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Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07

LETTUCE-Fresh and fine: grown un
der glass. Mrs. Moscow Wilson. di
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07
RIPPLES.

paul Cook, in Birmingham Age Her.
ald.)
It is announced that Croker will raise
hens. That isn't what he used to
raise.
Now that prophecies has been
found who toretoId the Italian disas-
ular.
A Pennsylvania man who has re-
silent about his past. II is possible to
make a great many mistakes in %
years.
whats the matter with Boston?
asks the Boston Herald. We'd hate
to hurt anybody's feelings in Boston.
That seismograph at Washington
now gleetully claps it's hands and says:
II told you so. so."-Cincinnati Times
Star. That ought to be sight worth
seeing and sound worth hearing.
mo cause for alarm" says a Penn.
sylvania newspaper. That depends q
great deal on where you are standing
It is noticeable that when a man is
blown up by his wife he seldom gets
putf-d up about il.
Every now and then some old duffe1
elopes with some old dame who ought
TO know better.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07
ARE YOUR kidneys WELL !?

Rright's Disease, Diabetes, Rheuma-
tism, Gout, Gravel, Drspsy. Infamma-
tien of the Bladder, Bad Bleed and
Nervous Troubles caused by Sick Kid
n-.S~.
IL. Hill & Son, the well knswn
. uggists of GoIdsbore knows by ex-
rfsncs that HINDIPO will cure all
rms of Kidney and Nervous Troubles,
IN will guarantee it in all cases.
ran't you afford to try it at their riski
costs you nothing if it don't do the
.y >rk.
sent by mail to any address, prepaid
on receipt of sec. Six boxes, 90. SO,
under p positive guarante
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect ii.
Prevalency of Kidney Disc,

Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
of
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07

in.s EI.ng at 1880 O'Clock there
IL I. 3ng OF all the men OF the
.png~e-g,stlun, with the rector, at the
ia l-n house, for conference, when, al
present MIR. B. l.. Finney
: -.iGi,trn Secretary OF the Brotherhood
of 81. andrew, on his first official visit
to this State.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07
INSTITUTION SERVICE.
Bishop Strange InstaIIS New
Rector Of St. Stephens.
This Beautiful and Impressive Ceremony
Of the Episcopal Ritual Held Yes
terday Morning in This City.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
What is known in the Episcopal
ohurch as the Institution Service, the
beautiful and impressive ceremony
through which the bishop authorizes
the pastorate of new rector, was Civ
en- in ST. Stephens Episcopal church
of this city at the IL O'Clock service
Sunday morning, when the new
rector of that church, Rev. J. Gilmer
Buskie, was received as the rector and
given charge of the church and the
parish.
a large congregation was in attend
ance and reverent interest and devout
participation characterized the entire
service.
Rt. Rev. Robert Strange, D. D., OF
Wilmington, bishop of the diocese,
officiated, and his always distinct
enunciation and reverent voice and
manner in the sanctuary gave to this
unusual service unusual impressive
ness, and especially did it bring the
merS bers of this church face to face
with the priestly authority of their rec
tor and their duty as mem bers.
The bishops remarks in presenting
the new rector to the congregation OF
the parish were beautiful, earnest and
impressive, and will not tail in quick
ening the congregation to an abidin%
sense of their daily requirements and
encouraging them in the Performance.
particularly happy in expressing, too,
his satisfaction at the zeal with whict
the congregation have carried on TIN
work of completing the new parish
house and the placing of the splendic
new pipe organ in the church and il
the effecting of other substantial i'm
prOvemeuts.
At the conclusion of the Institution
Service the new rector came to tn
BOOK, and took as his text: I'VE then
as workers together with Him. and hi.
application of these words to the inter
reIa tional duty of rector and churcl
mem bers, and his forceful presenta tiol
of the duties and responsibilities o
church men mbers to the world at laree
marke ed him not only as sound the
olngian, but also as student of the
Llmes and a thoughtful observer o
men. .hIs sermon was that of q
scholar, chaste in the elegance of it,
language, eloquent in delivery and
persuadIng and convincing in it's pre-
sentatlon Of Christian duty.
MIR. Buskie is Virginian by birth
yet considerably under 80, and has al
the charming traits OF personality
characteristic of the best product o
the Old Dominion, and he may be as
sured OF a royal welcome to this com
munity, regardless Of church affilia
tions and affinities.
At last nights service Bishop Strang'
preached, and the large congregation
hung on his words and were made t.
i that he indeed S. oke as of on,
Tn.s n:ng at 1880 O'Clock ther,
pe :. ng OF all the men of thu
rngreg,,IIuA, with the rector, at thu
III l7n house, for conference, when, al
present MIR. B. L. Finney
: -.iEh.rn Secretary OF the Brotherhood
of 81. andrew, on his first official visi
to this State.
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Taken To Duplin County.

NN Hatcher, carpenter who has
~ rnrking in the city for several
daNs. was taken to Duplin county last
right. cnarged with larceny. Deputy
Sir.ritf N,. ,.Laughlin, OF Duplin arrived
i,+:4. yesterday and took charge of the
man
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07
Sent To Ro; ds.

Charles Smith, colored, was sent to
the roads today for 80 days, charged
with vagrancy. Smith was held on
charge of breaking into the stores OF
Messrs. J. B. Pate and s. g. Moore, last
week, but the evidence was insuffici-
eiIt.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07
FIR ASSOCIATION
ELECTED OFFICERS.
e. 3, 1~@
Excellent Financial Condition. Out.
line Work For 1909 In the
County.

The annl al meeting Of the mem bers
of the Wayne county Mutual Fire AS
sociatioM was held today in the Cout:
House. Important steps were takeI.
to increase the amount OF insurance
in the county during the coming year.
The financial statement was read and
excellent condition.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-Mr. j. M. Wood.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mr. J. E.
Peterson.
S1ucItnr-Mr. J. f. Hill.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07

wst1 dorfor5n1 tas e9ects, while the orlg
sss4t5 disease lndcIr:.:nes the-systern.
what To 30.
There is comfort i'll the knowledge sc
often expressed that Or. kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
fu1flls every wisl, III curing rheunlatlsns.
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladdeA
and every part Of the urinary passage
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or ,oa<1
effects following use of liquor, wine Q:
beer, and overcones that unpleasant nc
cessity Of being compelled to go oftea
during tla- day, and to get mp Mas,
ei,nes during the night. The mild ana
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Ree
is soon realized. It stands the highee
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need medicint:
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in ffty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and 6
book that tells all EE-
ebout it, both sent free A.s;ssS58 Assss;
oy mail. Address DIR.
Ki1mer & Co., Bing- zasasl=ssssszsass a@szsass
harton, N. Y. When home Of swamp-Taose
writing mention this paper and douf
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address. Binghanton. N. Y.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-07

OF kinney dlsease.
While kidney dis
,ord ers are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and ply
sio.ans, aoho cen
IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
Why 4 b he best food.

Every test Of food values h., bec,
aeesed TO Quaker Scotch Oats and an
Of them have shown II to be 4 perfec4
human food
Probably the most satisfactory ,,oos
OF this that any fam;ly could have vouId
be the results At the end of , th;r.x-
days trial where every member of N.
family ate Quaker Scotch Oats tw;ee :,
day for 20 days. The Improvement in
health and strength is astonishing Trv
L.
Scientific analyses show Ou,te,
Scotch Oats very high IN the thing, th,,
ss''d the tissves Of muscle and m,;n
1t ooutains q high percentage of nu,-
ishme"t and jess enough of each ,I..
"e"s to secure the proper operation Of
the varSoas functions of the bodv
Quaker scotdA Oats is put MP i. the
segsaar sse peckagss. For tAo.. 6v;,.
At dseanre fro@ tAe ssore tn H.
s'se f.aly Psck.ee d Quaker oat. VII
- touo4 vefy coav9a1pt.
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NE asose sIe-asso . seess aas~d -
s~.aS Iw Fsercs~ s~e ssaAsssg uds
-. -e,D,a.n N~dses! hhseSsssy -
eks.xass Fr.--cFsS FsSsss<ss~-
~ au.~.f y sssAs s<Hsshn~ nS~1snn1
m(rosesy i. . szs~ss pss1<ax Aj>nonssss -
- -pssriiscr AID Asnsc - kswDuA0
- sc,p especially Sssasns}y - -
r., "a, ss-.a al ~ oor~sD ou1ae -.
-. = " tse oAaal OanqmA tADUaA
OUos.hsal tsasA. s1soAcA u1oob -
D.t sss.se 2 - E- = -.
- o1>aaVA - - 1oA- -
Dshstas - ~ ln11D.
- . seA8 IL = y - r.
lk kH.1n ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16

"A useau th.lf yas re Avia seEs -s-ssss
sisa a.s aad b iposs had lsa tos tsss
gar and has fsw yea and fos<s =
tzIsta
Are you sryia. 10 seA Ese that ~
,c.... a-e .sn ns.ssaes eHos-k ." thSak
thai II Issa-ias ssa5,rea- sse cs'sSss
uss fraase the ese~sisa y ssst -
Brxe "a b. cons lstiea shortly.
-NerW H. mad. t. sciiese q 30
sout get ria o: that gis."
-Io yos brlsess ~ he sususo
ss-,a the lsrsss aan at his SIDE ~
yeu helieve n. ElSersogf-
Eayes.oa had h.en ~ accusseass1 -
Sxroos usosoyol.zins the ccav~rnosoDo
thst h. had BECOME hoie.essy soa -
ths discussion ~ea; oa. and thu sU44Do
ssstusal To him sll bat paraiy -
po~es OF s,esck tie vas still ~
sling and spufteriag when >sroas -
,errsPssd lHpatienty.
1t makes no difference y ~hesbs.r -
believe II OF ua, Wev gosn' to -
our duty by the church. and that s1ri
must leave or
'-O~ l must Isouglss piec~si ~ss
Strong's phrase for hims~f -TAaa
threat doesn't fp1ghten me at sli Aso-
con After what you have saiA !
should refuse 10 remain in t01D
church"-the deacon stepped forwas0
saGeriy-'werc n not that ] REALM
more than ever before how much yeo
r..-.<1 me l.ur ,a..e.h 90, iru.raus -
NV minded creatures need ~ -
taught the meaning Of true Chrtss1ao-
ity" Th~ deacon Vas plainly disap-
pointed
lis II po~sibsey" gssped Eiversss
weakly.
We'll, What are You go,n' to ."
about IT." asked strong whea -
could trust himself TO speak again.
Il shall do what Is best for Mss rO,-
h." said the pastor quietly. but nrmly.
lie turned away To SHOW that ths
Interview was at an end. strong fss,-
lowed him. Douglas pointed to IT,
gate with . meaning not to lie usts-
taken Coed afternoon. deacon"
strong hesitsted. He looked at to
pastor. then ut the gate. then at IT,
pastor again. I'll GO" he shouted.
but It amt the endr He slamusra
the gate behind him.
quite NJ. quite So" chirped Elvss-
son. not having the slightest i<iea -
what he was saying. He saw ths
frigid expression on the pastors facs:
he coughed behind his hat aud ee,-
lowed Strong.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
. n yss cant sslk

Very yell bue 80 n yos cant tsIa
h Q c~es key
Newer uisA st.,ss the keyr' shsst.
- Ssroas sHwily.
-fsut I do mind Somcfhine In biz
eyss MADE The aeacoa bower hi. vescs.
We want TO kno~ how mUrh soaoss
that giri |. e"in 10 stay hers-
'-insic~si' AbA ~hyy- The co,or wss
leaving I"aS,a-' fac~ end hts jaw Uss
becomiax very squase
'Hecaus shes te~a hers toag
enough
Il don's agree With yos tkess.-
We'll. n don't make no ai9e0u0rs
ONsth~s 70, o. OF net sAe's - -
go
&c ? es1As~a Gsoaesas.
Yes. ssse-hoA Ws've nssAs W 80
Ginds 60 that"
And ~be do nos sossaa BY 'wer"
-Thr nseGl'ers of this csassso.tiea." T"
sepaied strOsag impa tientiy.
Am l To understand that you are
speaking fr tbemy There Was .
deep frown betUee the young pas
tors eyes. He wss beginning to k<
perpseAea
Yea and as dsacoa q this church :"
Then ms deacs~ u this chwrch you
tell the congregation for me that that
y my affair"
Your affair" shouted Strong. when
that girl u livis' under the chusct's
rOof. estin' the church's bread
Just one moment! You don't Qaits
un<ierstanA. I am minister Of this
church. and for that position ! receive
or am supposed to receive = salary 20
live On and this parsonage. rent fPse.
20 live IN. Any rsests that I may have
here are my guests and not guests of
the church Re0e0bes that, please"
There was an embarrassing silence
The deacOas receileA that the pastors
salary was slightly In arrears. Elver-
son coughcd meskly. Strong started.
"Yos Keep OUt Of this. Elverson." he
cried. I'm rvnois' this aRair, and
amt forgettis' my Auty nor ths par
sOa's"
Il shall enAea vor to Ae ny Asty ~
! - H." apswsseA Dessisa. turning
away aDA dismissinG ths matter.
Your duty y - yOsr church." thun-
Assed strsaG.
"Yoa'rs stght abcst that. Dseeso
0trOag." answers1 DOuGias. wheeling
abOut sharply. 'ssA my duty TO The
church n reason enough for my scttae
exactly as am 1OinG IN this case"
Is your duty 10 the church The oaly
reason yoa keep that girl hsrei"
NO: there are other reassns"
Il thought no."
"You've heard her story-you most
have heard. She was left with me by
IN old clown who beloneeA n the CIR
Gus where she worked Before be Ated
- asked me to nook after heS. ehe
has no one else. { shall certainly %
90"
That was whea shs was hurt. Ohs's
we'll BOW aoA abss 70 % hack whses
sAe cane from. Do yOa expsct ~ t.
hare Oss yosnG folks associatin' VIII
. circus riAin' gisir'
80. that's Mr. cried ths pastor. with
Q plying hook. "Yos thisk tAis child
- unAt for yo1R hoOes becauss she
was oece II . circus. For some ssa-
soa circvs to yos SPELLS crime. Toa
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
WAT re KIDNEYS "
oopoao 60 onnaalnv

o0oao - o1n010v
Al the bssnA N ths ks'1y passs thsssgA
TIE kh'"eys ssas every shse ,nisuAss.
Ihr kidn~ys 4isse ths bsosd. They vssk
night and day. Nksa hsskhy thsg ~
move sbost Jsss svsiss VI is,Psss .ssa,sr
Aaily. whsa ssAralshy soas past q this
inp0re matter y IN " ~ s,ssl. Ths
6eiags Oa nseny dissasss 80 sSuQo.ms-
pain in tn besk. hsaAsChs. ssrvoussssa,
haA, dry skis. rhssasaai>A, esut. grass,,
Ais~hn II ,hs eyoight ~ hsssisg. Ais-
sis<~s. irrvg~aar hssss. assilisy, Ass~si-
ssss. dsOisy. daPssi'- ~ ~ srias. &c.
~ II yss tssp TN hi.~ss r,ghs yss viii
have - tsusb,s wta yOHr ksA.rys.
Mn. J. y. Ts,1sH, ls5k AssGt Ave-,
furha,. Csa'., says: ''iks-sAsssA kiAasys
esnss1 - . RsnA Asai e su1u.siag. ~
Paiss h ~ h'ies whscA hFeaas osss
sevsss Gl sssA tn oss..rs II ths haCk
rruCsrisg uA'sa's kiA~sy nlla, ] ssg.a
tl,sir - ~ a.AiPd ssli<f IN . sAoss ssase.
! wss ss~a estirsly tvss 6rUo ths pain ~
we'll - 6i0boalty With w kiAaey scve-
t'sae. tAiek vssy htgbly u ilsaa's kiss-
neg eilh 80 Will HsSef he WsthSut thspsu
I~ ssls by oil AeaIevs. frne IN cssss
fsssss -Nilbssra G.. buGJaie, New Yurk,
sHts sGeass E0r the UsiteA SaaAsa.
kssssshsr ths nss.e-llaas-saA saks
no UtAsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16

l~pCGLAe dropped wearily o. -
the rustic bench. He sat witt
droopsd heed and snse~inG
eyes lie did not hear Polly -
she scurrieA down the path. her arms
filled with autumn leaves. She giaRs..
I'd at him. siropT'~d the bright colov~A
foliage and Slipped quickly to th.
nearest tr~e 'One, two. three f,~
Mr. Johnr' she crieA % she pat,ed the
huge brown trunk.
lis that you. Polly r ~ asked nh
aently.
Now IT'S yOur turn TO catch nv. 6
she said. lingering nsar the tree The
pastor was again Isst In thonghi
Aren't yoS going 70 play any more =
There was . shade % Aiaappointu u~n
In her voice. kbe came slowly 10 his
side.
''sit here. Folly" ~ answered grave
". pointing to . place on the l@sch
u want TO talk to yOu.'
Nov I've doss something wronx.
she posted. She gatheeed up her gar.
lands and brONght them TO n place
near his feet. Ignoring the seat at hi.
eide. "You might jsst a. well tell NJ.
anA get II over"
Toe cOaldn't do anything wrong.
he answered. hooking down At ber.
'Oh. ye~. I coulA. apA I've done n
can see II In yosr face. What b NJ
What have zoe theser' he asked
trying to Eain time and not knowing
~ to broach the subject tina, 10 -.
tice b her must BE- Aiscuss<d
Some beaves TO make eariaDds fos
fhe social" Polly answered more cher.
fully. "wouId yos mind holding this p
~ gave him one enA Of q strin~ o1
Deavcs.
where are the cAiDdren?''
'-Goae home"
"fOa like the chiIdren very much,
cont zoo. Follyr Do1glas was striv.
ing for path that might IeaA them ia
TIE sub5ect that was troubling him.
On. %. ! cont like them: hove
them" See hooked At him with tender
eyes.
Yoa're tie greatest baby Of all A
pususea line came between bss eyes n.
Ae seD4te4 ber mon closely. And
yet yoa're not ssch q child. arp you.
Folly: TOa're quite grown up-alun~t
yosng laly." He hooked At her FROM
. stranse. anwelcome point Of view.
She was all Of that ~ she sat n, hi,
feet. yearnins and slender and fair. "a,
a., t-1ee~ ~ he~ seventeenth ve,Y
Osuk,oos1 Nsst WseS.
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n AA0cIv AAyV
- -.S-u. ap3S. ~ O0uo.

~it's eno~ek ~ make fo.k. ;alk.~ pat
- nrS. unloUxEby with . sls ts.sA
- th< asacoD..
An - swsi;in to discuss ste ReW
0AnsCA Dryice.- t,sisow~d Ntroag
"And - awaiting to give hiM Ass
E1vSeSsa's message" pip~d ElyersoR
TIE church hor. all thi. IN sii~Hce
- bong - that giri was s.ck sasp,-rd
Miss Perkins. ~t;si nov siss Ssvfesr
ly well aud still a hanging ga No
wonder folks are talking"
hos talkinY" tkuu4aer~d Strong
Didn't ycs know simpered Mrs
Nilioughby, not kncwing herself nor
caring 30 hong as the suspicion grew
Know shat;" yelled the excited
deacon Mrs. Wiiloughby noaBdered
Miss Perkins rushed into the breach
well n Z vas deacon Of this church
= s~eme TO me Id know something
abs~t what's going on in n
what Is goiu' orr shricked the
now desperate deacon.
The women looked ut him Js,tyingly
exchanges knowing glances. shen
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'':s; -: &c: .s:S -. ~ ~

u ths Srst - thtrA TuesAays Il eacA
nssseA. tsrtag ~ estsss ysss. thr Ooso-
rs1s 4 Ssuehsrs Railway Poisas n Ns~
Mssics ~ 1sxas - - fass pso o7.se
tus ~ ruus1 "Trip. fisel IiDss twesty-
live Aaya. sisOwisg itssal aup psvsVrivss
eso. F'Or Aseaile1 ieGusoaatsA. raAa.ssc.
csa % the CsssrsAo 4 sUuthssn a0est. q
aA1sso 4. q. FIsAH. Seal iAasusaGsr
Ag1at, lsaver, ColO. 6-H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16

10y cAtadren do Not play IN pvosMtscS
s~s Vs~ses." sstd the stAdoW tctiv.
sAso& thst~ heads st bis hopeIess ste
011tty.
ofrOag Was not accustOme1 TO cS1t-
bcAsa. He prtAeA himself uyos his
ocuteDeas aud WAS above al. vain
ooo0t bis cOnnectiOn With the church.
8e hooked from one woman to the 9th
-. He vas seething with Helpless
sA0e. Ths little deacon at his side
es1ghel nervOssly. stroag's pent up
wrath exploded why Atdnt you tell
-. ClvessoA. that people vas a-taIk-
mr. ~ roased n the frighte0ed mans
0or.
Evessoo sputtered and stammered
~ sothang deanite came Of the
0s0oAs: 20 strong again turned TO Nisa
rsekiss:
what h eoin' on r. he dema nAeA.
IT, spisster sAsuessA hes sAosIAers
oaA lffbe1 her eyes heavenward, know.
~ that nothing eouiA - madden the
Deacon - this mysterious infereacs ol
tAiags toe terrible to mention. she
Wes right. Strong uttered a desperate
snaA~ anA began pacing ~ aDA down
tie gafdea With reckless strides.
Ars. Wliloughby watched hin with
oecfet Delight. and when b cane to
. halt she wriggleA to his SIDE WITH
G10eesins sweetpess.
what could folks say?~ she ash -.
"A minister anl Q ysaaG c1rcos gifi
bfving here ike this with no one to-
eAe found no woods at tAis psint, an
etroog. now thoroughly ro1sed. DE-
clared that the congreGatica shouid
have no further cause for eoasip anA
vent out quickly in search q Deugias.
When Strong was gone Eiver,cn
hooked at the set faces Of the women
anl attempted n weak apology for the
pastor. Il dare say the young man
was very lonely-very-befcre she
cane"
"Lssely- snapped Miss Perkins.
~Wel1 II - was lonely ! aAnt know
T."
IL deacon excused himself serv.
Sasly and went to Join Strong
Tbs women gathered up thefr bupt-
inGs and retired with bland smiles to
IT, Sunday school rosa. feeling that
ny had accomplished eno~sh foe the
o0e being
0ruae ana Elversoa crossed tie
yas4. stf1l IN search Of the pastor.
TAey turned At the sound a autterane
Ssaves and beheiA Do1giaa. hatless.
tearing down tie path Strong called
70 him. but DouSiss darts1 quickly BE-
hanA the hedGe. he Aeacsas loskeA at
- aDothes IN speeeAle0 sstssSsA-
0soG Presently tie stlesce wsa
bs0kea BY the diseast voace q rsaly
cs1atine from one to Q hss1red. The
secret was out: The paseoe. Q beaAer
e the charcA was paayine he and
Osaki
"1le. Ds1Gias!- shostel srsae wsee
~ brsatA hal retufDsl
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1ssA1ng ever The hs10a. 8s peeQs1
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