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The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
COR RESPO N D E NC E
Farmers Union


MIR. Van Dusen accompanied Mr.. W.
U. Kyle To Lamar last Tuesday, where
be- will meet Mr. Lee and the two will
start for u trip to Cal.furoi. to spend
few months with friends and relatives.
We wish them safe journey and u
pleasant visit.
MIR. LICK hern bauled hay to Jasper
last week and expects to move his fam
ny 10 q short while.
Mrs. Charles Moore MAIDS trip t.
Webo City last week to SEQ her sick
nephew.
MIR. Kyle butcheted last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Armstrong vis-
tied with Mr.. aud Mrs. Kyle Sunday.
The old inoy KaderIy and Mrs. Louisa
Wunder visited ut Mrs. Armstrong;
Tart week.
Mr.. Redmond made business call on
| Am. KaderIy last Saturday.
| The elder Mr.. and Mrs. kaderly VIM.
kadrriy's father and mother, visited
with him last week.
Mrs. Charley Ray made business
trip to Carthage Monday.
One night last week Mr.. Gilbert Kelt.
ner was aroused from slumber by the
barking of his dogs and thinking it
might to chicken thieves he went out
auu discovered wagon IN the road.
| tie immediately aroused his father and
ON making an examination found it was
! a man dowu with some Of Jasper's best
"whits mulr.'' They asked the man
what he wanted. and he said he wanted
to 60 to Lamar: so they started him on
his journey.
Mr.. Carr had an adventure with II
wolf last week. He wounded the api
mai. which was Immediately attacked
oy his dog. The dog, however was no
match at all for his wild cousin,
even in his wounded condition and Mr..
Carr WAS compelled to take hand
He dubbed the wolf to death with the
butt Of his gun. 1t seems as It wolves
are getting quite numerous here Of late.
One was seen crossing Mr.. Kyle's pas
ture Sunday. Perhaps this was Yes
Wolf.-Edl
MIR. Frank Keltner is "batching''
now for while, as his wife has gone to
Manitou, Colo, to visit friends and rel
atives, and also for her health.
Mrs. Selsir has gone to Arkansas to
visit her SOD, Frank.
We think when country clod hopper
can get 8 ducks at one shot he Is about
up with the jasper gun club. Willie
Redmond did it.
i VIM. Kaderly has purchased the
Strawn phone and share in the Farmers
Uuion telephone line. His ring and
call will DO the same rs Mr.. Strawn's
| ,xuo
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
LYNNLAND.


Last Thursday relatives here we're
shocked to learn of the death of Little
Philip, the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Peterson of Denver, Colo. The
remains were brought to Jasper Friday
and laid to rest at the Dunkaid bury
Jog ground
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lukens, Miss
Julia Milton aud Mr.. Ell Collier visited
10 Webb City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheldon near Jasper Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Bird was shopping 10
Alba Saturday.
The ravivsl meeting at Preston has
been we'll attended and services will be
continued during this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Teter we're in
Carthage Saturday.
Farmers are taking advantage OF the
fine weather and much Of the spring
pillow. pg is heing done now.
Misses Hazel Wood and Adelaide
Teter spent. Sunday with Pearl aud
Ruby Wescott.
Pupils Of Lynpland school are taking
the regular quarterly examinations this
week.
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DUBLIN.

The farmers around Dublin are busy
husking corn. You can hear the thump
Of the nubbins as they strike the wagon
bed although most OF them are so small
they don't make very uproarious re-
port.
Mr.. Frank Conkler has moved to
Dublin. He now occupied the Mrs.
Seabold property. y
Mrs. Armstrong returned to her home
10 Dublin after months visit with
her daughter in Indian Territory. She
says she had a fine time 10 the new
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Campbell spent
Saturday night with home folks on their
way to Greeley, Kaps., to visit Mrs.
Campbell's relatives.
Steve and Lasby Garrett and Chas.
johnson are hauling corn to Carthage
this week.
Abb Hydar lost fine hog Sunday
night, the third he has lost in the past
few weeks.
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31

sent.
Norval WATSON has returned from
Arkansas and will make his home with
the Matthews ard his father will go 10
tie old soldiers home at Leavenworth,
Kan. g.
Miss Fisher spent Saturday at the
teachers meeting in Carthage.
Mr.. Estey moves into his own house
this week and Mr.. Markham moves on
the Blood farm.
Mrs. Gaddis had rag lacking at her
home on Thursday and there was a
good social time including an immense
dinner.
Clarence Summons is visiting in In
diana.
Grin Buster reports new daughter
at his home.
Mr.. Campbell is making enough sor-
ghum TO sweeten up all Deweytown
Mr.. Ii. Bayne is attending to his dut-
les as a jurymaD.
Mr.. Elliott at Carrytown is on the
sick list,
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
SHERIDAN

The fine rain Friday makes the wheat
look fine. The wheat pros pect is good
in this locality this fall ard will keep
the farmers 10 good spirits during the
wipfpr, when they can't work
The friends OF Mrs. John Thomson
received the sad news of her death Fri,
day morning. Shs furmarly lived in
Sheridan. where she was highly respect
ed.
Grandma Faskin is in quite poor
health at this writing.
Mrs. Schenck has been sick ch!lls the
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
BLUE.

Elva Clark is up from Carthage visit
ing home folks this week.
Paris Taylor and Henry Mcdonald
are cutting logs for MIR. Mcdonnell
Mr.. and Mrs. Shanger of Pittsburg
drove over and bought Mr.. CraDtree's
broom corn last Tuesday and took din
uer with g. s. Johnston.
The Johnston and MENUS brothers
took dinner with the Boston boys Sun
day
Ross Appleby and Louis Faris took
in the sights in Joplin Friday night.
Mr.. Crabtree is hauling his broom
corn to Pittsburg this week.
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BLUE STAR.

Mrs. Ellis and, Lamon, Of Dual spent
Saturday night aud Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Hyder.
r FOL g. Davis and wife Of Joplin are
up this week looking after work on their
farm.
Jake Rice and son, Fred, selling car
load OF apples they bad shipped there
from Rogers, Ark.
H. H. Wick is doing carpenter work
for Joe Rand OF Esrom this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Kaderly have
gone TO thu Lamar fair, where they eX-
pect to capture the premium offered for
the Oldest married couple 10 Barton
county. Mr.. and' Mrs Kaderly were
married in Texas 10 1852, or 90 years
ago. Mr.. KsderIy was born in Swift.
zerland in 1928; his wife who is q native
of France Is ten years his junior. They
were both Included in colony Of imrni-
grants that landed in Texas in 1874.
F"urteen years after their marriage,
that is in 1856, they came to Missouri
and have lived continuously in Blue
Star neighborhood sincs that time.
Fifteen yesrs ago Mr.. Kaderly lost his
eyesight and OF recent wears has made
his home with his son-in law, Jas. Hull.
His wife is slightly affected with rheu-
matism, but otherwise the couple are
enjoying bale and hearty old age,
They are the Oldest married couple we
know of in this section.
T. q. Mcconnell has purchased q
new saw mill--his second.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Douglas were
visitors at the coru show at Lamar or
Tuesday.
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others, interested in the estate of
Joseph Marion Phillips deceased, that
I, Martha Ellen Phillips, ExecutriS Of
said estate, intend to make final settle
ment thereof at the next term of the
Probate Court of Jasper County, State
of Missouri to be held at Carthage,
Mo-, on the 18th day Of November, 1907.
MARTHA ELLEN PHILLIPS Executrix.
1O-1O-5t
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
A Criminal Attack.

on an iuofensive citizen is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gen
orally the result of protracted copstipa-
ton, following liver torpor. DR.. Kings
New Liver Pills regulate the liver, pre-
vent appendicitis, and establish regular
habits OF the bowels. 25c at Webb Bros.
drug store.
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
Poland China Hogs.

have for sale at my home in Die-
mond school district several thorohred
hogs, some fine boars and gifts which l
will sell at reasonable prices; also one
fine thorobrcd Scotoh-top bull. 9-12-St
GEORGE MErZGER.
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31

past week.
"Grandma" Harvey made visit to
Howell County last week.
Uncle Johnny Carpes visited his
daughter, Mrs. Bowers, last Friday and
Saturday
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
Wanted Local representative

tut u 'koPVf 'FIINI WHIT
ity to look after renewals and increase
subscription list OF a prominent month
ly magazine, on salary and commits.
sion basis. Experience desirable, hut
not necessary. Good opportunity for
right person. Address Publisher, box
SO, Station O, New York. 1924 1t
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
Wagon Wisdom

Service, Price should be the point considered
ing your wagon An inferior is dear at AS
wagons ake finished painted and vanished
cautious your selection The wise thing to do is to
STUDEBAKER in the first place and the Disappointment
considered the Sudeke the cheapest buy
carefully the Studehaker SUPER
by
SUDEBA
WHEELS Call other explained
Bu Wassa and j. A. COzatt
The Jasper news., 1907-10-31
DEWEY.

Sunday school convention ut Salem
church next Sunday. Everybody invit-
ed. Sheridan township will all bs pre-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-18

Frank B. Trotter, of Buckhannon,
was registered at the Tavern to-day.
Rev. Il. E. Moran went to Downs
today, where he is holding a special
meeting.
Gov. Fleming, who has been in Bal.
timore several days, returned home
last night.
]. R. spease, travelling salesman for
the Fairmont Wall Plaster Company,
went east today on a business trip.
Arthur Kraft, choirmaster of Trim.
ity Cathedral, Cleveland, who will give
an organ recital at Christ Church to.
night, arrived in this city on No. IA.
Mrs. Laura Mines, Of Gainesville,
Fla, who was called here by the death
Of her sister, Mrs. John @. Levelle, is
quite III at the home of Mr.. Levelle,
with a severe case of the grippe.
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]. N. HARTLEY { son
]. M. HARTLEY & SON

Mrs. Jasper Powell is quite i'll Of
grippe at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Robinson. in the First
ward.
Mr.. win Reese spent Sunday in the
city rs the guest of Nj. and Mrs. J.
H. Barnes. Mrs. Reese and daughter
have been here for several weeks the
guest OF her parents.
MI. Frank A. Lloyd returned this
morning from a ten days trip to east
ern cities. Mr.. Lloyd went from New
York to Boston by boat and reports a
delightful trip.
Mrs. N. w. Fisher and two children
are in Parkersburg, where they were
called by the serious illness of Mrs.
Fishers father, Major J. H. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Anderson were
called to Latrobe, Pa, this morning
by the death of an uncle Of Mrs. An.
derson. Mrs. AnLerson's guests,
Misses st. Claire and Gessler, OF In.
diana. Pa, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson to Latrobe.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hartley left Sunday after.
noon 10: New York city, where she
will join Mr.. Hartley, who has been
in the east the past week.
MI. Dick Ward has been quite III
with the grippe the past week at his
home Oh Maple n
Miss Wilma Watkins, Of Shinnston,
spent Sunday in the city, the guest OF
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Watkins.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Turney Reed spent
Sunday in town thu guest of Capt and
Mrs. Thos. Reed, on Benoni avenue.
Rev. G w. Kinsey has about recov.
cred from a recent illness.
Miss Sara Morgan has been quite
III for several days at her home on
Main Street
Mrs. Lucy Watson has returned to
Fairmont after an extended stay in
Astabula, Ohio.
Mrs. Laura Williams. who has been
visiting friends in Connellsville and
Johnson, returned home to-day.
Mrs. ]. A. Laughlin and daughter.
Miss Sadie, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Hoge. on Benonl
avenue have returned to their home
at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. j. T. Eastman and little daugh.
ter. Virginia, went to Wheeling to.
day. n
Mr.. s E. Sands, who has been quite
i'll with acute indigestion for the past
week. is much improved today. Mr..
Sands is now able to be up for a lit,
tle while and HIS many friends hope
to soon see him out again.
Harvey Nay Is up from the Uniyer,
sity to spend a few days.
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PERSONAL
sxA

NUENI - NeLaHa %. ..HH
Miss louise Lloyd. daughter Of Mr..
John Lloyd. IS recovering from a Sc
we're siege Of scarlet fever.
Miss Ialn Bishop. daughter NJ. E. T.
Bishop. who has been seriously i'll of
pneumonia. IS some better today.
Mr.. Oliver shurtleff is recovering
from a recent illness.
Mr.. Jesse B. Martin was in Graf.
ton last week the guest of his brother,
Attorney FredsT. Martin.
Little Miss Virginia Dent Armstrong,
daughter OF Prof R, A. Armstrong, of
the State University, who has been
quite III Of typhoid fever at the home
OF her grandparents, Judge and Mrs.
NJ. H. Dent, in Grafton, has about re-
covered:
Misses Jennie Snyder and Goldie
Riggs. Of the Bon Ton millinery store,
left Sunday for Columbus, Ohio. where
they will attend the spring millinery
openings Of the wholesale establish
ments Of that city.
Miss Roberta Bennington, who is
attending business college at clarks.
burg, srent Sunday in the city the
guest OF her mother.
Miss Margaret Ice has returned to
Fairmors after a week spent at her
home in ~BarraclSyi1le:
Miss Eva Brand returned Sunday
night srcm Warrington, where she at.
tended the meetings of the Mononga-
hela Valley Round Table.
Mrs. Tilsca Morris is quite sick at
her home on Benoni avenue. Mr.. Nor
ris n son Robert. who have also
been sick, have about recovered.
Mi. nj Mrs Tflson, of Grafton.
are the guests Of their son, Charles
Tislon, If the Monongahela bank.
Charley Gould. OF c%larksburg, spent
Sunday In the city.
Mrs. Priscilla Merriaeld leaves for
Grafton to-day. where she will be the
guest OF Mrs. Proudfoot.
Miss Flo wyndom and sister. Mrs.
Henry Atwah, Of clarksburg, spent
Sunday in Fairmont. the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sands Jackson.
Miss Jessie Kyle, OF clarksburg. is
in the city the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Richard shurtief.
Fred wilfong, June Clark and Carroll
IrAt,.l- G~-I. - rf.-t.ar.l4
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THE PASSING
OF A PIONEER

.#
John Fletcher McDougal died at the
home of his grandchildren, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Thomas E. Mccluskey, in Gil.
man City on Monday evening, Janu.
airy 2sth, 1907. in the ninety-third
year of his age.
Born in Marion county, virginia. on
May LIST. 1914, the lineal descendant
of the ancient Scottish Clan McDou.
gal, this venerable man inherited from
his rugged ancestors the Iron will
and strong constitution which pro.
longed his life SO far beyond the nj.
lotted three score years and them
His grandfather, Rev. William Nc,
Dougal. a distinguished and powerful
Presbyterian preacher, was sent as a
young man by the P~resbyterfans of
the Highlands of Scotland to take
charge Of an isolated band of that
church located on the Monongaheia
river in Virginia, away back in Co.
lonial days. and literally died in the
harness-preaching up to his last
week-at the g Of 1o4 years; while
Mr.. McDougal's father and moth er
died in Virginia in 1861, each nearly
80 years old.
Mr.. McDougal was twice married.
First in his early mannood to Elvira
Boggess. by whom he had ten chill
dren. seven Of whom survive him;
namely: Martha, wife Of DR.. R. L.
Green, Anadarko, Oklahoma; Mar.
garet, widow of Davis F. Megill, Ty.
70, Kansas; Della. wife OF Wesley
Keplar, Ferry. Oklahoma, Henry C..
Kansas City, Mo-. Festus H., Prince.
ton. Mo-; Luther E.. Eugene, Oregon,
and Clara Elvira, wife of DR.. G. A.
TulT, Clay Center, Kansas. His first
wife dying in 1855. during the Civil
war. he married HARRIET Upton, VINO
died about three years ago, and by
wnom he had two children: namely:
Basil H. Won wyck, Idaho and Maude,
wife of G. Sterling Tuthile, Combs.
Arkansas.
AS a farmer and stock raiser, Mr..
McDongal provided literally for his
family, lived well, educated his chill.
dren, yet by his frugal habits accumu.
lated a comfortable fortune. nearly
all of which however, he distributed
equally among oil his children, some
two years ago, since which time ne
has attended to little, If any, business,
and calmly and quietly awaited the
closing scene, which he often ex.
pressed the hope would come soon,
In politics, Mr.. McDougal was an
old line Wing up to the dissolution
of that great nationai party, aud has
since affiliated with the Republican
party: but above all. he was a prohi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-18
Also Talks About
The State School

MsHHI| ~ AH HNNf .aFe N.NHL.H 49, NUa.H HHgglfH
CHARLESTON. Feb. 1s.- One Of
the prominent visitors who has been
in the city for the past several days
is Hon. Charles b. Hogg, dean OF the
college Of law Of the West virgins
University.
Mr.. Hogg VISA seen at the
office OF Attorney General May
with whom he was In consultation with
reference to the suit Of Virginia vs..
West Virginia pending in the Supreme
Court OF the United States involving
the debt question.
MI. Hogg is one of the counsel in
the case for the State OF West Virginia
and said: we owe Virginia
nothing. either from a mora
or legal standpoint. The suit will evil
IDENTIFY be decided upon the demurrer
filed by West Virginia to the bill ,oi
complaint; there are several points
against the merits OF virginia's con,
tentioa, and there are at least three
or four grounds upon which virginia's
suit cannot be sustained and upon
which the suit must be dismissed.
"If. however," continued Mr.. Hogg
"the court should overrule the de
murrer leave will be given to West
Virginia to prepare and file her an
swer in which all Of the grounds, in.
dependently Of the bill upon which
she rests her defense, will be set forth
Il feel satisfied" said the attorney
that West yirginia's refusal to rec
ognize any part of the demand made
upon her by Virginia will be fully
v%indicated by the decision of the su
preme Court Of the United States that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-18
We owe VIRGINIA NOTHING
SAYS DEAN HOGG or W. v. U.

~. "aLN|
viii render q decision In this SUIT
Mr.. Hogg Is mot only greatly In.
terested in the law suit between VII.
'ginia and this State, but the Morgan.
town University IS doing u very efi.
.cient work in all of its various depart.
ments. The faculty Is composed Of
some very able men. who are faithful.
ly devoted as teachers to the depart.
ments in which they are employed.
The president is liberal and broad.
minded man with practical ytews as
TO the work of the university and is
very highly respected and reyerei by
all the students and Is held in high
admiration by the faculty. He is the
right man in the right place.
.'The attendance of the law de-
partment is increasing every year
and the force Is comprehensive and
practical. The facilities Offered here
for a legal education are inferior to
none and ought to be embraced by all
of the young men Of oar State who
desire an education in the law.
"The attendance is o between
eleven and twelve hundred, among
whom are about two hundred young
women who are from among che best
families in the State.
"Morgantown," said Mr.. Hogg. "is
an ideal location for our University,
surrounded with a good moral at
mosphere and free from many evils
which beset some college towns. We
have chapel every Tuesday. non.sec-
tartan in character and which are lib
orally attended by the students
upon the whole. the outlook of the
University is full Of good cheer and
hope and l trust that 1t will be that
the legislature will make such an ap.
preparation as to secure the conttna.
ance of the efficiency and usefulness
CT the great institution of learning"
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List of Letters Advertised at the Fair.
mont P~ostofice.
February 16. 1907

February 16, 1907.
Miss Katie Davis, Mrs. Ida WANG
Mrs. Abbie Tenant. Mrs. Blanche
Shaw. Mrs. Grace sturm, Mrs. Rhoda
Wilson. Jas. H. Snider. ]. w. Lower,
Cecil rnrrack, Charles Jones, H. p.
Lynch. T. I. Hunsaker. Samuel Shack.
elford. j. II. Parks, Chas. Kannan, d.
r. Doet. Harry Brooke, o. s. Tooth.
man. Lee Hawkins, Dlfabis Benetetto
Miss t;irtha Knight, Mrs. James R.
FTamil, Mrs. Peat Sees, Mrs. Clara Gil.
more. Mrs. Jessie Nuzum, Bessie War
wick. Jane H. Battle, John oby, Benn
cattett, Fred Davis. Rev. W. Howard
Meyers, T. B. Bryan, Rev. W. G. Myers,
Willie Fustime, James %Blainbridge, F.
Fl. winnidler, Henry G.. Barnett. LATE
Morris. Ellet Mollohon, Giuseppe vena,
Miss Katie Difon, Mrs. Belle Law
renee. Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs. EN-.
ma Coffman, Mrs. Ida Haddax, F. l..
Jones. John Brady. C. c. Powell, AID.
rian Fenton, Rev. Howard Myers, Thad
Troy, Stanley, W. Lemley, Mr.. w. II.
Hall, Joseph Cohn, Pearis Marson, Ell
"a Johnson, H. L. Greene, sena Col.
lens. William H. White.
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Shinnston News

West virginian News Bureau.
Mr.. Thomas KLINE, who succeeds
MIR. s. G. Vincent as mine foreman at
Riyerdale. will move his family to
shinnston within the next few days.
Mr.. KLINE will take charge of the
mine March the 1st.
Uncle .Doc" Smith, an aged gen.
tleman. Is quite sick at his home on
Main street.
Miss Bessie Riblett, of Hepzibah,
was visiting relatives m town the lat
ter part of the week.
Mr.. Arthur Tetrick and wife, of
West Shinnston, were Fairmont visi-
tors Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Martin, of Enterprise, is
very low with consumption.
Mrs. e. NJ. Martin and wife were
visiting relatives on Bingamon Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur swiger, of the
West Side, were to Fairmont satur-
day.
We were in error in our report that
the meeting at the Baptist Church
had closed, and by way o scorrection
will say that It is still in progress at
this writing.
Mrs. Burt Patterson was visiting
at Hutchinson Sunday.
Mr.. Mancefield Smith was visiting
friends at viropa Sunday.
NIr. HUFF Haymdnd and wife, Of
Hutchinson. were visiting the for,
mer's parents Sunday.
\ sfr. Grant Cooper and James Htte,
who were contemplating the opening
OF a beer shop on Pike street, have
abandoned the idea. Circumstances
surrounding the purchasing of the out
ft IN the building selected were Of
such a nature as to make it unsafe.
They have opened u shop ut Viropa.
still Burning.
The brattice was torn away from
the fire in the Scion mine Saturday
morning. At first the nre seemed to
have been extinguished, but later as
the air began to circulate, the fire
began to rekindle. The hose was Inn
mediately turned on this, but fire
was discovered about GOO feet farther
up the entry. This is o being brat.
ticed OF. The mine is being operated,
but at quite a disadvantage. xx
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