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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-18

form is that 1t Is badly in need OF re
forming.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-18

Even the high flyer has to come
down to earth sooner or later.
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Crardon Abstractor Missing.

Crandon.-D. w. H. Kennerd
proprietor of the Forest County Alb
stract company, is missing.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinins Tablets.
Druggists refund money II IL fails 10 cure II. W.
GkOVkS signature Is ON each box. 2oc.
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We'll, Id like to buy pair OF
boxing gloves
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Wanted "MlII" Supplies.
Il see that you deal In mill sup
plies"
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PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS. NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN
THE cIRcLE,NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY pAckAGE.o OF THE
GENUINE ONE SIZE ONLY FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING
DRUGGISTS REGULAR PRICE Sos PER BOTTLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
TAFT's VICTORY IN MASSACHUSETTS

Massaehusetts gives answer to the oftrepeated charge IF President Tans
e@AnesS before The Republican voters OF the country. In this high-grade
SNe' a state electorate is as intelligent and as well informed Is the
ese"ra'e OF other State in the Union. President Taft. in a straight pi
mary create Colonel Roosevelt by over 5000 majority; and what is more
remarkable ran over 10000 votes ahead Of his own ticket of delegates. In
IN Words III delegate slate made up by the Taft organization in the State
o massachusetts. headed by Senator Murray Crane. a man who has LIVED
III his life IN The State of Massachusetts. and who is honoed for his achieve
mehs Ooth a a business man and as a public man. received nearly IL 900
fewer than Mr.. Taft personally did.
II would be hard to present a more hattering evidence of tn personal
strength Of President Taft with the Republican voters Of Massachusetts In
lei h began hsc campaign for the Presidency in the City OF Boston, who
lar ample means and facilities for the organization II the entire State Mr.
al IA come on a splendid victor. There is no possible doubt that this re-
su VIII enormously strengthen the Taft forces through ever State in the
Union. A a matter OF fact the friends and supporters of President Taft are
secure in the control of the situation. they have been content TO allow many
Oh the charges I'M insinuaions against Mr.. Taft and his administration to go
unanswered Through overconfdence and lack Of organization. they los,
Inc Estates OF pennsylvania and Illinois. Now a real battle is on. and they
have begun to show their fighting power.
BACK OF President aft are the issues and the principles TN me u,
"e SOUND common ense and the conservative sentiment of the substantial
Noersd INT United States In Massachusetts, for the first time they hav
bee vigorously AM honestly presented in a Statewide contesta and the result
that TIT Repubicanism of the United States has not % nc mad. INF on
tn contrary 1t register and will register a majority for constitutional
government for the protective tariff, for the dignity OF the courts and for
tn essential principles of the Republican party.
Roosevelt wave has rn i'll course. A mistake wa made in undar
umatn its strength and extent but that mistake will OF be continued
MT TMt today is within less than IS votes Of the Presidential nomination
He has twice is many votes pledged as Roosevelt has. From nov OF he
VIII nor than divide evenly the delegates &c be chosen. and his frtsnds uu
absolutely control the Chicago convention.
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date for the Republican nomination
FOR commissioner of agriculture. Mr..
Williams is a practical farmer who
mas had extensive and valuable ex-
p%erience in farm work. He comes
from n Of the ideal farming sections
in West Virginia which has been
highly developed through the applica-
ton OF scientific agricultural methods.
In connection with Mr.. Williams an
nouncement is n statement Of the
duties Of the commissioner OF agricul-
ture which will be recognized as Of
high Importance to the people OF the
state. II Mr.. Williams is nominated
and elected he will. in the judgment
Of the Intelligencer, prove a capable
and satisfactory official.
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HOME COMING
Week IN Grafton Promises to be Bio
Affair; Prominent Men
To Speak.

special Dispatch 20 the Intellisencer.
GRAFTON. ". Va, May THAT
the Home Coming Week will prove
the greatest event ever known In
Grafton is proved by the number Of
attractions the committee has secured
and the speakers who will me here
that week. At his time more thar 80
attractions ave been booked. and the
speakers who are expected 60 be pres
ent are the best the state affords.
To date speakers VIII probably he
Hon. John r. McGraw. Judge Ira r.
Robinson. Judge John IT, Holt. Judge
4. g. Dayton. Congressman John w.
hnvis. Ex-senator Henry g.. Davis.
Judge John W. Mason. Dr. y. r. Rey-
nolds. Hon. Fred o.. Blue. Congressman
". g. Brown. Hon. Stuart p Reed.
Senator Thomas VI. Gore. Miss Anna
Jarvis. founder ~ Mothers Day: Pres
idcnt Lee. 81 the Railway Ttrninmen.
aud others. The speakers stand Will
Pc Just west ~ tho willard on a vacant
lot. and plenty 81 room VIII be there
for aIi
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-LET THE PEOPLE Saw

In another column Of the Intelli-
gencer to-day. Mayor G. c. Schmidt
discusses the gas question in Wheel
ing. and presents clearly the essential
points involved. Il is this:
The people OF Wheeling own the city
a plant. Very recently they voted
TO improve II and authorized a bond
issue OF $4,000 for that purpose.
That money has been spent and the
plant put in good condition.
Having done this. no other power
but the people OF Wheeling themselves
should assume to destroy the city gas
plant or put # out Of business. Coun-
Gil has nc right to do this. II has no
right to destroy or give away any city
property. On the contrary. il is the
duty Of council 10 protect and con.
serve city property.
II the gas plant is to be closed
down. II this valuable property Is TO
be destroyed. II the lighting business
in Wheeling Is 10 be turned over TO a
private company let the people vote
upon the question themselves.
II is the peoples property that Is
being dealt with and the people should
say.
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The following charters have been
Issued from the office OF Secretary
OF State Reed:
Kentucky and West Virginia Oil
and Gas company. OF Charleston. W.
Va, TO drill for oil and gas, construct
pipe lines. mine coal, etc. in Kan
awha county. The authorized capital
Is 100000. and the incorporators
John H-ettermann. r. II. Yates. Burt
a. Spencer. William Rende-1an and
j. X. H~ighbaugh. all Of Loui/ lie. Ky.
Mclnnes-McCleary FOUNDRY com
pany. Of Wellsburg. w. Va. TO oper.
ate foundry and machine shop in
Wellsburg. Authorized capital. $40.
900. lncorpOratOrs: r. VI. Moodey.
Of Pittsburgh. Pa: Colin McInnes.
James p. McCleary. s. George. James
II. Mathews and George W. McCIeary
all OF Wellsburg.
Capital OIL and Gas company. OF
Charleston. vs.. Va. to drill for oil
and gas in Elk district OF Kauawha
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WHERE DO THEY STAND.

y correspondent from Monongalia
county. calls attention to the fact that
Or. Hatfield in his announcement OF
MS candidacy for the Republican nom.
nation for governor. failed TO state
where he stood on the prohibition
question. The correspondent. who. by
the way seems 10 be a prohibitionlst
himself. suggests that because DR..
Hatfield did not declare himself to be
in favor Of prohibition. he was against
H. The correspondent raises an inter.
esting question. Why not have all the
Republican candidates for overno as
we'll as the Democratic candidates de
clare themselves on the prohibition
question. We trust now that the mat.
ter has been brought up that none OF
the candidates will hesitate to rush
out into the open and say whether
they stand for prohibition or against
prohibition. Two candidates for the
Republican nomination for governor
rejoice In the honored name OF
Charles Wesley" Are the Charles
Nesleys for prohibition or are they
against IL? Is the Hon. VIM. r.
Thompson Tor prohibition or is he
against Il? Let US have no tests ap.
piled 10 one candidate that are not ap
piled to others. The Inteligencer will
gladly donate space to any OF those
who wish 10 express themselves.
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meeting 90 he held for several weeks.
Mrs becima Barclay. Of BETHANY.
was thc guest. this week. Of Miss
Nina ~Appl,gatr. 40 the Hudson House.
JACK Spade. who has been assisting
To- The cNanroIistic services. recently
CONDUCTED in W~rUshurg. has returned
t1 his home iu New Castle. Pa.
Ihc WrIlshurg % Martins Ferry
HiFh base halI teams viu cross AIS
on t1' local diamond Tomorrow after
noon. 90 4 O'Clock.
~" Senior and Junior classes q tho
tiiFI school VIII give "a literary enter
fn.f mont at The new Hirh school
htl1inT. tomorrow evening
waiter Lowry hns been sentenced
To ~ dnfs in jail Tor drunkenness
The regular meeting of the X ~
IT. NJ was held last e1eninr I'd the
loose rooms in fhe gH-hrisf building
HoW'r SrIr. 90 Canton. ohio viii
D.. ihe speaker 40 the services AZ the
'hrlstlan chu-Ch on next sunday
morning.
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THEY'RE OFF.

Play ball.
Under cloudless skies. in the limpid
air OF a perfect spring day. before an
enthusiastic and admiring crowd. the
~reIuvenated Wheeling baseball team
opened its season yesterday.
Among the thousands who saw the
opening game were ministers and law.
yers. doctors and bankers. business
men and manufacturers. clerks and
mechanics, skilled artists and laborers.
matronly women and budding school
girls. society leaders and girls from
the factories and work shops. veneer.
able III and e~fervescent youth. a con.
glomerate mass typical Of every walk
and stage in life, and every class. race
and color In a mixed community.
Baseball has a grip on the American
people frmer than ever before. and
that grip grows stronger WITH every
honest. decent and warmly contested
game. Old men may play golf.
Women battle at bridge and euchre.
Some men love horse racing and some
a dog fight. Some like to play poker
and others 10 fight chickens. but all
or nearly all know and love the great
American game. Books are being
written about t.. novels center around
the heroes OF the diamond. and even
the muck raking magazines des.st Ions
enough from printing the horrors OF
American public life to engage in
scientific studies Of the creation OF a
winning ball team. II Is the sport OF
all sports. When the umpire calls
play ball the voice Of the stree,
urchin and the railroad magnate alike
ere hushed. and they join in the com.
mon yell OF enthusiasm that greets
the home run over the fence
In this great democracy there is
nothing democratic than the ball
game 70 IS an institution that makes
FOR the preservation " American
HDeriy and American laws Men may
disagree in politics and religion They
nav fght over the initiative. the
referendum and the recall Of Judges.
One may ]denounce socialism. radical.
lem and anarchy. Another may dc.
nounce %pIutocrats and m~alefactors OF
great wealth. but an bow In reverence
before the names Of Christy Mathew.
son. Biz Chief BENDER and Home
Run Hakcr.
Centuries hence. when Champ Clark
and his Houn Daug song have been
forgotten. historians dcIying into the
records of the present day viii on.
shrine Casey 90 The Bat az one N
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WANTS CLOCK INSTALLED
IN THE POsTOFEL.E-

Wheeling W va. May O.. 1912.
I1 'r lf..rr ~ f0a rrf.f.ear.a-
sir tur p%usfJGicc has ct~orvfEIrr
to De- desired au ntceHen- % master
"a good force I1 600 departments with
orr amy complaints. "a bu Ifire o. n.rr
~ anyone could wish. tho beautifyira
of Its environments. thanks fo ffr
edorf7 OF our r%0uesr.lI postmaster
being partly completed. Iuf r Im
porfant thing which nearly every post
office. even of fho smallest size nos
snssnH .s m.aa nr. viz. o. clock ol
9'fIo and size c.mmc1srrafe with the
dignity NJ tho lobby
Nobody viii question ifs necessity
and we expect that Postmaster uaz.
leit viii appeal 20 The proper aufhori
ties and have % clock placed 1t tho
earIIo'f opportunity. and Then ouI
W1an frrU' r0af.fIra hIIIdInE 900 Dol
. pf1fafr Ir every respect
q rDsTDfFICE BON RENTER
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saturday BE- the time limit Tor the
caTdIddtes Tor of1ce on the RepubIi-
cen ticket fu meet the county tx
eruliN Committee ln order Co. hand
In fhoir names % pay tholr as
t~'esuen'a The next meeting ~ the
.Umtt'on will De hqti on Saturday.
Mas q. 90 go b M Tho matter ~
o. now voting precinct Tor the voters
Nr1 1--we iu Beech Bottom ufI be
taken co. o. This coming meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02

a number OF delegates from This city
ere in ATTENDANCE at tre state SUNDAY
SrrruI Convention In Wheeling
senator Henry Ifrikcn vas a
Mferlinr visitor Tuesday evening
Harry UrHaun. Il Vow y.rL 10
%srsrdlug o. fsw DAYS with HE f4vrg
ir ftIH rIft
Tho choral Club win meet 90 The
Ir'fhNferiau church nr nast rr.-f4.
evening Tor practice. Do brIre thr Gf.t
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very friendly 70 us. Now. in Mexico. Corwins anne is still enembere win
enthusiasm. The MeXicans would take IT as a great compumen n Corwn
were sen there a Minister from the United States / dont tbInk We shall
nav any trouble in Mexico s o long as he is there. Besides. Governor I
reckon that CorWin needs the money"
t course a intmaton Of this kind a sufficient and eouiyalen IN n
command. and although Secretary Seward had another man in mind AZ Min
to Mexico. h e sent the formal recommendation for the appountment or
Thomas Corwin TO Lincoln in a few hours.
n Lincoln ia said about Corwtns financial condition vas we'll
known to be te fact A man of brilliant intellect. a most popular peake
omeumes in receipt OF arge fees for legal services. nevertheless n a vas ah
sorutey without the none sense. II had n o gift for umulau
I'M his appointment a Minister to Mexico came Il him at a time when
hlp a greatly needed. However. he saved no non while Minister AM
returned to washington at the expiration of Iincdn's first term practically
|lnpecunious; n 1t as in great poverty that he died a yea later
Copyright 1912. by I. :. Edwards. All rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell o. "A Famous Orators Thirst for
i~t N'
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school Enumsratlen

IT DO Caldwell who was appointed
sometime tl take the school enum-
'f1iiuu. has completed fhe work and
Die ''u'rf Shows af total ~ 900 In
lN. We qhurE Independent school
I.flrift Last year there were f2e7.
~ fna rrHwfrnfi1n Tor this trar. CSC
.r" rir'. and fff boys while 81 OF
Oh. number arc r0Iar.I. 90 whom 10
QUO lows and o. are pirfa
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Incorporators c.

In~corporators: c. p. Bohnert, p. J.
Crawley. T. l.. Kerse. $. b. Avis, and
&. c. Wiley, all of Charleston.
Mootz Feed company. OF Hunting
ton, w. Va, wholesale and retail deal.
er in -four. feed. etc. Authorized
capital. $4,000. Incorporators: VIII
liam Mootz. c. c. Dusenberry. p. Hen.
son. A. l.. Shockey and c. w. Cottle,
all OF Huntington.
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VHt mtnoers OF MS cablnet-Nlth a single exception. Inc
exception which he had In mind 20 this general program
ne mentioned early TO his Secretary Of State. William II.
Governor Seward. he said. Il expect that Won will
make the recommendations necessary for the appointment
OF our foreign ministers and all who are TO represent US
In the diplomatic service; but | have got Just one request
20 make 70 you. | am going TO ask YOU to make one rec
concentration / would like to have you send me for ap-
pointment as Minister to Mexico the name OF Thomas Cor.
Win. OF Ohio. You know all about him.
You see. Governor" continued the President. I'VE NAV
nave a big job on our hands in the South. Il seems "a me
that we OUGHT 20 do eNcrvthInr We cnn u ~. 49,.
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CIenn I'D nnu

eeffri1r wHa W.uslurra annual
a.. an-up d1r and To-day fha ritv Is
o clean He nuN place Dol fhr country.
Much is duo tn fhs rTnrfr ~ the CIV
Health Dmrff. Wr. g. r. Werlich
through whose Iretrumrntaftv the
work hHs ben done Tho Wumnna
lob and fha CITY Council alec took "a
'.H'Irr part Iu fN. rifls htauImf
nnt mont WAGONS wen. rr fhr rn
H|I dH' Yesterday iu Doc several wards
ara much rHulaEe and dcruls was
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CERTIFICATES
Are Being Issued to Teachers In Re-
cent Examination
by State.
BY CAL =. YOUNG.
IuteliT0ncar Inv

Charleston, w. va, May /.
The sBt consignment of teachers
certificates is now being sen out BY
the DeLartment OF Schools. The list
covers The northern tier OF counties.
only four first grade certificates were
issued m the entire examination last
year waile in the nineteen counties
Just given out. five first grade GER
tifcates have been secured.
In the issuing Of the c class
certlhcctes. Ohio Is. Marshall
Is, Hancock , and Brooke none.
Third class certificates include 20 to
ONO county, % TO Marshall, : to
Brooke II II TO Hancock. Total
applications from the counties were
6s o Ohio. 90 from Marshall. 20
from Brooke and 80 from Hancock.
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BALANCES In Eunds

The financial statement for the
month OF April. issued from the Of
nee OF state Auditor J. 5. Darst,
shows the alance in the state treas
ury' including the I~rredicuable school
fund. 10 be Sl.S51.9l5.9l. In the
State fund the balance is ~S7sOs72.O7.
In the road fund $15.43s.s9 and in the
general school fund $50. 6O495.
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II Is claimed the death knelI Of the
bosses has been rung. but Ia our
opinion 30 was merely the three round
fire alarm yainIy trying 20 wake up the
voters.
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WELLSBURG


= meeting ~ the members 81 the
l'r''ke Auto and Driving club has
N''u called Tor his evening. the meet
.rg Co. Doe held a. the ONCE Of the
' resident. p 4. Chapman. All auto
% are requested 90 be- present a.
business ~ Importance Will be trans
acted.
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The English papers claim the IT,
tanlc Investigation Is undignihed. II
would certainly be dreadful n they
should go around in their s~hirtsIeeves
TO save people from drowning.
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Nrr1rgewrufs nrs being made for
tH' |',.rfIou ~ new converts at the
q Hri4fiau church During fhe three
" Pr IIef ended tH converts gave
rr rhfI.f'4r church rs frlI- rrrfrr
rur, Hri 90 wrr. received into Tho
HnrrI dur.nr fna Turfsr revival
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Most people viii denounce congress.
men FOR not working twelve hours
every day. but they can't spare fifteen
minutes Of their own time TO vote az
the caucusos.
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

come hiher little Mary Ann" the dourq mother ,sd ar t,.. 3d..
~ '"' " I' ~ rf upon your head. poo tho rrfrhbor4 d.rgttsr.
TIE ry I.- , 't ~ ' n"H ana won't have Do smd,
WIN" yWi acc With pigments rich and rare. md pf some rf
v plHi on your NpH and cook and curl yolr hair ard pYb
49, .' "i 'i SHOWS your every curve. ap you FI ea from rb
sf,,.t. Io.,' ll aFrr'e And you must wear your snowy shoes Haf
~ 49, u. pr 20 uF Ddly hat Thar scsrcs ua horses on fe .nmf
m -ol .fr m" reishhoT cay that my dear Ime maid ii not ss got ,s
&C.. . yIIy WTyeh Or courfe you DON'T look like r. child .t eli
~ pam 'l 'nH.' but you're upholstered i1st I'd we'll ss Inv Other gis
-. - ' 'mN lh or pny. al children Ied fp do but we rst et,.
m -fm" sHs hey have no edge on you. of s1urs. yoYrs NJ =,
-. 4" course F % shame. but since ur neighbour Turn oYr aro.
WALT MAsON
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Tho eft club ~ the Fourth ward
VIII hn'f a big meeting tomorrow
niah' 90 60 h~ead0u1rtcra in The Huma4
InIIiu- a number 90 thr randffnf. g.
"NI Do I'gsfnt and several addresses
"NI Do Wrue Refreshments viii De
rNrd md an Republicans in the
COUNT hrr cordially Invited tn attend
"Er OF. and drum CORPS will rr0.abIv
tr short street demonstration be-
FIRE fF. meeting
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If BE- charged that tho Harvester
trust MIXED Tho farmers. and anyway.
The farmers Seem thoroughly covcd.
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While the presidential candidates
are getting pretty hot. none of them
has yef been locked up Tor assault and
battery.
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Instead OF going out hand I'm hand
10 pick May flowers on May day. VIII
and Theodore exchanged turniys as a
pledge Of Affection.
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MR. WILLIAMS, CANDIDACY

In another column OF the IntellI-
gencer to-day appears the announce
ment Of Howard r. Williams. candi.
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New News of Yesterday
The Only Patronage That Lincoln Insisted on DISPENSING.
CBy e ,. Es~arsal

1NNO OF the memters OF Congress Nho Ntrorousl opuossd or - -,
Menco Sere Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Cor~fn M a. P-ho..
mckinley . opinion. al the Greatest popular orstor eve rs.Hs ~ a.
; ATE q Ohio- The tao men drusd apart. however after Lfncoin ne, n
the House al ended. ~ ear before CorUin eft the senate for m can,
Thirteen years later. when Lincoln returned 10 washinrto - p-.s,1.,,
H "a With q o idea respecting patronage in mind-other mar IN nsni,r ~
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