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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Odd Fellows Of Council Bluffs Plan
Big Celebration.
NINETY SECOND ANNIVERSARY
General Granville NJ Dodge VIII Pre-
side when the Omaha Odd Eel
lows VIII he Guests Of
Their NeaHaharu.

The Odd Fellows lodges OF Pottawat-
tamie county. Iowa have invited the Odd
Fellows lodges OF Douglas county Me-
braska, to go to Council Bluffs on Wednes-
dav. April Is. ana take part in the cele-
bration OF the ninety-second anniversary
OF the institution OF the order.
All Of the Odd Fellows lodges in Omaha
have appointed committees to work with
the Council Bluffs committee in perfecting
arrangements for the celebration.
The present plans are to have a parade
in the afternoon. after which a program
OF speaking and music viii be given at
Dohany's theater. General Granville NJ.
Dodge will preside over the exercises at
the theater In the evening there will be
dancing and an entertainment at the Odd
Fellows' hall
The committees from the Omaha lodges
viii meet at Odd Fellows nall next
wednesday evening at $50 p. m. to discuss
plans for this event.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
Public MausoIeusn for omaha.


Articles Of Incorporation have been filed
by THE NEBRASKA MAUSOLECM COM
PANY recently organized here and COM
posed OF some Of cur most reliable ana
enterpTising business men. This new COM
pany will have capital stock sufficiently
large to enable them to erect GRAND
COMPARTMENT MACSOLEUMS in every
city and town throughout the state Of Ne
bFaaka. under patents OF the International
and Iowa MauBOleum companies, which
viii enable the Nebraska company to have
the exclusive use in this state OF the lat
est and only sanitary devices approved BY
all Boards % Health, leading physicians.
undertakers and all thinking people VINO
are At all familiar with present condi-
tons affecting the subject. These Maui
soleums are constructed OF reinforced con-
crete. lined with beautiful marble, wherein
our departed loved ones snail have per
manent and perfsetly sanitary entombment
abovs ground.
In the next age our descendants will
wonder at the semi harbArism we now
practices in laying the bodies Of our dead
in common graves OF the earth Wisely
and potently mas it been said that the
progress OF civilization from lower to
higher levels is most surely found in the
reverence paid 20 the dead by those who
loved them in life. An overpOwering
wave OK sentiment In favor OF a more civf-
liked mode OF burial H. sweeping the
world. new ught-''M ausoieum Entomb-
ment'-is driving into Oblivion the grue-
some 20so-year-Oid savagery OF burial be-
Meath the ground.
Deep-thinking people can readily appre-
cate the tribute 10 our dead embodied in
mausOleum ent0mbmenL II eliminates the
dropping Of the coffin into the grave. the
sexton with the ready spade the agoniz-
ing grief during the first hard rain after
burial. All this has no place in today s
civilization. Two thousand wears ago, IN
the DAYS Of barbarism. those untoward
things were not repuisive but today mod
srn refinement finds them revolving
The NEBRASKA MATSOLET-M COM
PANT thoroughly convinced OF the I'M
sanitary conditions OF ground burial, have
started this great movement OF mauHolsum
entombment throughout our state. This
same mausoleum sntombment IL being pro-
vided in every state in the union within
the bohders OF America most noted GENE
teries.
offices Of the company have been sstab-
hshed IN the new Omaha National bank
building.
The officers ara gwen as n. X Burket
president: r. A. Pinney. secretary ana
GeorEe B. Darr treasurer. Other directors
are Thomas r. Matters. Fred J. Adams
Ralph <. Sunderland and DR.. John "
EOurEkv
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
DAHLMAN SETTLES BET
BY BUYING A NEW BONNET
Woman Keeps sIip since Election ta
get a spring Hat for
Easter.

Mayor pahlman has been stunE He ad-
mits II. The amount OF the sting is a 30
bonnet and the lucky person Ia Mrs. F. W.
Bartos, wife Of Senator BaFtos OF Saline
county. In company with her husband.
Mrs. Bartos called on the mayor Saturday
morning When she departed she had an
order for a brand new bonnet in her
pOckefbOok.
DahIman parted with the money for the
new bonnet with reluctance as IL recalled
unpleasant memories. when the mayor
asUired to the govern0rship Of the state.
he was very sanguine OF the vote In Ian
caster county. He whispered in confidence
90 Senator Bartos that he would carry
Lancaster county hands down.
Bet Won a new hat I carry the county.
challenged Dahiman. And to show you
what I think OF the bet. TIL agree that
whichever one OF US wins. turns the hat
over 10 Mrs Bartos
Put Il in writing said Mrs Bartos.
who was present when the bet was made
They ala and yesterday Mrs. Bartos
sprung the telling piece OF paper on Dahl
man.
Couldn't go back ON my own signature "
said Dahlman And as I don't remembaf
OF carrying Lancaster county or beinR
elected governor, guess the only thing ]
could DO was to pay"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

teaching. He cited many Instances bear
inE upon this theme
j. W. Crabtrss spoke on self-impruve-
menc
Mr.. Magss took the place Of W. T. ste
phens. who was announced TO speak He
recounted the events Of the meeting held
In Lincoln recently. when Omaha was de-
oided upon as the next meeting place Of
the State Teachers association.
Superintendent Davidson Of the Omaha
schools paid a glowing tribute to Miss
Louise Adams. formerly a teacher in the
public schools. and Miss Lucy A. Elcock.
Miss Adams died in Pittsnsid, H.. last
month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

The paper ON which this startling bit OF
Information is printed Is yellow with age
and grfmy with the accumulated soil OF
only two less than 800 years. At any rate
that's the way il looks TO the snraptured
discoverer, who forthwith sits down and
writes to some dealer IN victims. telling
him OF the possession OF a genuine old
Strad'' and asking the value Of the same.
His enthusiasm 10 somewhat dashed
when he receives a perfectly calm reply
from the dealer to the effect that II will
be impossible TO express any opinion IN
regard 70 the violin IN question without an
opportunity to examine u. II its owner
will send il on by express tprepaidD the
dealer will be very glad. and so on The
eddie owner soon sees through IT, He
promptly figures IL out that the dealer Is
going to lure him into letting a precious
old strad cut Of his hands with the evil
purpose OF substituting q modern fake for
IL - he has the price OF the journey he
wraps up his precious find. and vowtng not
to DO separated from II night or DAY, ne
carries IL personally to city dealer for
inspection.
Southern women write Of these old in
struments and timidly confess that few
hundred dollars in return would make
them richer than they have been since be-
fore the war. lust about once in a blue
moon the violin 10 old. is genuine. is a
relic from a masters hands. But more
often. alas! II was made in Germany
not 80 many wears ago and its real value
wouldn't pay for a round trip to the nearest
town. That old yellow label inside isn't
worth more than any other scrap OF paper
as proof that the violin was made by thu
man whose name II bears. Thousands Of
victims made but yesterday have the same
ancient ticket inside. Putting IL there is az
/ open custom with some foreign factories
Detroit Free Press.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

ILL ~ Goa.IR.

MnWtg CITY Gossip
The West Side school beat the base ball
team u the Highland school BY the score
ID 20 g
The women OF st. Martins church win
have a cookie sale az 80 North Twenty
third street today.
A. L. Hunter left yesterday afternoon
with his mother for Stanberry. No. Mrs.
Hunter has spent the winter with her son
and daughter-in-iaw.
The Epworth league OF the FIRST Metho-
dist church will hold a rummage sale In
behalf OF the new church at u3 North
Twenty-fourth street today.
ahe second bail OF the season Of the drill
team OF the Modern Wuodmen OF America
camp No. lpb. viii be given the evening OF
March 3. In Rushings hall
Vasili 5ava. aged g. died yesterday in
South Omaha hoar.taL The funeral will be
held This morning from Larkins under
taxing rooms 70 Laurel Hill Cemgtery.
The lnter-class basket ball championship
OF the South Omaha high school was de-
cided BY a game Friday night In which
the junior class team defeated the seniors
by ~ 20 II.
Dunoon castle No. g. ROYAL Hiahlandera.
viii Eivs a musical entertainment 20 ta
members and friends Monday evening IN
the hail, 241S y street. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The girls from the Blair High school
viii meet those OF the South Omaha insti-
tuition this afternoon in a basket bail
same at the Young Mems Christian assoc
citation gymnasium
The following births are reported. j.
LiHko. Ef r street. girl. Joseph FiRla. Hc
Twenty third street. boy; A. r. Hohsun.
es21 p street. girl Lew Rasmussen, s71s
Madison street. girl.
The members Of the South Omaha aerie
l54. Eratefnai Order OF Eagles. are eE-
paCted 70 meet SUNDAY morning e.
. OF attending the memorial service in the
BrandeiH theater, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Clan Gordon No. g, Order OF Scottish
Clans. met Tuesday evening -Four new
men were initiated and a grand evening
was spent II was one OF the best meet
ings held in many months. A new de-
pArture was a cornet solo by James c.
Lindsay, Secretary William Kennedy re-
cited. Albert Falconer danced, r. g. Wat
son and John 9. Gum sang, H. Mcbride
played a piano solo. and George ". Nc,
Dougall was on hand with the pipes.
Clan Gordon and its friends are invited 10
attend the memorial services OF the Eagles
sunday at Brandeis theater al ion a. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Beginning next Thursday evening Union
lodge No. 40 will start a series OF six card
parties. followed by dancing, 20 be held
on the last Thursday evening Of each
mouth. ending August a. Hand-paiuted
shina and other desirable prizes viii make
tire competition Interesting for players lea
the gaines. Refreshments will be- ervsd
az the close Of the card playing and dane
ing ALL follow. The committee having the
series Of games IN charge is composed OF
C. r. slinseriand. Mrs. slinEeriand and
Mrs. Walsh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
MAN LOSES THREE PURSES
CONTAINING ONE DOLLAR
HoIduB Man Gets Little Change from
the Three Money RaEs Of
Hts Victim.

p. B. Buchmore Of so South Thirty
sixth street was held up on Lenvenwurth
street between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets at 30 Saturday morning by two
men who covered him with their revolvers
ana robbed him Of three pocketbooks con-
tanning papers and checks and 81 in money
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

sunday-The building will De open As
usual from 90 o clock. Al ire VeBpaF
service al f-m Ars. q. " Garioch viii
speak ON the subject. Plain Women u the
BihieT ana Miss Jessie sChee will sing
"A social hour 70 Wnicn AL are invited
follows the service
" ednesdaY-rhe music lectures which
Thomas j. Kelly Is giving ON VI edmesdaV
mornings az ie-D are pr1TinE 10 be very
popular The subject Tor this week 5
lecture Is Two Famous song Writers
asehumanm and Schubert a comparative
study with illustrations
rhursday-At rs Rev. ID. z. Jenkina will
give an Informal lecfurc on the Geneva
Bible. This Is one Of the series Of lectures
ON How Ne Got our English Bible "
The general public Ia cordially invited 70
attend
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

The usual weekly nesting OF Aerie y
was held Thursday evening in the Eagies
club rooms Fourteenth and Harvey
streets. Past worthy President K
Fisher was in the chair Much satisfaction
was expressed al the large number Of
brothers present ana over the success OF
the memorial COMMITTEES IN securing the
BrRndeis rhealer for the memorial serv-
ices. II was urged upon all brothers to
keep the memorial services strongly in
view and do everything possible 20 secure
the brilliant audience that the handsome
new theater ana the occasion deserve.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
Modern woodmen Of Amsriea.

Modern WoOdmeR Of AmeEtcn-
The tri-ennial county camp meeting for
the selection OF delegates to the state camp
meeting at FcrmoDt will be held Wednes-
day. April s. in Modern Woodmen hail,
and will be largely attended. There are
over 5000 members OF the Modern Wood
men Of America in Douglas county. and as
the representation in the convention is
on the ratio Of one delegate Tor each
twenty-five members. the attendance will
be a representative gathering. Every city,
town and village in the county will be
represented in the convention.
B. & NJ. camp No. s45 will give an enter
tainment Tuesday evening, April T. for its
members and their friends. Preparations
are being made to make the affair a not
able one. state Deputy Head Consul z. E.
Kester viii be present and deliver an ad-
dress.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
RAISE FOR PHONE WoRKMEN
IndeDendenf Company Grants Increase
or Twenty Cents n Nay to
TnataIfera.

has been given the linemen and instaliers
Of the independent Telephone company.
The order for the raise in wages was is
sued from the office Of Lysle T. Abbott.
receiver for the company, Friday. The in
crease viii become effective april l.
Twenty men in the employ OF the company
will benefit BY the raise
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

VIENNA. March 25.-Empsror william.
Empress Auguste Victoria and others OF
the royal family who were enroufe for
Corfu. were the guests TO-DAY Of Emperor
Francis Joseph at Schoenhrunn castle. A
grand reception In honor OF the emperor
was given at noon, at which his majesty
met those prominent In the government
and the official life OF the capital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
GORDON INGRAM IS INJURED
suufb Omaha Lad RereiVss Perhaps
Fatal Hurts I'm Ggmnaatum
Accident az Denver.

Gordon ingram. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas J ingram, who recently removed
20 Denver from South Omaha was injured
In an accident AZ the Denver Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium Friday
night.
II Ii feared the young mans injuries are
fatal His sister. Mrs. Al Hunter OF South
Omaha left for Denver Saturday morning
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
BOGUS TAGS ON FlD0LES
German Factories Turning Out AN
tfaues' Ia supply the
Demand.

Every little whils somebody has heart
failure as a result Of reading about old
violins. Big prices are sometimes paid for
genuine old Instruments. Forthwith the
dazzled reader turns the place upside
down until he ends a hitherto neglected
instrument. he examines the scars. Then
he catches sight. through Ons Of the F
openings. OF an inscription a. which he
squints exCitsdly. Il is on small oblong
piece OF Daper pasted on the inside OF the
back OF the violin and is invisible except
when one peers through the opening at
the left OF the bridge The attack OF heart
failure comes then and there II he happens
to read something like this:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
HILL SAYS BUSINESS is GOOD
HafIroad MaRnnfe Calls a1 the white
House and Gives out OptI-
mIHtfs Statement.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-'sentimsnt
for reciprocity with Canada is growing
steadily" said James J. I8iIl. who was a
caller at the White House today The sub
ject is very little understood in this coun-
try as yet. but Il will be in the near future.
Business il good. There are no dark spots.
no menace anywhere so Tar as I can see
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Toasted and can be admitted by password
only. Pansy. Glover Leaf. Fern, l. n.
Collins and Nasturtium camps. The host
esses OF this occasion ara Ivy. Daisy, vio-
let, Evergreen and Holly camps. with Ms
NJ z. Morrill, as chairman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Omaha-seymour camp No. IS OF the
woodmen Of the World, will give a Dutch
lunch and entertainment for men only
Monday evening at Bartght hail. Nine
teenth and Farnam streets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
CnlfIs mi Cafarrh.

Mrs. George Parker, fl9 Water ST.,
Menasha. Wis, writes. We have used
Peruna in our family Tor number Of
years ana have found it a perfectl n
reliable medicine. IL soon rios The
system OF any traces OF "a cold and
prevents serious consequences
II began using D. for catarrh. which
bur had not been very serious unui
recently Since q have laAen Peruna
the dropping in uy throat mas 5lscon-
unued, and ms head and hose are NOT
so stopped m the morning am
piease0 Win the results. anu shall
continue to use Be- until ana entirely
rid Of catarrh.
Il heartily recommend o. az an hon
est medicine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
Independents Order Of ODD Fellows.

Independents uruer OF oua = eAAo"h.
South Omaha lodge No. 14S will put on
the third degree work tomorrow night
The Douglas County Past Officers ASSOC
citation will meet at Odd Fellows hail next
Wednesday evening.
Beacon lodge No. 20 viii have two candi-
dates for the third degree Tuesday night.
Benson lodge No. FL will confer the third
degree on four candidates tomorrow night.
The ninety-second anniversary celebra-
ton committees Of the Omaha lodges will
meet at Odd Fellows hall on next Wednss-
day evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Lillian Temple No. 1. Pythian Sisters.
will give = card party Monday evening.
March 2. at Myrtle hall Fifteenth and
Douglas streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

A card party will be given Friday after
noon by the Art club OF the Minnehaha
council, Degree OF PooohOntas. at the
Brandeis Pompeian room at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

A card party is 90 be given by Uniform
Hive No. 5, Ladies' Of the Macabees, in
Myrtle hail Wednesday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

young woman who uuQeralIuleE VIA " MT
more. Miss whitmore was recently out
OF the cast for several performances on ac-
count Of hluOd poisoning.
william Collier is planning TO appear in
a repertoire OF his former success This
he may do al the END OF his season IN
'fn Be Hanged II I Do
The run OF Arizona al the Boyd closes
with two performances today and on sun
day afternoon the first performance Of
Girls will be given. In the new bill
Miss lang. Miss Valentine and Miss Me-
smith will have the leading roles.
The curtain at the Orpheum will ring up
az SIS promptly this evening. The last
two performances OF the road show will
be presented today. The members OF the
road show declare they have enjoyed the
. week In Omaha immensely the weather
having been propiuous and business good.
Alice LLOYD viii appear at the Orpheum
I for the week starting sunday matinee
She viii bring dozen or so trunks OF new
hats ana clothes
only the performance this afternoon re-
mains o. the weeks engagement Of Ir-
wins 'Malestics' az the Gayety Theater.
Florence Bennett tthe Columbian Girl and
+ Fay and Hoilander have made a world
/ of friends Who viii pleasantly anticipate
I their return next season. Tonight the
amateurs viii hold the customary funfest
in competition for cash prizes. The new
show The Big Gaysty company opens
{ q weeks stay tomorrow afternoon.
Z YOUNGSTERS vino attend the matinee "a
The American sill witness on Of the most
. enjoy able performances on the stage In the
Metropolitan Ministries. The oldest In this
: lompaHy~or mirth makers Is only H. Zach
"a the seven uisTnbeTs sings mis- or her
aons' leading the balance OF the company.
ont the hit OF the act is undouhteiIv Miss
nooiey when she sings I'm Afraid Of tine
SIS. BlE Moon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

LONDON. March &c. Mckay Edgar
mOtorboat Maple Leaf III showed won
derful burst Of speed in a trial on the
SOlent today making t9iA knots an hour.
This Is claimed a worlds record The
Maple Leaf III took part in the mutorbuat
regatta at Monaco a year ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

A banquet 10 victorious teams will be- given
Friday a. l-@ D. m AZ Modern W00dmen
Of America nall when ths following camps
OF the ROYAL Neighbors OF America viii be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Ladies' auxiliary TO the Master Plumbers
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
Frank Norris, nI2 Farnam street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Chorus giris OF the Merry Whiri. which
is 20 be al the Krug next week, viii sell
The Bee on the street Monday Tor the
benefit OF the Child savtug institute The
Bee Will donate the papers, ana the girls
propose 90 make record IN the matter OF
street sales The entire proceeds are 70
10 be turned over 20 the fund OF the CHILD
Saving institute.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
MOVING STEADILY UP THE HILL
Twenty Per Cent Increase In the
Electrical Industry DurtnR
the Year.

While capital was very cautious during
the last year. and the iron and steel trade
below normal. the electrical industry ex-
perienced a steady and healthy growth. az
evidenced by the following comparative
figures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26


Mr John Mclaughlin. 1919 school 81,
Chicago, H.. ana his wife express their
appreciation OF the merits OF Peruna in
the following words
We are pleased Go testify as 10 me
merits OF Peruna iu cases of catarrh.
We were both troubled Rlth cutarrh OF
the head and lungs for several years. and
did not seem Go snd anything which
would benefit Us.
Finally, ON the recommendation Of a
friend, We took Perlna. and In a short
time We we're on the road 20 recovery.
Now NE keep Peruna iu me house ar
the time. and when either ~ ms contract
cold a Few doses viii SET Us ight tt
acts as a preventive or cutarrh. and is
also very fine 90 build up the strength.
We believe h. 10 be an honest medi-
cine. well worthy the confidence Of ne
sick
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
Ht3mO.Oo u6s1OO0Ol0

LoldlS u 80 90, 90 -. oa5 ot.t1
With regard TO these figures it may be
said that In a general way the growth OF
electricity In at the rate of about % per
cent per annum over a period now reach
ing twenty-five years. In the above tabis
the gain in electrical manufacture has been
taken at about 10 per cent; In electric rail-
ways at 10 per cent. which may be slightly
low; in central station work at 70 per cent
which is about right; in telephony nearly
per cent; in teiegraphy. about per cent:
in isolated plant service, nearly % per cent.
which may be excessive. but includes a
lot OF big power work. mines battleships.
etc; I'm miscellaneous service. % per cent.
which also may be high, but is likely to be
correct In other words. the largest single
item OF gain is taken at low rate. and
this would offset any excess in the smaller
gains assumed at a higher rate. The prog
ress in electro-metalIurgy and chemistry
must not be overlooked. the advances made.
by the electric vehicle must not be forgot
ten. ami there are a dozen or score OF minor
uses hardly dreamed OF a year ago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
Attractions In Omaha.

..rhe Man Who owns Broadway at
the Hramdeis
Arizona az the bnvd.
Vaudeville AZ the American
Vaudeville a. the Orphaum-
Burlesque al the Gaysgy.
Buriesuus AZ tbs Arug.
Bench show az the Auditorium.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
I'm the Stage World

young woman who understudies Vida Whit
more. Miss WhitmoTe was recently out
OF the cast for several performances on ac-
count Of blood poisoning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

Uuited Presbyterian church, SIS North
rucntv-third strast. morning and evening.
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