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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27

ten my requests have been refused.
"New York with only about SO per
cent more registrations than we
have in Iowa, has 1923 clerks in the
auto department. In Iowa we are al
lowed seven regular employees for this
work Enough extra help is allowed
to equal, in the aggregate, three or
four extra people for the entire year.
The force We now have should be
doubled in number, and it would re-
quire about this many additional
clerks to keep the work up as it
should be. l want the people to
know that it is through no foult of
this department that applicants have
to wait so long to receive number
plates, after sending in their money
and application therefor.
"You refer to receipting for mon
ey sent. To do this would require
nearly as much time as to examine
the application itself, so that, out of
necessity we are compelled to take
these applica tons up in their regu-
lar order, that is, each days mail by
itself, and we are now three weeks
in arrears"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27
and maximum electrical storms and
other disturbances of the whole year
a cot 1oofinp ncnC11v

and maximum electrical storms and
other disturbances of the whole year
are set agOing, lasting usually
throughout the greater part of the
month of June. A popularity Of
June storms often is that heavy rain
and thunder storms will occur, with
compare lively little fall of the bar
ometer. In such cases, there is not
much danger of wind and tornado
storms, although the heavens may be
wild with Tightening and thunder,
and cloudbursts of rain may be pre-
cipitated on the Earth. At the same
time, if your barometer takes rapid
and very low turn downward, with
sultry air and south winds, make up
your mind that somebody is going to
be hit hard, and that it is as apt to
be you and yours as anybody else.
Before such crisis comes upon you,
why not cast about you, prepare a
safe refuge-at least for your wife
and children. OF course you are
brave and strong, and you wouldn't
go into a storm cellar if you had
one-eh?
The second reactionary storm per-
iod is central on the 10th, Goth and
21st The Moon is on the celestial
equator and at first quarter on the
goth, but the Earth is at it's turning
point in it's orbit on the 21st Many
electrical storms, with increase of
rainfall, will pass eastwardly over
the country on and touching the
18th, goth and 21st. Very warm,
humid weather on and about the
goth and 21st. should be regarded
as danger signals. Do not forget
that the danger of tornadoes is over,
when your barometer makes reso-
lutte rise, and when the winds shift
strong and cold in the west. Do not
forget, also, that you should never
take refuge under tree, or other
similar plane, in June thunder
storm. Do not run into barns and
stables at such times. Your own
house if possible, with doors and
windows closed-away from chin
neys and stoves-with dry floors
under you-is the best place
The third regular storm period is
central on the 25th, covering the
23rd to the 28th, inclusive.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27
LINEVILLE SCHOOL BUILDING IN
ASHES.
Origin of Fire UnknOwn-LOss Par
italy Covered by Insurance.

The Lineville public school build
ing was totally destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night and is now only
heap of ragged walls and surround
ing ruins. The fire was discovered
about IL o'clock, the floors in the
primary room, directly over the fur
mace and the stairway leading to the
second floor were in flames and moth
ing could be done to save either the
building or it's contents, and the eff
rected towards saving the residences
on adjoining lots and across the
street. An insurance of $4,000 was
carried on the building and contents,
$4,000 on the former and 81, 800 on
the latter. In addition to loss of
books belonging to the pupils, the
fine library, piano and organ were
destroyed. No positive knowledge Of
the origin of the fire has been obtain
ed, but it is supposed to have in some
way started from the furnace, the
heating system having been in use
that day. The loss on the town and
district is a severe one, but in some
respect is regarded as blessing as
the building was not regarded as en-
tirely safe or commensurate with
the present requirements. 1t was of
brick and erected in 1871 and in
1881 large two story brick annex
was added to the south side. 1t is too
soon to state what will be done in
the way of erecting a new building,
but it is probable that little time will
be lost in preparing for the enter
prise. 1t is also probable that a new
site more centrally located will be
chosen. The loss, if it must have
come, could not have been at more
opportune time, just at the close of
the term and at date early enough
in the season to make it possible to
have new and much better school
building erected and ready for occu
pancy by the time fixed for the
schools to open in the fall.-Line-
vile Tribune.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27
Farm Manures.

Many farmer depend entirely on
manure to keep up the fertility of
the SOIL They return to the soil only
the manure that comes from feeding
the crops to the stock. If proper
care were taken of manure before re-
turning it to the soil, much more fer
tility would be restored to the land
than would be by the usual methods
of handling the manure.
In most cases, only ore half Of the
fertility removed from the land in
the crops, and fed to the stock, is re-
stored to the soil in the shape of
manure. The losses may be easily
accounted for, and in most cases rem
edied In the first place the animal
cent of the fertility for their own
whether the animals die on the farm
eighty per cent must be carefully
looked after if it is saved.
The liquid manure must be re-
tanned. On many farms this is allow
ed to escape. A greater part of the
nitrogen contained in the manure is
found to be in the liquid portion.
uc loss VI INC llQulu ulduuEe uCduS
the loss of at least one half Of the
remaining eighty per cent of fertility.
If sufficient bedding is used this loss
may be overcome to great extent.
The best way of saving this manure
is by means of pit into which the
liquid is drained
Another great loss comes from the
bleaching of manure when piled
where the rain can work upon it. A
good way to overcome this loss is by
building roof over the pile, and, if
practical, putting floor beneath it.
The last great enemy to manure is
fermentation or heating" This is
caused by the action of bacteria
causing the nitrogen to pass OF as
amonia. These bacteria cannot work
without air, so if the pile is compact
and moist there is no danger of fer
mentation. The best method of over
coming all three evils is that Of i'm
mediate removal of the manure.
Once on the field the fertility is not
lost.
Some farmers, who raise stock,
buy enough feed to replace the twen-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27
Wal.

War is hell, no matter what
The fire within that makes it hot!
Masters, by their devious ways,
Light the red, destructive blaze!
Talk of God and righteousness;
What are they in this distress?
Talk about the soldiers fame;
Talk about the glory game;
Tell us it is good to die
That a flag may float on high;
Tell us lofty sentiments
Grow from blood and pestilence;
Tell us cOrpses strewn around,
Change the soil to hallowed ground
Tell us burning houses light
Straying patriots towards the right;
Tell us there is cause for cheers
In the women's bitter tears;
Tell us starving children wall
Only when their armies fail;
Tell us how great victories bless
The widows and the fatherless;
Tell us that the men who died
Are their, country's Joy and pride;
Tell us ia
What you please to tell.
The simple truth ID
War ID hell! 3sS
]. Hampton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27
JUNE i WEATHER.
Hicks Says June Will Come in With
Stormy Weather, and Severe
Storms May be Looked for
During Month.

The first regular storm period is
central on the End, extending from
May 81 st to June 9Th.
Disturbing causes and what to
look for-The Moon is on the celes-
tial equator and at last quarter on
the 4th. The period is still covered
Nv the Venus influence, the Mercury
period is central on the Bird, and the
summer solstice period of the Earth
is beginning to make itself felt. We
will note, also, that the conjunction
of Jupiter and the Moon-a fact that
cannot be entirely ignored in this
storm and weather business-falls
on the 9Th. Putting all these causes
together, we may reasonably say the
and some dangerous storm develop
ments. If these storms take the
form Of daily thunder showers, the
barometer will not fall to very low
readings. But il the temperature
rises very high, and the barometer
falls to abnormally low readings,
with fitful gusts of south winds, you
had better count on violent and dan
gerous storms. We will name We'd
nesday the End, to Sunday, the 5th,
as central danger days. We. do not
claim that such results are inevitable
but we are bold to say that violent
and tornado storms are more than
likely, on and next to the days nam
ed. A very low barometer will form
in western extremes by the 1st and
End; cloudiness and storms of wind,
rain and thunder will start on their
eastward march, and during the 3rd,
4th and 5th, they will visit most
parts of the country, widening out
In their scope and growing more
violent in force as they cross the
great central valley. We will name
the 4th as the day of greatest cul-
mination and danger. Very heavy
and general rains may be expected
at this time, causing dangerous 10
cal floods and freshets. Rising
barometer and change to cooler will
wind up this period.
The first reactionary storm period
will fall on and touching the 8th,
and 9Th. This, it must be remem-
bered, is at the crisis of magnetic
and electrical excitatfOn, which falls
annually on and about the 10th to
18th of June. The 18th day Of
June, as rule, may be put down
as the center of period in which
many peculiar, coamical phenomena
are manifested. See the volcanic and
earthquake forecasts for this period.
Return of falling barometer, warmer
weather, and storms Of wind, thun-
der and rain, may be expected to CEN
ter on the 9Th and 9th.
The second regular storm period is
central on the 14th, reaching from
the 18th to the 18th, inclusive.
Disturbing causes and what to
look for This period Is in the CEN
ter OF Earth's solstice period, with
the Moon in conjunction with Earth
and Sun on the 18th. The north pole
Of the Earth makes its least angle
with the Suns equator about this
period, causing our planet to take on
a overwhelming stock Of electrical
energy. Hence vast currents % mag
netisl are induced. volcanic and
- conyulsio nslS ctteds
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27

ty per cent of fertility removed by
the stock This system is not practi-
cal for all farmers, since not all can
buy of others. Still no farm can
maintain it's fertility simply by feed
ing the crops which it produces to
livestock and by returning the
manure to the land.
If rotation containing a legume
is followed and the manure, to which
small amount of pulverized rock
phosphate has been added, is return
ed to the soil; and if one crop of the
legume is turned under, a permanent
system of fertility may be establish
ed. Another system is that of COM
mercial fertilizer used in connection
with the manure
Ralph Lamorce,
Two year agricultural student l. S. G.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27
Look at Me
/ am Well.

II cannot ray
too much TOR Pee
runa. Il has en-.
tirely cured me Of
my trouble. Ny
eve lids were
thick and red
nearly all the
time. My eyes
we're especially
sensitive to light.
Catarrh was my
trouble. I had
had m y eyes.
treated and took
. great deal Of
m e dicin ne, but
nothing seemed to
help me until /
tried Peruna j
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-27


Two year agricultural student l. S. G.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-18
Scritnfter btntfdltrTrad]t=
Dampfrr angcfanft.
lin amerifnniifcs &csiiter fir bic
yWnlfmre" nngcinrdlt.

SanSrancisco tS. @ou. -
Sir 6en friiberen oeltti6en Srn6t-
bompfer @alfiire, Der .ntrd) beittid)e
&reli5er im @ofen bon Hapeetc, "a
biti, pcrienft iporben ipcr, tplrbe nm
nmerifaniides gfegiiter anseiud)t.
Gies wuroe bier ourdl I5obn q. 500
per befonntgege6en, Der elmer Grippe
ron bieiigen @eihaftsleuten mlachort,
melde bas neriei1fte @raf ongcsouft
bntten. Sic fouften bos Sdifi Dor
5fpei Yfonotcn, gebcnfen cs bebpn All.
laiien, unb nadl San 5rorcisco 5ll
brin9en Zen Iesten Rn6ridten Sn-
folge Iie9t oas Sfiff in 40 fSub
@aiier uno iit nidt id).uer bcId,dSiat
gtiir ein cill5iges @eidob por ,urd)
Den &itnpf gegangen,. Die &olfiire
muroc i'll ben erItcn Socen be& Grie.
ges bel Der 9ombarbierllna bon Bo-
peetc ourd Dos oclltid)e poSifiid,e @e.
Id)ma6er ucrlenft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-18
@itotrtinnabnlf BON Sc
tDwD Gin grOBtr Sitg
Dfr Snlaaren.
Selluna bel &encbig ppu Diterretdlt-
idlcu Slicsern beindDt.
;sranfrcidls Senat geitattct Idlran-
femlpicn Stifbpmbcn-@ -@ebrand,.
Iur,uceiidDcr Snmpfcr lllrifem serat
ami Ninc unb iinft.
gNinitun Gbnrhill gent flanglus Sn
icinem Hesiment ab.
SGtigfcit an Der @eitfrpnt anf Nrttl-
leriesefedlte beidlranft.
Scntidc Eniiagiere rettetem 3ampfer
Wfilnnu ppr Sandlbppt.
Gprid,l0ac snr geid)r1nfnng oes
@urid,lGsc 5nr Seidranfmng bes
gllnlred)ts in Sranfreidl.

9pnbon. Is. Hop. 9todlrid)ten
rom 9olfon iino nidts uls elm Slid
pcrf pon unhcitGtiaten 8criihten
lmo niocriprehcnbcrl @criideritngen,
oic Der nnltlihcn 9eitotigiing el,tbcb-
rem. Inn elm flares 9ilb Der Gage 81
gclpGbrcn. 9ie icrbiid,en Seere. De-
men es on 3obl unb gcnilacnocr Wtr-
nition gcbridt, haben uergetiidl per-
llldlt, Der mcit ausbnlen0en lint
aehunasbemealln9 Der 9ulgaren 5il
bcaeanen, bic @rilcp uno Wtpnaltlr
beorobt. Gcpcid)en uits Itben berif-
ten. oui 9Erilcp ifon IN Sdnocn Der
@ulgaren lit. 9llgcmcin miro 5uge-
1cbcn. bnB Die bortiae Stcllung Der
Scrbcn rnboItbor lit, ltnb oaB DIE
Stoot gerGunlt merbcn ml,b
Die 9to6rid)t, oab Der brlgarilhe
Tormorih in iiiolider RiGtina ro-
pibe iortidreitet unb idon bis cinige
Stunoen @egs BON Wonaltir gelitn-
gen lit. hot in bieier Stobt 9eltilr-
5una crrcgt uno bir @cpoIferling
fIieht uuf 1riehiihes Seblet.
9eadl Scr Stdrte Der blllJurilfcn
Sruppcu ju trteilen, Die ron Eetofpo
na6 Siioen ellen, ioiuic nod ocl aii,
f6nglihcn Grfolgc ibrcr 5SlCaienbc-
megnnq, Scr bic miIitGriithc SAFE I'M
Siiocn gdn5lid) gednoert lit Mono'
Itir in nnmittelbarcr 0Sefabr 9tid)t
MIR hat oicic 9cmcglnG Die 9lufgabc
oes @ubina Yaiies blirh Ole Serbcn
pcranloBt, uielnehr habcn Die Icrbl,
id,en Streitfr1ftc, oic bic ganjc 8c-
acno aehaltcn bottcn, icbt mit Der 8e-
fobr jll refnen, baB iic lln5ingclt lnlo
olrd) bulgariife Srlippen abac'thnit-
ten iperoen sic iiiopdrts bon 0r.i,d)c
no norbringcn
lleber ole Gage Der Scrbc!l I'M
gtoroen lit rpenig bcfannt. Wfan DciB
mir, baB iie ben Neiitidjcn urs 9lll-
aoren cntidieoencn @ipcritano lei
ftcn, oie iniolgebciien itnic nei,cn Sc
iuinnc 81 perSeihncn haben Nns
bcm iiibtpcItliden Serbic,l fperocn Or
folge Der sSransoien rtne %ritcn &C.
melOct. Tie @ltlaartn iplcn ge-
snlugen porben ieiu. lid nil Der
;Sront ppnaarbar 5itriidjn5iebcr, aitd
ioll ibr &ororingcn outd Die eritcn
in Der @egeno bon &npropp altfge-
bolten purocn iein.
@nglanb unb sSranfrc,d) bahen NIT
GROCER 9egeiiterlng Die gericiniame
&riegstonfcrenj bcgriiRt, Die III 3d.
ris obgebalten puroc. Gs bei6t. baB
iebt bon ben Seeren Scr 9lGiIcrtcl
mebr fonSentriihe Anitrenelngen ge-
madt pcrben ioDen. 9lu oiutliheil
gtndriGtcn nIangelt cs natiirIidl.
bot miro aueenommen, ooB g. lid,
bel Der Gonfercnj in eriter 9inic Inn
oie 8alfaulage gebanoeIt bot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-18
Sanf in SmcnOs 9lirts
btltOblen.
SIT cine ssiliale Der Natiunal Sim
ganf ppn Help gDrf.

gem Yorf, Is. gtop. ". o..
Simmons, gi5e-Braiioent Der 0otio-
nal Gitp 9anf, iagte belite, oaB Die
@anf feine 9ta6ribt erbaIten bate,
wonad) ibre 3Deigbanf in @nenos
9lires I'M $4,000 beitoblen iporben
iein ioa. Sn einem &abeIgronm
nad Seem gorf batte Die 8oli3ei in
Siienos slires Den Gicbitabl gemel.
oct. Serr Simn1ons ia9tc ieoof, er
bate aebort ooB ein 5cbltetrog bon
etfpa $4,000 in gorgelo Der 9onf.
iiliole entbedt noroen tp6re.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-18
YOitbtamttn= Strtif nnttr=
indJt.
Ypitamts Snipeftpren heute nnf
Dem @ege naf tsairmuut, ". 90.

gSaibington Is. gtop. Eplt-
onlts SSnipeftoren purben beute
ncd) Soirnont, @. 3d., gcianOt, Inn
Den bortigen Strcif oes geiontcn
EcrionoIs Don Glerfs rro 8rieftro-
germ I'M Soltuntt 81 rnterilldcn. Ger
Streif erfolgte gum Trotcit geeen Die
Gntlaiiimg bes 9liiiitcnt- -Soitn1eiitcr,
inter AnfIagen, ooB er 2lpplifanten
nor Der 3ipilbierit aommiiiion 9e-
bolfcn bate. 0as Hoitanlts 9c-
partcmcnt ioa Die Gntloiiltng crit
porgenomtmen baben. nad)oem bic ;3i-
piIoienit &onlnliiiion iie 6meimol
entpfoblen batte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-18
Sic MnflaQen gegen
aarl Snens.
YrOseb gegeu Sapag=Sti'
ter btginnt nad)itt
&Dd)f.
SoQgcicbc nnS uytcntralitGt" Slmeri'
fas angeblidD perlcbt.
Inter 9eitmnss bertidlen Seamtens,
Der nod i'm Sanbe ut.
Or. @uricnr BON 9iesiernnss Se'
hcimbenmten uernpmnen.

9tcp gorf, Is. 9fop. S5n bent
fiir nGd)ite @ohe angeieeten Trojcb
ge9en &arl 9uen5 miro lollt 9lllgo-
ben oes 9llnbes 9iitriftsonipdltcs
Snopoen $. 0foribaa Die &egierirng
bcbolptcll. ooB III ocn criten @odcn
ocs &rieges Die oertide Gegierun9
$750,000 beiuiQigtc, Inn cine 6lottc
pon 0onlpfcrn, Die pon 9ten Yort
obfubrcn, 5lt hartern uilo 5u bclo-
ocn, ournit tic oeiitifc 9relt5cr il
Iiioomerifatiihcn 8elp0iicrn init
@orrGten perieben. Gs bciBt, oob
Die &egieriing 5lt 5eigen pcriudcn
miro, buB Die Sperationen ioldcr
%orrutsid)iffc boliptiGflid) pon ei-
mem @eanltcn Der bclltid)cn &egic-
riug geIeitct pllrocil, Der lid nod i'll
ben Ser. Stooten befinbet. @ncrS
Scr bier friiher oelltider @cncralfon-
iitl ipor nnb iebt lciteiiber Sireftor
Der Sanlburg= gImcrifa Sinie it, itebt
inter glnflogc, oic ,3oagcicsc ln0
bic geutralit1t Der Der. Stontcn
ourd) 9lbienollng Der %orrotsid]iffc
perlebt 5lt boben
Der Snll Or. @prienr's.
Scrr WtariboG crflGrtc fcrner, er
ncrbe Die acknowledgement bea 0r.
SSoiepb @oricor. bab Oiplomatiifc
mo &oniular -&crtrctcr ocr tclltoni-
i6cn %erbiinOeten Die SGtigfeit einer
qruben 3obl pon Spioncn in bieiem
2onbe oirigiercn, nid)t altfnebmeil.
ebe niht q. Bruce Siclosfi, Gbef bcs
llntcriuf)lngs Surcmts oes 9SIiti5-
Cepnrtemeits, buriiber on Stnots,
iefrct6r 2ol1iing berihtct bGttc. Serr
9icIosfi fcbrte geitern abeitb nod
@aihington glriif, obne iid) iiber Die
bieiigc Gonfercn5 nit Or. @uricor
ous5uipreden. &ebterer oiirfte beiltc
nit Gbef tSlnnn pom 8lnoes-@c-
hcimoienit foniericrcn uno beltc
ober lnorgcn nah Gleuelnnb geben.
Or. 8oricor mar ieiner5eit aoniiIar-
@earnter Der Toppelmonordlic III
San Srancisco.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-18
6ei4waotr in DoQer
SSabrt na9 yforOiet gtii9ttt.
Serlepe nno gnbnna genpmmen.

Eerlepe nnb gnbnnn genummen.
bon, Is. Npp. Henters gn.
rean lpiro inter bem scitrigen Sa-
tnm fplgcnSes semelSet: Eresbepe-
idlen, bic mod feline amtlid]c SeitGti-
sung aefunben baben, beridlten, bak
Herlepe upm ben Snlgnren senommen
lunrbc, bic iid) nnr nod Sfuci @eg-
itunben Dpn Wiunaitir befinoen nnb
cine ,slanfsnbeuesnns inter Dem
yefeble Sentidler Sffisierc pprneb-
men. Die Sage in Yiunaitir gibt su
Der srokten Seiorsnis glnlak, bic
anslGnbiifen &oninln iinS nit 9lns-
nnbme bes fransDiiihen nad Salo-
nifi abgereiit, mpbin Der &pmman-
bant bpn Wfpnaitir audi Die Stants=
ardIipe geianbt bat.
u o M, iiber Yaris, Is. Nup. Cine
SonSerbepeife on ben Gprriere bella
Sera ppn ieinem galfan &prreippn-
ernten melbet fnlscnbes: --s--
Rad elmer Sfladlt BON 16 Sasen,
luGbrenb Der Die Snlgaren heftise
glngriffe nnternabmen, haben bic
Serben ben gabnna Eaf perlpren.
Sie letten beiSen ierbiihen Hesimen-
ter, Die nod &iberitanb leiiteten, hat
ten 10000 gnlgaren Sn befdmpfeu.
@pm bem Yaiie ans bringen bic gml-
saren nod Herlepe nur. Die grDste
9lmsit nno Srnnrisfeit berrid)t in
MDnaitir.
Snbnitrielle yiaereselnns in Gnk.
lamb.
Getrogra0, Is. gton. Ger Mi
niiterrnt bat bei6loIien, al1e nod i'm
2onbc iibrigen fommer5iellen Inter
ncbnlingeiL oic llntertonen feino-
lider 9dnoer geboren, 5u il,ipenbie.
rem. l1ngefGbr 1000 ioldcr 9lnlogcn,
Die 10000 9lngeltellte beidlaftigen,
neroen bon bieier Wfobregel betrof-
fen.
Sentidles 8eihmnber seiiftet.
9pnbon. Is. 9top. Ger Grhangc
telegraph So. miro aus aoperboeen
9emelbet. Dob elm ans % Sorpcoo-
bcuten uno einem groBen &rel,3er be-
itcbcnbes @eidnobcr !Scliingborg ull
Der Siibfiiite bon Sdmebcn paIiicrtc
llno in boiler Snbrt nod Der Otiin-
bung Der Norbice begriffen mar.
gtenc |crfiignns iiber Heiien BON
Sriten.
2pnopn. is. Hop. Ger britii6c
Staotsrot miro binnen <r5en1 cine
@crfiigltng erlaiien, o,ird Die nGb-
reno Ser meitcren Saier be5 &rieges
ale griten in ntiIitdriidem 9lIter,
icIbit menn iic bas 2anb MIR nuf bor-
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