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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
DEATH OF MRS, c. |, CLARK,

pied In this city on Sunday night at
10 O'Clock ~ the home OF her son, Mr., ],
d. Clark, Mrs. Catherine Louise CLARK
At the age Of Gh years, 7 months and 0
days. The funeral services were held
on Monday afternoon 81 $3.50 o'clock
from tho residence TO st. Johns Mplsco-
pal church, where the last sad cere-
monies were conducted by Rev. John
Chapman, from there the funeral party
look up the sad march 70 the Passage
cemetery, where Ill that was mortal Of
this Christian woman was tenderly laid
to rest.
Mrs. Clark was the widow OF the late
John @. Clark, 1t one time sheriff Of this
county. She was . native OF this city
having been born at PasOagouis on the
beach. She leaves three sons, Msssrs
j. a.. John J. and William G. Clark
besides other relatives to mourn hel
passing away. To the afflicted ones Y
their hour Of trial We caN only say
"The Lord glyeth and the Lord taketl
away blessed be the name OF the Lord
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
STATE COAST NORMAL.

A conference was held at Gulfport on
April ~, between J. N.
Powers, state Superintendent, J. J.
Dawrsy, superintendent OF Harrison
county, g. Dean, superintendent Of
Jackson county, Prof. Graft, superin-
tendent Of Hancock county, and Prof.
w. D. Gpoch, Of Virgins TO make hnai
arrangements for State Normal which
the Coast counties decided 70 hold this
summer. Virgins, Harrison county,
was selected - the place for holding
the NORMAL, which will begin on the
first Monday in August and last four
weeks. This will be the first State Nor
NAL for the Coast.
The following tpetyuetofs were Sc
|lscted: ISof." ri r. Linfleld, scranton
director T. x. Btogah, Biloxi; W. D
Gooch, Virgins; w. +. Bonds, Virgins
The English and primary teachers vii
be selected later.
The selection OF Superintendent Mn
field q director Of the Arst Coss
Normal Is : dietlustive honor 70 III
Lgeut ,emsn and one in which ever.
friend Of his will feel ; corresponding
pride. Every teacher In the three Co.'S
counties should attend this Normal an
thereby add materially 70 their fund
knowledge,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

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csn ioos 81 me wss me homes sfs kep'
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~ tsks . pride. fof their ewr ssse, "
hsvlne fheif pfsmlcss nlcris ksrt ~ 10
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scceuat ~ shst others thios. ihsr not
"a rlve them the proper s,tcntice. fhss
IL b~ttef thsn NO incenuee ~ All Net
onis docs u sds very much W the sr'
resfsnce ~ town Tor evefs one W
eseft he every EFFORT 70 keer ihinss
clesned 40 and IN attractive shsre. hut
" sdds ~ the hesithfuiness ~ The town.
with tho sdvert ~ spfins each citl-
zen should look ucund and see whs,
his pisce ~ business " his home needs
m the way of Improvement to make
appearance Of biz enicfprising neigh
bof. Every one should feel an individ'
usl pride In tho general surroundings OF
his plsce Of abode. THIS done . city
beautiful In every sensc would soon
stand AZ q monument TO the wide.swske
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

II you can't say something good about
somebody, practice the habit Of keeping
still. BY keeping quiet you are liable
to lead some one to suspect you are wise
but IL you insist on talking al the time
and saying nothing, You will be listed
with the fools. Did you ever think Of
that?
Armand Jonte met with an accident
In the planning miil Of the Farnswortt
Lumber Com pahy. but he Had an acci-
dent policy with Y. ]. BROWN
For the psneat Of oAr EsAdsrs W
herewith give the dimensions Of the
Mississippi, Uncle Sans fighting ship
which 10 attracting Statewide" stten-
ton ct the present time: Length, Sd
feet; width, II feet; mean draught, q
feet, 4 inches. The vessel Il Of la,QO(
tons burden and hasa bunker capacity
OF Its tons OF coal. Carries $50 mer
and ofacers and can make speed Of II
knots or q miles per hour.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mr.. 4. II. Powell was among Tuesday
visitors 10 Mobile.
Mr.. Vincent Ros was q business Wis
itor to Gulfport on Saturday.
Mr.. J. E. Lockard, OF vancleave was
here Wednesday on business.
Mr.. w. II. Westfall, OF EAncleave was
here Tuesday on court business.
County Surveyor Il. N. Ramsay was
here Monday on official business.
Rev. !. G. Watt WAS q visitor this
(Thursday) morning to Gulfport.
Capt. G. H. BRUCE transacted business
in Biloxi and Huiiport on Monday.
Mr., w, X. David, Of Cartersville was
here Monday In attcndsnce on court,
Mr.. Charles G. Laird has returned from
. pleasant visit 70 relatiyes st Mobile.
Judge II. @. Ravens was here Monday
shaking hands with his old time friends.
Mr.. A.. T. Fipch, from ne Howell
neighborhood attended court here this
week.
Mrs. r. A. Parpsworth and little
daughter, Annie, spent Tuesday IN Now
Orleans.
Mre. DR.. B. +. Duke and daughter,
Miss Alba, were visitors to New Orleans
on Wednesday.
1 n
home Wednesday evening from the
annual retreat 1t Natchcx.
Mr.. George w. Toole, one Of Van
clsave's prominent citizens was u
attendance on court this week.
Miss Jessie Taylor, Of Lucedale u
spending several days this week In IN.
| city a. guest At New Scranton Hotel
| Mr.. Joseph b. Garrsrd, OF 0oeal
Syringe WAS here Tuesday attending
meeting OF the Jsokson county election
com missioners.
Judge j. M. Hairston, Of Gulfport q
tended court here this week. While u
our city he was the guest OF his par
ents, Mr.. J.. +. Hairst0n and family o.
North Pascsgouis street.
Quite Z number OF attorneys out 9
, town sre attending court here thf
week. Among them are the following
W. G. Fits, Of Mobile; b. N. Barber, !
! H. Doty, Of Biloxi; r. p. Wigginton, L
A. Clark, Of Ocean Springs; Hall gsf
J doris, J. L. Taylor, Of Hulfpoft and J.
Q 8. Sanders, OF Jackson.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

~ agreement Rev. !. @. Watt, Of this
atty and Rev. n. n. Gregory, Of Moss
Point viii exchange pulpits on sunday
morning. in ADVANCE We can assure the
CONGREGATIONS Of both churches ihat .
splendld sermon IL In store for those who
attend the services.
"0et Together for Pascagouia" should
be the slogan Of every man within Jack
son county. by united EFFORT we can
build . city thst will stand ~ monu-
ment to our zeal and prpgressiveness
long after this generation has passed
from the scene OF action.
J Mr.. II. G. Herring, OF Moss Point Is the
| foreman Of the grand jury a. this term
OF court, and 10 making n vigilsnt and
efficient officer. The body Of grand In
quisitors % q whole IL above the average
and their obligations to The State and
county will be faithfully executed In
every instance.
No matter what your social position,
no matter how wealthy nor how poor
you may be, no matter what your occu
patton is, you belong to one Of the two
great armies, II you are not : builder
you are . destroyer. which, That's
the question. In the silence OF your
inner self--answer nowl
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
SUB COMMITTEES NAMED.

The Committee ON Reception and
Presentation which was named ~
President George w. p'Neii! Of the
Pascagouls cnmmsscisl club 81 the
regular Meeting held on Monday, April
II. met 1t the club rooms In this city on
Thursday evening, April Is, and per-
fected their organisation BY naming the
folio wing sub. committees IN connection
with the presentation Of the silver
service 70 the Missigaippi
Greeting and silutation--C. 81. Wood,
cbsirmsn A. g. Delmss, @. w. O'Nsill,
IT. w. Miner, ). j.. Paquette, John
AIberts, w. M. Denny, W. h. Ksll, J. y
lMcIntosh, B. d. Chenowetb, j. W
Grimm, A. 8. Denny, .. Z. Dsntslsr, =
K. Mayors, X. 3. Msnysy. Coo. ?
Money. ", r, paiiy, n. 70. Mcleod, +
A. rirnsworih, ". Hos, Pred Tag lor, w
IT. Mcdonald, e. ]. Adam, Geo. N
Hoots. Geo. r. Hswes, X. L simpson
4 Dr.. 81. N. Tolkss, w. X. ~. Dukate, 1
4 N. Dsntsisr, ). r. Hsirstcns @. B. Chap
man, sam 6satoD, Sr, Geo. Ersntz
ICspt @. II. Bruce, L. =. DsJsan, A
Gray, B. ,. Duke,
II Inyitst,eaIH-u. Hsrrias. chairman
lie. II. Wood, ]. ]. McIntosns y p Jost
lIy.H. 4evis,
n plssnss--J. Bounds, chairman; =.
\ Jsns, n. O. Herring, W. =. Caaty, ,.
Clark.
: Reception and Enter sinmsnt-A.
]. Dsimss, chairman; Geo. ". o'Ns !
I p Evsriss, =. p qh'sev:ss'
{ Pf6Hrlm-E, J.. 4snss epa&sman;
B ~ i1jc' l. II. pAatylsSs Mary 0astia
eIZI. 0fS15egs NcVeS EoQ0e. n.
"a TrT}S SS13ftaiioa oe O@lf1n4 4esty--v
\ ". TS6S6oy. ShalEmsu; \. - Mealys
" r., IXWlS, b. a. EAxnewoSlos "a No..
MoSle ia Dsecration-l qslga!s
r. f7n6a76. ]. =. Psquettss b. I. Dgks
I'll 1S6To6 ard 6ouySniss--U. - Co9l
X aS3iT1SSn ". %. Hughees :. y. CLARK
iS5nfm atton--W. p. Q6smpIln. che
= 10 8; p, Cbspmans 2 !, fAassy.
f4tI~ --X ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
cNuAcN slavlcts.

Msrmorssf services nee, susdsy ~
4 O. m. and I ~ .. N
Nundsv srhosf ~ 81 na M
New. r y. CoftNrtts Fsstoss
f,srrfsr services ncss sendxy ~ u
.. m and 1ip y, m.
SUNDAY school ~ atps m
Hrv. A. q. WARNS, Psstofs
sr touS'- Erf-corAte-s Services nest
sunday a. follows, A. n q. m. Holy
and sermon.
RAW. JOINS CHfrNsS, Rector.
Tas.pyrrrfAS services nest sunday
~ l0fMa O. m, and ~ p. m.
sunday school 81 ssM .. m.
Prayer meeting services every we'd
REv. !. q. wArr. Pastor.
LurHssAr- Services nest sunday 81
1880 p. m. Congregational meeting sitter
this service.
sunday school ~ 4. m.
Midwesk services Wednesday evening
~ tan
3 p. m. next sunday.
REV. O. II. KENRioH. Pastor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

~ I u itembeft. late N Nee Or
lesos has npcned dental orlce IN
this city and can be found IN foum
No over tho rascaeouis Natlonsl
hank The doctor u nicely ntted 10
for The practice ~ modcfn dentistry
ana will no doubt teccise hla shafe ~
patronage We extend him q cotdlsl
welcome to our progressive commu.
nifty.
A'tcleptam from this place 10 the
Mobile Register under date ~ Aptil
~ says. Mrs. Maria wyatt, aged ~
years, the mother ~ ave small chil.
dtcn, died In this city yesterday, after
an illness extending over hut few
days. These unfortunate little ones
only about two years ago lost their
father Mrs Wyatt ia survived by
numerous other relatives. The ~.
neral was held this afternoon when
intermeot was made 10 the Escatawps
| cemetery
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
clacuf couAr.

The regular spring Term u cifcuii
coust Tor shis county wss convened on
Monday mor1ine 81 N o'clock With
Jndee W. ". Hardy presiding and Hon.
n. y. Harrison. district attorney, on
hand looking after The sts,e's interests.
A. We 20 10 press this tThufsdsy) a.
ternoon. the court IL progressing a.
rapidly A. possible with the docket snd
N IL probable that the term may be con
tinued through the coming week.
Judge Hardy, ~ usual, IL doing every
thing In hts power 70 espsdi'e business
and 10 attentive 81 all times TO all mat
ters coming under his Judicial notice.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30


fSvs sll ~ together end work for The
sssssi good of Ger eity.
isvs hsvs soodIy baton Of shs silsb
y fsisndsbip distributed about town.
Wesh hard while you are youns and
W Ssn rest when you are old and
)9eble.
NJ n. n. Krsbs 10 balm 70 the
hsoed Jury this week, That 70 some
|hape new for "RolIy."
4 peal square, pay your debts, work
tous land, be cheerful, and . comfort
kbis and serene old age awaits you.
II q q last settled that the batsleship
will receive her silver SER
Sics at Horn island on or about June
Ne first.
| The Auericsn schooner Henrietta J,
Powell u undergoing extensive repairs
y the ship yard Of Capt. George Fronts
- the river front
! We believe al OF the justices OF the
besss and constables Of the county were
ore Mondsy 70 hear Judge Hsrdy's
hares 70 the grand jury.
The Ladies' AID Society Of the Presby-
brian church Will meet next Monday
Sftssnoon $3.50 o'clock. All members
~ respectfully urged 70 attend.
rorturine ecxema spreads it, burning
kres every dey. Doans Ointment
Euiokly stope iis spreadtngs instantly
elisves the ltchings cures Il permanent
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

Childgpp especially like kennedy's LAX.
alive cough syrup, as " tastes nearly ~
good Is map.e sugar. " not only heals
Irritation and allays inflammation, there
by stopping the cough, but 1t also moves
the bowels gently and In that way
drives the cold from the system. II
contains no opiates. Sold by Palace
Pharmacy. Scranton.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

Over 100 citizens, made up OF pro-.
fcssi0nal, busiCess aud laboring men,
have signilied their approval Of the
National Life and Accident Insur-
ance Company by taking "A policy with
9. j. BROWN at the Lewis Fire lnsur-
ance Agency.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

MRs W. 1. HUNT is receiving weekly
the latest aud must popular styles In
Ladies' and Children's liats and sur.
priscs everyone by her extremely low
prices.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

For the Choicest Meats In the city
phone 26T. Harry Krebs Il the man,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

For Sala-Earm Wagon, but little
used, Stakeholder make. Price. $40.
I2-tf w. HUNT, Scranton.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

what did you do last week TO help
Pascagouia and Jackson county, II the
week slipped by before you realised H.,
do something this week. Write letter,
send postal card, wrap up the Dem.
acBAT sq4R and send II TO some friend,
or better stu, enter the name Of some
acquaintance on the subscription list
and have It sent every week for year
SIBQ will pay for 50 boosts. Get busy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

The large amount Of valuable and
interesting Missirsippi State news pub.
lished by The New Orleans Picnyunc
every day makes II great favorite
with the people Of the State. Resides
giving oil the political aud general
news Of the world The rIcnyune has
. most admirable Commercial and
Financial Report daily, covering, Ia
from seven to ten columns, every artt-
Gle and point that can he Of interest to
4 live American residing In the South.
The Daily Picayunc (seven issues Z
week. b sent to subscriber for 800
lfor three months: The Twice-a-Week
PIcsyupe ISSUED Mondays and Thur
1ays) Il mailed for 800 year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

We sye sushofised 70 announces
JOSEPH A. BROWNE
o. . candidate for Ccnststie from ~
w. va - m' sss", ,ns 'Esy'' 10" "
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

Six persons were killed, some nfty
others seriously hurt and million
dollars damage IL reported from .
storm that swept over Cleveland aud
other points 10 northern Ohio last
week.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

We are su,hosised to announces
GEORGE A. MATHfEU
a. 4 candidate for Constable from ~.
lstcl No, 4 ~ the special election W be
held on Saturday, Msy l, 1w".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
ruRNER puRcHAsEp aoNDs.

Special to Daily Leader.
Klnla, May i3.-At meeting OF
The county commissioners the 100000
honds lssue was sold at auction TO
the highest bidder, Nj. Il. Turner, o.
Oklahoma city, contingent upon ite
being voted at an election 10 be eallea
later says the Chleftain The bonds
were solu TO Mr. Turner at par with
premium Of S3,4i0, or at the rate
Of s10Sii The purchaser Is to stand
the expense Of all the legal procedure
necessary for calling the election. I'm
der this plan II will be necessary TO
get np a new petition asking the com
missloners to call an election for the
purpose Of voting s65,O00 bonds for
the erection OF q court house and s35,-
000 for bridges over the county The
petitions will be circulated at once,
aud II enough signatures are secured
the petition will be referred TO the
commissioners. who will call the elee.
ton az the earliest date possible. The
election 10 have been held next Tues.
day has heen postponed owing TO this
opinion Of Attorney Kepplinger de.
elaring the call Illegal.
The band issue now proposed Is for
$6a,000 twenty year five per cent
bonds for court house and sS5,0n0
fifteen year Ave per cent bonds for
bridges.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

so one can remember when Il was
shat (he first woman complained Of
tae friend that her husband brought
home TO dinner But Il must have
been a very long time ago
And an these years men have g01ie
on suffering from this lmputaiion, Il
has indeed been standing Joke that
no man has a right to bring home a
friend 10 dinner that his wife doesn't
know about beforehand
Hut how about the other side Of
the affair How about the friends That
ones wife brings home to dinner2 40
word Of protest has yet been raised
by husbands But is Il not time that
something was done about ~
There ID the old schoomate your
wife hasn't seen for years. She come.
on 10 spend couple Of weeks-o.
even month-ln the height Of The
business season, when, II there Is any
thing else YOU desire, u Is qulet ane
peace III your home
Tho chances are that she Is ihs
incest kind OF nersonr~FepklnR Will
culture and, doubtless, enthusiastic
about The opera which y0u dciesl
and the strain ofappcasihe well be
fore her becomes more intense a.
the daya RON By until ai last yoi
threw off the mask and apnoar a
year natural self This, Of course
ualis luwn upbn tod your wifc's con
damnatinn. andeHheR sheE srlGnd dc
parts al last she declares, with tear
| IL her ayes. lhat She willeaevef hav'
her aaaln .allissstisAH - 4e aI.ss
Then. there Is the silent dfessmake
that ybM RilE hAH M reealaF lnlesvel
It Isn't exactly that she should eat q
the same table With you. On The uil
IT hand. there Is no reason why sh
fhonii not Che "a hishlY ,eiinei
aud has been used 20 even much be'
ter things than YOU ara able ~ nra
vide. Then why nutg And she does.
on course. you cen not mind ahou
] this It would stamp you "a q uai
row minded brute % assume nr q
| instant thai SHE isn't as e0o6 rr be
| tcf gaHn you are AZ matter 9
fact, this lhossks hus nesef cceuFs =
to you Il lsn't because sna fees en-
aunerlurIls lhtt Ynii plsA ronr IT
vncy HuA explain nll ShiaSiU xqH
wlfe brI $40 lpfgQg her heeq s. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
Won't sIlaht 4 Good FrIena.

II eyer 7 need cough medicine
again know what TO get, declares
Mrs. A. l.. Alley Of Bcals. Me-. for,
after using ten bottles OF DIR. Kings
New Discovery. and seeing It's excel.
lent results In my own family and
others. ! am convinced Il Is the best
medicine made for Coughs, Colds anil
lung trouble" Every Une who trles [
feels just that way. Relief is felt al
once and It's quick cure surprises you.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Hemorrhage,
Group, Lafirippe Sore Throat, pain IN
'hest o. lungs its supreme. SOS anu
300 Trial bottle free, Guaranteed
By all druggists,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

If yonr Stomach, Heart or Kidneys
are weak, try az lehsf q few doses only
of Dr Shops Restorative. IN Ave
Or ten days only, thn result will sur
nrIse VOC "A few tdhis wlll ruves
the cnsteooAad here 3a why help comes
SO quickly. Dr. Sheop doesn't drng
the Stomach. nor stimulate the Heart
OF kidneys nr. Sh0op'a Restorative
goes directly to the weak and falllnn
nerves Eheh organ has it's own CON
trolling nerve When these nerves
fall the depending organs must oi ne
reeslty telter. This plain. yet vital
truth. clearly tells why DR. shoops
Restorative Is so universally success
ful. ne SUCCESS ie leadlne afugglsss
everywhere to give II unlyeraal pref
efenoe A test wifi surely tell Sold
hy Wallaee's Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
WOMEN,S
DEPARTMENT

air. and says: "ll you think you can
afford to nave all my gowns made
outside why. very well.
Among others whom your wife bring
home to dinner Without asklns your
consent ls the president Of the Wo.
mans club the minister's Wife,. the
intimate friend in the next square
whose husband Is away on important
business and With whom yaa are obllg
ed to walk homo nfterWard stand.
Ing meelIly on the front porch until
she says IT'S all right. Thore Is the
trained nurse your wife had dnrlns
her last Illness. the teacher Of music.
who comes Of & Zine family" and the
nice old lady wh0 used 10 live next
door to your wiie's mother
You smlrk before them all. Bui
when some morning you iimidly assert
thai your old fflend Jake Pratt Is N
town. and X she doesn't mind you will
have him oul to dine. and she gives
Won stony stare and says that she
has put up with that sort Of thing
Just as long as she Is going 10. why
then thcn you Wonder AZ the ways
of Providence. and Il. after MI ahS
ways of women are always justified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Twas IN The garden, the moon looked
down
And 1ephyrs soft did blow
Silent they sat he held her hand,
I'm tpl d'tls often SO
And then. emboldened By her smile,
He whispered Tow. IN haste
IF you'lI tell me Just where Il is
My arm shall twine your waist
Then did she frown ana eall him
Clown
And, am told, she turned alm
down
And twas not fair. for kow could -
Know vhefp her Haisi ees fof Eoap
see ~
She wore All NnIilife gown
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