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FREE PRESS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1905

President of 2os.aS1 and for Hughes
for Governor OF 7i.15s. Tho total vote
was Unfit s'l.o7s, Bryan. 667,o7si
Hughes 7se.127t ChAnier 12d6es.
The entire republican state ticket has
been elected. Tho Legislature. which Will
elect successor to United states eena-
tor Thomas c. Platt will stand, Senate
"a, republicans to II democrats, re-
publican gain Of 2; assembly io2 republi-
cans to Is democrats. a republican gain
Of
ono Of tho Interesting results OF the
congressional election in this State was
the election OF Otto q. Foelker Gepub-
lican) from the third assembly district
in Brooklyn. Mr.. Foelker. then state
senator. arose from sick bed to cast
tho deciding vote which enabled the Log
islature in extraordinary Scssion last
summer to ennct tho Governors anti
gambling bills.
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IN NEW ENGLAND STATES
II. II. DUMMY Elected Governor by
1850 Mnjority--state Went for
THft by about $4,000.

Concord. y. H., Nov complete re-
turns FOR Governor show that Henry b.
Quinhy. republican. was elected by a
majority OF 1855 votes. Quinby hns 49,
636; Clarence r. Carr, democrat 40, 20. and
scattering, 232.
In complete figures on the vote for presi
dent Indicate that Taft has about IS 90
plurality.
The republicans will have Il majority
Of rs IN the House of Representatives.
and IL in the Senate
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.


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ANSWERING TELEGRAMS.

"W. II. 1AFT."
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IN VERMONT.
Continued from end rnge)

yesterday for Mt. Vernon. N. H.--The
ladies OF st. Thomas's Church will hold
q rummaee sale Saturday In the little Of
fec building ON tho bridge formerly &C.
cupied by II. NJ. Gipson.
The regular annual meeting and BAN
quet of the Mems Congregational CLUB
will be held Friday evening In tho chapel.
The ladies' Will be invited and a new
scheme OF entertainment may be OK
pectcd.-Mr. nnd Mrs. c. II. Young. Mrs.
w. II. Wright and son. Earle. have gone
to New York FOR several days stay
Mrs Carrie Severance Is confined to her
home nv llness--Miss s. Mead Of Hart
ford, Conn, ~ the guest OF Mrs. u. G.
prown-Mrs. william Simonds and Mra.
r W. Williams are spending several
days in Boston and vicinity.-The
woman's Auxiliary will meet for work
this afternoon at 2:9o o'clock at the
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PRES. CONCENTRATES.
Sends MessnRes to Taft, Hughes, Sher-
man md Hitchcock.

Washin gton, Nov. 3---The President
tonight sent the fol'owing despatch
10 Judge Taft:
II need hardly say how heartily
congratulate you and the country even
more"
He also sent the following despatch
to Mr.. Sherman
II most heartily congratulate you"
The President sent tho following to
Governor Hughes:
Accept my heartiest congratula-
lions for you and for the State"
The following was sent to Chairman
Hitchcock:
Accept my heartiest congratulations
upon the great result which you have
done 30 much to bring about"
Tho following was sent to Represent
tative Loudensla1er:
Accept my heartiest congratulations"
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
No statement was made by the Prcsi-
dent on tho result OF the election to-
night.
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WORCESTER.

Mr.. mt, Mrs John w. Utton have re-
turned from their visit OF two months
with relatives in the West-Mr. Cole re-
turned Friday from visit in Maine
Harry Dinewall han moved to jacob
Golfers. Ralph Richardson to the Lack
ey place. Eugene Farnsworth TO the
Copp house and Mr.. BUney to the
Charles c. Corey place.-William Swift
has bought the Ernest Carr place from
e. s. Fisko.-Mr. and Mira Lewis Will
son Of Schenectady, n. Y, are at the
homo OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
s. Wilson.-Niias Mary Kelley OF tho up
per room OF the corner school, with her
pupils, took a trip to Montpelier Tues
day of last week visiting the State house
and other places Of interest and had
very enioyatIe timo.--The Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. C. NJ. Ladd
this afternoon-The regular weekly pray
er meeting will be held this evening
at the home OF tho Rev. p. II. Carpenter
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RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN
Taft Carried II by 1So50 and Pothier
Wa Elected (fOveYnOY.

WIS I%iscteO tuVeIuOIs
Providence. Nov, I-Tatt's plurality In
Rhode Island was 1880 according TO the
complete returns The vote was TAFT
%27l2 Bryan 2aIel, Hisgen 7so. Pothier.
the republican candidate for governor
ran far behind tho national ticket al
though ne was elected over Olney Ar
mold. democrat by plurality OF 7,15s.
Congressman Granger. democrat. won
his fght for reelection ny n plurality OF
q. defeating shecleid, republican. Con-
gressman Capron, republican, received a
plurality OF 7.ba with four districts not
reported. The State has given Taft q
plurality Of more than 800 In excess OF
that given Roosevelt four years ago.
The rest OF the republican ticket for
state officers was chosen.
MAINEs VOTE.
Portland. Me, Nov +-Revised estl-
mates Of tho vots In this state based on
returns from all but Is small towns and
SO plantations Indicate plurality for
Taft OF upwards ~ 1900 Four years
ago tho State returned n plurality for
Roosevelt of 977e0. The vote In the
places thus far heard from is Taft 64349.
Bryan H76i.
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MISSOURI FOR BRYAN.
GOvernorship in Doubt and Looks Like
stone for senator.

st. Louis. Mo. Nov. 3-Missouri to-
day gave It's electoral votes to W, J,
Bryan by plurality estimated at from
5000 TO 5000 The governorship Is IN
doubt though William Cowherd, demo-
crat 10 leading Herbert Hadley. repub'
ilcan. on the early returns Cowherd.
however, Is running bohind Bryan and
there Il pos '!iy that he is defeated.
Returns fr,' he State are coming IN
exceedingly slu" but to the large mum
Der OF scratched ballot combination Of
the senatorial primary with the general
election.
At midnight it IL impossible to make an
estimate on the outcome II the senate
rial primary In the Democratic party.
scattering returns give william J. Stone
csl5 and Joseph W. Folk 3. 500 The Leg
lslature VIII be democratic by about n
nm lOrity ON iOint ballot
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Judge Taft began after ten oclcc''
answering the kilograms Of congratu-
lation.
To Gov. Hughes Judge Taft said:
Il thank you warmly for your con-
gratulations and reciprocate by extending
congratula tons to you on carrying New
York State against tremendous odds and
by the wonderful campaign which you
carried on. We are all indebted to you
also for your aid In the national cam
pnlsn.
To Representative VIM. 3. Mckinley,
the candidate wired:
II am delighted to know that we shall
have a republican House for that is
absolutely necessary for future work"
Timothy l.. Woodruff was sent an OK
preston Of gratitude, "for the great
campaign which he has carried on"
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HUGHES PLEASED,
PROMISES ZEAL

other and meet directly SO many OF my
fellow citizens and talk over with them
the great questions in which We are In
terested and ! want TO thank you al for
the loyal support that you have given to
the ticket. thank you most heartily.
This T. time whom emotion gets the
better OF words and I would not trust
myself TO speak fully all that my heart
would prompt me 10 say. once more
from the bottom Of my heart I thank
yOu
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MORETOWN.

Miss May Gleason OF WatsAeld called
in town saturday.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Kingsbury OF Waitsfeld visited at W.
NJ. Davis sundpy.-Luther Russell has
moved into Arthur Ne!l's tenement -
j. NJ. Bates was In Burlington Saturday.
-Mrs II. O. Ward gave tho Junior
Lengue Halloween party Saturday
evening Charles Hurdle. who works In
Bolton. visited his parents Saturday and
sunday.--Triday evening. Mrs. c. J. Fer
rls entertained the Rebekahs. There were
twenty-five present, several coming from
Wrjtsflell.
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FORESTDALE.

Mr. and Mrs. I. ". Horn. Mrs. Mary
Symons. Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. L. ID, Partlow. Charles Wright
and Charles Cooke were among tho ex-
cursionists to Montreal Saturday~-Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Bernor are spending
few days IN Hartford, Conn, where Miss
Edith Iseon,,i will gradual, ms nuree
from the Hartford hospital.
Churchill was given birthday party
Monday evening by about 30 OF his
friends. Il was also the tecond ennivcr-
gary Of hts marriage.
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FAYSTON.

Miss Mabel Darby, who has been with
her sictcr, Mrs. Dan Mclaughlin, FOR
several weeks hos returned 10 her home
IN Champlain. \. Y. Her sister accom-
panied her to burlington. where the"
visited friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan No
LaMghiin returned Saturday from trip
20 burlington, stowe and Morrisvillc. -
Charles Dettls who has been very III.
Is somewhat better. DR.. H!dwe!l OF
Waterbury was called IN counsel with
DIR. Howe Tuesday and they pronounced
his disease an nbscess IN the stomach
Hugh baird has bought house Of
Henry Baird IN WeitsHeld.
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MAKING AMENDS.
Presents I,OOO- Acre Ranch and $1,000,
10 Impoverished widow.

Galveston, Tex. Nov. Mrs. George
OVerton aud family Of two sons and
two daughters, who have been ekina
out an existence on small farm near
Fort Lancaster in Crawford county
have been presented with n l.0oQ-acre
ranch In Edward county. well stocked
With cattle, and $40 900 in cash, by n
former partner OF the husband and
father of the Overtons.
George Overton, who died Ave years
ago, was once a wealthy cattlcman ~
West Texas. but entered into n mining
project with a man who swlrdled him
ont If HIS wealth and lands. Ih-
partner disappeared r. Years ago and
went to Mexico. Were nc amassed
wealth in mining and returned 20
-,oko restitution.
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GAYSVILLE.

NJ l.. Wylnan was In Boston the first
OF the week.--Tne village school began
again Monday. Miss Clara Qumhy has
finished work at a W. ChamOerlins and
returned 70 her homo In Pittsfeld.-Mrs.
Lincoln OF Bethel ana Mr.. Richardson OF
West Concord. n IL. have been visiting
their sister, Mrs c. sheldon.-Dr. Moore
OF New York Is passing several days in
town.--C. II. Ballard OF Montpelier was
in town over sunday.-Mrs, Rufus Smith
is spending the week In Pittsheld.-- Mrs.
Everett of Rutland was with friends In
town from Friday until Monday.-At tho
Cn!versalist Church Sunday morning. the
Rev. v. NJ. Martin will take for her
theme Tho New Woman"
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BACK TO STATE PRISON.
Horse Thief Just Ont Returns to
Windsor for Five Years.

Rutland, Nov. 4.-James Market. who
stole n horse from william Davis OF
Sherburne two days after he completed
a long sentence at State prison last
month for horse stealing. pleaded guilty
in Rutland county court this afternoon
and was sentenced 20 not more than ..x
nor less than Ave years at Windsor.
The case OF State vs.. tho Rev. Francis
Crociata will be tried Tomorrow.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER,.

An informal reception was given the
teachers OF TIE town and village dis
tricts on Saturday afternoon by tho W.
c. T. /. at tho Cniverselist vestry.
Nearly oil tho teachers were present and
a pleasant and profitable afternoon was
srrnt.-Mrs Thomas N1we OF Brandon
and Mr.. Miles from Fowler are visiting
their brother. John Miles.--Iiernon Kins.
man 1. at home for few days from Nor
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WAITSFIELD.

Tho Ladies' of the Homo Circle will
serve their annual chicken yle supper
Friday evening Of this veek.-The VEN
srable James Newcomb Is quite low with
heart rouble,-Abuut as wa. realized
from the chicken pie supper Mt tho Meth
pdist Episcopal Church Thursday even
lnG.--O. NJ. Eaton md family go the last
OF the week TO lIolvolIe, Mass, where
they will visit before going to Ten
hessee for the wintcr.-Dr. Cooper Ia the
recipient Of on 5000 legacy from rela-
tive In ENGLAND. Miss Lena Baird has
completed her work in the store of G. j
Greene &; Co., nnd pcturned homo.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Ellis have moved
70 their dnu,hter's, Mrs. AIRY Wheeler.
Gertrude Marsh, who has been Mt
Frank Batcheldrrs for several weeks
has returned 10 New York cty-Ihe
Grange gave a surprise party to MI.
and Mrs. Eert Wheeler Friday night
Herbert King - working for Col. ". S.
Foster.-A. j. Lytord Intends spending
the winter with sir. and Mrs Il. j..
rarEs IN New York city,
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ILLINOIS's BIG FIGURES.
Taft Carried State by Approximately
O,0OO=Dinecn Wins.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-The republican
national and state tickets gained
complete victory In Illinois. although
the pluralities will probably fall short
OF those obtained by the party In the
campaign OF 1904. Taft hos carried
the State by approximately 10000
votes Charles s. Deneen, republican
candidate for governor, ran far be-
hind the national ticket but has been
elected by plurality of about loo,-
600 over Adlai Stevenson. his demo-
cratic opponent.
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A FAvORITE ROOFING.

Among farmers In all parts OF tho
country Amatite Roofing has been grow
Ing rapidly In favor on account Of Its
low cost and It's great durability
though Il 10 a better and moro permanent
roof than the average ready roofing"
It Is as easy to lay AZ carpet. requir-
ing no special tools or skilled labor. Tho
silver gray mineral surface OF Amatite
il easily recognised on the roofs ana
adds much to the appearance OF the farm
buildings.
Sample and booklet viii be sent In re-
ply to a postal addressed to the nearest
office OF the Barrett Manufacturing
Company. New York. Chicago. Cleveland
Allegheny. Kansas City. ~. Louis Min
neapolis, Philadelphia, New Orleans
Boston and Cincinnati.
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NORTHFIELD.

Local Forecaster W. A. Shaw or tho
United states weather bureau station re-
ports a mean temperature for October OF
&c degrees, with maximum or 80 on
tho 18Th and n minimum OF 10 on tho 2lst
The mean temperature OF the month for
tho last % years Is Is degrees. The pro-
cipitation amounted to 1S9 Inches, the
average October precipitation being 2G
inches The prevailing wind was from
tho south, the average hourly velocity
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BRYAN FOR SENATOR NEXT.


BRYAN FOR SENATOR NEXT
National Chairman Norman Z. Mack
OF the Democratic pnrty issued state
mont tonight in which no declared that
again be a candidate for the presidency.
He said he believed that tho Eebrasksn
might be a candidate for the United
States Senate In 1911, provided the Legs
latu-e OF his Stat. IS democratic in that
year when the first vacancy occurs.
Tho last returns indicate that in tho
national House Of Representatives the
republicans will have EOS members and
the democrats l72 with II districts miss
ing
TAFT AND HUGHES PLCRAL1TIEs
Judge Taft's plurality In the State Of
Now York according to corrected returns
late tonight Is 2oe,4s5 more than $500
in excess OF President Roosevelts plural
ity OF four years ago. Gov Charles T.
Hughes vas reelected In New York
State BY 7l.lss. The returns as between
President and governor Indicate q heavy
splitting OF tickets. The proportion Of
scratched ballots was about tho same
In the upstate districts and IN Create.
New York.
To-day's returns were watched with
a great deal OF interest not In the be-
lief that they could have any possible
effect upon the national result. but be-
cause OF local conditions.
OHIO LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT.
The heavy vote in Ohio made figures
tfvr latA d ~ tp,-
mense size Of tho ballot. Mr.. Taft car
rled his own State. however BY F,0ot
plurality. a reduction OF more than go,
O0O from tho Roosevelt vote Of four years
ago. Tho democrntio State ticket In
Ohio, headed by Judson Harmon for
governor, appears to be safely elected
Tho State Legislature. which Is to choose
a successor 20 Senator Foraker appear,
TO be in doubt as between the republicans
and democrats.
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR IN
INDIANA.
| IN Indiana Mr.. Taft was successful "
| carrying tho State by about 5000. but th'
entire democratic State ticket. headed t.!
Mr.. Marshall for governor was elected
The congressional delegation from tn
state shows a gain Of seven democrats.
The returns from West Virginia, owlni
70 the mountainous character OF tho coun
try. are slow in coming In. A sufYcien
number OF counties and districts hav
been heard from, however, to show tina
| Mr.. Taft has a safe plurality,
WHERE BRYAN WON.
Colorado early in the day shifted
from the doubtful column 10 the Bryan
list Tho Legislature which is Il
choose a successor to Senator Teller
also is apparently democratic.
Mr.. Bryans victory in his hom
state Of Nebraska was a sweeping one
Five OF Eebraskas six congressme'
will be democratic. while In the l-eg's
lature only IS republicans seem TO b
elected out Of total OF 1S3 senator
and representatives.
MAY GET MISSOURI.
An eleventh hour development wa
the placinR Of Missouri, which had boo
} generally conceded to Bryan In III
doubtful column. Should to-night's n
turns continue tho Taft lead, tho rspul
, lican candidate would win is addition
votes, making his probable total ST, tw
more than were originally claimed Il
him BY National Chairman Hitchcock.
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OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATIC.


can, is reelected by plurality close 20
Tafts.
OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATIC
Oklahoma city, Okla, Nov. AT ten
man Thompson claims the state for Rry-
an by 10000,
NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICANS.
Fargo, n ~, Nov. National Com
mitteeman James Kennedy at ten
o'clock to-nigAt said
TAFT carries tho state by 10000.
contend that c, A. Johnson and the
entire republican state ticket is elect
ed with the state Legislature - per
cent. republican"
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC.
Nashville. Tenn. Nov. s-Incom-
plete returns Indicate that the demo
Gratis Will carry the State by the usual
democrats majority.
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN
Trenton. Nov. s-Rcturns from 100
voting machine districts in New Jersey
give TAFT ls,s8 net plurality. The same
districts gave Roosevelt net plurality
OF $50.
FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC AS USUAL.
Jacksonville. Fla. Nov s--The election
In Florida resulted In the usual demo-
cratic msjo"ities OF from 1870 to 5000,
Owing to the slow count Of the long
ballot. however. actual figures cannot be
given tonight.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia, $. c., Nov. 3-South Carolina
will give rrynn shout 50,w to c0,oN
ma iority while the state and congress
siona tickets are overw helmlngly demo-
cartic nfc" returns will no. "N-~"o '"e
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GREATER NEW Works. VOTE
Gave Taft Plurality of Ib,8t5 and
Chanler 6Oy8ss.

New York Nov. 1.-THE complete
and official figures, with the exception
Of ono or two counties In the whole
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VOTE IN NEW YORK STATE
Gave Taft n Plurality ~ 2O3,485 and
Hughes .f,t50--itcpubiicnn Gains
In Lczislnture.

New York, Nov. 4.-The vote of greater
New York for president follows:
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OREGON FOR TAFT.

Portland, ore. Nov. 3.--The republican
managers claim the State for Taft by
a plurality OF 20no.
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WISCONSIN GIVES 5000.

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 3.-Tatt carried
Wisconsin with a plurality estimated at
5000 and Governor Davidson, repubi.
can, is reelected by plurality close 20
Tafts
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BRYAN CARRIED BOSTON

Boston. Mass. Nov. s.-Bryan carried
Boston in to-day's election by SS7 votes
The total BRYAN vote was 4o2S' while
Taft polled 80. 81 In 1904 Parker carried
the ci-,. with 49.o1, votes against 5S,42S foi
Roosevelt
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TAFT TO HITCHCOCK.

Cincinnati, Nov. 3.--Judge Taft at $40
sent the following telegram to Frank
Hitchcock:
II am glad to hear the favorable re-
turns from all parts Of the country es-
pecialy Now York and wish to ex-
press my gratitude for you for tho work
which you have done and felicitato you
upon the accuracy with which you fore
told the result Indicating a clear grasp
and wonderful political knowledge of
the situation.
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l otnlS ..,..........,....S'N,dt4 SNfs-S zfFo
Taft's plurality 1856.
The vote o. greater New York city for
governor complete follows:
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In Maryland the issue IS so close tina
nm official count may be necessary Z
finally determine the result.
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THE RESULTS
SUMMARIZED
CONTINUED from page onc)
change In the personnel Of the upper body
OF the national Legislature.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE
The corrected electoral vote for TAFT
and Bryan follows:
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
CONTINUED from page one)

The votes of the next electoral college
according to returns TO the Associated
Press will be divided as follows:
THE TAFT STATES.
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Topeka. Kans.. Nov. s. Returns cror
outer Kansas received Indicate a con-.
petc republican victory, Chairman Do.
lev claims the State fer the republicans
ny 35.ro
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TAFT GETS NEWS
WITH PLEASURE

Daniel Keefe sent this message:
Congratulations on your splendid
victory. Labor voters appreciate and
recognize their real friends
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