---,-.a-s -, ss-s-s r~va
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

CORPS. forty-siX sotnias Ct Cossacks,
hfteen battalions Of light and twenty
two batteries of heavy artillery, have
been sent TO Turkestan, an ever ready
army of $4,000 men.
Regular Garrison Also.
Besides these there is in that
province the regular garrison, consist
ing Of thirty-two battalions Of in
fantry. which may also be hurled
against the British army in India the
very moment the order Is received
from st. Petersburg. followed in less
than three weeks by two moe com
plete army corps.
"Of course the Rus ssian war depart
ment B. not 50 foolish as 10 believe
that India may be captured by four
army corps. but has made preparations
10 send continuous flow of troops
from the southeastern part of the en-
pire TO enforce the four corps which
are to be considered as a vanguard
onlv
THE experience % the Japanese
war shoW thai it has taken an army
corps about two weeks a pas q Ger
gain point so that using both rail
rosGs. Russia can reinforce her armies
Al the rate Of one army corp a week.
and accordingly in bout eight weeks
eight additional army corps or about
2G0. 900 men. could be massed AZ the
frontier Of Afghanis'an.
English Have Only 100000.
Against these Great Britain Woult
have. according 10 a con -ervatiye e.
innate 200 000 troops. but these would
b. behind strong natural and artificial
fOrtihcations. 50 that Russia could
only look for an easy vic CRY in the
case she had the friendship Of ths
Ameer Of Afghanistan. Great Britain.
however. counts on that Prince re-
,s-.-urf,ue- y, Tnf.n tssxes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
COOL HER FEELINGS is A DIRTY RAG
BISHOP TURNER DECLARES HIM.
SELF BEFORE A CONVENTION
OF NEGROES.
He'll is An improvement on the United
States So Far as Negroes Are
Concerned-Neero is Better
Than White Man.

Macon, Ca, Feb. 15.-In an address
today before convention Of negroes
to discuss racial problems. Bishop
Turner declared the American flag 10
be . dirty and contemplate rag. He
further said hell was an improvement
on the United States so far as negr- -es
we're concerned
Concluding he said
If little ignorant and stupid white
man who was never heard Of and never
would be heard Of until ten thousand
years after the resurrection trumpet
wishes a little nOtoriety he begins TO
belle and Clander the negro and bounds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
sAm5o GIRL WANTS 500, 900 FROM
RAILWAY CO., BECAUSE CAR
WAS TOO HOT.
Nothing Cheap About Little Eva or
Her Artistic Temperament-5ur-
Iington Will Buy Her Easter
Bonnets.

Chicago. Feb. 15.-Eye Tanqaay, an
actress of some reputation, wants the
Chicago Burlington q Quincy Railway
Company TO pay her the modest sum
of 100000 because the air in one Of
the cars was too hot to suit her artistic
temperament
There is nothing cheap about Eva
also a fine chance has she of buying
Easter boDnets with the m-ney she
makes the railway disgorge.
It apears that shortly after last
Christmas Miss Tanquay and her com
pany were proceeding from Chicago
to Des Moines over the Burlington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
CREELMAN BREAKS
THE BANK OF
AMERICA
is FRENzIED FINANCItR
WITH PRESIDENT HE mANIpu.
LATEs FUNDS OF lNsTITU-
TIoN FOR PERSONAL sENE.
FlT--HE NOW OWES $4,000.

Chicago. Feb. 15.-The Bank Of
America. recently organized In this
city, has failed. In the papers apply ng
for a receivership tonight. charge
were made involving amounts aggre
eating several hundred thousand dol.
lars Former Judge Abner Smith i
president of the bank.
Smith Manipulated.
The Bank of America was incorpo.
rated last December with capital
stock Of s250.000 The bill asking for
the receiversh.p alleges in the few
weeks since the opening Ct the bank
President Smith so manipulated secu-
rites, mortgages. notes and bank
stock that he has obtained amounts
aggregating $4,000 On.cials who IN
connection with Smith. are held re-
sponsible for the alleged insolvency
of the bank are G. F Sorrow. vice
president; Jerome Y. p cree. cashier.
and f. r. Creelman stockholder and
director. all of whom Il Is alleged had
absolute control Of the bank and it.
funds and have done as they pleased
with The funds.
Before Bank Opened.
The operations Of Smith and the
other officials meutioned are said to
have been begun before the hank
opened for business. Smith is said to
have borrowed money and placed g.
in the treasury TO deceive the state
auditor into believing he stock hai
been paid up.
Smith was one Of the prime movers
in the formation of the bank. having
subscribed for $4,000 stock
creelran Owes $4,000.
Besides the allegation charging
smith with borrowing money 20 make
a showing Of capital stock. and taking
out Of the banks funds. Il Is charged
hat immed ately afte- the examiBs-
lion by the state auditor Smith AMI
he Others withdrew the money they
had DEPOSITED In payment for their
.tock that Smith made a contract
vith r z. Creeiman. a. stockhoiisr.
hat Creemau could withdraw sI59.aoa
rom the bank al suv tirne; thsf
Zreelman has taken $500 eco from TIE
,ank. he giving in exchange drafts.
many OF which IL is 81 sr- ed were sent
,ack unpaid, until Creslnan nov owes
he hank sS0.0)o
The bank had about 100000 OR DE-
fS-~,.s---.s - e-s-.h --p-t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
UTMOST GOOD FEELING WAS
DISPLAYED AT MEETING OF
MINERS AND COAL BARONS
Miners Delay Final Touches to Demands They
Will Make Of Operators

New York, Feb l5.-The special
cite Mine Workers Of Pennsylvania,
appeared before presidents and other
off .cials of the coal mining companies
here today, stated in general terms
the propositions 1t desired the oper-
ators to grant, and then retired to
formulate in detail the demands. Be-
fore the conference adjourned two sub
committees of seven men each were
appointed one representing the miners,
the other the operators to take up
jointly the questions at issue and en-
deavor to reach an agreement When
these committees have completed their
work they will report to the confer.
ence
Gooi Feeling Prevailed.
The utmost good feeling prevailed
during the meeting and there were
many signs that all matters at issue
may be settled without a resort to a
strike. That the mine workers were
not completely prepared to go ahead
with the negotiations came as sur
prise to the operators, as they had
been led to believe the miners had
perfected their case, The operators
were fully prepared to proceed and
s3me of them were disappointed that
the miners were not quite ready
Mitchell Made a Speech.
The conference, so far as Ii related
to the coal companies, was the most
that has ever been held.
Every ceal company In the anthracite
region was Represented President
of the miners union was the
spokesman for the employees and made
a speech that was well received by
he operators
The Miners Demands.
Neither Mitchell nor the operators
would discuss the nature Of the de-
mands made by the miners. but 1t Is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
OBSERVE THE DAY
Eighth Anniversary Of Blowing Up Of
Maine Celebrated st
Havana.

Havana. Feb. 15.-The American
colony today observed the eighth an
Of The destruction e the
Maine. Flags and Wreaths were placed
on the masts Of the bsttleship- 4 visit
ing body of Knights Of Columbus par
.f-fr-t-.l T. - -e---or'-s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
RELATED TO HON. S. p. WHEELER.

circumstance connection
citizens
the belief that the unfortunate
could verified
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
DEMENTED PEORIAN CHOPS
HOLE IN THE ICE NEAR EAST
ST. LOUIS AND is DROWNED
Left Note For Wife--ReIated to Former Cairoite
Trustee in Pervert Ministers Church

r. Avery the
made yester
committed suicide East St. Louis but this
story the developments presented in
which follows
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

In Italy Consequently, Priyy Council
or Wadislaus Hengelmuller Won Heng.
erer, the Ambassador from Austria
Hungary. who is the acting dean. is ad-
dressing himself to the question how
the Ambassadors and heads of lega.
tions shall attire themselves fer the
wedding.
Has an Official Appearances.
There we're serious conferences to
day and more than one musty volume
has been looked up for precedents
without success. The question is real
ly more serious than II seems. Each
of There diplomats represents the
sacred person of the King Emperor
or Car who dispatched him to Wash
ington and custom prescribes the most
formal dress upon all offcial occa-
sions.
But here is where the Tallyrands
and Metternichs of Washington are
thrown into confusion. T. the wedding
Of Miss Rcosevelt an official function?
II has been stated al the White House
that the affairs will not be Of an Off
cial character, but the invitations bid
ding the ambassadors to the ceremony
are issued in the name OF The Presi
dent and AT the top OF each card
is the coat Of arms OF the United
States. This would seem 70 leave the
question open to either Interpretation
but the best information at hand to-
night is that the diplomats will decile
TO appear in uniform. Certainly 10
rule VII thereby be violated and.
moreover. this action will give the
final touch Of color 70 the brilliant af-
fair.
More especially ig :. desirable for
the ambassadors to appear in uniform
since the White House staH Of army
fr~-~~r.-f--s ~ rr-Hs-H T.-~~a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Bulletin.
Of the
drowning
Illinois
walked short distance to
awaited
the
of drowning himself
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
HIS ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT.

Peoria Ill., Feb -F r. Averyo the Avery Manufacturing Co., Of
a his
Tuesday mentally
Misunderstanding Co,
shown themt be in perfec 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16
DROWNED AT cENTERviLLE.

Specia to
t5F hhe Avery Manufac
Baptist church Peoria
committed suicide
rail-
Leaving
then
noticed
he his but
eegaphed cenervle
centre examined the body
receipt and
MY amd S nc hand. tough
gang M n r.. r.
The other addressed j. B. Bartholomew PEORIA ILL.,
scrh
on o
am going in the at Louis 49, Avery"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

fCc-tinred e SIR P.g-,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

tcc-cludcd f-cu slxth Pegc- ;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-16

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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-29
THE SHOW is COMING.

4 In the sunshine of success the Sun
Brothers New Railroad Shows have
always kept faith with the people. At
all times honorably conducted, truth
fully advertised and truthfully presented
by which have gained the highest pin
nacle of tame in maintaing the recogniz-
ed leading position ofthe Worlds Great
eat Show, over all enterprises OF like
nature.
Managers Sun Brothers have always
had three principal objects in view
namely; Honestly, originality and ex-
cellencc. The most important is the
first; without it no enterp rise can hope
to succeed. The Sun Brothers Shows
come to you this season III an entire new
dress, and are now touring the country
with the finest train of cars ever built
for the purpose. Will exhibit at Rose
dale on Monday, October 1st.
Two performances, at and p. m
Watch for grand free street parade ia,
Of show at ~ O'Clock noon. No Gam
bling or Games OF Chance allowed with
Sun Brothrs' Shows. We carry our owl
Electric Light Plant.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-29

An indication of the material
progress that is being made in the
south is a report by the Department
of Commerce and Labor showing
a few facts which perhaps are not
generally known. In the past five
years, the South's manufacturing
capital has increased from $o67, :
Sol, ,s6s to 81, ,592. 5o3,21S, or at a
rate of more than $12o, 900, 900 a
year. The value of its factory pro-
ducts has risen from 81, 257 $780,
r to $1,787,776,794. The value
of the cotton crop mounted to
500, 900, 900, keeping 10000, 900
spindles employed and represent
ing n of the total spindles operat-
ed in the whole world. The total
value of the agricultural outputs in
cluding the cotton crop was ST.
200, 900, 900. In addition to all
this petroleum was produced at
the rate of 5000, 900 barrels a
month, bituminous coal at the rate
of 800, 900 tons in the same period.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-29
Letter to A. L. SHATTUCk.
ROSEDALE, MISS.

Dear Sir: How did you get your ous'-
ness? we'llDtell you how We got ours.
You sell shoes. we make paint; perhaps
we can do q good turn to ourselves,y you
and We, by swapping experiences.
We began 1852 years ago IN nttie
.hon q few minutes walk from where
we are now; a great many things nave
bappened. We don't remember them al.
We made q good paint as we could asa
learned to make better. We are the
oldest now; We don't know whether we
had arv teacher or not; it's solong ago;
II we had, he's gone and forgotten. we
should have been forgotten, 1t we hadn't
made good paint and friends.
You buy your shoes; you have an
advantage In that; if you make mis-
take. YOU can stop it quick; il you make
a hit. YOU can push it quick. We've
had to 90 slow; it's hard to pick-out
ones mistakes, and nothing but fun to
correct the mistakes of others.
You know where to go for leather
that keeps Its shape. feels good. looks
new. and wears long time. What a
comfort it is to be comfortable, from
making ones customers comfortable!
We also have unique advantage
unioue, YOU know, means that nobody
else has anything like it. We make
strong paint that takes less gallons
saves half the cost of painting your
house. and it's like that leather OF yours
for wear. 1t is all paint and the strong
est of paint. Paint is usually aduiterat
ed and weak.
We're very old, but we make youns
paint! one gallon is better than two
| It has the stuff in 1t.
Yours truly
F w DEVOE & co
New York
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We u, authorized to announce

We ~ Authorized to announce
5N +. II. MOOhE
- candidate for renominaton Is otate !,
Senator from this, the Sotn' SenasoIa'
District, subject to result OF she Demo'
t1atk primary election 70 oe ne'o ~
1907.
We ~ authorized 70 announce
a. +. uOAA
- = sandNAta for Cnancery Ger. OF
:. o&Sdk aaanty, subject 70 tne oeclslon
49stAS pesaoesassc sosefs ~ '''e pl''"~'5
Ssa n 1907. q
~ ~ authorized 20 % announce
:. l. =. EDWAkDS
~ EAAAeety Clerk OF hoiivar c0uhty,
tHhjeet to the decision 81 tne Democss''e ~ns
tsters At the primary elec.,on IN i'o''
We sre authorized 70 announce
+. ). b. WOOLAAkO
- T. tAAeadate TOT CnanceIy Cierk y.
1elivse eernty, subject 70 tne oecas'on
Of the penocfatle voters as sne primary
',s.sssson " .SS1;,s, aSM: - .,no,,.a
~ = .eAAdtdatA 1or cheiiu oA oo"sa.
cGNhty, subject to the decision OF the
DemotFatie voters At the primary eiec'
tion II 1907.
We arr susnO1icru ~ ,raarT ~ nMN">0
sa{ Il. 7. sIAhHE1I
- = taAdidate for 6hern OF bonvsE
county subject 70 the oec'sion oi .ne
Dsnesse voters 81 the primary eiec'
tlaaaWs1e07. -,
- estnorizeu rnY,C ,Sp H,ou"e0
s nN ~ n Sh"-;g ~ Ro,;var
s,h;s.t 20 tho decision of the
nnosretie voters at the primary elec-
tlan IN 1907.
We are authorized to announce
f. H. WRAY
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-29

Avery important period has been
reached In the preparation of the
Agricultural Department to enforce
the new meat inspection law, and
in all probability this is of more
immediate interest to the house
holder than war and rumors of war
in Cuba. The Department has
just issued a small pamphlet that
ought to be memorized by every
housekeeper showing how the real
may be distinguished from the spu-
rious in buying all sorts of meat
products. Fresh meat has always
been inspected by the Department
of Agriculture before it was allow
ed in interstate trade, but now this
inspection will extend to all sorts
of smoked and prepared meats and
to canned meats stuffs. Worse
even than this for the dealers is
the fact that the limitations will
have to be Enthusiastically labled and
in this lays the value of the PAM
phlet. A Virginia Ham" which
was never raised in Virginia, can
only be called Virginia Style
Ham" when it is put on sale.
Vienna Sausage, Frankfurters and
English Sausage must all have
the incriminating word Style"
inserted in the label if they are not
the real imported variety. The
same thing is true of lard and when
the consumer buys Pure Lea
| Lard" or any other we'll known
variety of lard, he may be assured
that he is getring what he asks fol
unless the contrary is distinctly ex'
plained on the label. The same /:
true of canned and potted meat:
of all sorts, and to the regret o.
the dealers, hog snouts and NUT
ton will notbe allowed to MASQUERADE
as "Potted Chicken. This vol
une is a most interesting one, ane
las it is a government publication
which cost nothing, ought to b.
lin the hands of every housekeeper
Write the Secretary of Agriculture
for it.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-29
SPECIAL TRAIN.
DIVERSIFIED FARMING THROUGH
THK SOUTH.


rHK SOUTH.
From Tuesday, October 2 to and
including Friday. October IL. 1906.
there will traverse the lines of the
Illinois Central and Yazoo & Mis-
sissippi Valley Railroad Companies
a special train for the benefit Of the
farmers and planters of Mississip-
pi and Louisiana.
Thirty to forty minutes talks on
diversified farming will be made
at the various stations scheduled
and in this work the railroad have
the cooperation of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College of Missis-
sippi. the departments OF agrlcui-
ture of,both States. and the Agri-
cultural Experiment Stations OF
both Louisiana and Mississippi.
They will be represented by their
respective heads. Such men as
Hon. lanes Wilson, Secretary OF
Agriculture; ex-Gov. W. D. Hoard )
of Wisconsin; Prot. r. u. 1aol-
|deu. tbe Iowa corn expert; Prot. T.
lG Hopkins, the celebrated soil ex-
pert of the University of Illinois,
and others who have made agricui-
ture a life study, have been invited,
These talks, with the exception OF
evening towns, where lectures are
arranged for, will be given IN the
cars where seats can be had and nc
inconvience experienced on ac.
count of any possible inclemen'
weather. Practical and to the point
these friendly discourses and II
surely is to the famers' own inter
est to attend. Meet the train as Il
comes in at Rosedale at $3.50 a. m
October IL. -,
Admittance free. All are invlt'
ed. Let the community be wei
represented.
This train will also make Benoi'
at 8:15 aud Cunnisou at 1880,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-29
Some fellows worry because they
can meet their obligations; others
becanse they can't dodge them.
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