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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-01
GERRYMANOER FOR
INDIANA PLANNED
BY TAGGERT GANG
Continued From Page One.)

er introduced a republican apportion-
ment bill in the senate. The latter
two measures were both dropped be-
cause of the two houses being con-
trolled by opposite parties a circum-
stance which practically assured each
would be blocked. In the legislature
Of 1910 the matter will of necessity
arise again.
Called II "Unjust."
Way back in 1873 the democratic
platform denounced a republican APP
portionment as unjust and dishonor-
able" In 1879 the democrats got their
fingers in the pie and passed law
which as late as 1891 was considered
by the supreme court and declared un-
constitutional.
In 1885 the democrats again gerry
wandered the state having major.
ity in both branches of the house. Of
about two thirds. The republican
platform of 1886 said:
1T passed apportionment bills dis
franchising nearly half the voters Of
the state in legislative and congress
sional elections. thus accomplishing
under the forms of law what it has
accomplished elsewhere by the tissue
ballot and the shotgun"
The republican platform of 1888
said:
The Ubiquitous and unfair appor-
tionment for congressional and legis-
lative purposes made at the behest of
the liquor league of Indiana, followed
by conspiracy and forgery upon the
election returns of 1886 in Marion
county. for which a number Of promi-
nent democratic leaders were indict-
ed and tried, two of whom are now
suffering the deserved penalty OF their
acts, demands the rebuke of every pa
triot:c citizen"
Gerrymandered State.
In 1891 the democratic party again
gerrymandered the state. Governor
Alvin P Hovey returned the bill pass
ed by the legislature. with his veto.
He said in his message: ITO me this
bill seems unfair. unjust, unwise and
unconstitutional"
He went on to show what had been
accomplished by the democratic ger
rymander Of 1886. the republican COM
plants upon which have heretofore
been commented upon. He showed in
the election of 1883 Indiana was by
actual count Of the entire number Of
votes in the state. republican by .
majority of 23S7. But with this ma
jority in ofncially counted votes. the
democrats returned to the house of
representatives So members, while the
republicans returned only -.
"A majority Of the electors CONTROL
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PATENTS procured. also sold on
commission. Positively no advance
Zee. Patent Exchange. Jenifer Paiid-
ing. Washington. d. c. may22-tf
LEAVE ORDER WITH Mrs. Hattie Eli.
Pies. Cakes and Homemade Bread;
"A s. 9Th ST.. 32~2I
NOTICE-The party that borrowed
the invalid chair from the Penny
Club will please return to iU0 FIT.
Wayne Ave. at once.
HAIR weaving. Laanicur.Lg. face mas
sage and scalp treatment. Shampoo
ing. 35c. Open of evenings till s
o'clock. Miss Steward. 16. South
Sixth. may25-6m0
NOTICE-Neff & Nusbaum's, my Mer.
chants Delivery headquarters has
been changed from 1919 to 2619.
G. E. Deem. 1t
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Call Phone 1916

secretary-treasurer. The retiring pre-
sident and secretary were Howard
Whitley of Cambridge City, and Mrs.
William Ferris, Of this place.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE-Sept. 7th. Sale be-
gins 10 a. m. Five horses, 100 hogs.
Il cattle. and farming implements.
The undersigned will sell at public
sale on farm. IL miles southwest
of Richmond known as Meek farm.
Brumfiel and Grove. thurs&mon
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Attend Mrs. Hiser's Business School.
Opens Sept. 10. Phone PITT. Soft
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FOR SALE-Farr of about 80 acres,
one-half mile from Economy, good
large house and several outbuiId-
ings. Bargain price $2.5Oo J. G. w.
Beard, Economy, Ind. 27-7t
FOR SALE-SO acres well iocated
good buildings; good fruits. shade
and water. Dandy little stock or
hog raiser's chance Price $500.
Apply to ]. E. N. Agency. over n.
9TH street.
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Texas looking after his interests there.
He has made investments there in
the sugar business.
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WANT AID
[ E 7 T E r. [ D S +

The following are replies to Palla-
dunn Want Ads. received at this Of
flee. Advertisers will confer a great
favor by calling for mail in answer
to their ads. Mail at this office up to
IL noon today as follows:
. Clerk ........
Mail will be kept for So Gays only.
All mail not called for within that
time will be cast out.
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FOR SALE

Richmond property q speciality. Por.
terrified. Kelly Blk. 9Th 4 Main.
Aug8-tf
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LOST

LOST
L0sT@Iocfet With dragon heads en-:
graved. diamond eyes, monogram
H. W.; return to Palladium. Re-
ward. 26-tf
LOST-Gold watch and fob with Fer
tilizer advertisement on fob. Re-
ward. Return to Palladium 31-2t
LOST-Mrs.. Barker lost a photo Of
her son which she values as keep
sake: lost from Catholic church to
South A, east on A to 9Th and from
9th to Main. Anyone finding same
will confer great favor upon her
II returned to her. 1-2t
LOsT-A watch fob, T. C. D. Return
to Palladium and get reward. lit
LOST-Grey striped Angora cat from
18th and Main. Reward. Lee G..
Hoover. 1-2t
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FOR SALE have a number OF i'm
proved farms, from % up to 214
acres. city property and lots: COM
mission one per cent. kaufman.
over S2S Main st. Phone 1894.
24-tf
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FOR SALE-One large steamer trunk,
one artists easel: 435 8. 18th.
20-2t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-New and second hand
buggies and carriages. Newbern's
shop, los N. 4th st. Phone 1912.
27-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Real Estate.
]. NJ. Lacey Pawnbroker. 9th and
Main. 26-3mo
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FOR SALE

Good nine room house, good barn
and fine lot in desirable location.
Good reason for selling. Address"Y"
care Palladium.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Work Of any kind by ex.
p6rienced woman: call 233 s. 3rd.
.ts. 3O-2t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Sisters hair grower, soc SIZE. s
Sisters hair grower, s size. "a
SCOTS Emulsion, SOC size ...... a
SCOTS Emulsion, 81 size ..s
Cuticura Resolvent, SOC size. 80. 4
Cuticura Resolvent, 81 size ....... a
Bucklin s Aruics Salve .......... i
Sloan 8 Liniment, 25c size .....I
Sloan S Imminent, SOC size -. a
Eagle Condensed Milk ..,..1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake City of the luten-
tion os such council to make the follow
ing described Improvement. to wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitrifled pipe eight (S) inches in diam.
eter in Gregory court. connecting with
the main sewer on State street between
Sixth South and Seventh South streets
in sewer district No. 2. and defray the
abutters' portion OF the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at four hundred thirty
ESQ 97) dollar per front or linear foot OF
abutting property. there being AS fee.
sbutting said improvement. by a local
assessment upon tho lots or pieces OF
ground within tho following described
district being tho district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement
namely:
The south side OF the north SO feet o..
the west 1875 feet; the south side OF the
north 101 feet of the west i5 feet Of the
cast 12o feet: the north side Of the south
1865 feet; and the north side of the south
so feet Of the west los feet OF lot 7.
block Il. plat A. Salt Lake City survey
All protests and objections TO the car
rying out OF such intention must be r-e-
scented in writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description OF property TO the
city recorder before tho 2sth daS
OF November. 1910 being the time sci
by said council when II will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order Of tho city council Of Sal,
Lake City. Utah.
Dated October 10, 1910
3. s. RIyES. City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 2So. tl033
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
London's Most Ancient Relic
Bastion Fifteen Hundred Years Old

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
LONDON. Nov. 19,-Relentessly the
hand OF The undermining city planner is
being laid on London today. Yet, with
all the change. there is a newly acquired
regard for historic bits of ancient city
buildings redolent OF the traditions OF
bygone age Hitherto. while the
Transformation from old TO new was
more gradual. the qbliteration was more
complete Many traveller. Bacdeker IN
hand. searches nowadays for historic
remnants in vain. In similar fashion.
sections of London's ancient Roman wall
have been uucarthed. talked about: and
then bull, over, But now. with a fore
thought seldom seen in British Official
the general postoffice authorities have
shown a greater care OF an interesting
relic
IN 10 last year there stood just in
the city hard by the general postofhce
one of England's famous old schools,
FpoHn as ChrSt's hospital. or The
Biue"ost School"--tlic latter title because
cf tho distinctive garb Of the students
Then the growing postal business called
for office extensions. the scloo, site Was was
In the country. and Christs hospital
came under the tools Of the house
breaker Presently the Workmen came
upon length Of the old Roman wall.
extending thirty yards or so to Alders-
gate street To have preserved all that
would have disturbed The plans for the
Ipn1uall0nS, so tne rcllc nln to 50, eA-
copt for massive old bastion on the
Gilispur street side. This fifty feet
section has now been enclosed by the
office OF works in conjunction with the
Society OF AntiqIsries. in a subterra
mean cell. III by electricity. so that visi-
tors may see just what manner of walls
they built In the Roman days about
fifteen hundred years ago.
AS in the ancient Roman castles or
encampments still seen UP and down
England the material of the wall is OF
J<entish rag stone. supported by heavy
Roman bricks. with bands OF red tiles
This bsstion marked the angle OF the
wall where il turned down TO New Gate
and thence on to Lud Gate. The only
other bastion remaining is at the cor
ner of the graveyard at St Giles
church. Crippcgate. but II does not show
TO such advantage. In various cellars
or the city buildings other sections Of
the wall have been worked into the
foundations of modern buildings. Cen
orally speaking they are about nine feet
thick and the preservation justihes the
expert comment that the Roman mortar
was SO firm and hard II WAS more likely
that the stone itself would break and
give way than the mortar. Some OF the
best OF these underground specimens
were found in America square. so called
because of the colony. Of American mer-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

A rug which lasts for years and never loses
its first charm of color and weave.
There is nothing that has grown 80 much in pop
ular favor as rugs. To supply this increasing
demand we have Just put in an unusually largo
assortment of the fine Bigeow Administer rug
The best in America. Every one of these
rugs has the name stamped on tho back OF it.
We have very large variety of patterns
9x12 foot rugs, &02 *
next week special. ..... -. PASea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Mistress Ruth WHY'S, usually serene
and smiling, wore look of troubled
contemplation one bright, crisp day
in October. 1857. And was there NOT
enough TO bring serious thoughts and
even frowns? Was she not loyal
daughter of the fair colony OF Con.
necticut-a colony with the broaaes'
and freest charter given To any ne0-
ple speaking the king s EnglishF Wltn
fheir charter gone, the future looked
dirk indeed. She had that very morn
ing heard Samuel Wyllys, her husband,
talking with his father, treasurer of the
commonwealth as his father had been
before him. They knew. And the
charter itself was held for satckeeping
in their house, the WHY'S S nome, Tor
nearly fifty wears. Aud the men were
going 10 give it up without n struggle:
She could not understand 1T, Oh. IL
she werc but a man, For second time
that morning she stole INTO her hus.
band s room aud glanced al the locked
door Of his oaken chest. as if TO assure
herself that the precious document was
safe. For had not her father-ln'iaw
said that as long as that document could
be held on Connecticut sol 1T was stun
their charter even though its prov Vlslons
he overrideu or ignored for n time, by
force or violence Then it was that
there came over the face of Mistress
Wyllvs something that cleared away the
frown, but left a heightened color in
her cheeks and 2 brighter look i'll her
ewes.
Stir in the Town,
There was an unwonted air that day
in the little town of Hartford. The
streets were filled with people--country
folk In homespun and townspeoplc
gravely serious. There were gathered
members of the general court and other
colony and town officials. farmers. and
tradespeope, On the lane leading up
10 the meeting house. which would now
be called the capitol. were drawn up
troops. and at their head pale and scri-
Gus. sat Governor Robert Treat, Up
the Boston and Hartford road there
came the sound of martial music. and
soon, riding along the route over which
Pastor Hooker had led his little flock
half a century before, came a cav
alcade in scarlet and gold, with pomp
Gus Sir Edward Andros, the whilom
governor Of New England at its head.
All knew that this naughty, dark faced
man from Massachusetts WAS couc to
carry away the charter which Charles
". had given them through John Win
throp twenty five wears before.
The spirited horse which bore Cover
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per of his mon, who remembered Cap
tain Andros at Saybrook. some years
before. and had as little respect for
him as a man as they had liking for
his errand today.
"Your excelIency,' he said, suavcly,
ct shall consider il An honor TO hold
the rcins Of so magnificent an animal
-
"He is the best blood in New Eng.
land answered Andros. proudly, never
feeling the slight of the remark.
"Yes,o intcrposed Governor Treat.
always conclliatory, rs he extended his
band in greeting to his superior, Hand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

1t was at this time when Lieutenant
Wadsworth was approached by black
boy and told that he was wanted at
the home of Samuel Wyllys, proml-
nent citizen, whose father was treas
urer of the commonwealth and had been
its governor. At the Wyllys house he
found his brother and Nathaniel stan
lev. officers Of the general court, in
mysterious conversation with Mistress
Wyllvs. They had come to fetch the
charter. Governor Treat had advised
that il be given up peacefully in ac-
rordancc with the orders of the king.
The charter was carried TO the tavern
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in the building during Governor An
dros g stay. and was not even under
suspicion, and no one in the building
was known to have left it. So Andres,
again discounted, went back to Bos
ton.
And Mistress Ruth Wyllysf Oh she
went on her serene and smiling way as
usual, seeing her husband succeed his
father and grandfather as treasurer Of
the colony, nm office which was held in
the family for period Of ninety seven
Vnnrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

indicated by the names OF the gates Civ
ing access to the main streets-Aldgatc,
Bishopsgate. Moorgate, Crlpplegate. AL
and BnlinGsgaLe: AS the growing rraf-
iic OF London found these gates an OBJ
struction. most OF them were sold In
1860. Newgate, the last survivor, was
demolished by the Gordon rioters In
1880
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

chants who prospered there IN days gone
by. 1t is hard by the Tower Of Lon
don.
has a taste for subtcrrancau exploration
may walk on the actual ramparts where
Roman sentrles tramped by night TO
All told. the Notifications were Just over
three miles long, the route being plainly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that a specIp
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Orient
Mining company will be held at the office
of Powers g. Marioheaux. Nos. 202-201
Herald building. Salt Lake City. Utah
on 9a,o friday, dinc, Inc -nd gay o. , December
ton of such business as the stockholders
may Sesire 10 bring before the meeting.
O. W. POWERS. President.
.ee tlls9
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Our Pioneer Mothers

you have tho bolcst blade and the best
soldier in Connecticut to hold him -
After tho formalitics had been com
plcrcd and the company dismissed, An
dros and his suite, with Governor
Treat and his staff, and tho members
of the general court, passed into the
council chamber to carry out the bust
ness upon which Sir Edmond had come
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nor Andres was too restless to allow of
his dismounting and he called to Lieu
tenant Wadsworth, who was IN com
mand of the little troop out to receive
the governor and his staff.
Lieutenant, detail Il man TO hold my
horse until my orderly comes for him. -
Lieutenant Wadsworth knew tho tenn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
Soncn | SGrcn.
6n M grtifel af Taitor Sod.

S en- artifeI / o6pns Gi0en6e"
al 10. ang. retter 9aitor 8. S.ao6,
Soenie, ct ifarpt angreb moo @ene.
rnl 3uren, for6i oenne ifglee .aal-
borg Stiftstioenoe"s Heferat oeo
Steofeiten / aaIborg uotnlte ON
6ortiOens Gefrutuooannelie: Ser
bIeo banoet liot imelem. 0u er
6nnoen oeo at eaa i aloiter, foroi
Der life mere er grug for bam.
Sg oengong funoe Der goot ponfe
ct Sabelbug ooer Gn0en, noor oct
life 9if fpif uof. gu forosmmes
ben gammeIoags 6acon. Oct moa
ouigebel life BABE o9ret iaa galt
meo Retohen, iioen 5 eamIe Sol
batter er blepen iaaonnne aarle."
FaitOr Sod peaer poo, at oct er
neutrality-suspicious. i S9ren itrengt
forbuot at bnnOe / 8ieneiten. Smio.
lertio ier man MI, ~ifriper Haltoren,
en- af bore @eneraler, Der | em.
BEDS Weofsr er iat til at oaage ooer
efterIeoelien al bette 5orbuo, no.
trDffe I'm loDale 5sleIie operior BET
poa opennRnnte mprfelige Mao0e.
Men en0nu mere greIt blioer oog
GorboIoet, noor man buffer, at II
Gage fsrt General Sltren TRENTON
meo fine notaIeIier, boooe 6orioars.
miniiteren iagt: Seq oil life tooIe
Toabeo oe Goer."
9oitor Sod mener, at nlminoe.
Iiee chile 5olf life fan opfutte @e.
neral Gurens Orb o~noerleoes END
iom en- Snnn, ilpneet Miniiteren
lige | aniietet.
@nboi0ere uotoler 9rniten at
8iifop Wsl1er, Der Dor til Steoe
peo Den n9bnte Set, bur6e bane neo.
Iogt Zen aloorlig 9roteit moo @e.
nerolens uguoeliee Orb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

S @olluno, boor &irfen unoerfo.
ties en- mere alminoelig Sitanoiet'
telie, baaber mar at foo 9oorne.
reiit poonp; oct itprteOe iammen foi
co. 100 gor iioen.
6n fGf Yisc. S @inter fit Der
13-oorige 8bpra Hamiing, Dottel
al asbmon0 Eb. Staining i Garbus
&eoningsmeOaillen for at baoe req
BET en- ippnolorenoe fra at oritfne
.iSornDIia bar 8bpro III. D4orbus
Stiftstioenoe" after pit Jig JON er
fef og mooig 9ige, i0et bun bur
reooet en- Sfolefammerot, Der bouOt
oooet Jig for lanet no fra @aOean'
Italten og bar ner oeo at orufne.
90 9renge rcbbeoe. 5iifefutteren
oMnngen" inofom Monong 4ften
ben Is. Nlug. Spenborg 9npn meo-
bringenoe to 3renge, iom en- onoen
SHUTTER baooe optaget fra en- 8ram,
Der par funoet oripenoe / Seen.
De to 0renge er flpgte6e fra 5lof-
febier9 og bar paa 9piten mellem
Sfelifsr ogaorser l%tiaoIet enBram,
bOormeo De er eaaet til Ses. De er
biemmeb6renoe benboI0spis / 9s.
benbonn o9 8i6org.
Sl1oningerne paa Nmaeer. Yaa
SlpoepIaoien paa amager bleo Ser
Den 10. Aug. foretaget 5lpOninger
af Geoeritrem og Sbornp. Ge0er-
itrgm flei 9anen runot u @ange /
Is Wfinutter og gif berpaa otter op
og moneOrere0e | forifeQige Sping-
nin9er runot poa 9anen / 81 Mi-
n%utter. San Hog ianleoes Sbeno.
lens Heforo for Notwithstanding.
8bornp flsi nogle Smgange / 40
Meters Seioe.
50 8aaroc brGnbt. Zen t6. qua.
oplto0 Ser SID / @naroeier SIR. 9p-
0ers @ooro poa 2fsen0rup Morf,
foranleoiget peb, at en- aarl / Ga
Sen nffnrpAp Of Sf1t0 nnn0 pr Gfnf
Spurne. 9eGe @aor0en ne0brpn0te.
en @ris o9 noget 6ierfrG inoe-
brpnote. Get meite Sn0bo bren6te.
SIoen forpIonte0e Jig til Sans
6anien airts @aor6, Ser ligele6es
neobrenote. Ser brenote set meite
Snobo.
Gn GGp iom 8inbc6nno. sos
Slagter 2orien, Sennum peO Gon-
oers, iiaar en- Geo tsiret iom@ooro-
buuo.
On 4%itenen, naar aft eQers er
title, fan man ie ct Bar 6unoe og
NiffeI lege / beoiteSoritaaelie Selp
S6niene ooper Jig fr9ft inc / Gen.
fen til MiffeG, iom ifIe. 0gonO.
DBL" iiooer og iliffer fig ON Mnn-
Sen, men lar Semen goa.
Sposfnlo. aunitmaIer 9.@. Mel-
Ter er forle0en afganet oeo 0soen i
aoloing, bnor ben eamle a1initner
| en- H9ffe Iar bar boet bos Tin
SsIter, @nfefru Saas. Gen afos0e,
Der nar bsoitum, bar iflg. Sob.
Gn." en- flor fnnitneriif 8egapelie
og bar I9rlig malet en- Itor Gel @l.
tertooler, Ser bill bepure bans Noon
mob 8lemiel.
SparefosiefulOm9gtie, Baron
Marimilian Smerbaus 9~artbanien
er / 5slee vRoroipl." eiter ct for
tere Spgeleie afeaoet oeo OGDEN
en- SLIDER Of 38 @ar. Gen afosoe,
Der par en- Ssn Of @eneralmoior
Sartbauien, bar / 16-t7 Nlar be-
ret nniat / 4nIborg 9ps og Omeens
Sporefosie, boor ban bar i9roeles
ifdttet paa @rlino al i'm Sampittie-
beOsfnlobeo og Gpgtigbeo. San ef-
terIooer iig gnfe og 8 Born.
Gm Storf paa Sbgcbmiet. On
Storf, Der forleben oar iaa ubeloig
at flpoe imoo Selefontraaoene og
berpeo fit oct enc Ben ilemt Be.
ifnoiaet. bleo al en- bebiertet Mano
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