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AS MALICIOUS LIAR
| BAILEY IS DENOUNCED
senator Numerically Scored
By Opponents.
.ss NO LEr.vp IN FIGHT AGAINST

Il
''Ths senster--Those Who Oppose Mr..
Bailey Announce that They Are In
ere Contest to stay--saileys PR.
ssts Record is Assaulted.
Austin, Tex. March 2.-The after
nath Of the premature ending OF tho
cses.igation Of charges against Unit
"a States Senator Joseph W. Bailey
sms when the house Of representa-
|Rss rose to Senounce Senator Bal
~ for the language he had used last
gening In addressing himself to the
zen who had voted against him, Sen
.1or Bailey's assertions were denounc-
t az lies, his language Is indecent
"a abusive, and his manner an In
Ia 10 the house Of representatives
n Texas. Representative Sam John
~. one Of the minority. denounced
eaator Bailey as "A wilful. malicious
~ preneditated Mar.~
4 Reprvssntatiye n. n. Brown. used
asnage 60 the same eject. and stat
that Il he had ossa arss~ns wssa
- vote vas ta&ea % -vtrttcats the
eafor' Ae wuald have vOosd against
Hearassutataxs Beatty vas extreme
h&rnastic in his remarks. and
rs<l neither the senator's public or
kwfe reoDrIis. Beatty claimed thar
6elnr Bailey had not been all that
81 xnod and noble. back in Mlssis-
ara hs offered 20 pay the ex-
kes oS any member u the legisla-
nh0 wanted 20 20 70 Mississippi
flnd out. The speaker took ex-
Inn 20 Bassey's remarks. made BY
&n.ae against a member NJ the
- Co the effect that ~he had GAIN
with uexross. and had been used
~ example by rhe ministers Of his
- fowu.-
eurrsenrzrtve Reedy. 0f SMITH
Hfy. vigorously azsailed Senator
zeT. and denounced ms utterances
szast tas minority a. false.
kDrassntzktve Jenkfns- author OF
msnsxfEy rvDort e0ndemning Sen
>r EzEsF. pleaded guilty TO the
No. % Gae4 a1vtag been Q pOpu-
30 uk2 A@abeezme q populist
- 10 6snoe-nf1c party had violat-
fze prtn<s1Ses % democracy. 4
81 tsnounes tie eo-eaIlsd party Int
GAYS vAsz here WA rot n dem
H<le pla4k n Eks 5eaocratic plat
- = Ne SAID. I have b>sa q god
SO ssnocra. % write seven
rs IN the state p,AffoFz yoz s,aai
so1zy.-
Erpres<rsasivs DTiggns. q frisrd %
1&for Eailsy. rose % q GgestiOn u
snal privilege % sgioziEe SeIA-
nnE<J. Representative Dodd. }
- - - ssca,Or. also spoke 90
&s4af.
snEs@<Vn~ncs - Senator Bailey's
- Tza-sfay aight. I1sBtsnant
trug- raTfds0a zad a majority %
rFsssr.rF zen5--shfp of ~ IN The
~ 1srss Erzounesd her candidacy
psx-s seacs ant ssfy Senator
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Bundle Boy Dies.

Mont gomery. A!s March -
Parker. the bundle boy, "ho 80
cdental!y sho' in .iepsr'men,
by Cecil vann. smother emp'o,S'
died early THURSDAY from the Wow s..
Vaun who surrendered 10 ne
was released from custody ~ridS'
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eosin, sransrsr,. co7trslto. oess,

Lon ION. Manl 9.-Ros! ms -. a
ram. who NJ principe. ron'I-.
the Savoy theateT here. iied II.
Miss Brandram created al tns "a.
notable ooutralto parts In Ioe
berts sullivan operas.
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DAMAGE. for Loss OF Whiske-s

WellstOn. o.. March Sam
Beatty ~ Years 81 age. was Thurs
day awarded damages ~ $l0l by the
circuit court against 'he Southern
ohio Gas company for the loss OF a
lururisnt growth Of whIskers. burned
m In gas explosion IN this city
lao years ago.
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REPORT ON NEW SECURITIES.
Industrial Needs Less Pressing Yet, No
Az Light Az fndlcatct. III


iaNEw YORK. .Iuluk-+rhe amouni of
new securities Ia the United States for
the first half Of 1907 has never been
paralleled. The grand total authorized
ID si,2Ts.72s,5o0, already 800, ,4ea, 100
.has been istped eiuse JanuasySi, leaving
lsssa. .2so 400 of Chs years aitput 10 be-
aold In addition TO large cary-cyer
from tho previous year0 The railrgads
have applied Ia sis months for sa7e. .s4B.-
900. axnluaiye oi s2S20oo,0 900 announced
by the Min roads and 81, Paul last De.
cember. Industrial needs have been
less psessing yet not so light as ths ~
tai Of ssp9.7si 300 would indicate.
the most prominent feature Of 1907
financing 10 date has besn the unprece-
IDENTIFY heavy offerings Of short notes
paying very generous returns to inyes.
tors-from five 70 eight percent, and. In
exceptional cases, even more. Alto
gether s003,6Si,O00 Of this form Of se.
cufities has been put out.
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DIsArFEcTIoE GROWING.
Revolt Is Being Preached And Nations
s'sE Are Training TO Fight.

{ 4 j D
LONDON, July 5y--Despstches from
India report that The diyaaeetion among
the natives II rapidly increasing. Ac-
eofdng 70 correspondent who has made
several tours 81 Bengal rsvoit Il being
preached ip many provinces and lie ma
tisss ARD being trained To fight. Is
declares that the seriousness OF the sit
uationsisHhsrdly lysfealked byi the Epro-
peans 10. India or. at home. III Formerly
the discomfort was confined To y few
agftatorg, but now t.has srDssa1 among
The aristocracy and land holders as wen
ss among the peasants and coolies. An
organization known as national yclun-
teers has branches in nearly every town
and VILLAGE and tales Of iawlessness and
oppression by these. volunteers. come
from every district. The rural police
are weak, the correspondent states and
the people are gradually loosing respect
for order and authority. An alarming
feature Of the situation, II Is stated. b
the growing number Of assaults on Eu-
ropeans.
Another correspondent at Simla re-
ports that sedition 10 extending into
the central provinces
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More Evidence Contradicting Or.
Chard's Testimony.
ADl0uRNs UNTIL MONDAY
Court Expresses Wish That Attorneys
Will Use Time Until Then By Ar.
ranging Their Desires As To Instruc-
tions To Jury and Stating Them.

BOISE, July s--The beginning OF the
end Of the Haywood trial was reached
today. Counsel for the defense an
nounced an exception to three or four
witnesses in the case in direct examina-
tion which is before the jury, Meyer
viii be called Monday and, win be fol-
lowed BY Haywood, the defendant.
Judge Wood has asked counsel on both
sides to submit their requests for in
structions to the jury. He informed
counsel that he would, consider these
requests and will agree with counsel as
to what his Instructions, shall be ID
|order that arguments on both sides may
be limited to what the jury viii be- all
lowed to consider in the evidence. Court
was adjourned this afternoon until
Monday the court expressing hope that
the interval viii be utilized by counsel
in preparations that would prevent fur
thcr delay in bringing the case to as
speedy a close as possible. It is ex-
pected that rebuttal evidence on behalf
Of the state will commence on Wednes-
day, perhaps Tuesday, much depending
on the extent of crosse examination of
Moyer and Haywood. Counsel on both
sides are willing to admit this afterb
noon the possibility Of verdict or dis
agreement within two weeks. Some
uneasiness on part of the jurymen as
a result of their long confinement de-
veloped this afternoon. Just before ad.
journment Of court Juror Russell turn
ed to the bench and asked the Judge II,
he would be allowed to exercise during
the two days adjournment, Ne ex-,
planned that some of the jurors we're
disinelined to take walks and for that
reason the other iurymen were unable
to take exercise to which they were ac--
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BRITISH EMBAssADoR DENIES.
Declares He Did Not Make Comments On
r. Oklahoma Constitution.

NEW YORK, July 5.--British Ambas-
sador Bryce in despatch TO the World
from bis summer home at Interyale, n
H., declares he did not make the com.
nents on the Oklahoma constitution at.
tributed 70 him. The dispatch follows;
a4rhe statements which quote as at.
ltributed 10 ine regarding msrits 81
Oklahoma constitution are wholly un.
founded I invariably refused to ex-
press my opinions on its provisions. Al
\ have invariably refused to gay any,
thing whatever on any American politi.
cal question since came to the Unitet
States In nm official capacity"s
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SAILS FOR EUROPE.
win Investigate Eject Of Capital Pun
ishment Az Deterrent Of Crime.

NEW YORK, July 6.--State Senator
y. r. Aekerman Of New Jersey. win sail
for Europe soon with q commission from
Governor Stokes to investigate the
effect Of capital punishment as deter.
rent on crime there. Governor Stokes
II is stated ,is much interested In the
abolition Of capital punishment. proyid-
Ing Il can be shown that life imprison.
meni would be greater deterrent Ia
crime.
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MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEATH

SOFIA, Bulgaria. July GA court
martial this morning sentenced Petroff,
the murderer Of Premier Petkof, To
death. His two accessories were con-
demned respeetIvelyto life imprisonment
and Is years penal servitude. The
Premier was assassinated at Sofia, Mach
II, while walking in Boras Garden with
other Ministers. The assass fired three
bullets into the Premiees body and be
died instantly. The murderer was q
dismissed emplcye Of the Agricultural
Bank. ta#
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ATTEMPTED JAN BREAK.
Jaler Single Handed illustrates Six Des-
perate Inmates-Kills RingIeader.

RATION, N. H., July 5.--In an at
tempt yesterday by half dozen in
mates Of the county jail to overcome
the iailer and gain their freedom.
prisoner named B. Rown, who was the
ringleader in the jail breaking attempt,
was shot and instantly killed. The at
tempt was frustrated by the jailer, John
Gale, singlehanded. The other inmates
were forced back into their cells at the
point Of the jailer's gun
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Fourth Of July Causes Many
Deaths and Injuries.
SAD RESULTS OF ENTHUSIASM
Statistics Show a Large Number Of
Accidents Resulting In Loss Of Life
and Limbs--More Fatalities Expected
From Tetanua

CHICAGO, July 5.--Thirty seven men
women and children are dead and 2,l5
are anaimed. lacerated or burned as I
result OF yesterdays excess of patriotism
in the nuited States, The number D
dead does not include five drowned dur
ing tho day.
The roster of the dead is four nor,
Than last years grportalitiesS A yea
ago SS persons were dead on the morn.
ing after the fourth, not including fiy,
drowned.
Unfortunately, the death roll will in.
crease day by day, and even the latc
days Of August will witness addition.
to it. Tetanus, that grim aftermath d
gunpowde, wounds, claims It's victims By
scores and eyenib by hundreds for weeks
after the fourth.
New York leads all the cities of tltt
United States III the number of killed
and injured Ten persons are dead il
that city while six more are so serious.
" hurt that II Is expected they will die
within few hours, AT the New York
hospitals, 423 injured persons were treat
cd. No record was made Of the number
OF dispensary cases cared for,
-. t. G y N
The police doubtless averted greater
casualty list by arresting 42s men and
boys for carrying weapons.
There were ll6 fires in greater New
York during the day, These figures
break all Fourth Of July records for this
metropolis. VIII
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, ran New York
a close second In the grim race, nine
persons yielding up their lives on the
altar Of frenzied patriotism.
Chicago, although the second city of
the country, added only two dead to
the nations total Et
Springfield, ILL.,, supplied three victims,
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Affects Pacific Coast Coal Supply
Extensively.
THREE MINES ARE EFFECTED
The Shutting Down Of Three Mines on
Disputed Property In Rock Springs,
: Wyoming, viii Cause Further Short
agee Of Coal in the West.

ROCK SPRINGS, Wgo., July 5.--As
"a result Of the suits filed by the gov
iernment against the Union Pacific Coal
Company forcing that company to
abandon property alleged to have been
illegally secured from, the government.
three big mintes situated on the dis
Puted property closed up. The effect
will be toleause further shortage Of coal
IN theiwest. .3liag aii 4; lcdfBa saaf
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Betrayed BY Woman 10 Whom
He Had Given Large Amount
8l.l4f Of Money. gsb}
LOSES IN his sPECuLArIONs
He Had Sustained Heavy Losses In Spe.
culation Under An Assumed Name
Accounts Carried With Brokerage
Houses Have Been Uneaithed.

NEW YORK, July 5.--Chester u
Runyan, the missing teller Of the Wind
sor Trust Company who diaappcarc,
with about saG.0Oo Of the company'i
money several days ago. was arrested b
this city today. Rupyap carried
satchel containing sslal0 when arrest
ed and Mrs. Carter In wiiose home b.
was captured, and to whom he said h
had given $4,000 waa also detained BY
the police.
Runyan was found In the apartments
Of MRS, Carter at Gl0 West lai.h street
where he had been since he walked out
Of the bank on Saturday last with tn,
\ money-laden suitcase. Mrs. Carter re-
ported 10 the police that Runyan was In
her fiat and Ave detectives accompanied
her to the house. She furnished them d
key 10 tho apartment and while two
detectives entered the room others 70.
mained outside. As the detectives en-
terd Runyan standing In front of q
chlifonisr, turned suddenly on the OH.
GERS, a revolver In his hand. The dc.
tectivas rushed upon him and he drop
ped the revolver and calmly submitted
70 being handcaired, saying. "The jig
u up"
Chester b. Runyan, was the
assistant paying teller of the
Windsor Trust company, who fled on
Saturday last, with $4,000 Of stolen
honey The pinkcrtons, who were In
charge Of the hunt notified by ca.
bic the police authorities OF all the i'm.
portant European and British ports,
also Of the principal coast cities and the
South American countries. That Runyan
was not the immaculate young man his
employers thought he was, up to the
DAY hewept on with his suit case stuffed
with the trust company's money, is an
established fact. ,tib8i 03Iir
For weeks before his disappearance he
had been speculating in stocks under the
name Of Martin Chase. sbtf ,&9Afk9
Speculative accounts that ho carried
with three stock brokerage houses have
been unearthed. M
He had sustained heavy loses in these
ventures and at least ten weeks before
he fed had stolen $4,000 to mike gco,l
his margined accounts, II IL believed
that $4,000 was stolen at various times
and the thefts may have been extended
over a period Of several months, On
July lat, the checking up Of the
trust company's cash on hand would
have revealed the shortage and IL is
believed Rmyan decided to get away
with all lie could.
Runyan was very careful with his
dealings as Martin Chase. He even
disguised his writing so that II bore mo-
resemblance to his own. As Martin Chase
be wrote heavily and plainly, shading
each letter. He wrote backhanded as
n further disguise, aff,9 Ns91
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PLAN TO ASCEND 10000 FEET.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.--The balloon st.
Louis, recently purchased by Russell E.
Gardner for entry in the Aero Club bal
Icon tournament in October, was used
in q test trip today by h. E. Honeywell,
q professional aeronaut, accompanied by
Fl, +. Cartwright, secretary to Mr.. Gar
dner, The balloon shot straight up and
drifted slowly east 1t was the inten-
tion Of the aeronauts to remain up all
all day and endeavor to reach an alti-
tude Of 10000 feet.
INDIAN KILLED BY FREIGHT CAR.
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LOSSES By FIRE.
III N40Tt tN8t2th EtNtNW fE 9tENtrYf9F
Interesting Compilation Of Fire Losses
NJ In United States and Canada.

NEW YORK, July 4 The losses by
fire in the United States and Canada
during June, as compiled from the
record Of the Journal Of Commerce and
Commercial Bulletin aggregate sl4,765.-
90. This brings the total fire waste for
the first half OF 1907 up to $ll7,457;5OO,
as compared with $S77 7,665,55O for the
year 1905. but these figures include
$3.50, 100000 chargable to the San Fran
cisco confagration.
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REcoNcILED AT TOMB.
Son Of Garibaldi and Wife Who Were
Estranged For Years.

ROME, July 5.-Ricciotti Garibaldi
son Of the Italian patriot. and his wife
aud daughter, were reconciIed at the
tomb OF Garibaldi yesterday where all
three had gone to participate in the
ceremonies eommemorating the cen
tennial Of the patriots body Ricciotti
Garibaldi and his wife have been es.
tranged for years. ..,,.a
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CHICAGO, July 5.--John D. Rookie,
feller will be in Chicago this Afternoon
or early tomorrow morning, ready t.
appear as witness before Judge Ken
nesaw NJ. Landis in the federal court
in the cases Of the Standard Oil Com.
pany Of Indiana which Is accused Of re.
ceiring rebates from the Chicago ant
Alton railroad.
II is supposed that H. H. Rogers viii
also appear in court as it il announced
that he mas returned from Europe
though he may not arrive in Chicago
III time to participate in tomorrow
mornings proceedings
Mr.. Rockefeller will be the guest OF
his son-in-law, Harold F. Mccormick at
Bellevue Place and Lake Shore grove.
He will be under the protection Of
the United States and secret service
officials win see to it that he is not
molested or annoyed while under the
Jurisdiction of Judge lands court.
While Mr.. Rockefeller is on his way
to Chicago, while he is here, and while
he is returning to his home, he may not
be rnolested or approached by process
servers from state courts where his
presence as a witness may be desired
This is a rule which obtains even with
the humblest and poorest witnesses sum
moned by the United States courts. Just
as it protects the poorest, it viii protect
Mr.. Rockefeller Doubtless, too, Mr.,
Rockefeller viii be guarded by federal
secret service men at his temporary
home in Chicago. al&Hg;Halt laA is
Fourteen Of the sixteen persons sub
penaed are expected to appear in the
court room. It is from these witnesses
that Judge lands hopes, to obtain in
formation which win guide him in fixing
the amount of fines to be imposed upon
the indiana, corporation which was re-
Gently found guilty Of accepting conces.
sions from the Chicago and Alton on
Shipments of oil from Whiting, Ind
This is what the, court, wants to know
before imposing the maximum fine Of
$29,24o00O against the Standard OIL Co.
of Indianaa What corporation owns
stock in the defendant company n
What capital has this holding com,
panyS
What were the earnings Of the hold
ing company for the years 1908, 'O4 and
'05f e ls sag lp.l
Who owns the Union Tank Line Com.
panyi a4g50tta
What payment did the Chicago and
Alton make for use Of cars Of the
Union Tank Line Company during the
period covered by the indictments on
which the oil company was tried and
convicted?
How many cars Of oil were shipped
over all the lines from Whiting to
st, Louis, No. and East st. Louis,
Ill,s nr&la m 43
Why was the rate of 10 cents inserted
in some Of the Chicago and Atoms way
bills during the time covered by the
indictments M y& esYs a
What course counsel for the Stand
ard Oil will adopt is not disclosed.
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GARFIELD ON INSPECTING TOUR.

IN CARLSBAD, NJ M, July 5,-A tele-
gram received here yesterday says that
flames r. Garfield, secretary Of the in
terror, will visit Carlsbad, August 20.
Mr' Garfield is coming here to inspect
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tho government irrigation project. He
will be accompanied by r. II, Howell.
chief engineer ot tho reclamation aery.
lee, and other officials.
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PS,CRUISERS
No Significance Is Attached To The
Mobiliring Of This Fleet In Pacific
Waters As Relating To War With
Japan.

WASHINGTON, July Sit il con.
cedei that Admiral Evans will have
charge Of the fleet which viii 20 10
the Pacific. 1t will consist probably ct
sixteen battleships and as many col.
liers, The armored cruisers Washington
and Tennessee now In French waters,
are under orders to Immediately reit
and proceed TO the Pacific Coast TO form
part OF an armored cruiser squadron to
be assembled there. II may be possible
that they viii be detained and accom-
pany the battleship on the cruise
When Admiral Evans arrives of the
coast the fleet will be increased by the
addition OF the battleship Nebraska,
which has just been completed ami is
awaiting the rounding out Of her crew,
The battleships Oregon and Wisconsin,
now at Bremerton, will probably be
ready for sea by next March so thai
they may be added to The fleet which
viii comprise 10 battleships besides the
armored and protected cruisers of the
Pacific fleet, The composition Of the
fleet today is as follows;
Battleships-connecticut, Maine, Mis-
souri,, Virginia, New Jersey, Alabama,
Rhode Island, Illinois, Kearsarge, Ohio,
Minnesota, Vermont, Kansas, Georgia,
Oregon, Wisconsin. e9
Protected cruisers--Charleston, Chi
cago.
Cruisers--Wilwaukee, st. Louis.
Gunboat-Yorktown.
The armorcd cruiser squadron of the
Pacific fleet which will have headquar-
ters in California waters will be com
posed of the Washington, Tennessee,
California and South Dakota. c
Rear.Admiral Stockton viii command
the armored cruisers squadron the Ten
nessee being his flagship. A ~
n IA W
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NEW YORK, July 5,--Admiral Evan,
who has spent some time in the Brook.
lyn navyyard today attaches no swarlik,
significance tosthssplans for tile p,Nctict
cruise that will take his fleet around
the Horn over cruise of $4,000 miles
\ sNl Is tabsuri;pt he said to the Asso-
ciated Press, "To ,construe appearance ol
this formidable fighting fleet in the ter
ritorial waters III our west coast as q
demosstration to- impress the friendly
government Of Japan.
. ut Is silly to talk Of war with Japan,
Because some toughs wrecked Japanese
restaurants in San Francisco there is
no more reason for war with Japan than
there would be for war with China Ii a
few hoodlums on the eastside should
stone q Chinese laundry"
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GUEST OF SON-lN-LAW
will Appear as Witness in Court
To-Day In Standard Oil
.ssaiass Case.
ROGERS NAY ALSO APPEAR

Rockefeller Under the Protection OF
The United States And Secret Ser
vice Men win See That He Is Not
Molested Or Annoyed.
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OYSTER BAY, July 5--Rear-A -Admira
W. N. Brownson, who lunched with the
President today stated that he did not
know what ships would compose the
feet to go to the Pacific, All he knew
about the intended cruise was what he
read in the newspapers He said
"The statements Of Secretary Metcalf
and Secretary Loeb would indicate that
the cruise may be made somewhere, at
some time, but that is all | know about
the matter aiisoa4o vta kcca Ee$
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THE CRUISE
Of WARSH|PS
Imposing Display TO be
slullrr Made .dtsioa

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8albilg8 iNBHsh D sit8IdT
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