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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
OHIO CITY
News Champion Correspondence
Tuesday. January | 4

~ W > CidhlPipu SoiitspDhcthNt
Tuesday, January II.
The ladies' aid society has start
ed a reading room and library at
the city hall. All are cordially in.
vited TO patronize the place.
Mr.. Fred Dice was married in
Gunnison January 10, to Miss Tot
Sellard, of Canon City. They will
reside at Ohio City Congratula,
tions from friends here.
The Gold Links people have
closed the mill down after success
full run They have started theil
heading for the Sacramento vein anG
are shipping concentrates.
Carroll NJ. Carter will start worb
and drive the tunnel heading to the
objective point There is much
snow piled up in the mountains but
only about a foot of snow in the
valley.
Ohio City now has many openings
for the investor Buildings have
been going up all winter and vii
continue to be erected. The demand
for all kinds Of business houses vii
be met as fast as possible The
coming camp Of Colorado is nov
open to capital. Invest before The
rush in the spring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Work Is being pushed In the
main tunnel Of the Gold Links at
Ohio City, the enormous how OF
water having subsidized The Sacre-
mento vein Is usi ahead aud few
hundred feet added to the present
5000 will reach the objective point
just before the holiday test run Of
the new mill was made, and the 30
feet of mineral already crosscut
would amply supply the mill, but
these VEINS have hardly been opened
as yet, and IT is thought good min
ing to extend drifts and upraises
upon them and explore the Sacre-
mento vein before starting up con-
tinuons running IN the spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
WselruH Eastnaa Wel1iaI

On Wednesday at high noon oc-
CURED the auspicious wedding of Mr..
Raymond A Woodruff and Miss
Mary Alice Eastman. Of Gunnison
The bride is the eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eastman, at
whose home the ceremony took
place, the hour being their silver
wedding anniversary. Smilax and
ferns and carnations and roses gailv
bedecked the home amid which the
bride appeared as the fairest flower
Of all. She was dressed in a charm
ing creation of light cream ettemine
and was attended bv her Younger
sister, Miss Marjorie Eastman as
bridesmaid and by Miss Harriet
Purrier as maid OF honor, both of
the latter young ladies becomingly
attlred in gowns of white. The
groom was attended by his friend
Mr.. Earl Berryhill. Besides
relatives and intimate friends, two
other bridal couples were present.
Mr. and Mrs. w. V. Ballou, of Delta
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter,
of Cebolla. Rev. S 4. Webber
pronounced the words that made
them one, after which the company
sat down TO a bounteous wedding
dinner That evening the happy
couple left to spend their honeymoon
in Denver.
Mr.. Woodruff is popular Young
fireman on the Rio Grande. His
BRIDE Is recent graduate Of our
county high school and very pleas
ant and accomplished young lady
News-Champion extends best wishes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
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The commissioners usset,ng held
last xeek 6n,sled sp old bU.ln~ss
of the year i9O. allowing b,lis. iook-
ing over monthly reports Of county
officers. etc.
Certain t4x mAtters Were adJ usted
With Willis McGlothleu. Belle Harris
horn, l.. IL E.SsserIy and O. L
Murray Co~Dty tTess~Ter books
vsss examined for the Last six
noaths and found O X The audit
Tag conmitsse appola,sd by the die
trict court will t'agln work mex;
week. Saloon lioeDsss wsrs issued
to J b. Chapman at Sspinero and
L. McAllisssr 1t Crested Butte
The next matter taken up was
bills Of Water Commissioner, Geo.
Hidsr and deputse~ foS North Fork
district No. 40 These amounted to
. thousand dollars OF No and were
Eejsctsd II was on tins business
that Commissioners Collins. Custer
sad Miller and county attorney ID.
L. Sapp went 10 Montrose Tuesday
II this week to cenfer with county
boards Of Montro~e and Delta, each
ot which has land in the water die
trict and is supposed to pay a third
Of expenses.
A = matter of fact Gunnison
county has something less than a
thousand acres of land under ditch
in the district, while the other two
counties have eighty thousand.
largely fruit land. Yet we are sup
posed to pay u third. When this
bill came in two wears ago the third
was about $500. Payment was
refused and the water commissioner
brought suit Judgment was se-
cured in the district court for = 1861
a substantial reduction, but still out
OF all proportion to our equitable
share. 1t is to be sure, a matter for
Legislative action, for only that body
can change the law governing this
unequal distribution of water com
missionera expenses. Yet to pay
a thousand or twelve hundred dol
lors year with practically no re-
turn would be a serious drain upon
Gsnnison county Practically every
foot of ground ON the North Fork
slope OF our county j. now tied up
IN forest reserve from which it is
difficult to segregate it for agricul-
tural purposes. Otherwise we might
hope in time to develop a farming
section here that would Justify ser
vices OF water commissioner.
However the commissioners made
. reasonable compromise with these
other counties which will save Gun
nison several hundred dollars wear
Another important result of the con-
ference was an agreement with the
other boards that a meeting Of rep
resentatives of every county in the
state would be called to consider a
revision of this inequitable law
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Career Es4ed

Inc Denver papers announce the
death Of Attorney w H. Baker at
his home in Boston January ) Mr..
Baker will be remembered by our
people as the son of the alleged
smelterman, Baker. and as president
and manager OF the Red Rover COM
pany. which operated the Lellie
mine near Lake City. He was the
husband of the "Sulu princess.
when misfortune overlook him.
Since then he has been falling rap
idly and had az. 'arAntly yielded to
discouragement. lie died alone, ig-
norant of the whereabouts of his
wife
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Deplsrakle Acc;1est

In playing snow ball at school
last Friday little Danny Lehan was
struck with a ball of ice. 1t almost
cut off his nose, laying it over oa
his cheek. The boy was hurried to
Pueblo, where DR. Corwin operated
Sunday and again Wednesday. 1t
VIII be triumph of modern sur
gerry. but latest reports are favorable
to his nose being saved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

The Skin ana Scalp Remedies and
Toilet Articles manufactured by
Mrs L. T. Vance, and which have
had such remarkable sale in our
vicinity, are now kept in stock 10y
Miss Mary Zeigler near the post
Office, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
MmTiel

SATURDAY, afternoon at the Metho-
dist parsonage in this city, N. Fred
C. Dice and Miss Tot W. Sllard
were united in marriage, Rev. Web
Der officiating. The happy couple
are two of Ohio City's popular yang
people. The groom is in the hery
business there. They returneoon
tho evening train to Ohio. Thi
host of friends here join New
Champion in extending hearty CO.
aratulations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

have opened a rooming house
and r~sta ,iant in the large building
next To W. s Dittos grocery store
and solicit "a share Of your patron
age Excellent meals at popular
prices MRs. EMMEr TRISE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Sasekes~srs EnsesAive oeari l1ssGiae

A meeting Of the Executive Board
OF the Gnnnison County Stock
Growers Association will he held
in Gunnison at the stockmen' 5 rooms
ON January 18th, 1908, at ten a. IN.
II. II. ANDREWS, President.
c. l.. STONE, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

In the Camp Bird at Bowerman
miners are crusscuttIng from the
bottom of the 2iD foot shaft 10 in
tersect the Camp Bird vein The
ore j. being treated at the PItkin
reduction works now opened by
Brant and company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Major Skucs is planning on sew
eral months in the sunny Southland.
He will first visit friends in eastern
Colorado. but expects to spend the
most of the time with Captain Hider
At Grsonville. Mississippi. He will
start Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Teach Yourself piano tuning and
repairing We show You how We
arrange aud publish your compo-
sitions for you. Words set to music.
THE MANsrL BRopRIck GREENE Co.
Inc Austin Sta, Chicago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

The Women Of Woodcrsit will
meet at Woodman hall ON SATURDAY,.
January % Lunch will he served
All members are requested 10 he
present
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Mr. and Mrs Geo. Woodruff, Of
Aontross, arrived Tuesday to De
present at the wedding of their son,
Raymond, on Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Clarence Adams. Furniture and
Q.sensware Telephone No. CA,
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Phillip Pressler, =. II. Andrews.
Leonari HOPPER. " +. Jarvis.
Frank Van Alstine. ,hris bi.l,
ID. j. Applegste, Parker &. Dice
Marion Bates, Charles ianey
7. W. Gray, :. q. Robinson.
William Hartman, II. {. Bartlett
j. ". Flick. Frank Anderson,
Herman Mauer, Il ". Liehtley,
VS.. Ditto. l.. 4. Foster.
j. J. Lehan. Geo. :. JAYNE.
Lance ~psun. Francis Eilebrecht
David LaPlante. Pat Trainor,
Pet >tolls'. NJ. A. Pennington.
!. u. roW ey, Wayne Scott,
James r. thrys'al, Lee Lehman.
j. T.. Buckcy. j. " Bingham.
T.. T.. Mueller. Otis Moore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Jury List

The following names have been
drawn to act as Jurymen at the
April term of court
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

The Roval Gale, Nam street. Gun
nison, is the ideal place for q square
meal i. " Lashhrook, proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
AJHRE LOCALS
Waoi sa- sssd sss~~ac-s-snts ss.s,>s sas. i.sss
! cesss- . line
COA COAL. COAL.
Parsons q FercuSon.

Light sled ir sale very cheap.
GNETTF bEa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

FI1e staticasry sur sossAalty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Jsp-a-L.ac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner hunter Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

lIo.sekeesr Wanted Call at
Western Cn,,n oihce
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

When IN Gunn,son remember 10
try the ROYAL Gale on Main street.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04
WEST DEN1soN.

Mrs. j. P. Hughes and daughter
returned to their home in Omaha last
Friday.
Joe Stepanek and wife visited with
the latter's sister, Mrs. Chas. Smith
last Saturday.
Mrs. N. Howorth and niece. Winni-
tired Howorth. visited at the George
Powell home Sunday.
Misses Strussel and Wake visited
with Dora Danielson Sunday.
Henry Jacobsen and wife visited at
the latters's parents, VIM. Kuhl and
wife Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Brown and son re.
turned from Cedar Rapids last Thurs
day.
Henry Duncan and wife were Den
ison visitors Monday.
John Peterson visited at the home
of John Sonnichsen last week.
Fred Evers and wife were Denisor
visitors Saturday.
The little son of Henry Jacobsen is
recovering from its recent illness.
Adolph Wanglien returned to his
home in Chicago last Friday.
Ed. Kolls visited in Denison Sat-
urday.
Mamie Purcell has been on the sick
list the past week.
T. A. McGrin and wife visited will
the latter's parent Mrs. James Owens
last Wednesday.
ELLA Boyer is visiting friends il
Schleswig this week.
Eugene Owens and sister Margaret
attended the funeral of Mrs. P. Burke
last Friday.
Fred Evers and wife visited with
Ben Weise and wife Thursday.
Henry Jacobsen has moved to his
farm near Dunlap.
VIM. Kruse and wife were Denisor
shoppers Friday.
Rudolph Schramm has commenced
work for Mr.. Thompson near Deloit.
Mrs. Ben Wiese has been sick the
past week. but is improving.
Chas. Smith and wife have moved
to their new home in Dow City. Mr..
Smith and wife have long been resi-.
dents of West Denison and it is with
regret we see them go.
John Pollock. was transactlng bus
mess in Manila last week.
Theo. Kuhl is visiting friends il
Manila this week.
Mrs. Ed. Champion is quite sicl
at the home of her parents. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Meehan.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04
Mayors Proclamation
To the Electors of Denison. low,

To the Electors of Denison. Iowa:
You are hereby notified that the
annual City Election. of Denison.
Iowa. will be held on Monday. March
80. 1908, when the following officers
will be elected. to wit:
Mayor to succeed j. T. Carey.
Treasurer to succeed C. L. Voss.
Assessor to succeed A. j. Bond.
Councilman for first ward to sue
coed w. e. Rollins.
Councilman from the second ward
to succeed j. H. Jones.
Councilman from the third ward to
succeed P. M. Lane.
The several polling places will be.
First Ward. Merrill wagon shop.
Second Ward, Building used as
Electric Family Theatre. formerly
known as the Herman Rusch build
ing.
Third Ward. upstairs in City hall.
The polls will be open at 8 O'Clock
q. m. and close at 2 o'clock p. m.
Take notice and govern yourself
accordingly.
]. 7. CAREY. Mayor.
Attest: o. M. Criswell.
1O-3t. City Clerk.
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Ricketts,.

A few friends of Mrs. Gus Jeschke
gathered at her home Sunday after
noon to help her celebrate her birth
day.
L. H. Johannsen moved his house,
hold goods Monday and will live on the
Herman Teut farm the coming year.
D. F. Nemitz moved the same day
and is getting settled in the Hoffman
house.
Another change has taken place
among the business people of Rick
etts. Geo. Krohnke and Emil Deick-
man have rented the Voss saloon from
Peter Schau and will begin business
at once. Peter Schau purchased the
G. Jacobsen saloon at the Oak and
intends taking possession in short
time.
A number of our young people at
tended the party at Carl hamen's
Tuesday evening.
G. G. Jacobsen Of Mapleton was
over to see his brother. John, who
was sick.
l. B. Goodrich visited his brother
Lev at Kiron Thursday.
Wallace Sommans and wife of Coon
Rapids came to visit their many friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
John Jacobsen was called over to
Charter Oak Sunday to help his
brothers invoice the saloon stock. re-
Gently purchased by Peter Schau.
Mrs. Smith of Ute is the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Lyons.
Anton christensen and family enter
tanned large number of friends Sat-
ruday evening before their departure
to Atkinson. Nebr.. where they will
farm the coming year. They left
Tuesday.
| Geo. Riemer left Wednesday to
take trip across the water and join
his father. who has been in Germany
for some time.
Claus PAIL was a Denison visitor
Friday.
| Carol Llnblad attended the teacher
meeting at Schleswig Saturday and
spent Sunday with her folks at
Kiron.
Geo. Krohnke and wife were at
Charter Oak Thursday.
/ A crowd gathered at the H. R.
Timm home Thursday evening to bid
a fond farewell to L. H. Johannsen
and wife before they left town. Mr..
Timm and wife had invited them to
spend the evening with them, when at
8 O'Clock other friends came to enjoy
their company. The evening was
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pleasantly spent in visiting and music.
Ice cream and cake were served and
the party left pronouncing it the most
pleasant evening they had spent for
some time.
The wedding of Clara Wendt and
VIM. Baak occurred Wednesday,
March 4th. at the German Lutheran
church in Soldier township. Rev.
Wehking officiating. The bridesmaids
were Elsie and Lille Wendt. Emma
and Elsie Baak and Elma Binger.
The groomsmen were Messers Magnas
Hollander. Rickert and Ernest Baak.
Paul Krol, and Edward Rickert.
The bride looked charming in gown
of white silk and carried shower
boquet of American beauty roses.
After the ceremony delicious din
ner was served and the afternoon
spent in games and various amuse-
ments. Mr.. Baak is son of Aug.
Baak and one of our prosperous young
farmers. The bride is the eldest
daughter of Adolph Wendt. Both
these young people have host Of
friends who wish them every Joy ir
life.
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Scb1esui9

August Hansen. who has been at
tending school at Schleswig returned
to his home near Boyer Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Jepsen and daughter re-
turned from their Denison visit Satur-
day.
Prof. Beaman and Supt. Hoffman
Of Denison attended the teachers
meeting in Schleswig Saturday.
Mrs. Girard was passenger to
Denison Friday returning Saturday.
Born. to Henry Schn Ike and wife.
Feb. %. daughter.
Marie Gilbert arrived here Monday
noon.
VIM. Jochims and family moved in
from the country last week, He is one
Of our retired farmers. and is occupy
ing the Kruger residence at present.
Ella Witt returned to her school
work Monday. after a weeks illness.
Born. to John Naeve and wife Feb.
%, a daughter.
Herman Schroeder is assisting in
the Green Bay hardware store al
present.
Fred Girard is assisting at the
Peter Jepsen farm
Mrs. Herman Book and children
accompanied her husband to their new
home in Manning Monday.
Henry Hennings. our new imple-
ment firm manager. called in Kiron
Tuesday on business.
Maud Granny of Vail instructed he,
pupils here from Tuesday until Thurs
day noon. She expects to hold recital
soon.
Lulu Girard called in .Kiron Wednes-
day returning the same day.
A farewell party was rendered on
the Herman Boock family. IN the
form of surprise. Those who attend
ed report fine time.
Louis Naeve, who has been learn
ing the barber trade in Omaha, re-
turned Saturday. Louis has pur-
chased the Otto Hollander barber shop
and expects to run first class bust
ness. His friends wish him the best
of success.
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with other relatives have the sympa-
thy of host Of friends.
VIM. McKim came last Wednesday
from Independence. Mo-. where he
now resides. and is spending q few
days among relatives and attending to
business.
Mrs. Edna Hagen of Concord.
Nebr.. came Wednesday to attend the
funeral of her cousin. Lawrence.
Winans. returning Thursday evening.
She reported having 100 young chick
ems and expects as many more in
another week.
j. P. Nestlebush returned home
Thursday and remained over Sunday.
Willis Lentz loaded his personal
property on the train for his new
home near Denison.
n. M. Childress. wife and children
returned Thursday evening to their
home near Woolsey. S. D. Mrs. Ann
Winans and son Elmer accompanied
them as far as Arion and returned to
Deloit the next morning.
Mrs. Mary Worley Of Sac City came
down Wednesday to attend the fun.
eral Of her friend. Mr.. Winans and
visit relatives in Denison and Deloit.
returning home Saturday.
s. Browne and wife held spelling
contest at Mrs. Brownies schoolhouse
last Friday evening.
R. H. Houlihan and wife enter.
tanned relatives from Silver City last
week.
Orval McKim and wife moved in
the Mrs. Flint house last week.
James McKim and wife were at
Denison Saturday evening.
L. Robbins of Missouri is visiting
relatives and friends at Deloit al
present.
| Earl Winans returned to his home
at Bonesteel, S. D.. Friday.
Elder C. j. Hunt was called tc
Schaller Tuesday to perform MARI.
age ceremony.
j. D. Hattery and family moved IN
the John Taylor house.
B. H. Beaman and eldest SON
Ralph. and daughter. Elsie and Mrs
Hawkins went Tuesday to Lennon
S. D.. to look at the country with {
view of filing on homestead if salts
fed.
Elmer Winans returned to his home
near Lennon. S. D. Tuesday.
| The mail from the west on the 1. C.
train is due here now at 9:l3 a. m
and the mail from the east on the L
c. is due at AZ p. m. instead o:
6:32 p. m. We have no evening
mail now. The mail on the N. w. i,
the same as usual.
School meeting was held Monday
evening at the school house and A.
N. Galland was elected sub-director
| Town meeting was held Monday
evening and town caucus was called
for next Monday evening.
- B. Wingrove and wife moved the
past week into Carl Wineys' vacan
house just across Otter Creek.
| C. E. Churchill accompanied hi
sister to Chicago last Saturday. w,
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understand she is going there to learn
to be nurse. Mr.. Churchill will be
home in q few days. He is relieved by
E. j. johnson.
A telephone was placed in the N.
W. depot last week to be used in
stead of telegraph.
j. T. Baner and wife will soon
move to the r. H. Houlihan house in
town. Mrs. Baner Is daughter Of
Mrs. Ann Turner.
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DELOIT.

The neighborhood regretted the
early demise of their friend and
neighbor. Lawrence Winans on last
Tuesday Together with his younger
brothers they took charge of their
mothers farm at their father death.
and was always a trust worthy and
obedient son. He chose for his COM
panion through his welded life. Miss
Maggie Hopper. and to this unior
was born one daughter. Jessie who
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04
CHARTER OAK.

Theo. Eek, having sold his farm
has moved to Bloomfield. Nebr..
where he expects to locate perma-
nently.
John Greis and wife of Ute were
visiting friends in Charter Oak
Wednesday.
Geo. Wurtzbaug of Defiance visited
his friend, A. Hanchett for few
days. He is looking up location for
restaurant.
Grace Mains returned to her studies
at Morningside college. Tuesday.
H. G.. Back. having sold his resi-
dence in Charter Oak has moved to
South Dakota with the rest of the
goud folks.
A citizens caucus was held in the
city hall Wednesday evening.
]. H. Riessen and G.. S. Water
house were nominated for school d.
rectors and B. c. Jacobsen for treas
urer for the independent school dis
rrict of Charter Oak.
L. Romans of Denison was visiting
with the boys Thursday in Charter
oak.
Frank Allison and family have
moved to Harrington. Nebr.
Thos. Dayton has disposed of his
stock of goods he purchased of Romans
and Romans, to G. w. Woodruff of
Bayard, who will move here in the
near future.
Mrs. Patrick Collins died Saturday
at her home. southeast of Charter
Oak. Funeral services were held in
the Catholic church. Rev. H. c.
Eckert officiating. The remains were
inferred in the cemetery north o,
Charter Oak. Mrs. Collins has beer
. great sufferer for many months bu
she has borne her affection with Chris
tian tortitude and patience. Sh,
leaves husband and several children
to mourn her loss.
Fred L. Vogt and family hav
moved to Charter Oak and now occu
py the property he purchased of C. H
Rothe.
A. C. Murphy has packed his good
preparatory to moving to Idaho
where he has taken up homestead
They will visit for few days wit
friends and relatives before going.
Geo. E. Jones has leased the prop
erty vacated by A. G.. Murphy an
moved Monday.
P. D. Mcmahon was in attendant
at the funeral of Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. Brown is quite i'll at the pre-.
ent time.
Ansel Fish has returned from Twi
Falls. Idaho. where he has taken up
homestead. He expects to dispose {
his property in and near the Oak. an
in the near future move to their HON
among the western breezes.
Mrs. Robb takes her departure thi
this week for an extended visit wit
her sister at Anthem. and her son q
Estherville.
Elsie Kevan held a basket socis
at her school house last Friday even
ing. Quite large crowd was in at
tendance and all report fine program
ana very good time. The house Wa
decorated in national colors.
Carnations-Fine pink and whit
6Oc dozen. Roses. red. pink ant
white extra fancy $3.50 per dozen Al
Bartcher Bros.
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Bartcher Bros. have the best line
of vail paper ever shown IN Denison
and prices are lower than ever.
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Carnations-Fi Finest pink and white
Coo dozen. Roses. red. pink and
white extra fancy $3.50 per dozen at
Bartcher Bros.
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