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The newspaper., 1910-01-14
from the Delta County Democrat

From the Delta County Democrat
Mrs. w. n. Garvin departed
last Saturday evening for her
home in Paonia. Mr.. Garvin went
out in the evening to Denver to
be in attendance at the apple
show and it is not unlikely that
both will take trip TO Chicago
shortly after Mr.. Garvi S return
from Denver and possibly remain
in the windy city all winter.
Fred Wymsn. one of the we'll
known carpenters and contractors
of Paonia was IN the city yester-
day between trains. having just
returned from a trip to Elko. Ne
vada. which he says is one OF the
pretticst title cities he has ever
seen. He reports extremely cold
weather in Nevada and all along
the route from that state to Colo
rado and 20 was fitted f1r the
Temperature here winch he con-
sidered miider than at most points
visited. He returned 10 PaonIa
in the evening.
The newspaper., 1910-01-14
State Officials

Governor, Hon. John F. Shafroth
State Supt. of Public instruction,
Katherine NJ Cook
The newspaper., 1910-01-14
DIRECTORY
Town Officials

Mayor, L. ]. Mathews
Recorder. j. II. Hill
Treasurer, j. II. Hill
Electrician w. r. Jewell
Marshal, j. II. Hill
Water Commissioner, J. II. Hill
Trustees, G. G. Hawkins, J. b. Miller, H. E.
Welborn and Clarence Nelson
The newspaper., 1910-01-14
State legislators

Senator, Hon. Horace II. De Long
Representative, DIR. j. A. Whiting, Eckert
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
Una abSOIucIin SENSATIONAL
Ell JIJTCl0 DEL. SENIOR GOLLAzfh
{Por TELEGRAPH. J
Guaya1na, p Il. Die. 2jrd 1910

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BOLETJN MERCANTIL San Juan
P H.
Anoche Juraaio tIcIar6 no culpabEe, Nj
colas Coilazo acusado Asesinato primer'
grado.-Opini6n pibllca satisfecha We
redicto honrado que levanta pals Puerto
rriqueno-Juicio importantisimo. DE
fertIi6 Mslfioz Morales. Cofreo detaffes
II. NagGrro Ortiz,
GorxespO4asGL-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
S Z c. E S O S

ria, Isidoro MARTINI. Este parece que
necesitaba unas gallinas para pasar la
noche-buena, Y crey6 oportuno quitarse-
las a I'M continental, pero, como segnn
'e) record del detenido, Sc trata de un
ratero de oficio que en- diferente ocasio-
nes ha cumplido condemns, Ell sargento
Santiago 10 puso a buen recaudo.
Al ser arrestado trat6 de agredir al
policia.
Las gallinas volvieron al corral Mar
tinez pasara algunos meses a la sombra-
Este individuo, como hemos dicho. ha
cumplido por diferentes delitos, en- iii
ferentes ocaslOnes y una vez, al ser Sor-
pnndido pOr I'm policia, atac6 al mismo.
Fne sentenciado por este 1ltimo robo Il
diez meseS de carcel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
II endierro del D.. NuiPZ

F'uG IN act0 jmponente, 'lna dcmostra
rion del aprccio en q. era tenldo el re
putado facultativo, por todGs los elemen
los de nuestra sociedad
-Asistieron al sepeliO que Sc organize
i las cinco zen la plaza DE- Colon, fren
te al tcatro, prominentes aDedleos de la
localidad Y de Ia isla y numerosos ann
ros del fnado,
Presidian el dueio entrt otras perso
naIidades, los doctoes del Nalle AtileS,
Saldana y We've (don Santiago).
Las cintas eran lievadas por distn
clidos companeros del fnado.
Sobre el feretro y pendientes del co
che fdnebre. lucian va]ioaisimas coro
mas. con dedicatorias sentidislmaS.
III cortejo funebre lecorci6 las GALES
tie la Fortaleza, San Jose, San SebaS
tiar, plaza del Padre Rufo, Santo CrlS
20. nasta la explada del cf-'rentcrio don
ale Tue dcspcdido q dueIo
Hablaron los d0ctores del Vale Att
les. alcade de San Juan, y doctor ES
teban Saldana rcl docto- Santiago We
Np.
Los oradorcs estuNemOa muy insplra
dos, al poner de relieve los mtritoS del
hn&do. como hombre de "iencia, como
po]i+ico sincere de arralgadaS conVir
e.ions. como ciudadano eJtn.plar,
FIJI BOLETIN Sc asooia al dunIo que
nrGQuce en- nucStra S0cIeltad Ia perdl
ia eel doctor NUnez. y reltrra el pc
same 4 los familiares de- fnado. espe
riaancnte a su diStinguida hcrmana do
ia Joaquina Lopez S@larain, 4 suS alba
,4ras tcstamentarios don i'idrl y don
Manuel Guillermcty, al l-uorable alcal
de ia ciudad, al doctor CarrcraS, la
Association Mtdica y al partido Rcpu
bIicano, que suscribian IA csqucIa de
inv taci0n al fiInebre act,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
Una SuIcIda pOr amor

Esta mailana. ; las SeiS, oculTl0 I'M
suceso extrano. Al pasar el carro elec
trico n1mero q pOr la calle de San
Agustin, una ioven, de agraciado ros
tro, sc arroj0 la via, sin duda con el
prop0sito de perder la vida Ell motO
rista Francisco Gonzalez que advirti0
Ell terrible hecho reprimi0 del tai modo
la marcia regular del trolley que el
bOtavaca pudo recoger la infeliz
arrastrandola I'm bllen trecho. I'm gri
ITO de horror Sc escape de los labios
de los pasajeros, pues ST creyo en- IN
principle que el cuerpo de la joven esta
ba destrozado Afortunadamente no
fuG aSl. En- el cuarto de SOcorros fu6
asistida de fuerteS contusoneS, y luego
fu6 trasladada al Hospital Municipal.
Declare que los celos por su novio lie
habian obligado tomar Ia fatal resoll
ci0n.
Maria Vidal Garcia, que cs el nombre
de la ioven en- question, hace POGO lie
go de la peninsula, Y reside en la calle
de San Agustm, parada 5.
Nos informan que la confusion que
sufri0 Ell la cabeza es de pron6stico re
ServadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
Ga|eria Colorado

Sc esta pintando Y decorando el Sa-
! Ion de EXposiciones de este estableci-
miento para inaugurar como es costum
bre tOdoS los amos la nueya eXhibici0n
el dia de noche buena. Esa noche per
manecera el Salon alberto durante, toda
ella para que ei ptblico pueda admiral
la esplendida collection de fotografia<
que Sc exhibiran, que como sicmprc sera
una nota artistica de sensation.
Todos los amos hace la casa una nota-
BILE exhibici0n en- esta epOca, todos 10,
amos es mas perfecto Y mas conclude el
trabajo que Sc exhibe como demostraci6n
del constante progreso que Sc imprime i
la casa.
Rec0mcndamos una vista 4 Ia citada
exhibicion en- la Seguridad de que nos
agradeceran el consejo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
E ediflciO Federal
LOS TRABAJOS COMIENZAN
PRONTO

FL senor p. j. Carlin, de la r. }. Car
lin Construction Company de Nueva
York, la compania que consiguio la bua
ma pro para la construction del Editiicio
Federal en- ell dia 10 del corriente, ilegG
a San Juan en- ell vapor Carolina
Hoy visit0 la FortaleZa para saludar al
IGobernador. Manifesto que la intenci0n
de la compailia era empezar los traba-
JOS cuanto antes Y llevarlos cabo sin
demOra De especial interes es la decIa-
raci0n del senior Carlin al manifestar
que desea emplear, en- cuanto sea posi-
bic, obreros del pals y comprar materia-
les de los comerciantes de la iocalidad.
ESQ esta muy bien, de clio deben
tomar buena nota los organismos del go
bierno y los altos funcionarios que pre-
fieren traerlo todo de fuera, sin dispen-
sar las industrias nativas la menor pro
teccion. anteS bien hacitndolaS compe-
tcncia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
De AREC|EO
FL NINO AH0EADO

la aparcido aver el cadaver del ma
logrado nino Santiago Roman, que PEI
l>eci5 ahogado en- cl rio de esta juris-
Iicci0n.
Roman era IN mu hacho d. l3 amos
vectno del barrio de "D07ningo Ruiz.
El domingo sali6 de su casa con otro
nno, con el fin de traer amos palos, y
por no cargarlos. hiz0 con ellOS una bal
>a 7 Sc echo por cl rio { lin de que 10
arrastrase la cor1iente; el ninO que lie
slrompanaba no quiso If por el RIO y Sc
NOlyi0 POT OtrO caminO a la casa. Wen
do que no aparecia Santiago el lunes,
' sospechando pudiera hanerlr succdido
una desgracia, s;d4erOn s.I3 taniliares, Y
rI poicia Rol6n, buScar!o sondcando
cI no en distintaS parties, Siendo todo
infructuoso hasta que ar1aN'ci6 el cada-
Yer del infeliz Santiago 'Into al puente
ale Cambalaei.e
F fiscal orden6 el leyantamento del
cndaver Y que Ifuera recdnocido pOr' Ell
doctor Aleman. quien Certified que ia
inucrte fue Gc8Sionada :'1r aXficid por
slInerci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
B'oDca e0tre nCip'es
INA RATALLA CAMPAL

Anoche a las I. en- la calle del Sol. la
lque Va desde el calle.j6n del Toro a la
subida de San Crist6bal, qued6 conver
tida en- un campo de Agramante por
obra y gracia de una tai Matilde Berna-
be. Esta parece que Sc sentia beIicosa
y descarg6 dos tremendos navaIazos a
Maria ElOisa Gonzalez, produci6ndole
dos heridas en- la cara q,Ie las con
Servara, Observation-Disclosures, por I'm bucn
tempo. lntervinieron otraS del gremio,
que pOr ALI merodeaban, sApromovi6
el conslgnientc escandalo. La agresora
fue arrestada y la agrcdida conducida
al cuarto he socorros, donde sufri6 Ia
prlmera curaoi0n. Hoy Sc ha presentado
ante 81 Juez LaSSalc la dcnuncia CORES
pondiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
La Opera Sc fue

La function anunciada para anoche-
no sc pudo dar. la 4veria que tr&lo eL
correo, f1t reparada prontamente por
al inteligentisim0 personal de Ia casa
Abarca, 81 bnque estuvo en- condicies
nes de salir antes de 10 que eSperaba
Ia empresa de Ia opera Asi, pues, Ia
function Sc qued6 anunciada y los artis
tas tuvieron que embarcar precipitada
4nente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
En- ell debut

La rompania que dirigc el notable
actor Francisco Fuentes, Sc estrenar:
con el drama de Sardou, 'Madamt
Sans Gene LA Cortc de Napt
leon
Adcm1s, el notable actor senor Fuer
tes, declamara el prologo de "Los cor
|quistadoreS hermoso drama de Sar
t0S Checan0
Ell debut sera el pr6ximo domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
Ateneg PueItorriIQueio
LA NUEA DIRECTJNA

Anoche Sc reuni0 en- los salones del
Ateneo PuertorriqleIlo, en- segunda con
vocatoria, la Junta General para el nom
bramiento de la directiva que ha de
regir los destinos del Centre menciona
do durante el ano de 1911.
Fueron electos los seIores siguientes
Presidentc, doctor Cayptano COll y
! Toste.
Vice. doctor Eliseo Font Y Guillot
Tesorero, don Manuel r. Calderon
Vice, don Jose de JESUS Cavo.
Secretario, don Luis Samalea lgles--
las.
Vice, don Francisco Lopez Sanchez.
Bibliotecario, don Antonio Lopez TT
zol Vice, don Manuel Benitez Flo
reZ
VocaIcs: licenciado del Toro, lircncia
do Martin TraVieSo, doctor NJ Quevc
do Baez, doctor Y Gonzalez Martinez,
licenciado Jose G. Torres, don Jose Car
balleira.
SECCION DE LlTERATURA
Pl,esidentc. don Ferdinand H. CrStc
no.
Vice. don Jose Gordils.
Secrctarios, don Bonifacio Sanchez
don Francisco Lopez Sanchez.
.-.-
Nh' '''N len If l',H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
O. IT E M. q. 4 O M

Desde hoy y solamente por una Sc
mana Sc inaugura un GRAN BARATI-
40, eu el famoso establecimiento de
,ominado Eel TELEGRAFO", SSn
Justo - esquins. Fortabeza.
Esta tienda que perteneci6 los Sres
). Mellon y Ca, y q. ha pasado la pro
oiedad de los Sres. Zalduondo Mier de
ste conlercio, Sc propone realizar todo
:uaRto tenfa a cualquier precio, vendien
10 al propio tempo articu}os de ALTA
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA, acabados de,
ecibir, q precios nunca vistos.
Ali encontrareis, magnlfcos PEREZ
LES y BATISTAS q CUATRO CEN
TAV0S, Etaminas, ce6ros, y Musefinas
ie GRAN FANTASIA, 4 CINCO CEN
rAVOS Y seis. Geueros blaneos y Ec-
as de hilo & preeies tan baratisimos, qua
IS precise verlcs.
Driles V Casimires desde OCHO
C1NCUENTA CENTAvOS respeetiva-
nentse Cintas oasi DE VALDE, Per
rumeria Y EncaJes de hilo y de algOd0n
, precios In0cho mas baratOs que
On Ia fabrica.
RASOS V TELAS dc SEDA q DIEZ
.CENTAVOS.
Capas ahrigos para senoras, desIe
.CIN(JTENTA CENTAVOS.
SOLANIENTE POR UNA SEMANA-
Visitat "EL TELEGRAPH" as
|convena4rejs de Ia verdad de este anna
clio
XEET.AS AZ CONTADO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
La reunion Dc da tardp

Esta tarde St ceIebr6 la primera reli
MON en- Ia Fortaicza, concurriendo los
organizadores de la Feria Insular.
Maestro bucn amigo don Javier Ma
rlani, de Ponce, lego expresamente pa
IA asistir al acto. Manana inforlnare
mos arerra del Jos acuardos tomados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
E Dr.. Coronas

TencmoS ante nuestra mesa de redac
cl0n una calta amablc del doctor Coro
mas, que nos cscribe desde Banrranqui
taS. Fl diStingllido galeno nos ruega
rectitiqncmOs un concepto de nuestro
suelto que hace dias pubHcamos, a su
regreSo dc Ia Madrc Patria.
FL doctor Coronas en- efecto, no fu6
nombrado como deciamos, socio de honor
del Atcnco ltcrario de Madrid, sino del
=" Ateneo mtdico, farmac6utico'', de di-
cha ciudad.
P0r motivo> de salud cl doctor Coro-
mas no pndo como era su deseo, visitar
la eapltalidad de Espana Queda com
p)acido 81 ,Iiatinguido amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
Tn r,tero sOrl'pDlido
ROBANDO GALLINAS

Aver fue sorprendido en- momentoS
que efectuaba un robo en- la casa de un
empleado del Departments de Tesore-
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donated for the use Of mothers and
their kttle babies.
Tie work of the association,
formed 10 assist in the work among
the blind in the community, goes
steadily on. with the added impetus
OF the splendid sum realized a few
weeks ago by the successful concert
given and planned by a number OF
leading society girls
The Salt Lake branch OF the Nee
dlewOrk guild. which is under the di-
rection Of some OF Salt Lakes most
representative society women, has
been lately reorganized. and a
steady systematic work is going on
which will result in fitting out many
families OF children with comfortable
winter outfits.
There are also numerous little sew
ing clubs and informal efforts IN the
direction OF the same work going
quietly on. and il is rumored that
one OF the handsomest residences in
the city will be thrown opgn in the
near future by the hostess for an
entertainment to be given in the cause
OF one OF the notable charities of the
town and state.
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East South Temple street. The deco
ratlOns Of the table were carried out
in reference TO the recent marriage
OF the honOred guests. A silver bas-
ket of white roses and ferns formed
the centerpieee, with ferns ana smi-
lax scattered over the cloth. Mono
gram place cards were laid for the
dozen guests.
Another delightful social function
OF the day was the beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon given by Mrs ". +.
James at the Alta club in compliment
10 Mrs. Russell A. Chaplin. Pink Chat
ney roses, combined with maidenhair
ferns and plumOsus, decorated the
table. A dozen guests were present.
most OF them adjOurning later 10 at
tend the BidweH tea.
x X X
Mrs. L. q. Robinson was the hostess
Wednesday at the County club al a
luncheon given for Mrs. Chaplin. The
decorations were carried out IN au-
tumn fruit. leaves and flowers Also
at the Country club on Wednesday,
Mrs. Z. d. Woodruff and Mrs. J. NJ.
Bowman entertained with a luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Flora Parsons Ste
vensOn, who returned the next day 10
her home in Chicago.
X X \
Mrs. NJ A. Greenwood, who has
been the guest at the home of her
son, +. A. Greenwood, for the past
two weeks from Pacific Grove, Cal,
has been the cOmplimented guest at
a number OF luncheOns and teas dur
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Week in Society

The Junior charity workers scored
a decided social and financial success
on the occasion of the bazaar given in
the assembly room at Rowland Hall
on the afternoons of Friday and Sat
urday, for the benefit of the babies
ward in the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery.
The organization includes seventeen
little girls, under twelve years of age,
members OF representative Salt Lake
families, who have early in life learned
the value Of giving The bazaar was
successfully arranged and carried out
by the little workers. with the neces-
ssry assistance Of mothers. sisters and
interested friends Twelve tables of
fancy work. much OF 1t the work Of
the girls themselves flowers. candy.
pastry. Jellies and preserves, were pre-
sided over By the girls OF the society.
That their wares found willing pur-
chasers was shown by the receipts OF
Friday afternoon alone, which amount
ed 10 SS242. Yesterday afternoon an
added attraction was a fortune-telling
booth. which was web patronized
On each afternoon tea was served
by Mrs 5. II. Babcock. assisted by
barbara Babcock and Frances Knox.
and the room was made attractive by
rugs. sofas and easy chairs loaned by
Miss COlburne.
Aside from donations from interest
ed friends. the following business firms
In the city lent their assistance by sub
stantial donations. Sparks Candy
company. Mcdonald Candy company,
sweet Candy company. Evans & Kra-
mer. florists. Walkers. Keith o Brien.
COINS. Auerbacb's. 2. c. n l., Salt
Lake Hardware. Breeder Supply COM
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SECTION THREE

IRON a society standpoint. sweet
/ charity seems to be an import
ant factor In the late fall and early
winter social whirl. Tbs thoughts of
those whose feet have strayed in the
pleasant paths Of life now turn 70
others less favored as the days grow
shorter and the first frost in the air
brings 20 mind empty coal bins and
..upbOards. The knowledge that
there are likely 10 be little children
exposed u the winters cold who may
lack the uecessaries. 10 say nothing
OF the Injuries OF life. brought about
a concerted EFFORT on the part OF old
ana young alike TO bend their ener-
giles toward anticipating the wants
and needs OF the poor.
The concert for the benefit OF the
Orphans Home and Day Nursery to
De given Monday evening, October "a,
viii be one OF the society events OF
the season. Leading society women
have taken the matter in hand, and
already the boxes. stalls and lOges OF
the salt Lake theatre have been
taken by society people and their
friends. and the affair promises TO
be one of the most fashionable events
ever given in the historic old play
house,
Next i'm order comes the annual
charity bah. which has become a
fixed social function of the year. Salt
Lake society. following IN the lead OF
eastern metropolitan cites makes il
not only an elaborate social affair, but
incidentally q means 10 swell the cof-
r@rs of ST.. Mark S Hospital association
which organization carries on the
cnarity work OF the hospital year by
year.
Later viii come a dramatic enter
tainment, given under the auspices OF
the Free Kindergarten association
which viii be a social and artistic
treat. as is usually the case with af-
fairs given 10y the talented and ener-
geuc members OF that association
who have the work in hand.
Friday and Saturday afternoons Of
the past week. in the assembly room
a. Rowland Hail. the Junior Charity
Workers. an association OF little girls
under - years Of age. gave O success
ful bazaar and sale. which Tas
planned and carried out by their
own Individual efforts. the proceeds
OF which will go toward the babies
ward IN the Orphans home.
The young society girls OF the city
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Mrs 4. H. Peabody is chairman OF
the section for the current year. and
she is particularly anxious that the
membership which is now sixty. will
reach 100 before the close of the year
Interesting programs will be prepared
FOR each meeting, which viii be Of a
distinctive character relating 10 the mu-
sic which is being studied. Prominent
musicians will appear on these pro-
grams, which il is proposed To make so
attractive that all members of the sec
ton and their friends will attend reg
ularly.
The influence OF 100 women on the
musical life of the city viii be far
reaching II viii be the element needed
10 assist in the bringing of great ar
lists 10 the city and 10 assure that thew
receive satisfactory patronage In ad-
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dltiOn 10 studying music FOR their own
culture and pleasure, the women OF he
music section viii Doe able 20 encourage
young musicians and DO further In every
way the musical interests OF tie city.
The music section as an adjunct of the
Ladies Literary club. has been in eX-
lsteuce for a long time and It's work has
been thorough and uplifting, though not
or as broad a scope as viii be possible
with increased membership
A woman chorus iu connection with
the club has been organized with the
following Officers Mrs. rs A NetZel
director. Mrs. j. Treasure president.
Mrs. Ferguson. vice president, Airs. Mil-
ton i. Oglesby, secretary. and ALlss
Blanche Strlckleyy treasurer. From 90
10 30 members are expected and they
VIII hold regular weekly meetings az
which chorus music for womeu's voices
VIII De prepared. This music viii be
an important feature of the programs
given by the music section.
. II Is proposed 10 CaIl the chorus the
Ireble Clef club. and 90 conduct its
work along the line OF that done by
similar organizations in other cities In
Los Angeles, Portland. Tacoma. san
Francisco and nearly an western cities.
there are such clubs that seem 10 have
a dlstlnet mission iu developing the
musical interes- ~ the locality.
Large musical organizations often
mean s much 90 the city as The Wo-
mems Literary clubs and have as im-
portant a work 10 do. Tic new chorus
club working In conjunction with the
music section win have an important
influence on local musical affairs.
+ ,oIoWtnE Is We Ilallan day program
men WI De gwen ny lhe music sec
ION on lI-e A-4ulra l-lcla-t cruz az ln9
o .i,o mouse "euLesnas' oeloDer U.s. az
800
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