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Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
THE MAGIC TOUCH.

Is probably personified In modern
times by the French Method of Dry
Cleaning for fabrics. At least il
seems magical. the way in which
spots, stains, dust and CRIME disap-
pear under this method. A most in
teresting and educative visit could
be made To the Arizona Cleaning
Works, 10 note the big dust wheel
with its brushes and padded carriers.
the different chemical baths. and
various cleansing processes that the
garments are put through.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
A SPLE N D I'D
PA w N
Copyright, 1910, by the Pearson
Publishing Coy
BY ELEANOR STUART.

Well. because I'm Commissioner OF a
tented community you won't have 10
establish q residence out here 10 get
married any more than lion does be-
fore he eats man-that's one advan-
tase"
She laughed then whole-souled peal
of sound English laughter the like or
which he hadn't heard in-literally-
years; it healed inconsistencies and
spread the calm of absolute courage
through him. for sometimes there's
much more sympathy in laughter than
in tears. Il fancy you mean that I'm
gobbling you up" she said.
Swallow me whole he answered
with boys ardor, and their foolish
hands gripped each other, and they
looked long at one another as lovers
will. "Sybil," he said. in his deep
Scotch voice "true love is as rare as
true beauty, and both are Gods truth.
But who's TO 90 fetch Fedder?" he
added presently.
Naked, bronze savages were carrying
her luggage over the yeranda. and
detached being. also bronze. stood al
gaze with u valise we'll balanced upon
his shapely head.
Il brought a ring" Sybil confessed
with shamed face. but somehow |
looked 10 you for the clergyman. |
should like awfully 10 be married to-
day, ] should like it lots better than
hanging about with nun or a sick
nurse until Mr. Fodder packs up his
beetles and comes over TO marry us at
his convenience"
That's the rub" Calvin said
thoughtfully. You're the only white
woman in Madgeldar. I've been here
six and twenty months and never
saw but one other
They sat staring al one another eye
10 eye and without laughter. AT least
there's no one 10 say catty things
she said. with scared eyes and falter-
ing voice. while cheap clock licked
emphatically and the bare feet of saw
ages slapped TO and fro in the excite
ment of shifting luggage. An over
grown chicken was chased from the
yeranda making strange noises of pro-
test in its great haste and the increas-
ing heat Ii was then that Sybil spoke
al length.
My dear" she began in a voice
which betrayed increasing agitation.
don't let's wait for Mr.. Fodder TO
come to us; let's go 10 him. will you?"
It's the only thing 10 do" he an
swered slowly; its perfectly safe you
know, for We don't even tap the Null
lah's country-yes. that same Mad
Mullah OF the morning papers at
home"
1T will be less Of flag than getting
married with bridesmaids. and licen-
ses, and things" she cried excited.
In this letter" Calvin continued
thoughtfully Feeder distinctly says
that he'll be al this date in the N
gambo of Bandi with his specimens OF
bats and moths and chronological
what-not Bandi isn't so far of, Sybil:
with luck and willing nags we'll get
therein m-about midnight. Can you
ride?"
No" she said fearlessly. hitherto.
I've never had the chance"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
SOMETHING MEN OUGHT TO
KNOW

Tho man who smokes and his tribe
increases daily, is apt to be irritable
if he sits down expecting to enjoy
his after dinner cigar and finds II
is all dried out with no more taste
than a chip. This tale is written
for the express purpose of informing
him that Berryhill carries the best
brand of cigars in humidor cases.
Cigars kept in this manner retair
their moisture and flavor.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
A FARMING COMMUNITY.

Is one of the most essential things
in the upbuilding of n locality but the
farmer will not prosper unless his
products can be readily sold. In an
alfalfa country like the Salt River
Valley. butter is product on which
the rural residents depend for much
Cf their ready money; remember this
when you purchase this table necessi-
ty and try the Farmers Cooperative
Co q y. 3rd ST.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
PHOENIX FLOUR MILLS.

The Phoenix Flour Mills put out
products that appeal To- the most
fastidious taste. Their Ruby Flour
is Il bread flour and is used in hur-
dreds Of homes in the Salt River VAL
ley. Star Flour is Il special COM
bination of hard and soft wheat and
is excellent for pastry making. Use
Home Products
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
In NEW YORK CITY

You viii find Hotel Cumberland.
at Broadway and Fifty-fourth street.
near Central Park, an ideal location.
In the retail shopping and theatre
district. with the subway. elevated
and surface cars at hand. hand
some, modern, beautifully furnished
hotel with one OF the best restau-
rants in the city, but moderate In
prices. Rooms with bath. $3.50 per
day up. Harry p. Stimson. manager.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
FRESH BEEF.

That has been brought in from the
plains and especially fattened for
the benefit OF the discriminating GUS
toners who buy their meat at the
Hurley Market a window dresser
at meat house seems an unusual
thing but they have one at Hurley's
who knows how to display his wares
50 that they appeal to every house
wife Try the market with the smllax
trimmed sides Of beef in the window.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
ST. PATRIcK'S DAY.

The 18th. of March celebrated and
named in honor of 1reland's patron
saint, is due to arrive soon and the
Miller Sterling Co. have prepared a
number of appropriate souvenirs for
the occasion. Booklets and cards
just the things for mailing 10 absent
friends. Illustrated and containing
the most fascinating sentiments and
JingleS
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
BROTHERS UNITED.

PEABODY. Kas.. March lS.-Thos.
and William Gilman. brothers. who
had not seen each other since they
were children 40 years ago. met by
accident at a railroad station here to-
day. The two We're waiting FOR -
train and casually entered into con-
Nersation.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
THE GRiEBEL GROCERY.

Sells all manner of staple and fancy
groceries and guarantees that
the prices Will always be reasonable
on it's stock. II YOU are new in
Phoenix, it win pay you to see this
old. reliable firm before you make
your market affiliations. II you are
an old resident here. it may pay You
also 10 look up this firm and its
wares and prices. II may save you
money 2IS w Wash. St
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
GOOD ROAD RECORD.

WASHINGTON, March l8-Indiana
has more miles of improved roads
than any other state in the country,
with Ohio close second. followed in
the order named by New York. Wis
ccnsin. Kentucky. Illinois, California
and Massachusetts
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

You judge 4 man not by what he
promises to do, but by what he has
done. That is the only true test. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy judged by this
standard has no superior. People ev-
erywhere speak of it in the highest
terms of praise. For sale by all drug
giStS
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

soon to put to practical test the
modified shoe new type of army
footwear evolved by board OF Of
fccrs appointed To investigate in
Vulnerable complaints against the
shoes now issued to soldiers.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

Children who have worms are pale.
cross, fretful. and sickly most of the
time To rid the little body of these
parasites WHITES CREAM VERAII-
FUGE is an approved remedy When
the worms have been driven out the
child grows strong, healthy and robust.
Price PC per bottle Sold by EIvey
d HulcttS Pharmacy
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

Make a Republican Want AID do
the work for yOu-a live wire"
salesman on the job "a hours n day
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

TO TEST NEW SHOE.
WASHINGTON. March Is - The
Seventh infantry will tramp ll2 miles
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
Bring Your
Friends West

Cheap fares from all points to The Salt River
Valley March LIST April 18th inclusive Fares from
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

lambs Is. 20. IS; do a. 60. $3.50; DO 70.
Is. ss.2b; Sullivan. sheep is. lto. $3.50.
DO 9, ii2. $3.50. do lambs 7. so. "; DO
Sold by spicsr a Reason, sullivan,
per cwt; do "a. Al, IS; do IL. es; 30;
lambs 40, IS. $40; do IS, IS, $3.50; do
sheep Is. e5. ss26. Costello. lambs 81.
50, 1850; Laboe. lambs .. SO sS;SS;
Fitzpatrick, sheep ~. 7b. t3to; newton
yearlings rs. 70. sS; do lambs 3d. o.
Sold by Roe & Co.: Barlage. sheep 9,
average weight s6 lbs, 80 per cwt.; DO
lambs 40. so, Sc: do ~. rs. $3.50; do
sheep 10. 1I0. t32b; do lambs SO. eb.
se25; Newton. lambs Sc. 10. $3.50.
Sold by Haley a Nc: Breitenbeck,
sheep 10. average weight 123 lbs. ~
per cwt: Sullivan. lambs Sc, 90, 80: do
"a. TO. $3.50. do sheep 8, so. $3.50; do
lambs 81 7h. as SO Mich Beef Co.
lambs SO. So. ts.25; do sheep 5s. Ito.
s325: do lambs 107. e5. $3.50; do 1872
20. s6.40: do sheep IL. l2i, 81; Youngs.
lambs 20. SO. $3.50; do Sc. 6s. $500
Potzuski. sheep bs. so, s3.2b: Hayes.
lambs 22. 60, ts.5O; do sheep 8, TO- Sc;
do lambs Q. II. 1925: do 22. 90. $3.50.
| HOGS.
Bought by Hammond. 8. a Co.:
| Bishop, b. a H.. hogs $50. average
weight 100 lbs. 1870 per cwt.; do 2l0.
1875, SsS5: do 40. $50. $3.50; do 500,
$50. ss.75 do 200. lao. $3.50; do 2lo,
Sought St by Parker. w. Co.: Haley
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31
THE STAGE

Following the performance OF The
White Slave" In the Lyceum, Friday
evening. the colored members Of the
company will give a prize dancing
contest, open to all local dancers.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

hsifsrs .. 4so, sAls; Hammond. s. a
yS3S: do. cows !. ioso' ,a'So' Apple,
baum. butchers 8. Eis. tAi0: w. Kam-
sky, COW !. $40. ;S.sc; do g. SEC H.So;
b. Miller, stockers 5. TAO. IS: Newton.
srs "a, $40, afs:' BrsitssSech, siunsi steers
Goss, butchers 8. ass, 81: w. Kamman.
iii'ss 90 ~: M ssoe3 e0 suivsni iS ml' es.: sss
srs "a SO & , IS fasS. asS ,'as " sV ea euisn Saii
stocfsr ssC. sa75 do soo' cows ss' D. gSaz. iotz.
Gamers s. Sos. ,ssS: Hammond & I' s. a. 4
Co.. bulls 2. 1890. $3.50; w. Kamman.
heifers a. $50, sl.5o; h, Miller. stock
ers 8. SAT, lS; Bray. stockers 8. s2s.
ss.75; do s, is4. IS; Parker. w & Co.
bull !, $40, tA2b: Miller. stockers 8.
Tse, So; Sullivan. cows :, ESQ. $3.50 do
/ i. 1880, $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sold by Bishop d, 4 H.: Fitzpatrick,
lambs -, average weight 12 lbs. t67b
per cwt.; do 4s. go, ss25; do sheep IS,
los, $3.50; do s, 1i0. ss.2S: do 8. 81,
1925; do 21, 81, sS.26; do lambs 10. rs,
1913: Parker. w, a CO.. sheep 16. TO-
s425; Hammond. g. a Co. lambs 10
So t6.26; Magic a Co, lambs IS. 66.
$3.50: do 46. ~, s6.26: DO sheep s, 1875,
$3.50; do 8. s5. So; do 9. l1b, $3.50;
Hayes. sheep 20. So. s375; do IL. SO.
t47b; Thompson, sheep IL. s6. ss.bo: do
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

zhis mother declares that for some
time his mind was blank, and he
could not remember even, his flame.
He seemed to have recovered, how
ever, but a year after his marriage
had another attack OF mis- strange
mental alteration, according to his
mother.
In the fall OF 1910, he disappeared.
,HIis mother did not hear OF IL until
he had been gone a week. Then she
tried In vain to get some clue to his
whereabouts. She has never heard
from him since.
Clarenceis wife, according to Mrs.
Green, gave him UP as lost forever,
and married again, two weeks ago,
but the young mans mother. almost
frantic with grief, has never given
up the quest.
Newspaper items OF unidentified
dead men, answering the description
OF her boy, have been traced down
without results.
Mrs. Green has spent all OF her
savings In the vain search.
" Clarence O. Green Is described by
her az % years old. very erect Of car
riage, with light hair. blue eyes.
heavy eyebrows and prominent
chin.
He has q slight scar on his nose.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

SIS Raincoats at S1.98
Another lot OF tan and gray slip.ons
for women and misses Will go Satur-
day at t1.e8 instead Of tb.
$1.9S to $2.9S Street Dresses
at 79c
Lawns ginghams and linons In
wide range OF styles, colors and pat
terms. Sizes for women and misses and
only roc Saturday.
$3.9S to $4.9S Street Dresses
at 81
Made of lawns and batistes In ng-
ures and checks. Excellent t3.S TO
s49s dresses at IL.
$5 to $40 Short Jackets at S2.98
For early fall wear. Come In as,
sorted materials and styles. All well
lined and we'll made. Sizes for women
and misses. only t3.ss Saturday.
SIS and $40 Linen and Pique
Suits at $1.98
Plain tailored I'm tan and white; Nor
-foIk-styIe- In fancy stripes and leather
stripes. Your choice Saturday at tl.ss
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31
hOTHER HAS SEARCHED
TWO YEARS FOR HER SON
No Trace Secured of Clarence
o. Green Since He Disap-
peared From Metamora

After trying for two years to &c,
some trace OF her SON. Clarence o.
Green. who mysteriously disappeared
Mrs. Charles p. Green. OF Metamora,
Mich. has almost given up hope OF
ever seeing him again. and fears that
he II wandering somewhere. with his
mind q blank. and all knowledge OF
his own identity gone.
Clarence will be 23 years old this
fall He was married when he was
II years old. his wife being six years
his senior.
A year before his marriage he had
. severe attack Of typhoid fever. and
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31
x'1Axv
Every Spring or Summer Suit
i'm the House Now S8.o8

Whether they were Sac, $a5 or $50
doesn't matter In the least, for all
are leveled to this one price.
We find, on looking over the
stock, that selections are mighty
good. About 1000 suits.
We note, also, that size ranges are
fine. No one apt to be disappointed
in not finding his size.
There are blue Serges, blacks and
grays and browns and fancy mix
lures In wide assortment.
Saturday will undoubtedly be one
of the busiest days we ever had in
our clothing store, for, as impossi-
BILE as it seems, our entire stock Of
finest Sac to $so garments goes into
the hands of lucky men in exchange
for $S.oS.
Extra salespeople to give you
quick action.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

A most interesting story was re-
lated to a Times representative by
Henry Potere In regard to DR..
Nayaun's Kidney Specific.
Mr.. Potere, now 36 years OF age.
and living at S35 Dix-ave., had been
"a motorman for IL years, of which
four years had been spent on the IN
tteFurban run and the other seven on
the woodward-ave. line. Work of this
nature is very hard on ones kidneys
due to its many Irregularities.
Up to this -time-he- had never wit
messed a sick day, always being a
man of excellent health and weighing
about 210 pounds. Gradually he start.
ed losing weight until he came down
10 l6O pounds, and his trouble be-
come SO irritable he was compelled
TO go to bed, and at which time he
started taking DIR. Navaun's Kidney
Specific. Due to their immediate re-
lief he resumed his duties on the car
line in but two days, but still con-
Itirued with the specific. After taking
only cne box he said he was In tip
top condition.
He gradually started picking up
weisht and now he again tips the
scales at zoo pounds.
Only six months after his complete
run down in health be passed very
thorough physical examination, made
by one OF the Michigan Central rail.
road doctors. at which time he be
came switchman for said railroad.
Mr.. Potere has recommended this
specific TO hundreds OF men working
along the same lines and which at
all times has proven to be very
beneficial. --,
For free samples OF this specific
address DR.. z. 8. Navaun. NJ. D., cor
ner Mullett-st. and Jos. Campau-ave..
Detroit, Mich.
Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31
SENATOR sTEPHENsONs
CONDITION EXAGGERATED

ESCANABA. Mich, Aug. S0.-A
message Just received from Watson.
4ates that the Illness Of United
8ates Senator Stephenson, OF Wis
consin, has been exaggerated. and
that his condition IL not critical The
senator is suffering from a bad cold
and stomach trouble, according to
this message, and expects to continue
his fishing trip along the Escanaba
river. The message says that the
EFnator has not had any heart at
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

.HOuOWluB the poItOTmduCo VI iho
White Slave" In the Lyceum, Friday
evening, the colored members Of the
company will give a prize dancing
contest. open to all local dancers.
q Detroit music-Iovers and theater-
goers will hear for the first time the
melodious score OF The Polish We'd
ding" the farce with music, at pres
ent all the rage In Europe, where It
Is produced, by Messrs. Cohan and
Harris, In the Detroit opera house
next week. starting with a special
Labor day matinee A small orches-
TIA could hardly do justice to the mu,
sic Of the play, which, while being on
the light opera order, is rather dif-
fcult 50 the company carries full
orchestra Of 20 pieces, which In ad-
dition to the regular theater orches-
ira, will give a correct Interpretation
OF the score. The play has been given
more than twenty-five hundred times
IN Germany and at present holds the
long distance record over there. 1t
has run for more than two years In
one theater, and when II Is made
known here. Monday, It will be play
ing simultaneously In four cities OF
|xhe world. Valli Vaili, who will
create the title role OF the new musi-
cal production, is Of English birth and
while she has visited this country sew
eral times, she has never been outside
Of New York city.
Songs and dances of the up-to-date
type will be the headline attraction In
the Temple theater next week. pre-
sented by William Rock and Maude
Fulton. Special scenery Is carried
for the act Other offerings on the
bill will be SchlichtPs Marionettes;
Linton and Laurence. In a novelty
sketch, The Piano Store;" Lou An
ger, German comedian; Coombs and
Aldwell. men who sing: Emmy's Pets,
company" OF fox terrier dogs; Rich.
ard Wally, comedy juggler, and the
|. Grazers, a boy and q girl who sing
and dance. The Pathe pictures will
depict new stories In this. and foreign
lands,
Harry Welsh, the funny little He
brew comedian with the ridiculous
slide. will return to the Avenue the
ater next week as the leading fun.
<naker with THE Monte Carlo Girls,
a new organization to cover the EN-
pire buflesque circuit. Except for two
appearances In the Avenue, during the
summer season, Mr.. Welsh Is a new
figure In that playhouse. The Monte
Carlo 0irlsf' have several well-known
entertainers In the company, includ
IAing Zella' Clayton, great favorite In
the Avenue. Miss Clayton win play
the leading soubrette roles In Hon.
eymoon Inn" and Cafe Bergere." two
musical travesties. The vocal fea-
tures are said to be very strong, the
company having the assistance of a
fpe male quartet. .-.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

A drastic clearance OF ALL
fine Trousers, light and heavy
weights; worsteds. fiannels.
golfs. etc, all included: aon't
miss q bargain like this.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31
BIRTHS
pOYS.

BOYS.
A. Crop. SEQ Garfield; L Dickson. aas
Chene: b. Zpegia. 1s6 champlain; II.
Harley, 1897 scotten: w. Ide. a. PhiiA-
delphia: j. Jargembowski, 414 Moran:
K Alexander. ib0 Van Dyke; w. sher-
man. 150 Rohns: +. Burtt Woman's
hospital J. Tawelski. 2s2 Wnlis: a.
Kotrys. sol Hastings; A. Van Huiis. sss
Franklin,
b. Karrier, s12 Baldwin: r. Hsysn.
han, I272 Mckinley; ,. Rosinski ~,
Hastings: II Comm. 24s HubbAIdi n
cronewsIt. si4 Twsnty-feurth; n rrS- Pr,
waukee: o. Lewandowski. 1899 ST. Au-
bin F shrimpton; Proyidsnse s hospital
SON. 24s Liliibridge: @. Taylor. "a
Grandyi e. Lecoutsur. Grace hospital
o. Robinson. 2s Marston: q. Apane
iss Antietam; C viscosi. ss6 Erskinei
A Gerber, iss Hunt ttwin,l; ". VII
4es Berlin; c. Day. lis PhiiadeiphiA
Business-like Printing. no russ and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Coz is
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31

40 n'ss s :s sss sss: eve e s ss;sss &c s: -;ss ;:ss
do lao. 16o. 1915; Spicer q Reason.
hogs $50. $50. ts.50; do 50. $50. ta7B.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-31
Dress GOODS, WASH GOODS

29c Dress Linen at 9Kc Yard
Only one shade, ashes OF roses but beautiful
quality OF mercerized Irish linen. While 400 yards
last, Saturday, at 9hc yard.
10c Comfort Covering Prints at sc Yard
Dark grounds with large Japanese figures.
Csc Wash Goods at 9hc Yard
Broken color assortment Of about ten splendid.
desirable weayes such voiles, dmities, bordered
ginghams and satin stripe. 9hc yard Saturday.
39c Tussah Silks at 23c Yard
In all the good street and evening shades.
81 Black Messaline at CSC Yard
beautiful soft messane in rich jet black. One
yard vide.
59c Storm Serges at 33c Yard
Heavy twilled serges In cream. tan, gray. brown
and navy. One yard wide.
SIPS and $1.50 Silks at 69c Yard
table of 31.25 and S1.50 silks, yard wide. and
great variety Of styles to choose from.
Soc Embroidered Silk Tussah at 29c Yard
White and colored grounds. jacquard silk with
colored embroidered figures.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-30
SAN DIEGO DELEGATION
IS TO VISIT VALLEY

The Press learns that delegation
of a half dozen members of the San
Diego chamber of commerce will come
to the valley next week by automobile
as a demonstration not only of con-
tinued good will, but of the fact that
communication is open between the
bay city and the valley by automo-
bile.
The fact is that while the road is
not in the best possible condition for
a short distance. it is in better shape
than ever before. and the work being
done is getting it in still better shape.
Probably not until the proposed
road to take the place of that through
Devils Canyon is built will the road
be all that could be asked, and yet
the fact is that the road is passable,
and not day goes by but automobiles
traverse it going both directions.
With easy driving, San Diego is
within nine hours of Ell Centre, and
that is as short time as is required
for the trip TO Los Angeles by train.
That automobiles and wagons will
furnish the only communication over
the mountains for two or three years
seems probable. Resumption of work
ON the railroad will come in time. but
no one can now say how soon that will
be, but while San Diego and the val
ley are awaiting that. there is dis
position to crowd through a good
highway as rapidly as possible. The
coming of the San Diego visitors will
help this good work along.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-30
Z//nxZZTkZE
EeRALS7ON-(NLE
7U7I"77 OH

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER SEC.
TIONS 2275 AND 2276, v. S. REVISED
STATUTES, AS Amended by Act OF
Congress, February %, 1s91.-(Para-
graph ct seq., Rules Approved April
25, 1907)
Received May 27, 1911. T. S. Land Of
flee, Los Angeles, Cal.
United States Land Office at Los Angeles,
State of California.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the State
of California has filed in this office its
School Indemnity Land Selection, No.
S549. Serial No. 103325, applying to Sc
lect as indemnity the following described
tracts of land, to wit: S. " of N. ",
Sec. 35, TIP. 16 South r. II East, San Ber-
nardino Meridian.
A copy of said list by descriptive SUBJ
divisions has been consipucousy posted in
this office for the inspection of persons in
terested and the public generally.
During the five weeks period of publi-
cation of this notice or any time there
after. and before final approval and certi-
fication. this office will receive protests or
contests as to any of the tracts applied
for and transmit the same to the Cen
eral Land Office.
Dated Los Angeles Cal. March 1S, 1912
FRANK BUREN, register;
o. r. w. ROBINSON, Receiver.
Date of first publication, April s, 1912.
may23
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-30
MorHER,s CAFE

xtxe satisfaction. Only white
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