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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-01
NUTLEY.
Mrs. Sarah Blum Dead.

Mrs. Sarah Blum Dead.
Mrs. Sarah Blum, wife of former
Freebooter Abram Blum, died last
night at her home in Passaic avenue.
Nutley, from o complication of dis
eases. resulting in the end in apoplexy.
She was 62 years old, was born in AL
SAGE, France. and had been a resident
of Nutley about thirty years. Beside
a husband she leaves -four sons, Simon
Blum. Joseph Blum, Carney Blum and
Raymond Blum, all of Nutley, and Ave
daughters, Mrs. Frank Heller, of New
ark; Mrs. William Longfelder. Miss
Bertha Blum, Miss Ruth Blum and
Miss Margery Blum, all Of Nutley. The
funeral arrangements have not been
completed, but the services will prob
ably be held on Sunday morning at her
late home and interment made in Eliz-
abeth. The members of Hulda Lodge,
United Sisters, of which Mrs. Blum
was a member, will attend the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley S. Dodd, Of
Peterboro. Ontario. Can, who have
been visiting Mrs. Dodd's mother. Mrs.
Mary Dodd, of Vreeland venue, have
returned home.
IL. l.. Mundry. of Centre street. 10
spending a week at Atlantic City.
Edward Blackwell, Of Hawthorne
avenue, a been on a trip to Flem-
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert Kent, OF
vreeland avenue, left Nutley today for
a trip to Los Angeles, Cal.
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MONTCLAIR.
EDWARD MCCARTHY IS
DEAD OF APPENDICITIS.
Never Recovered from Effects of
Operation.

Edward Mccarthy, 80 years old. of
1903 Walnut street, Montelair. died at
the Mountainside Hospital at 8 a. m.
today from the effects of an operation
for appendicitis. He had suffered for
two years past. but 1t was supposed
that each attack was acute Indigestion
On Monday last he was taken suddenly
i'll and his physician had him removed
to the hospital, where the operation
was performed at Ice. He never raj
lied from the effects of 1t.
Mr.. Mccarthy entered the employ OF
the A. G.. Spencer Company when l.
years old, and has been one of the
most valued clerks there ever since.
Robert f. Spencer. of the firm, said
today that it would be hard to fill his
place. He is survived by a widow and
two small children, besides his mother
and several brothers and sisters
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made
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Floral tributes on birthday.

Mrs. John Mcneil celebrated her ff-
tieth birthday at her home. AZ Park
street, Orange, last night, with mem
bers of her family. She was presented
with a large floral horseshoe by Mr..
Menzel, and during the evening MEM
bers of the Orange Maennerchor, going
TO the house in a body, also presented
Mrs. Mcneil with a large floral bou-
quet. Among those present at b re-
ception which followed We're; Gustave
Kunz. Professor Handel. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Schultz, Frank Schultz, A. Men.
eel, c. Werner, w. Kunz, II. Koch, y.
kindsgrab j. Werner. r. Kennel, w.
Sneborn, j. Hansen, p. j. O'Rourke and
many others. Mrs. Mcneil was born in
Frankfort on the Oder in 1859 and came
to this country when s years old.
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BLOGMriELD-GLEN RIDGE
SURPRISE BLOOMFIELD
FRIENDS BY MARRYING.
Frank Sanford and Dorothy
Beves Unexpectedly Wed.

The marriage of Frank Sanford, only
son Of Mrs. Imogene l.. Sanford, of 259
Walnut street, Bloomfield, and Miss
Dorothy Beyes, daughter of Arthur N.
Beves, formerly of Bloomfield and
Glen Ridge, now of Manhattan, was
announced today. The ceremony took
place Tuesday night in Jersey City
and was performed by the Rev. Samuel
Jones, an Episcopal clergyman, whose
home is in Montgomery street. The
marriage was a big surprise to their
numerous friends.
The bridegroom is % years old and
the bride is three years his Junior.
Mrs. Sanford attended school in Glen
Ridge as well as in Bloomfield. They
have taken up their residence in Man
haitian. Mr.. Sanford is an enthusi-
astic automobilist.
Councilman James M. Walker and
Miss Edith Walker, OF Morris place,
are in Poughkeepsie, n. Y, for a few
days.
A reception will be given by the
members of the e. p. Club In the home
of Albert Schleich.
The stork has visited the home Of
Charles Havens, Watsessing's star
twlrler, in Baldwin street, and left a
fine baby girl. Mother and child are
both doing well.
Frank Grimshaw, of England, is the
guest of relatives at 973 Franklin
street.
Louis GARNER and family, old resi-
dents of Bloomfield, have taken up
their home In Woodside, l.. I.
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MILLBURN--SPRINGFIELD


The Pinochle Club met for the first
time this season last night at the home
Of FRED Culbert. Rector street. Mill
burn.
fMrs. Caroline H. Brown, of Chatham.
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. s.
oliver, ofhJnurch street, Millburn.
Mrs. Bert Batterman. of Newark, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lushear, of
Spring street, Millburn.
! Mrs. Edward S. Hopkins. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. B. M.
Woodruff, OF Morris venue, Spring
held, returned TO her home in Goshen,
n. Y, yesterday,
Miss Mae Phaup. of Mountain ave-
nue., Springfield. has returned home
from South Orange. where she visited
relatives and friends during the week.
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sullivan Babe Is Dead.

The 3-%month-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sullivan, of Newark. which
had been placed at the children's pri-
vate boarding house kept by Mrs. jose
! phine Mccullough, of 1o15 Springfield
avenue, Irvington, on September Il. and
the story of whose apparent abandon
ment was told in yesterdays evening
edition of the STAR, died at Mrs. Nc
Cullogh's home last night. The parents
of the child called last night at the
home to make efforts for the arrange
ments for the burial Mrs. Sullivan
interviewed Overseer of the Poor John
Be Casey today n consented 10 the
child's interment this afternoon in the
public burial grounds at Clinton Gene
terry. .
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EAST ORANGE
Entertained with Music.

Miss Helen McNally entertained
friends last night at her home, 10 Clin-
ton street north, East Orange. Vocal
and instrumental selections were given.
Miss Mary e. McArdle rendered violin
solos, and Miss Marie Cahill vocal solos.
Among those present were the Misses
Frances Murphy, Anna king, Lillian
McNally, Mary Mullen. Elizabeth
Savage and r. McNally, p. Doyle,
James and Peter Boyle, w. MCGUIRE.
H. Cahill, Percy Erkenbraugh and ]. 8.
Bonnell.
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a sunday sehooI Reception.

A reception for members of the Sun
day school of the First Presbyterian
Church, Orange. will be held Monday
night. 1t has been arranged by Aller-
ton w. Kilborne, superintendent of the
Sunday school, and stephen M. smith,
the treasurer. A supper will be served
and there win be musical selections on
the violin, cello and piano by the
Misses Kieckhofer, of New York.
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BARB WIRE PIERCES
LITTLE GIRLS EYE.

Beatrice Harding. the S-year-old
daughter of William Harding, OF Isaac
street. is recovering from the effects of
an accident a few days ago. The little
one was playing in a lot G her home
when she ran into the harb-wire fence.
The wire pierced her right eye, n it
was feared for a time that she would
lose the sight of 1t. She was removed
to the Eye n Ear Hospital, in this
city. where an operation was per-
formed. The operation was successful
and the physicians believe her sight
will be restored.
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Fighting the "white Plague

| The Harrison Board of Health has
started an active crusade against tuber-
| c~ulosls. and has gotten out a folder
printed in an attractive manner on
| tanning information in regard to the
disease and preventive measures against
IL. The board has a severalthousand
OF these printed and will distributethem
by means of the schools, churches and
other agencies
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DECENTRALIZATION.
GREENFIELD TO MAKE
HARD FIGHT FOR MAYOR.

Though the odds appear to be de-
cidedly against him, Councilman Will
lam Greenfield, of Kearny, the Demo-
cratic nominee, has decided to make
a hard fight for the mayoralty. Green
fields opponent is Mayor Louis M.
Brock, the present incumbent. who was
renominated by the Republicans Tues
day.
Greenfield has served three terms In
the Council as a representative IRON
the Second ward. He received the in
dorsement of both Democrats and Re-
publicans each time he ran for office.
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plan. Annual Mn.anerade.

Hiawatha Council No. SO. Degree of
~Pooahontas, of South Orange. will hold
its annual masquerade in the Village
Hall on New Years Eve. The COM
Mite in charge is composed of d.
Harry Smith, Mrs. William ID. Decker.
Miss Josephine Johnson, Mrs. Thomas
n. sir.rshn and Mrs, Charles Devey.
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Miss Waterman to wed.

MIR. and Mrs. George b. Waterman
have issued invitations for thew wedding
of their daughter, Miss Olive Fl. Water
man, and Edwin H.. Volckmann, of Or
ange, to take place Wednesday night,
October 90. at the home of the BRIDE
to-be, 312 Main street, Orange.
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Arranging for Columbus pay.

The committee of italian residents
of Montclair.A which is arranging for
the celebration of Columbus Day, Oc-
tober II, has made excellent progress.
The celebration will consist of a pa
fade, band concerts, speech-making,
athletics and fireworks. John Poliferne.
of 502 Bloomfield avenue who has been
authorized to receive subscriptions to
defray the expenses. has thus far re-
'cciycd about $3.50.
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Keeps narrIson s,reet. cIean.

Street Commissioner Daniel f. Maher
is being complimented for the excellent
condition in which the streets of Harri-
son are being kept, Schuyler b.. Jack
son, of this city, was in Harrison es-
terday, and. after an inspection of the
town, declared that the streets We're the
cleanest he had ever seen. He examined
Makers system to see how such results
could be obtained.
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Cop Found Asleep Resigns.

Policeman William Dean, Of Belle
vile, rendered his resignation from the
department to Township Committee
man Joseph Weston today. Dean was
suspended two weeks ago after he was
found asleep on post by Chief of Police
Flynn. A charge was made against
him before the jolice committee last
week, and on Wednesday night the
accused policeman was given a hear
ing. Chief Flynn recommended leniency.
1t was decided to defer action or the
charge until the regular meeting of the
committee on October 20.
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ORANGE
les, Auxiliary to Entertain.

Ladies' Auxiliary to Entertain.
The members of Uzal Dodd Post NO.
II and Uzal Dodd Camp No. IA, Sons of
Veterans, have been invited to attend
an open meeting tonight of the Ladies'
Auxiliary No, 0 in the Uzal Dodd Post
rooms
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Haigh-BiIIhardt.

Announcement has been made of the
marriage In Brooklyn on Wednesday
night of Lester b. Haigh, the 22-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II,
Haigh. of 119 Holmes street, Belieyillei
and Miss Elizabeth Billhardt, the 81
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles f. Bilhardt, of 222 Logar
street, that city. The ceremony tool
place at the home of the brides par
ents, the Rev. DR.. Cadman Parkes
officiating. Only relatives and a few
friends were present. Miss Edna
Haigh. a sister of the bridegroom. at
tended the bride, and Charles Bill
hardt. a brother of the bride, was bes'
man. After the ceremony a reception
was held and later Mr.. and Mrs. Haigf
left on a wedding trip. On their re
turn they will reside at 80 Union ave
nue., Believille.
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Mss Torrcx Injured.

Miss Adeline w. Torrey, of I Ever
green place, East Orange, who was on
the Lackawanna ferry-boat Hopatcong
when Miss Frances Stevens was killed,
was severely bruised by being thrown
down at the time of the collision, and
is still confined to her room, under the
care ola physician.
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Was Raising n Rumpus.

Frank McGovern, Of % Lindsey
place, East Orange. was fined $40 to-
day by Recorder Mott, charged with
being intoxicated at his homo last
night. Neighbors hearing him making
a disturbance in the house telsphoned
for the police, and Reservefnan Nelson
IGamble took him to the station.
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The Rev. Roland S. Dawson, pastor
of Knox Presbyterian Church, Kearny'
who is chaplain of the Forty-seventh
Regiment of the National Guard OF
New York, took part yesterday In the
Hudson-Fulton parade in New York.
Patrolmen John O'Donohue and
George Holt. of the Kearny police de-
partment, are on their ten-day yaca-
tions.
George ID. Garfield, an old and much
respected resident of Kearny, is i'll at
his home, II Kearny II
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Recital Of Folk songs.

Recital OF Folk Songs.
A recital of ballads and folk songs
will be given at an entertainment to
be held in the Mum Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, East Orange, Monday
night, October %. under the auspices
of the Woman's Guild. Miss Esther
White. soprano. assisted by Miss Mary
Ogden White, will render old English
ballads and folk songs of England.
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Pool Match Arranged.

There will be a pool match at the
Crystal Stream Hotel, Mill and Quarry
streets. tomorrow night between Syl-
vester Deighan. OF, Belleville. and Metz
Leonard. of Newark. The game will be
for $50 points.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Barlow and
family, of North Fullerton avenue.
have returned from their summer home
in Maine.
George Brooks, 81 years old, of As
South Willow street, shipping clerk for
Acker, Merrell and Condit Company,
was operated on in h Mountainside
Hospital yesterday for appendicitis and
is reported today to be doing we'll. He
was married five weeks ago.
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a schnol HOFFMAN, Todny.

The pupils of the East Newark pub
lie schools were granted a holiday tc-
day so that they might view the Hud-
SON Fulton parade in New York.
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Republicans Postpone Meeting.

The Second Ward Republican Club
has postponed its meeting, scheduled
for tonight, until next Thursday even
ing, when it will meet in Times Hall
to arrange for the coming election.
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Preparatory services will be held to-
night in the Reformed Church. The
pastor. the Rev. w. w. Conner, will
preach on Christ, Our Sacrifice"
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Change Date of Opening Dance.

The committee in charge of the week.
ly dances to be held this winter at 81.
Cecilia's new hall, Kearny, has decided
not to open tonight as previously an
nounced. 1t has been arranged to nave
the opening AXE place Friday night,
October %, instead.
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Reception to New Pastor.

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Ira
Wis will be rendered a reception tonight
in the parlors of the Watching Avenue
Congregational Church by the congre-
CATION. DR.. Travis has recently been
appointed pastor of the church.
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Don't miss rending The Music Master.
Starts In the STAR feyening ~edition)
next Monday.
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To Open sixth SERIES.

On Monday evening. October %, the
sixth series of stock in the Central
Building and Loan Association will be
opened at the rooms of the association
In the bank building.
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An enlargement.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Ray Akerson, daughter of Mrs. Edna
Akerson. of New York, formerly of
HaIsted street, East Orange, and David
Bentley, of Newton.
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arrested for soliciting Aims.

Lucy Holland, a negress, who gave
her address as Livingston street. New
ark. was arrested by Policeman Cam
field yesterday for soliciting aims from
house to house for the ''Colored Home,
Daughters OF Jerusalem" in living
stor street, Newark. The woman was
warned to leave town by Sergeant
Kirkbride.
Alfred F. Nash. of Augusta street,
who was assistant superintendent Of
he Irvington branch of the Prudential
Insurance Company, has left for Sat
Lake City, Utah, to take up the as
sistant snperintendercy for the cons
pany at that point.
A ka~ffeeklatseh was given yesterday
to the members of the First Lyceulr
Progressive Sunday School of Essen
county at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
{ aorge d. Rank. of 62S Prospect ave
n e.
School Commissioner William A
Sherman was a visitor at the interstate
fair in Trenton yesterday.
william A. Bowman. of 145 North
Fourth street, Newark, assisted by
Harry Flues, of S~tuyvesant avenue, is
painting the fiagpole on the Town Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. French and
daughter, Miss Alice French, of Mad
ison avenue, have returned from q
weeks stay with friends in Newbury,
N. Y.
Miss Amy Bogart, of Speedway ave-
nue., has returned from a stay among
relatives in Maiden, n. Y, and from a
visit to Albany, N. Y.
Letters Carrier John j. Adams, of 16
Maple avenu who Is spending his va
cation in Athens, n. Y, will report for
duty Monday.
Miss Irene Collier, of Nineteenth ave-
nue.. has returned from a stay with
relatives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, of y
Union avenue, have returned from a
weeks stay at Martinville, this State.
John v. Hageman, one of the fore
most I%rvington survivors of the civil
War veterans, is i'll at his home in Lin
coin place. He has been ailing for the
last few days from kidney trouble, and
last night his condition caused the
hasty of a physician.
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Knox Church Program.

Knox Church Program.
The quarterly celebration of the
Lords supper viii be observed at the
Knox Presbyterian Church. kearny.
Sunday morning. Following this there
will be a reception of new members.
In the afternoon the members of the
Sunday school will observe rally day"
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To visit Elizabeth EIks.

To Visit Elizabeth Elks.
Belleville Lodge OF Elks will visit
Elizabeth Lodge next Thursday night.
The members will meet at the Belle
vile Club. Washington avenue and
Academy street.
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USE STAR WANT ADS.
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Miss Van ziic to Wed.

The wedding of Miss Edith Adele Van
Zile, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Van Zile, of 81 Clinton street south,
East Orange, and Arthur S. Bottelill,
also of East Orange, will take place
Saturday night, October 3, at the resi-
dence of the parents of the prospective
bride. The Rev. DIR. Fred Glare Bald
win, pastor of Calvary Methodist
Church. East Orange, will perform the
ceremony. The bride will be
tended.
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TRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
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A number of Orange society folk are
being entertained for the weekend by
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Rode, of 25i
Scotland road, South Orange, in theiI
camp, Winnecook Lodge, in the Cats
kills. The party includes Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford A. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
H. Wehrhane, Mr.. and Mrs. John j
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Kipp, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jewett. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles II. Jewett. Mr.. n Mrs
Graham II. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam z. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
f. Gellatly, Mr.. and Mrs. Manton b
Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w
Tolley, Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Sar
gent, Miss Elizabeth Schneider. Herr,
L. Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
II. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway, o
155 Prospect street. East orange, have
returned from Twilight Park in The
C~atskills and will sail the last Of this
month for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H.. Doremus
and family, Of 60 Washington street
East Orange, will spend the winter
months in Summit.
The diamond drill., 1909-03-06

Oe Wednesday evening. the aish
Schcs esys hssket hAn team went /,
icon MconAtin - tesi ne skin ~ the
team ir that civ
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tor TIE remainder u me Asif. Dassns
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The diamond drill., 1909-03-06
interested ~ Forestry

One li ,hc most important matters
that Will oNme Np ivF consideration
detlns lhr session ~ ,he p,~ent lo
,slatnN wlll ~ SERVES ol hills prOvias
lns a comprehensive plaa Du The pr,,,
tectlon Improvement Olinsation ami
et,rmeni a dclinQucn, ,ax lands
nrNaaN speakine tee term resOrcs
tA,iou has lsen arpliei q The work
ia which IL ls saNgh, q have the state
eDgssN h0t considerable n,Sagpfvhen.
sim apparently exists ~ ~ how tar
IL IL dcsired Is havv the state pt,,ccs,i
a. this time
No make matters more clcar t6e
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4 oNnterence tAis lAsl week ~ the
HsNNd N CNmmeNp fsNams in netrNii
And ioy,sea mcmeess I thc WAYNE
c,antS delegation in the legislature 4
atotsa. The Invitation was Nsxrrse,l
ceNevalN. tsn E Schmidt mem
eer ~ the cemmission os inquiry Az.
roineAt Nv Vov Warner b, investigate
AMI rerott Sc state tax lands ant fNrcs
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,he N,rrs.ty Association cxrlAines :,
ne lestslAtors in detAN sAow tAe ~
s>ommenastlons anA suggestions ~ a.,
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