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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09
R E M | TID0
Association de EsGritOres ! Artis-
tas. AcuerdOs tOmadOs en- la
session de anOChe.

-Legalizar Ia constitution de la socie-
dad enviandose dos copias del reglamento
las oicinas del gobierno.
-Aceptar ell proyecto del senior Velez
Lopez para organizar en- el teatro del Par
que un espectaculo artistico-l -literario be-
nefcio de Ia Association. Sc nombr6 una
comisi6n compuesta de los seiores Art, aga,
Cesteros, Perez Lozada para organizar Ell
espectdculo.
-Nombrar los sefiores Fernandez
Juncos, Ortega, Gordiis, Cesteros = Lewis
para formar una comisi6n que visite al
senior gobernador el microbes 10 del pre-
sente, y Ie comunique La constitution de Ia
sociedad.
-Aceptar la renuncia del sefior Cristo-
bal Real.
.-Abrir un coneurso entire artistas di-
buiantes de Puerto Rico fin de adquirir
modelos para un diploma de socio y un
sello con destino Ia Association. Sc con-
cedera al autor del diploma un premio de
veinte dollars, al autor del dibujo para
el sello, otro premio de dies dollars. Las
alegorfas demas orlas Sc dejan iuicio
de los artistas que tomen parte en- 81 con-
curse. El programa correspondence Sc
publicara su debido tempo.
"A propuesta del tesorero sefor Cor
dis, Sc acord6 que los fondos que yaya
recaudando Ia sociedad Sc depositen, en- un
banco y que los pagos Sc verifquen por el
sistema de cheques.
-Otros ocuerdos de menor importancia
fueron tomados en- consideration.
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AnnnCiO de Suhasta.


a las p. m. del dfa 90 de Enero de
1906, tendra efecto en- la casa Consistorial
dc esta ciudad, donde Sc hallara reunida
la Comisi6n Municipal, la subasta de la
obra de un Mercado cubierto, con arreglo
al plano, pliego de condolences y presu-
puesto, ascendiente la suma de cinco mil
dollars 81 icitador expondra su propo-
sici6n en- pliego cerrado, seg6n 81 modelo
que.se halla de manifesto, junto con el
pliego de condiciones, plano presupuesto
en- esta Secretarfa Municipal; 10 presentara
& la Municipalidad media hora antes de
principiar 81 remate, debiendo presentar
por separado y en- el mismo acto un recibo
del Depositario de Fondos Municipales,
por el que Sc acredite haber consignado en-
la Gaia Municipal la suma de Glen dollars,
para garantir ell resultado del remate.
Aguadilla, Diciembre % 1905. Bos-
cio, Secretario. Vo. Bo. ForregrosC.
2-9-16.
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HAGO SABER: que procediendose al
al cumplimiento de sentencia en- ell juicio Sc
guido por ell abogado don Sandalio Torres
Monge en- representation de Harry Ka-
plan, demandante, contra SUCCESSION de An
tonic Verdejo, demandado, sobre cobro de
trescientos setenta ocho dollars (378.00),
intereses raz6n del uno por ciento por
mes, desde IA de octubTe 6ltimo, hasta
que sea satisfecha dicha snma, mas las
costas; Sc ha dispuesto la venta en- p1blica
subasta del inmueble siguiente:
''Una casa de MADEIRA, terrera, techada
de zinc, de cuatro metros de frente por
once de largo con su solar que mide diez
metros de frente por ounce de fondo, sita
en- el barrio de Santurce de esta ciudad,
colindando por el Este con la Gale vi,
por el Oeste con don Higinio Allende, por
el Norte con don Emigdio S. Ginorio y
por el Sud dof1a Angela Pantoja."
Ell remate tendra lugar en- Ia ofcina del
Marshal (Calle de Allen No. 19) el dia
% de Enero de 1905 las dos de la tarde.
El importe lie la venta debera ser salts
fecho en- moneda americana no se admi-
tran posturas que no cubran Ia Buna de
$378.00 reclamada de principal mas los
intereses y costas, cuya liquidaci6n Sc hara
en- ell acto del remate.
Dado bajo mi .frma en- San Juan, P. r.
tres de Enero de 1906.
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Las ESCUE
De CIBO
Sc dice que la sil1 alTendadO Ct
teatrO. La mOIienla en- las cen.
traIes Ganos 0rients.
lDe naestr0 cOrresponsal)


Ene1o 81. Sc encuentra en esta ciudad
81 agente general de Ii compafifa de vapo-
res de Peck y Ca, Mr.. Conrado Danielaon
que ae ha avistado con yarios comereian-
tes
Pr6ximamente, tocara en- este puerto uno
de los vapores de esa nueva lfnea.
Tn corresponsal de varios peri6dicoa
ha yisitado en- estos dias Las escuelas de
esta ciudad quedando muy complacido del
orden y discipline observados en- dichos
planteles de educaci6n.
Han dado comienzo en- la fabrica de
tabacos los trabajos con 80 torcedores
Sc nos dice que ha sido arrendado Ell
teatro de esta ciudad y que con ese motive
su duefio le hara yarias mejoras que son
de gran necesidad.
Han comenzado Ia molienda las cen
trales Cafos y Oriente notdndose con este
bastante movimiento comercial.
Manana es esperado en- este puerto un
vapor aleman que cargara cafe para Euro
pa.
Hoy estuvo On este puerto el vapor
t'Vasco."
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CreditO y AhOnO POncefiO.
COnuOGatOrla a Junta General OrdlnarIa.

Por acuerdo de Ia Junta de Gobierno Sc
convoca 4 los sefiores accionistas para cele-
brar Ia Session reglamentaria de la Junta
General ell DOMINGO IA del corriente
las NUEVE DE LA MANANA, para
dar cuenta del Balancey Memoria de 1905
y tomar los acuerdos que sean procedentes.
Los accionistas que no puedan concurrir
personalmente podrdn delegar su represen-
taci6n en- otro accionista por medic de car
ia de autorizaci6n dirigida la Presideu-
cia.
Ponce 4 de Enero 1905.
8. v. Ell Presidente, X. Morioni.
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LA VILLA DE MADRID acaba de
recibir de Paris un espl6ndido surtido de
trajes bordados calados para sefloras pa
no para billar, frances. camisetas, crepe, da-
mascos de seda en- colores para portiers,
corbatas (iiltimos modelos de Parfs) asi
como los mejores cuellos y pufios de hilo,
encajes de Bruselas, tiras bordadas de Sui
"a, casimires y elasticotina para frac ysmo-
king (casa exclusiva) y un gran surtido de
perfumerfa 'La Villa de Madrid es Ia
tienda mas surtida de Puerto Rico reco-
mendamos q las personas de gusto hacer
una vista. San Francisco 81. Tel6fono
27S. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario.-salidas de Bayamon y Capi.
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborable =Manafia 6, 6.15, 8 30
9.45 HOO. Tarde 1915, Las, 8.15. ABS, $50
Dias observation-disclosures s, e.5, $50, 9.45
$50 6'15.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Catafio Bayam6n, ida vuelta Ia clAse
$O-25 % clase $O-16. De Bayamon Cstafio
ida Y vuelta 1a clase $O-15, % clase $0-1O.
Billete ordinario de Capital a Cataflo en-
"a clase q 8 centavos.
Bayam6n, 19 de Septiembre de 1903 Ra-
mon Vald6s
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AGUsTIN MUsA,
Marshal Mpal. Court San Juan.

NOTICIA.-No hay que farse de la
buena fe que incautamente tratan de que
cierto como eI sol que nos alumbra de quo
Ia "Ciudad de Mexico es la tienda predi-
lecta de San Juan, para calzado, generos
de punto, cuellos de todas fOrmas, para
guas, perfnmer1a, etc, precios limitadfEi-
mos. Con una vista este establecimien
to Sc CANA un ciucuenta por ciento que
yendo 8 otros Sc dan regaIoa. 2.
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CHIN0S ES
PAN0STAS
: 'AFINIDAD ELECTINA
''EI Sastrs dsI CamplIlo' cOmeRtsndo con chunga
81 snCesO.


sBiIbao, Espafia Diciembre
13.-"H Hoy zaTp6 de este puer-
TO, con rumbo d Galveston,
ell vapor ingles WinsbLe1Oga,
conduciendo cinco mil tone
ladas de relies, de Ia fabrica
Altos HoFnos, para una Inca
ferrea que Sc esta cOnstryly yen-
do en- California.
ssEl capitan, cue habfa no.
tado la falta de cuatrO tripu-
lantes chinos. ayis0 mOmen-
tos antes de partir a los fora-
les, " estos encontraTon al
POGO tempo q dos de los fu-
gitivos completamente mo-
jados.
Los chinitos, interrOgados
por los guardias, declararOn
entire tiritones que, entusias-
madOs pOr la belleza del pals
yasco, habfan decidido arrO-
jarse al aqua para escaparse
a nado y aYecindarse en- Es-
pafla.
"ElIos dos llegaron facil-
mente d TERRA; pero,sus COM
paneros, a los que no han
vuelte d yer, tai Vez Sc hayan
ahogado.-EL LIBERAL en-
BiLb0O.n
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Gratis GRATIS

Pidase catalogos de las novedades mas
vend1bles en- aluminio, tarjeterOs, tarjetas,
llo, sellOs fotograficos, creyones, pasteles.
Ganancias para ambos sexos desde $50
9 100 por semana. CONCORS & co.
Depo f. NEW ROCHELLE, N Y, ii
v A. 20 v. q.
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EnLa Correspopdencla

Fianzas en- metalico con frma.
Recibos taIonarios para fObro dealqui-
leres de casa.
ConOcimientos de Goleta.
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Sc ALQUILA Ia mitad de los altos de
Ia casa de la calle del Sol nGmero 81 COM
puesta de tres habitaciones por SIS men,
suales y Sc vende en- 2800 pesos Ia casa
n6mero 81 de la Gale del Sol, la que tiene
un tribute de $400. Informar&n en- 81 nd
nero 81 de Ia misma calle. 80va
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OFICINA DEL MARSHAL

Agusttn Massa MarcanO, Marshal de Ia
Corte Municipal del DistritO Judicial
Municipal de San Juan, p r.
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S U B A S Ia.

Solicitudes seran recibidas hasta Ell me
dio dia de Enero 16 de 1906 en- la ofcina
de Jorge G. Scales, edifcio de Finlay, San
Juan, Puerto Rico (donde. Sc dara una
amplia information referente al remate de
muebles de ofcina, cajas para correspon-
dencia, etc. Para la Corte de Distrito de
los Estados Unidos. a. p
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En- esta imprenta He vende papel de pc.
Ii6lco yisiO a32-OO quintal,
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responsible for
oOpana
autoa6vl Agna bnees aaento
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LA TIENDITA.-De r. ECHEHARRLA
Plaza PrSaaclpGG al lGdO del AyWyst0-
116eqgtO.
Por cada 10 centavos que Sc gasten has
ia el de febrero de 1906 Sc regalara una
papeleta de una preciosa mufieca y un pia-
no. Hay juguetes, efectos religiosos y
nr;stpI Iorfo
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breve tendremos installation aumbado
Hato-Rey.
roDnos rarnRnsARLn en- Ia QUESTION DEL AInRApo nuerRpCO
engan tarea postal para poder
kdar representante para recibir ordenes
SAN JUAN LIGHT TRANSIT COMPANY
Ne San Juso San Juan, p. r.
TELE EFoNo NO. e4,
IsP.
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lEP0SITO DE GARRgAIES

Ofrecemos siguientes esta Ciudad Los
preos enenden por vehos de prmera dad ruedas
de patentes carroza cortnas de buffalo al contado
Calesas de antos lanza branca asieno para nlnos ar
de pareja. SOO
COches de asientos, arnes de parea 5 70
Cocbes de 6 assientos. con arneses de pareia 400
Ourn carroza y 20
Qutrin sin carroza 9o
GoDdio 6 Stubbe.
JUAN, Pr
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO
Schedule September
San Juan Carolina Arebo CamuY Aguadla Mayaguez and
SAN JUANcAMuY.- Division.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-08
HOMETOWN.

Jnne 5. On Thursday, June 2s, will take place the annual picnic at Tontitown. Games and con- tests of all kinds will be provided for the solid amusement of everv- body. Ali are cordially invited but do not take with you your dinner basket if as We could not serve you a better dinner on the picnic ground.
 Miss Carolina Piazza who has been visiting with her parents and friends for a few weeks, went back to Eureka Springs.
 Antonio Sbanotto is the happi- est man in the country from the other day, when he became the proud father of boy, the heir of all his terrestrial domains. The infant was baptized Sunday
The Springdale news., 1906-06-08

in St. Joseph's church under the heroic and erotic name of Rugerro. In that day Sbanotto entertained royalty all of his friends.
 The building of St. Mary school is progressing splendidly and when finished will be one of the most tasteful school buildings in tie county. The school will be open both for the boarding and day scholars by the first Monday of September.
 Miss Emily Papili, from Fay etteville, is visiting her friends in town for few days.
 Judging from the procession of ladies to the millinery store, the store must be well patronized. We noticed also number of boxes and cases shipped from there by order to different places in the state. That speaks well for the young ladies managing the shop and for their deep knowledge on the inextrieable mysteries of fashion.
 James Pozza, who had come home from the Indian Territory, was suddenly called back on im- portant business.
 Aldo Maestri any Miss Mary Ritter were united in the holy bonds of marriage on Tuesday morning, June ;. at the church of St. Joseph. Rev. Father Ban dini officiated and the cere- mony was followed by q Nuptial Mass. After the celebration of the marriage the happy couple went to the grooms house, fol- lowed by their numerous friends. and partook of sumptuous din- her. That God may bless them with peace, happiness, joy and mutual love for all their days is the goodwish of all their friends.
 MARIUCcIA.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-08
JOHNSON.

June 5
 We're no longer feelin streaKe1-
 but we're feelin pretty gay, Since the rain clouds came to Johnson
 Chasin thoughts of droath away. Yes, we're still al hunky dory-
 But we'll soon be gettln tired Of these thunderin blown down
 paurs
 Which are more than We desired.
 And the drouth predictors are How talking from the other cor her of their mouths and say that were gwinter have long Wet spell" but the most of folks are amply satisfied with the pleasing change from the dry, dusty weath- CT Of the past weeks, for the pros poets for all kinds of growing crops is very bright at present.
 l.. r. Williams left yesterday for Hot Springs, where he has gone to attend the Democratic State Convention.
 B. r. Johnson returned Sunday evening from Little Rock, Ark, where he had been attending the Republican State Convention as d delegate from tIis county. Mrs. Johnson accompanied him as far as Ft. Smith where she visited relatives while he was in Little Rock
 Earl Harmon and family, of Leon, Kan, spent several days recently as guests of Mir. Han- nons uncle, John W. Hughes. MT. Hannon is editor of The In- dicator, an enterprising weekly published at Leon, Kan, and he writes d very interesting descr1p- tion of his visit to Arkansas, though he winds up his article with a big show of love for Kan SaS.
 MT. Editor, name the day and arrange the program for the cor respondents to meet during Chau- tauqua at Springdale, and Mul- keepmo will be with you.
 The Stony Point band is fixing for big concert and ice cream supper to be held at the Johnson berry shipping shed Saturday night.
 The Stony Point people are wanting a new school house mighty bad, but the electors in adjourned meeting assembled fast Saturday failed to provide ways and means to build the long felt want. They levied five
The Springdale news., 1906-06-08
BLEWFORD.

June Mrs. Charley Thomp- son visited her daughter, Mrs, Minnie Vernon, few days last week.
 John L. Sullivan says he has a spring broke out in his cellar and t has been runnlng through all this dry weather.
 Dillard Burnett has gone to Kansas to work awhile this sum mer.
 The drouth was broken by . 21z inch rain Thurs ay night which makes everyone feel very much better again.
 John Burnett had the blues last week and said if t didn't rain by the 5th of June he was go- ing to leave his crops ard seek work elsewhere, but we suppose he will stay with his crops and family now since we had such a nice rain.
 Mf and Mrs. A. ]. Sanders ordered them an organ from Sears, Roebuck X Co. and went to Springdale last week and got 1t. They say they are going to have music now.
 George Vernon's well proved to be a wet weather stream and they are having John Thompson and his partner dig it deeper.
 J. II. Roberts hauled another load of ties to Springdale Satur- day.
 Mrs. W. H. Riggs says she is gong to try and have a better hatch out of the incubator If she
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son. Foster came up from Texar- kama, Texas, last week and are domieiled at the home of Marion Murphy. They will probably stay through the summer for Mrs. Gilmours health.
 Grandpa Phillips has bought the Shawl house that stood on the east side of the Radels' farm, and moved It up near his son Johns dwelling, and IS having it repaired and some additions built to It and will soon move to 1t and be at home in his own house
 Don't Worry attended the four o'clock meeting last Sunday after noon at the Auditorium, and heard a good sermon by Elder McGarey. He will preach at the same place next Sunday at the same hour.
 A week ago 1t was dust, dust everywhere, and now It is mud and.water everywhere, and we are as anxious now to see dry weather as We were d few days ago to see it rain, and now farm CTS can sit back and watch their stuff grow, and 1t is growing too.
 C. ". Fowler, after q long spell of sickness is able 10 be out again.
 Apples are growing last and are showing up quite numerous on the trees in most orchards.
 Well, brother Mully, Don't Wor " joins you and the editor iu a Correspondents day at the Chau- tauqua, and as the editor so kind ly offers to arrange a platform for Us to stand on -ohl excuse me-a program, let Us all join in and help him, and make 1t q day to be long remembered by the pencil showers of The News, at least, and get acquainted with one another, see each others faces and shake hands. Then we will know what kind of looking spec imens of humanity We all are. Then let this scribe suggest that we all have our pictures made together on large card with the editor of The News m the center, as he no doubt will be the handsomest man in the group. We will also make him q present of picture to hang Up in his of flee, while each correspondent of The News will hang one up at his home. Then l expect every subscriber to The News will be wanting one ot those pictures and the picture man will get rich selling the pictures of tile Spring. dale News correspondents. Niye Ia The News.
 DoN'F WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-08

June ,. Ne had nice rain Thursday and also Saturday. Crops are looking much better. Health IS very good ia this part of the country.
 Rev. Davis. of Lowell, filled his appointment at the White House the fourth Sunday in May There were no conversions. He returned to his home Monday.
 Apples are falling of very much and some of the farmers think there will not be more than a half crop. There will be an abund- ance of peaches.
 About fifteen cases of small pox have been reported in the neighborhood Of Trace Valley.
 Hugh Hutchens caught nine of the largest fish that has ever been caught n the little stream above Carter. Uncle Ed, come out and eat fish with us.
 w. c. Perry was d pleasant caller at A. E. Hutchens Friday evening.
 $. B. Hanna visited his father, s. A. Hanna, Friday.
 J. w. Paschal made a business trip to Fayetteville Thursday.
 A. F. Hutchens made a busi- ness trip to Brentwood Friday.
 Our Sunday school at the White House is progressing very nicely with a very large attendance.
 Misses Ida and Clara Ramev, who have been visiting their sis ter at Fayetteville, returned to their home near Carter Thursday. Uncle Alex White is reported better at this writing.
 Bob Hanna has the mail con- tract from Osburn to Elkins for the next four years. We had fine rain Sunday night.
 Mrs. L. ". Thompson is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. F. E. White, at Durham. DAISY BELL. Additional Washington Coun- | ty correspondence on page four.)
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Mo, last week. We learned that his best girl of near Bentonyile went from Springdale 10 Rogers with him.
 Claud Hairston was visiting home folks few days ago. He k working on the telephone line. Old Claud seems to be making money and having a fine time
 Dick Mills and sister Fanny, ot Vaughn. came down in these parts Thursday after their sister Eula, who has been here for some time.
 We guess we will not have to cut our oats with the sheep shears now as the rain has stretched them out some whatly. The good old berries are gone at last,
 How We hate te see them go. or course we put some up m glass,
 But they're not 50 good you know.
 Tom Ralston is paying the rat catcher good wages to keep the rats from gnawing that new bug gy and harness.
 John Aaron has named his new boy Jeff Davis. He thinks he will make a governor or some thing greater.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-08
ELM SPRINGS.

June :. Born, to Mir. and Mrs. Manson Duncan, June ,. q son.
 Miss Ollie Reed, of Springdale. spent Sunday at Elm Springs visiting relatives.
 Married. Sunday, June :. Frank Reams, of Wager, and Miss Annie Holloway, Esquire ]. C. Robertson officiating. The bride is daughter of Henty Holloway.
 George Grammer IS able to be out again after an illness of three or four weeks.
 :. At the regular monthly meet ing of the local Masonic lodge Friday night the following of ticers were elected for the ensu- ing term: T. F. Webster, w. M.; ]. F. Delozier, S. w.; ". (. Wright, J W; K. w. Delozier, $. D.; W. r. MeCamey, J. D.; J. A. Steele, Sec; James Kelley, Treas; Ed Flynn, Tyler. The installation takes place June %.
 A seventeen months old ehisl was drowned in the Osage Sun day afternoon near Joe Smiley's, six miles west of here. From the best information obtainable by your correspondent, il seems that the parents of the little girl had gone fishing, taking the child with them. It became sleepy and d pallet was made down for it to sleep on. The parents moved along the creek and were away from the spot d little while. Up- on returning they were mortified to find tie ctild gone and steps showing that II had gone 10 the creek. Alarm was given and neighbors joined in the search and the body was soon found. The family are strangers here, haveing recently moved to the Eek Walker place near the scene of the tragedy. The fathers name IS Jas. Martineau, and the family came to this section from Missouri.
 We received copy of tte Ar genta News during the recent campaign from some kind friend and noticed that the paper bore at its masthead this statement: "The only paper in Pulaski Coun- ty that dares tell the truth We have always been afraid of peo- pie who praised their own virtues or made extraordinary pretensions to holiness of life, and we were not bit surprised that the editor of the above paper was convicted last week in the courts of print ing falsehoods on Bob Rogers. We regret that Editor Webb of the lamented Monte Ne Herald has left the state and that he will fail to get his.
 As business Is unusually dull i'll his court, ]. C. Robertson has made a cut rate in the marriage fee hoping to encourage business in that line. His fee is now one dollar and the usual perquisite, and he is anticipating a rushing business.
 Albert Hughes came home Fri day from Louisiana, where he has been working in a pharmacy for several months.
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