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rtsnus,fipI sheet bS sheet. 10 the ZOO r1-r~
it lev in = disnrdcrcd 1csp. trswrIcd upon O., h.r
A ne owed about ths platform The rurip
hunter. Sstchei ~ Nhsn me snc-rh wss ende &
end M great 'hronz VA IeaNIrg thry made =
rush Tor " snd fairly fought To- y, ro--es,i1r
one hig man got Two Sheets and = messenger hu,
gof oEe Thc NtHr fcIluv vas tgrAIng NJ. IN Ms
porLet Nnsn one ~ fNus. Wa hsi not r-~u 'pr
rurate enough Co Got wen = scrap ~ M paprr
sAid
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show re ne dollar ne hu, -rrHst Tho
neNt instant ne deal gas closed
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The Hon. HoSEY FITZGERALD. Mayor
of Boston. will have only one difficulty IN
his campo On to make Boston the leading
city of the United States" Every com
munity IN the Bay State is dying to enjoy
the pure. inexpensive and efficient gov
eminent with which the Little General
has blessed Boston. Worcester IL as eager
as Shsll-l Go Naked: Provincetown joins
Pittsfield in yesrning for the happy day
II union under the benefcent rule ~ Mr..
FITZGERALD. The enthusiasm il so gen
eral that IL may have to he repressed. n
repressed IL can he. Otherwise Massa 70
chu-etts will 20 out ~ business and Great
Fitzgeralda take it, place
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To rHE ENRON ~ TBE srN->r Ter.
mt me to suggest that the palindro-e
quoted Nv vour New Maven correspopdent
Italian m la>' SUNDAY So" - No.
dlstich- hut single line - fctsrs'si
Ner-s written originally
IN g'rurr Iuus noc'r scce ~ ,0usunlr4f g.
u - indeed an ~Itraor1inarv Inc e'7s-
ciailv hon ~ consider that 80 au'h0' ~
Seve'h tho tradition. ~. rs'l"r' m nd
nous. 7
Nv NorE Septerher
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North .,er.., poIL Rh,m-

To- IpirOr ~ THF So -" ~
I atm and les. Greek have 7 7ut = co. -
cept folklore here - a north leT-av z'T
Hsrc.. - ne rov-r th,' blooms 80 N'''
Wrre.s - me TAD VITA Erss-y r.N'7- 49,
Ueres - me girl maj jumps -f'S 20
r, rlssp me hsnd ~ th- -s'lr0sd r7-. 3
M.NnMnn " Va samantha = ~
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Doesat Want Mach

To rHs IrTToE ~ THr ~rN rs,s 10
ridcd 70 ge' married ~ non An nnd woman vhp
= awlAhle be- .tiful cheerful DOME. treated 80
~tcnI Trans gentle healthy 'Fliersuai flsi !. nd
leo, inE model nAtlra' nbei,@p'. pausn'. aur'
rsrouaL ,lmTis, trrIsG'ul. uniform. ,trprrIs
VcaithS SaI'nous. 'ielItnC. rrai1"s
NV NrEE Srpt-mb.r Is
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TiTHER PROI rs rItNIr,
me PolySiet AsaSemi-aans sun Bu,, VI
Their .loytal T..n

To rHE LoIToR 90 rHE SIS -S,y -.
i've the ltouters speaking - orr.',
French poems. how about thsse
TANrAfsiH
n i'tais roy. Chioris. "a serais rein. s'--
Ton tres loyal suie'. ma belle N. 7.r "a p,
&c serAlt amusant' Tout mon pays. "a Co..
DeViendTAient tes iouiogt rlus a. d,,fi %, a.
Que ton caprice. toi, Dc mutt 81 f..y
Ia musiaue ou IA dans-. ou hi~a r7,o- rs,~,
Guide par 10 hautbols ia GENT 'rp4ss4>-.
out chantsralt dies gestes ds MGR - f- r,.,
~ l'etais row
On rartrai' en EuerTr. On tcntra' 4-s ,o..-...
Toujolrs fetes, toll-s ErAnds - bean, -
tours
\ ton plaisir ~ auras 81. bier si-.- ro.-a,.
lAsSee Dc tout au grand sclr bl-l r-,- =, ..
amour
Autsnt quu 10 rlAlrai' nuiinr A. 7...
~ etsis roy
GLoEGE ALLAN T>r',N,
BHTANrs PoND. Ne september %
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. n-,opotsm,a~ RuraIupil,,.r

NrhIi ~ fdnexssr nthbisi ErAss
~ M "ni' high u'y's rur. vn~ rra~tIs-D
hs~L - me Irnf. NJ rri-d
Hsrrvt'h ne snirrt 90 me mere nrearh-rs Of
the cult
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Wales will have a celebration nj Its owl
next year after King GEORGES coronation
While awaiting the disestablshment Of
the Church in the principality and hoping
for home rule later Il will be gratlfied by
the solemn investiture in his ONCE 81 the
new Prince 81 Wales. a ceremony that has
been left unobscrved for centuries. The
movement for its revival began in Cardiff
which IN It's modern prosperity rather
looks on itself a. the whole 81 Wales then
other Cars put in their claims Carmsrthe
CarnaTvon and 30 on King ARTHUR's
Caerleon did not. perhaps because British
legends are too remote from Guelphs and
Wettiners
King GEORGE has very sensibly picked
out for the scene Of the inve>titune Car
narvon. where the first Prince Of Wales.
EDWARD Is luckless son. was horn.
Though u - associated with the conquest
NJ the Cymri by the English. Welshmen
generally have acpue-c'>d m the fitness
~ the choice. even those 81 disappointed
Cardiff. Young Prince EDWARD will take
his Tart in the pageant IN the birthplace
~ his first namesake IN the ONCE and all
who look on II will wish HIM and Great
Britain more fortunate life and reign
than that 81 EDWARD Of Clrnarv0n.
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The saw anes River and LAR, Nar,,.. =.

To TBE ENRON oF THE Sr> >i- v,,...
rrout's Picnic ought to includs -. c.,
de Wexford y des annse- .iu d ,,.,
-ommes pas vus. Larry MacGe~ Inn.
lie Ia Rivi"re Suwanee. hut nov ,onir.h I.
the last TWO only a sample. rather fro,
each
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Men occur endure un v1ai MART.
rartout on me norten' nes rss
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IN dt qus d. demon ie suls 10 nls ain
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femme
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Auerr>
Tout I,illas ,n' dancer IN ~ an ~ -.,,s
Pour celehrer IN, men disni iArry Ms-t-.
learned professor NJ dlsrtnsu,A.4
seminary IN translatinz Canon ~hsshsr,
Nv New Curste did his bes' % I'm ~.
immortal ehIsions MO Fren,n
CHTsTTT. Ssp'"wh her a. ~
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
JUST LIKE IT
WAS TN
OKLA.

Special by United Press.
Phoenix. Arizs Nov S. Immediately
after today's session Of the consutu-
tional convention was opened a heated
discussion arose over the question OF
incorporating the initiative and refer
endum in. the constitution.
The republican delegates threaten
that President Taft will reject the con
stitution il such provision is inserted
They also declare that it, IS contrary
to the federal constitution ana is a vio-
lasion of the republican form Of gov
ernment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
. Palace of T'ine''
Next Week

The United Charities have about
completed their preparations FOR THE
Palace of Time, which is To open next
Thursdas November 10th, and last
three days being open every day from
2 O'clock Ia the afternoon until ID
o'clock at night
Ben Johnson has donated his build.
ing, formerly occupied By the Phillips
music store, next door to claycomb &
Anderson's furniture store, ami here
the fair viii be held.
This viii be quite the most attractive
affair Of the kind ever given in Chicka-
sha and the charities hope to realize a
large sum towards the building Of their
hospital
Many Of the retail as well as the
wholesale merchants Of the city gave
the ladies the names of the manufac
Mrers ana iobbers they do business
with. ana letters were written q al
these houses, asking for any sample
goods or ANYTHING they might wish to
send, although there have been many
refusals, the response has been unpre-
cedented and every day, by freight.
mail and express the goods arrive in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
STACEY ON STATE
QUESTION NO. |


VIM Stacey. secretary Of the local
board Of education today made the fol
lowing statement in regard to state
question no which is 10 be voted
upon next Tuesday
IN regard to the proposed amend.
ment to the constitution whereby the
taxes collected from public service cor.
porations operating in more than one
county for the maintenance Of schools
WIN be paid into the state treasury
and distributed among all the school
districts in the state instead of being
used, as al present. BY the districts
where such property is located, / wiII
saw that personally / am not ID favor.
Of the change Senator Russell. the
author ofthe bill, at a meeting with our
board yesterday converted some Of our
members TO his theory and raised seri.
ous doubts in the minds OF Others. To
me. however. his arguments are more
fanciful than real His figures are
largely based on supposifion. / am dis
posed to class the plan with the same
authors New Jerusalem capital scheme
simply beautiful dream. The diff
cult mathematical question in the case
is, how can the 20 per cent or districts
which now have the use OF this tax
be beneftted BY dividing with the 9th.
er eight per cent NJ the state under
The same system OF taxation? Ii the
constitutional change pro
yided for a new system Of taxatIod
whereby Tar larger amount in taxes
could be- collected from these corpora.
tions there would be something to com
mend it to the voters in the districts
having this class Of property. but Il
does not simply provides for dividing
the tax collected under the present sys.
tenn. The assessed valuation IN the
chiclsasha district OF the class Of prop
prty 70 be affected by the change
amounts to SSl2,aoo. I may be mis-
iaken' but with the light have ny adj
vice to the voters Of chickasha would
be to hold on 70 the present system
lnnl something more tangible than
Senator husseil's plan Is presented f
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05

from whole cases down to single sam
pies. The merchants themselves have
also donated many beautiful and use
ful articles, 50 the Palace Of Time
bids fair to Do a most attractive place
to shop.
an scrts Of voting and guessing con
tests haze been arranged. The one at
present arousing the most interest Is
an unusually attractive afternoon
gown, donated by the Banner store to
be given away TO chickasha's most
popular lady The votes on this viii
be five cents each and many Of Chicka-
sha's leading society women have sig
nitied their intention Of winning this
exquisite gown.
The booths Will represent the months
Of the year and there is much secrecy
among the ladies in charge as to the
decorations and surprises to be found
therein. The most attractive society
girls viii pc in costumes appropriate to
each booth, and various good things to.
eat win be served
Sweet music, both vocal and instru-
mental, win be heard all during the
afternoon and evening and best Of all.
admission viii be free.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
BABY SHOW
NEXT SAT.

o. Saturday afternoon. November
~ from : until 9 al THE Palace Of
Time ihe advertised baby show win
be pulled of BY the United Charities.
The votes win h4 one cent each. lnd
the baby receiving the most votes viii
~ awarded $40 II gold
Babies under three years Of age will
be allowed to compete and thar it viii
be beautiful sight cannot be aaes-
toned.
The entrance Zee for each baby viii
be ten cents which viii entiile the
baby 70 ten votes
Admission free.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
VOCAL SOCIETY MEETING.

The chickasha Vocal society will
meet Monday evening at the AIetho-
dist church. Prof. Greene would like
to meet all the members who have not
had their voices tested at his studio
in Corkhill's music parlors on Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
X. C. BANDITS
Are BOLD

Special by United Press
Kansas City Mo-, Nov. 5.-During
the noon hour today three bandits en-
tered the Daniels iewelry store in. the
heart Of the business district, over
powered the clerk and rchbed tbS.
store Of several hundred dollars worth
Of valuabIes.
While making their escape the ban
dts held up at the point Of their guns
a score Of pedestrians who attempted
70 block their way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05

As Lee cruce sees II the issue be
fore the voters next Tuesday Is sim
ply whether the fight FOR good govern
ment IN Oklahoma which was begul
three years ago shall 20 on or tn,
state shall so back 10 The conditions
beFore statehood
This iight Is only begun Practic
ally all that We have fought for Is tied
up in the federal courts and must be
threshed out during the next foui
years. declared AIr crnce,
Comparing the democratic and re-
publican platforms and showing where.
y his own ideas diner from those 81
Mr McNeal. bis opponent, before 4
large audience at the New star theater
this afternoon unequivocally voiced his
opinion on All Issues. closing With the
declaration which he irss made Ii his
Fairfax speech. IL am elected COVER
nor, Lee Cruce win be governor He
said be had made no promises 10 any
man and nothing would swerfe him
from the path Of duty as he saw Il.
Mr.. cruce was due 10 arrive az g.40
but failed % reach here tnI 1856. he
was met At the train by Chairman
Bishop, Secretary Miller. Mayor I'd.
wards, Sheriff Louthan, Col. IKE Cloud
and other prominent democrats and
was taken at once % the New star.
To reporter Mr. cruce expressed
the opinion that his majority next
Tuesday win BE- 10000 provided run
vote Ii cast
Reford Rond introduced the distln.
Ruished anaAAer na short speech fuil
~ eloqGenee.
Mr. cruee aeESafed that he always
liked to kno~ 10 advance whom he
was talking ID, and therefore he would
ask bis hearers "a Indicate their poilt
cal affiliasion bs raising their hands. To
the republican, who wege present be
then declared that Il they expected him
20 abuse their party Or them for being
members Of #. they wohld be soreiy I
disappointed He declared his policy
was 70 appeal 70 the better judgment
of men and lay before them his ag.
gnmant and position and then take Up
and compare that position with she AZ.
titude of TIE republican organization
In Oklahoma
He asserted that there is az this
time being uagsd the most sigantIc
struggle ever fought ont ii the repub
llcan party d the nati0n Il IS BAL
ne for control oi party destiny. Oh
one side struggling for mastery ap
pears the -ssandpat leaders, Speaker
Cannon and Senator Aldrich. seeking
10 perpetuate the control OF thelr party
by the special Interests On the other
stands the idol Of republican progress
sives, Theodore Roosevelt, backed up
with such nosables els Senators clapp. +,
Beveridge Brlssow. Nelson ana host
of others
~ friends Of The republican party
Iu Grady county ! ASK yon Il you have
observed lhai not single progressive /
republican leader has come 70 Okla
loma to assist your party Ia this fight ,
Theodore Rooseeslt spoke in every
state that touches Oklahoma save
Texas. He spoke IN Missouri in Colo /
'ado, IN Arkansas, in Kansas but he /
'efused to come 10 Oklahoma You {
ave probably noted the plaintive ap- Q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
NO SPEAKING TONIGHT.

On account Of the cold weather the
meeting Of democratic candidates
which was announced to be held on
the street this evening has been can
celled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
Teddy Avoided the
Crowd in Chicago
specIal by unIlea Press.

Special by United Press.
Chicago, Nov Wearied by his
strenuous campaign in Iowa Gel. Roose.
veil here today avoided popular
demonstration A big crowd greeted
him At the station but they failed to
see him until the train was pulling
out.
Roosevelt win deliver the principal
speeoh ef lhe ohie campaign today ii
cleNeland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
SUICIDE OVER
LOST FORTUNE

Special BY United Press.
St. Louis, Mo. Nov. Failing to re-
gain lost fortune Of $4,000, chas. w.
Ager OF Columbus, Ohio. swallowed al
cohol and carbolic acid.
He was found dead in his room
mere. Ager left a wife and child in
Columbus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
SHALL REFORM CONTINUE
In OKLAHOMA?

peal sent up BY your chairman, jim
Harris, o Senators Bristow, Nelson,
4 Cummings. GOV Hadley Of Missouri
and other progressive leaders, asking
! them to come to Oklahoma, You have
observed also that none OF them re.
sponded. They all pleaded other en-
/ lgagements. Why2 Because none Of
these progressive republicans can
swallow your platform. a platform that
is the most complete and abiect sur
render 10 corporate control than any
ether document drafted BY a republican
party west Of the Mississippi river this
yeaF.
The speaker then referred to the h
Tor lack 81 the Oklahoma republican,
platform 70 guarantees protection To the.
constitution, insisting that there was
not word Of commendation for the
organic law or a word Of hope to the
people he asserted Thar The whole
platform Of the opposition this year IS
dlylded into three parts, TRADE Of
abuse Of Gov Haskell. condemnation Of
the election laws and eans,re ~ 81
penses OF government and high taxes.
he declared that If Joe afcNeal. or any
other republican. could show him 4
single state under republican conirol
hat has less Der caplta tax for state
governmental purposes than oklaboma
he would seiire from the race and
glYe McNeal clear field.
Referring 10 the attitude Of McNeal
toward tha corporations biz exposed The
Guthrle bankers record as bonds
man FOR ihe santa ~ railroad ana then
declared AicNeal declares that there I
is nothing - this making 81 bonds;
that everybody does II that Cruce
has been making bonds FOR the Santa
down at Ardmore regularly Now, my
friends that statement IS either true
or i Is false Uncle Joe could have
determined rs truthfulness before mak-
Ing the charge Listen 70 me say
that i Uncle Joe or any other man
can shaw that Lee cruce ever sign a
bond for the Santa he railroad. on
any other railroad Ia Oklahoma or out
ol Oklahoma, at any time, will with
lraW from the race Il he viii with
ifaw in ease he finds that ! am telling
he truth
Speaking oi lhe clements that ~ u
make np good citizenship. AIr cuce
ilead for Algher regard for the bal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
CruCe Declares Issue
Is Good Government

given oyations Hundreds Of republi-
can come TO him daily to pledge their
confidence and support.
Al the conclusion Of the address Mr..
cruce and party We're entertained at
dinner at the residence Of r. E Rid
die. Mr. cruce speaks at Pauls Valley
tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05

APPEAL
DENIED

7T7TTdT Nv U1ITFu FTess.
London, Nov. 5.-The appeal Of DR..
y Il cripDen, convicted of the murder
q bis wife, Belle Elmefr crippen. was
today dismissed W the court of crimI.
lual appeals
cflppen must meet death On the gal
lows next Tuesday unless the home
secretary interferes. which IS consid-
cred most unlikely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
~uNcLE SAM" DEAD.
scial by United Press.

: Special by United Press. 4
: Tuscon, Ariz. Nov. 5.--In al I
: most abject poverty William :
: Smith, famed all over the country :
: as the origianl impersonator of =
: the character Of Uncle Sam. =
: died here late last night at the =
! age of9l. =
: :
: !. = = I = > I 4 = = !. ! 4 j ].
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
- $50 @@4 A&@@
WEATHER FORECAST.

y For Oklahoma Tonight and I
> Sunday fair and colder: freezing !
: in north portion sunday fair and 7
, warmer 4
> %t4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
LOVE AFFAIR
CAUSE OF
KILLING


: = = = + = = = : *#4% ! : I
: :
: Special BY United Press. :
! Durant Okla. Nov Lion !
: crabtree was fatally stabbed BY :
: Joe Ray, near Frenchtown south :
+ west Of this place last night :
: The young men were rivals in :
: love affair. Both belong to :
: prominent families :
: Ray fled to Texas. :
: :
+ =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
Democracy's United Effort.

bemocracy's United Effort.
Election day in Oklahoma win find
"a united democracy. Probably never
before has the party presented a more
formidable 'front.'
Since the primary democrats hava
put aside personal ana local dilFarences
and have joined hands for statewide
party success, with the result thas paf.
t Wines are casaented and there Is eot
ripple Of discord tn the ranks ana
not a iarring note 10 diapel harmony.
On the other hand repnblicanism in
Oklahoma today faces the crisis Of it's
formidable existence. with its battle al.
ray discrganized and With insurgency
and discomfort tearing the party organ
ization to pieces. Circumstances in OK
lahoma within the past month have
contriyed to place the republican party
upon the rocks Of disaster. insurgency
first divided the organization, and
body blow was given the party By tha
recent decision of he United States
court which refused to take jurisdic-
tion in the grandfather case. This
decision will cost republicans $4,000
votes in Tuesdays election.
With these conditions existing VIC
tory should perch upon the banner or
every democratic nominee for state,
legislative and county office.
Where the Fight Has Been.
The hardest fight Of the campaign
has been in the race for governor and
The EFFORT of the antics to secure a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
DAY NEAR
CRUCE THE FAVORITI
Majority May Reach 50,0OO-Demd
cratic Candidate Has Made Good
Forces Of Enemy Disorganized

Oklahoma CITY, Nov. B Today, AZ.
most On the eve of IT'S second general
election. oklahoma awaits, With expect.
ency the opening Of the polls
Headquarters Of the great political
parties, Of the prohibgieuists and ami.
.prohibitionists and OF the advocates Of
women's suffrage are deserted.
The stenograDhers have covered
their machines, and where yesterday
footsteps Of the biggest men In state
affairs in both parties echoed today the
ianitor steps as he goes about his dll,
ties, is all one hears.
Tuesday OlIahomans will elect OH.
GERS from governor to constable. A
congressional election is also to be held
and six separate amendments to The
constitution are to be voted upon.
These are the re-submission 81 Ire
questions: Womans suffrage, Bryan
election law. amendment to article ,
Of section 2, the New Jerusalem cap.
ital location question, and a provision
TO appropriate the railroad tax towards
county school districts.
Both the prohibitionists and anti-pro-
hibisionists have been busy on still
hunt and may create surprise on cleo
tion das The vomen's sufferage
has also been pushed by its
advocates,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05
Where the Fight Has Seen.

The hardest fight Of the campaign
has been in the race for governor and
the EFFORT Of the antics to secure a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-05

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