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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Clevland-Score: F..
New York
Cleveland ............... 10 1
Batteries Fisher and Nunamaker;
Mitchell and O'Neill.
Summary: Two base hits-Kirke,
Smith, O'Neill, Maisel. Three base hits
-Southworth, Graney, Peckinpaugh.
Home run-O'Nein Stolen bases"
Mitchell. 1 off Fisher. 1. Struck out
BY Mitchell, Z; by Fisher, 5. UNI
pires-Nallin and Dineen.
At Detroit-Sccre: R.H. Z.
Boston .--.---
Batteries-Ruth, Mays, Gregg and
Thomas, Carrigan; Coveleskie, Cavet
and Baker
Summary: Two base hits--Veach,
Jacobson, Barry; Three base hit
Burns, Bush, Cobb CD. Bases on balls
off Ruth, 2 off Mays, /; off Gregg,
s. Struck out-By Coveleskie, 8: by
Hildebrand.
At St. Louis-score: r. H. f.
Philadelphia E. .3 < @
Batteries; Bush a;-d iapp; James
and Agnew and Severoid.
Summary: Two base hits--Strunll.
Lapp. Stolen base-strunk. Bases
on DallS-Otf Bush, D; Off James, 4
Struck out-by Bash, 3; by James, 3.
Umpires-Evans and Chill
At Chicago-Score: Ri e
Washington --.---- l
Batteries-Shaw, Ayres and Henry;
Scott and Schalk
Summary: Three base hit-Four-
nier. Stolen bases-J. Collins CD,
Schalk (2). BlaclIburne. Bases on
balls-On Shaw. 8; off Scott, 2; off
AyreS l. Struck out-By Scott, 2; by
Shaw, ?; by Ayres, 1. Umpires-Wal-
lace and Connolly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
APPS. PLAY w. o. w. TWO.
Fast Games Expected at Santa F.
Park Today and Tomorrow.

This afternoon and tomorrow the
Santa Fe Apprentice team plays the
w. 0. w. team at Santa Fee park and
the followers of both organizations
are expecting hot contests
TomorrOws game will start at 8
o'clock promptly and the lineup of the
two teams will be as follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

and Gibson; Alexander and Killifer.
Summary: Two base hits-Alexan-
der Whitfield. Home run-Wagner,
Stolen base-Carey. Bases on balls
Off Harmon, 2; off Councilman, 1; off
Alexander, /. Struck out-By Har-
mon, a; by Alexander, Z. Empires
Ortiz and Quigley.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
Federal League.
American Association.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Score: r H E
Columbus SO
Kansas city L
Batteries-O'Toole and Coleman;
Sanders and Alexander.
At st. Paul-Score: r H E
Louisville 9 So 1
ST. Paul 1917 8
Batteries-Northrop, Danforth, Ell
lis and Clemens; Karger, Steele and
Glenn, johnson.
At Minneapolis-Score: r H z
Indianapolis " 8 9 0
MINNEAPOLIS S14 1
Batteries - Schardt and GOSSett;
Ying1ing and Charity.
At Milwaukee-Score: r H E
Cleveland ............. IA 6
milwaukee, " 5 s 8
Batteries - James and DevoSt
Young, Shackelford and Brannan.
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on their arrival in


challenge Willard
weighs 210 pounds and and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

Batteries: DOak, Gr1ner ana Sny-
der and Gonzales; Raglan and Gowdy.
Summary: Stolen bases-Maran-
Vile, Long, Magee. Bases on balls
Off Raglan, 8; off Doak, 4; off Gri1cr.
2. Struck out-By Raglan, 4; by Doak,
5; by Griner, 2. Umpires-Byron
and EaSOn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

Players AB. R. H; Pc. A, E,
H Ha;s5tiss: IS a ";':;:::: g j : : 8
RaPps, 1b: ....:..'- 3 q
baltimore. 2b. ...... Q Q
Cochran, 3b. ......--. q
Dashner, p.-..-...--
Total, .s2 "a IL /
Players DE" N AB. r. H. Pc. A.E;
q j
Bills, If .-.--.....-- y
Sawyer; 2b; --....-- y n
Musser, p.--.....---
Totals .33 10 p 5 1
Stated for Dashner in eighth
Score by innings: ooo ooo ooo X;
De sum m1lafs Three base hitEB 30 TWO
base hits2Cochran, Jones. Sacrifice hit
Hartford. Stolen bases-Clunn, Hunter.
Moi4es. ~ Lei Hitsnoff cunn' in six and
two-thirds innings: off Dashner, none in
u: by Ciunn. T. Bases on balls-Off Mus
ser, 3; off Clunn, ,; Hit by pitcherI;IBy
Passed balIs-Monroe. Time-2 :O7. UNI
pires-Cusick and Abbott.
Wichita 2; st. Joe 3.
St. Joseph, Mo-, July 10.-Wideman
held Wichita safe until the ninth,
when he was relieved by Vance, st.
Joseph winning. to 2. After the
game Manager Holland announced the
release of First Baseman Fisher, Sec
ond Baseman Page and Catcher Ton
neman Catcher White was also re-
leased to Wichita. Three new men,
Second Baseman Koehler. Outfielder
Of hos h
ern Michigan League. will take their
places Outfiefder Williams will be
sent to first base.
The score: K n. Il,
St Joseph ...OsO 900 OOO-s
Batteries Cochran and Griffith;
wideman. Vance and Moore.
Summary: Three base hit-Groel-
ing, Two base hit hits-W Wider acsra r.
Stolen bases-Page. Fisher. Double
plays-Charles to Hosp; Fisher Gun
assisted); Groeling to Page to Fisher
one-third innings. Struck out-By
Cochran. 1: by Wideman, l. Bases on
balls-Off Cochran. 3; off Wideman,
5. Hit by pitcher-Cochran, 1; Wide
st. Joseph. 9. Earned runs-Wichita.
1: St. Joseph, 3. Time-1:45. UNI
pire-O'Brien.
Lincoln 2; Sioux City s.
Sioux City, Ia, July 1O--SlOux city
hit Ehman hard ana took the final
game of the series from Lincoln Fri
day.
The score: R. H. E.
Lincoln OH 900 600 o
Sioux City -. sol 010 O1*-S Is o
Batteries-Ehman and Yantz; Gas
par and Crisby.
Summary: Two base hits-McGaf-
figan, Hensling. Daley, Gaspar. Sac
rifice hits-Clarke, Hensling, Lejeune,
Kane. Stolen bases-Davidson ,, Cal
lahan. Double plays - Gaspar to
Cooney to Kane. Bases on balls-Off
Gaspar, 3; off Ehman, 1. Struck out
BY Gaspar, 2; by l1hman, 4. Time
1928 Umpire-Mullen.
Denver 5: Omaha 4.
Omaha, Neb., July 1O.-Denver hit
timely and defeated Omaha Friday.
The score: r. H. E.
Denver $40 900 OO1-5 7 /
Omaha $500. DOL 900 OOO-1 Z 8
Batteries - Sterzer and Shestak;
Blodgett and Kruger.
Summary: Two base hit-Sterzer.
Stolen base-Shields Double play
Galloway to Kelleher to Shields Sac
rifice hits = Mccormick Coffey,
Shields Bases on balls-Off Sterzer,
/; off Blodgett, 2. Left on bases
Denver, 4. Hit by pitcher-Krug.
Earned runs-Denver. 9. Struck out
BY Blodgett 1; by Sterzer, 2 Passed
ball-Shestak. Time-1:3O Umpire
Van Sycle-
Western Association Results.
Tulsa, 3; MuSkogee o.
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Batteries: Pierce, Standrige and
Archer; Pfeffer, Kucker and Nc
Carly and Miller.
Summary: Two base hits-Phelan,
O'Mara, Daubert, Rucker. Three base
hit-Saier Home runS-WilliamS
CD; Stolen bases-Fisher, Schultz, II.
Zimmerman, Safer, Archer. Bases on
balls-Off Pfeffer, L; off Pierce, ).
Struck out-By Pfeffer, 1; by Pierce,
4; by Rucker, 8; by Standrige, 3.
Umpires-Klem and Emslie.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

and Meyers
Summary: Two base hit-BurnS,
Rodgers, Lear. Three base hit
Wingo. Stolen bases-Doyle, GrOh.
Struck out-By Stroud, 4 by Dale, >.
Bases on balls-Off Dale, 1. Umpires
Rigler and Hart.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

Western Association Results.
Tulsa, 2; Muskogee, O.
Sherman, 8; McAlister, 2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

BATTERIES: SChneIuer anu WIIIBU,
Perrett and Doom.
Summary: Three base hit-Wi1go,
Stolen bases-Wingo, Olson. Bases
on balls-Off Perritt, 2; off Schneider,
4. Struck out-By Perritt, 6; by
Schneider, 6. Umpires-Rigler and
Hart.
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,,So III 9fI,ocbran flames Sacrifice hit
Hartford. Stolen bases-Clunn, Hunter.
Sawyer. Left on bases-Topeka, 3; Des
two-thirds innings: off Dashner, none in
one third inning. Struck out~By Musser,
-: by Clunn. f. Bases on balls-Off Mus
ser. 8: off Clunn, ,. Hit by pitcher-By
Clunn 3, Sawyer, Hartford, Tannehill)
Passed balls-MonrOe. Time :01. UNI
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Blames Big Fellows.
An article in a recent issue of the
Chicago Herald quotes President Tear
neay of the Three / league as laying
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05

amount OF one assessment or periodical
call on all its policy holders for benefit
and expense funds until the reserve fund
so accumulated shall amount, together
with the amount there deposited prior
to March one. eighteen hundred and
eighty-lllne, TO not less than twenty-five
thousand dollars. These amounts may be
deposited III such Understanding Sc
may approve, or il such securities as
any insurance company or savings
banks may. from time to time, be au
thorized to hold for purpose Of invest
ment. These securities shall be held III
trust by the treasurer of State, but the
corporation shall have at all times the
right to exchange any part of said Sc
curites for others Of like amount and
character. When deemed advisable by
ma 5Ority Of the directors, such a part Of
the fund as may be considered necessary,
may be applied from time 10. time, TO the
payment Of claims under insurance COR
tracts and the expense necessarily Incl
dent thereto and for no other purpose.
provided, however, that SAID fund shall
not at any time he reduced below al
amount equal 10 one assessment or peri
odical call upon all OF its members for
benefit and expense funds nor TO less than
one thousand dollars. The insurance
commissioner shall annually, III Feb
TuarT- certify to the treasurer of State
the MINIMUM amount OF reserve fund re
CURED 70 be kent on deposit III the State
treasury by each corporation doing husi-
ness Oh the assessment plan under this
chapter. II said corporation snail neglect
for SIXTY days 10 satisfy any Judgment
against II, in any court III this State,
then the said treasurer snail convert
into money any OF said securities. and
forthwith satisfy such Judgment, and
SAID corporation shall not transact
any further business until said de-
post is restored. When any such cor
poration shall discontinue business.
any justice Of the supreme judicial
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Chapter PA.
Chapter PAS

AN Act additional to Chapter thirt5 TWO
- the Revised Statutes as amended ny
(0napter two hundred SIX Of the Public
Jaws of nineteen hundred thirteen, re-
iating TO fishing in Strarton Brook ana
i'll the tributaries to said brool; and In
the Mount Bigelow Ponds, III Franklin
county.
No person shall take, catch and Kill
more than fifteen tIsu III all il any one
day. or any trout less than eyght inches
IN length, III Stratton brook or in any
of the tributaries 10 aidGbrool. or il
the Mount Blgelow ponds, Which waters
are situated III Franklin County nor
shall any person nave IL possession II
any one day more tAan fifteen fish Il.
all or any trout less than eight inches
III length taken IL any Of the above
named waters. Whoever violates any
provision Of this act shall pay q fine
OF not less than tel dollars nor more
than thirty dollars and costs for each
offense and in addition thereto one dol
Lar Tor each hsh taken, caught, killed
OF had i'll Possession II violation Of any
provision o. this t-lApproved March
81 i9lvD
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Chapter 254.

An Act additional to Chapter eighty OF the
Revised Statutes, relating TO the powers
of the county commissioners of Penob
scot county IN regard TO securing tenn
porary loans.
Whereas. il is the opinion of the county
commissioners OF Penohscot county, after
careful consideration of the matter, that
there are not sufficient funds in the
county treasury at this time to pay the
current bills and whereas no means have
been provided for raising the additional
funds to meet these current expenses and
other necessary expenses during the next
few months: and whereas the interests of
the people in Penobscot county demand
that these current and necessary expenses
be paid as they become due, and unless
this act is passed as an emergency act
Il cannot take effect until approximately
July first. nineteen hundred fifteen, an
emergency, therefore, exists, as contem-
plated by the constitution, and the pub
lie peace, health and safety will be con-
served by empowering the county COM
missioners of said county to borrow an ad-
ditional sum for the above purposes, and
now, therefore,
Be it enacted by the People of the State
OF Maine, as follows:
Section l. The county commissioners of
Penobscot county may, without obtaining
the consent of the county. raise by tenn
porary loan, TO be paid within one year
from the time when the same is contract
ed, sum not exceeding twenty-five thou
sand dollars IN any year for use of said
county, and cause the notes or obligations
of said county. with coupons for lawful
interest, to be issued for payment thereof
as aforesaid.
Section q All acts and parts of acts. in
and SO far as they conflict with the
above, are hereby repealed.
Section 3. This act by reason of the
emergency set forth in the preamble
thereof shall take effect when approved
(Approved March 81. 1851
Chapter z65.
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Chapter 246,

An Act to amend Section two Of Chapter
thirty-two OF the Revised Statutes. as
amended ny Chapter Two hundred SIX
of the Public Laws o. nineteen hundred
thirteen, relating 20 ics fishing III the
kennepec river, in Somerset county.
So much OF section TWO OF chapter
thirty-two Of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
SIX OF the Public Laws Of nineteen hun
dred thirteen, as prohibits fishing through
the ice, IN accordance with Inc general law
OF the State relating TO ice fishing, in the
kennebec river, il Somerset county, is
hereby repealed-(Approved March 81
1916
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having no organized fire department. the
municipal officers shall annually make
Or direct tine ire inspector to make 2
careful inspection OF the precautions ana
safeguards provided in compliance with
the foregoing requirements. and pass
upon their suficlency as to arrangement
and number, and upon their state Of re-
pair; and direct such alterations, audi-
tons and repairs as they adjudge neces-
SaTE. In towns. cities and villages hav-
Ing an organized fire department the
duties aforesaid shall be discharged by
the chief OF the fire department.
Section 3. Section forty of chapter
twenty-eight of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended TO read as follows:
Section 49, Such municipal officers or
chief of the fire department shall give
written notice TO the occupant Of such
building, also to the owner thereof, if
known, of their determination as to the
sufiiciency Of said precautions and safe
guards, specifying il said notice any al
teration, addition or repair which they re-
qulre. Sixty days are allowed for com
piiance with such notice and order
Section 4: Section forty-two OF chapter
twenty-eight Of the Revised Statutes
hereby is amended TO read as follows:
Section Il Wherever the municipal
offeers or chief OF the fire department
upon inspection find that proper safe
guards and precautions for escape in case
they shall give TO the occupant OF such
huidine certificate, under their hands,
o1 such tact, which shall be valid for one
year only from its date; and a reasonable
COMPENSATION for such inspection shall be
pald ny the city or town in which any
such building is located, by an order
uraWn upon its treasurer. Such officers
shali return TO the clerks office OF their
toWn' monthly, q list of such certificates
nE them issued, which the CLERK shall
record III 2 suitable book.
oecllon .. Section forty-four of chapter
twenty-eight OF tine Revised Statutes, lis
herepF amended 10 read as follows:
section Il. Every municipal officer or
IRE inspector or chief of fire depart nent
VINO refuses or neglects to perform the
dulles imposed upon him by the preceding
sections Iorfeits fifty dollars TAP
proved March 81, 1851
Chapter 253
An Act to amend Section thirteen OF
Chapter two hundred and -four Of the
Public Laws of eighteen hundred nifty
SIN, relating TO the recorder OF the mu-
nicipal court of the city Of Portland,
Section l. Section thirteen Of chapter
two hundred and four Of the public laws
OF eighteen hundred fifty-six is hereby
amended by striking out ali Of said sec
tor and inserting II lieu thereof the
following:
Section, u, When the Office Of Judge
shall beATacant. the recorder snail finish
the business pending before the court,
ana shall have jurisdiction over all new
business and carry on the business Of the
court during any vacancy III the office OF
Judge. The recorder shall further have
ana enjoy all the powers and privileges
during his term OF office that are now ac-
corded TO the nudge.
section I. All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
-lApproved March 81, 1872
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An Act to amend Section one OF CAaptE
one hnndrea ninety-eiEht 81 fh6 FL
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Chapter 247.

Chapter pa.
An Act relating to the acquisition OF
land for Fairgrounds and park purposes
by village corporations.
Village corporations chartered hy the
legislature may take ana hold lands by
devise or gift IL trust for play ground
or park purposes and may expend not
exceeding ten per cent OF the money
apportioned such village corporation
under its charter. for the Improvement
and care o. such iand,-tApproved
March 81 ILL.,
Chapter 24S.
An Act to amend Section eleven of Chap
ter thirIy-one OF the Revised Statutes
relating to the licenses issued by mu-
nicipal officers OF towns for the opera
ton Of steam riding galleries.
Section eleven OF chapter thirty-one
of the Revised Statutes is hereby amend
cd by striking out all of said section
and inserting in place thereof the fol-
lowing:
Section IL Municipal officers of any
town, upon the payment of q sum not
exceeding fifty dollars. shall grant a
license To operate Or run q merry-gp-
round or steam riding gallery Ill their
town, but the license shall not exempt
the operator from complaint to the SUI
pren1e judicial court for maintaining a
nuisance under section eight OF cfapter
twenty-five Of the Revised Statutes'-
tApproved March 81, 1851
Chapter gag.
An Act amendatory of SECTION one hum
dred twenty-slX Of Chapter fortv-nine
otssa he Revised Statutes, relating to the
4srve fund deposited with the State
HkGurer by assessment casualty in
surance companies.
Section one hundred twentx-six of
chapter forty-nine of the Revised Stat
utes is hereby amended by striking out
all between the word treasurer in the
seventh line and the word ''uutil'' IN the
eighth line. and inserting in place there
of the words, a sum sufficient to make
the total deposit with said treasurer NOT
less than the amount of one assessment
or periodical call on all its policy hold
ers for benefit and expense funds and
also by inserting after the wore mem
hers in the twenty-third line the words
for benefit and expense funds nor m les.
than one thousand dollars SO that SAID
section, when amended, shall read ms
follows:
Section 126. Any corporation organized
under section one hundred and twenty
three, or any corporation of this State do
ing assessment insurance business under
this chapter or its charter, shall keen on
deposit with the treasurer of State a re-
serve fund for the benefit and nrc+sc+;nr
Of certificate holders in said cornora t;n,,
for the creation of which il shall Nv -,
i,efOre the thtrty-ffrst day Of Dece,,,her ~
each year, deposit with said frsa SIRE, q !,
anYn suiacient to make the 3otaj s5s,,r,sit
Wtfh Snid tfeasuref not less f1,sr ts,s
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Chapter 263.

An Act to provide for semi-monthly pay
Tnents on account Of State contracts.
On all contracts with the State or any
department thereof the State shall make
payments on account at least semi
monthly unless otherwise agreed upon
Nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued to relieve the State. IT'S officers,
boards and commissioners from paying
mechanics, workmen and lahOrers en-
ployed by il or them as provided in
chapter thirty-nine of the public laws
of nineteen hundred eleven, and acts
amendatory thereos-(Approved March
81, 1915)
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Chapter PISS.

An Act to repeal Section nine of Chapter
Seventy-tnree of the Revised Statutes,
requiring the consent Of overseers OF
the poor to sales of real estate by guar
dams in certain cases.
Section nine of chapter seventy-three
of the Revised Statutes, requiring the
consent Of overseers of the poor to sales
of real estate by guardians in certain
cases, is hereby repealed.-tAppToved
March 81, 19lo.)
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Chapter 269.

Chapter 269.
An Act to fix the salary of the clerk of
the commissioners of inland fisheries
and game.
Section l. The clerk of the commits
sioners of inland fisheries and game shall
receive an annual salary OF twelve hun
dred dollars, which said salary shall be
paid in equal monthly payments on the
last day of each month.
Section 2. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with the provisions of this act
are hereby acknowledgement March
IL, l9l5.)
Chapter 27O.
An Act to regulate the sale of lightning
RODS.
Section l. No manufacturer person,
firm or corporation shall sell or offer for
sale material used for tie protection
of buildings from damage by lightning
until authorized to do so by q license
obtained from the insurance commits
Sioner under the provisions of this act.
Section 2. No such license shall be
issued until the insurance commissioner
has approved of the material made by
such manufacturer for the purpose of
protecting. from lightning, and Of the
manner and system Of installing such
material nor until such manufacturer
has filed q bond with the insurance
commissioner in the penal sum of ten
thousand dollars. with security salts
.
for the purpose Of securing the fulfill
ment of the guarantee agreement pro-
vided for by this act, together with a
written stipulation that legal process
affecting such manufacturer Or his
agent, served upon the insurance COM
missioner for the time being, shall have
the same effect as if personally served
upon such manufacturer or his agent
within the State When the insurance
commissioner is satisfied that the man
ufacturer has complied with such re-
quirements and is safe and reliable as
to assets, business standing and meth
DDS. and is entitled to confidence he
shall require TO be filed with him a
copy of the guarantee agreement is
sued by such manufacturer, and which
guarantee agreement must provide that
in the event of damage by lightning to
property rodded by said manufacturer
or his agent money for the rodding of
owner thereof, or the damage to said
building repaired the form of such
guarantee agreement shall be approved
by the insurance commissioner before
the issuance thereof, and, upon the pay
ment of fee of twenty dollars, said
commissioner may issue a license to
such manufacturer, to continue in force
one year from date of ISSUE The Ii
cenEe may be revoked at any time by
the insurance commissioner for good
cause, after a hearing
Section g. Upon written notice from
8 licensed manufacturer under this net
of the appointment az q suitable per
son to act N its aGant In this State,
and upon the presentation OF n nerttfi-
cAte ct hts 0oDd xlpu1e1t0n and moral
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