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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-11-26

Corporation, u corporation, plaintiff, "
Gladys b. Evans and Robert G. Evans Af
husband; First National Bank Of 0royIs
corporation; Oroville Townsite Company
a corporation, defendants.
No. 2570, and to me, as sheriff dlret1
ana delivered.
Notice is hereby given, that will ~
seed to sell to the highest bidder for cash
within the hours prescribed by Law for
shriff's sales, to-wit: At ten O'Clock l. IA
on the 9th day of November, 1916 al tie
front court house door Of said 0kanOgal
county at Okanogan in the state Of VAS.
lngton, the following described property
to-Wit:
Lot Four "a in Block Eleven III q
Grand View addition to Or0vllle, Oh.
hogan county, Washington, to satisfy 4
judgment for the sum OF STALE togeths
with $3.50 interest due thereon April H.
1914, and for the additional sum Of Inter
est on said sum of $741.22 at the rate d
II per cent per annum from and ds
April II, 1914, until the date OF said lul''
ment. and for the additional sum Of IT,
terest at the rate of II per cent per anu.
uph said sum of $3.50 from Apn i
1914, TO the date OF this judgment an
with interest at the rate Of " per Csll
per annum on the foregoing amounls liol
the date OF this 1udgment,-said )udslsl
,eing in favor of Washington Finance VI.
poration, a corporation, and against "
said defendants Gladys B. Evans aY
Robert Il. Evans. her husband, ana %
the further sum Of $125.00 attorneys lee
and S25.S5 costs and increased costs
Given under my hand this 26th Gay
October. 1915.
Shedl
BY Clair Ward, Chief Deputy.
Burcham & Blair, Plaintiffs attoTIs!'
Col Hyde Block, SPOKANE "a'
First publication October 20, l9l5.
Last publication November ~, lslo'
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PASSING ON.

The grim wielder Of the scythe has
reaped rich harvest afhohs the early
settlers of Spokane during the year
now drawing to q close. The younger
and older generations that joined
hands in building nv the Queen City
OF the Inland Empire have both paid
heavy toll and the ranks of the pio-
neer5 are thinning rapidly. One of the
last and best known of these pioneers
to answer the last call was Nj. NJ.
Cowley, who passed away last week.
Among his familiars he was better
known as Mike Cowley. a genial, gen.
Srous. loveable gentleman of Irish an
ceslory, who by natural shrewdness
and business acunen acquired by
close application worked himself up
to become one of the leading and most
successful financiers in the state.
Mr.. Cowley is entitled to the name
OF pioneer, so often misapplied, as he
located on the Spokane river, east of
the present city of Spokane, many
years ago. where he long conducted a
small store. He moved to Spokane
when that place began to show symp-
tens of rapid growth, and became in
terested in the Traders National
Bank. Eventually through his business
and executive ability he became the
head of that very important financial
institution.
We first met Mr.. Cowley in the days
when his financial operations were
confined to selling the staple necessi-
ties of life to the scant white popula-
ton Of eastern Spokane county, and
separating Indians from their cash
with highly colored dry goods and
cheap baubles that appealed to the
covetOusness of the race. 1t was in an
old log cabin where the crude sur
roundings had little promise of the
elegant office he occupied in an awe
inspiring metropolitan bank where we
met him last. There was no less con-
geniality in the man and warmth of
his greeting surrounded with luxury
than at the time of the first meeting
when he was behind grimy counter,
In a gloomy howell surrounded with the
rudest kind of accessories.
The acquaintance made when we
first met in the lonely cabin on the
Spokane river was later cemented in
a warm friendship lasting through all
subsequent years, and we have never
visited Spokane during the long per-
iOd since leaving that city without
hunting out genial Mike Cowley and
enjoying his merry quilps and pleasing
"reminiscences of bygone days.
OF recent years the pleasure of Wis
itiny Spokane and renewing old
acquaintances has been greatly modi-
fed by the missing of so many one
time familiar faces. If circumstances
are such that we are unable to again
visit Spokane for another year or two
and this shocking mortality continues,
We tear that few will remain of those
whom we had the happy pleasure of
numbering among our friends in the
halcyon days of Spokane's greatest
progress.
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COSTS YOU NOTHING TO JOIN.

wANTED--All red noses, hangers on
wall flowers and tank supporters to as
semble and practice in celebrating the
arrival of the water wagon, which will be
Is feet long. % feet wide with three rows
of seats ON each side, one above the other
The top row win be occupied by wall
flowers and hangers The second row
by tanks and red noses. The third row
is reserved for those who are overloaded
The committee has outlined the follow
ing: We want four professional up-to-
date soaks on the seat with the driver
playing accompaniment to the quartet
which will be singing:
on the seat | am strapped tightly.
Everything goes smoothly,
For | am on the water wagon now.
1t is necessary that we meet and prac-
tice 50 we can have a large celebration.
The wagon Is to be drawn by those
who think the above named LOT CAN
DO WITHOUT.
Signed.
COMMITTEE.
For further information apply at
ED. DAVIS HARDWARE STORE
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

The local lodge of Odd Fellows are
arranging to hold a Thanksgiving SER
vice in Odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening, November o. An address will
be delivered and during the evening,
besides general good time, turkey,
cranberries and trimmings will be
served. All Odd Fellows and their fam
flies and all Rebekahs and their fam
lilies are cordially invited to partici-
pate. Besides immediate members of
the families Rebekhas are permitted
10 invite their beaux. and Odd Fellows
can bring their best girl 1t is going to
be a gay and festive reunion and a
foregathering Of representatives of the
three links, and no member can afford
to pass the occasion up.
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SU M M ONS.

In the Superior Court of the State o.
Washington in and for Okanogan county
w. Il. Grant and c. II. Neal and FREQ
L. Neal. co-partners, doing business under
the style and firm name of Neal * Neal
Plaintiffs.
John E; Reese and Daisy G. Reese, his
bow. his wife. Universal Air Motor Co., d
corporation. and Kate DeLacy, defendants
The State of Washington to Mrs. C. y
Benbow, his wife, Universal Air Motor
Company IA corporation. and Kate DeLacy
defendants.
You and each of you are hereby sum
moned to be and appear in the above en-
sixty t60) days after the date of the first
publication of this summons, to-wit
within sixty days after the Goth day of
November, 1915, exclusive of the date of
the first publication hereof, and defend the
above entitled action and answer the
complaint of plaintiffs and serve a copy of
your answer upon the undersigned attor-
neys for plaintiffs at the address below
stated. and in case of your failure SO to
do, judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demands of the complaint
which has been field with the clerk
The object and purpose of the above
entitled action Is to obtain decree
against defendants John e. Reese and
Daisy q Reese his wife for the sum of
$4,000 with interest thereon from the 1st
day or october 1913, at the rate of six
per cent per annum, and to have said
Judgment and decree declared to be the
first and valid lien against the So SEA
NEA of Section 20, and part of Lot 9.
Section %, TIP. 3S, n. r. 81 e. w. M, and
the SWA NEA and lot of Section 10,
Township 40 n. r. q f. w. NJ, and that
said reaestate be decreed to he sold to
satisfy said judgment and decree:
That defendants c. A. Benbow and Mrs
e. A. Benbow, and Kate DeLacy and the
Universal Air Motor Company. cor
poration. be decreed to have no interest
whatever in or to said realestate, or an,
part thereof.
That the mortgage executed on the 14tf
day of October, 1913 by defendants Johr
r.. Reese and Daisy G. Reese, to said de.
PENDANT, the Universal Air Motor Compan,
a corporation, said mortgage being execut
ed against the above described land ant
is recorded in the Okanogan County Aud
itor's office in Book IS" of MORTGAGES a
page 20 and that certain mortgage execut
ed on the 18th day of July 1913 by de
PENDANTS John E. Reese and Daisy G.
Reese to defendant C. A. Benbow agains
SAID real estate. recorded in the Okanogar
County Auditors office i'm Book r. o
mortgages at page IS be decreed to b,
| nun and void as to plaintiffs and that sal,
mortgages and each of them be cancelled
w. T.. GRANT AND NEAL & NEAL.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Post Office Address, Orovile Wash
ington.
First publication November %, 1915. la
publication December 81, 1915.
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SHERIEF'S SALE

Under and by virtue of an order of sale
under foreclosure issued out OF the SUI
perl9r Court OF the State of Washington
Loading terms at Okanogan, Washington
III ana Tor Okanogan County, on the END
Coy VI Octoper, IoIo, ana to me directed
'iH ucii'eieu' loI - JuuSi nenL IeI!,lel Ell
IA SIiu co"l,, On li4c O1.i uds y. Octouer
-. ~, 1910, IA laNuI uI mechanics 11I..,
ana 44ust ~, II .urpoldtiou, ana ak llilsl
HuSp.llu ana NIIe, IOI me sum Oh 81 "a. :
- ''Hu 9I0v.Oo o.tolnUJ ices to.etncI N.tu
'"'" % S~4t ana nteIGst, i nave Ic. .eu
4' ''' 'iie i+eH., titic, claim anu interest
=. sei'u uelenudnt Vi, IA ina " ,uu .o.uN
ihS polperty, to-Wit:
--H i'Ci ti"Ss. 4udlter Vi section tiIul
III township tnirly -niue uorln. ,,.e
=" ei''1 nine L. W. Al. together wltl all
anu s!ils didrs the tenemeutS, nerelitl-
lnehts ana appurtenances tnereurto be-
longing or IN anywise appertan.ns.
NotIce Is hereby given, that on lie
-,lh uay ol November "A. D., 1915, at 10
CLOCK d. M OF said day, l will sell all
t"e lisht' ute and interest of said de-
ie'"ahts OF either of them, in and TO
tne above described property or 50 mich
,Ipi,e',t as may be necessary to satisfy
pi@'ih III claln besides all costs, inter
est ana accruing costs. The safe win
'INo pace at the front door of the court
muse, at Okanogan, in Okanogan county.
J" oSillilS ton, ut public auction, for ,"l 5h
IL H'tilu TO the highest and best BIDDER.
bateu at Okanogan, Okanogan county,
washington, this eth day of October A,
d. 1915.
HARRY e. STARK
Sherll1 OF Okanogan county, WASHINGTON.
MI. BY Clair Ward, Chief Deputy
First publication Oct. 20. 1g15
Last publication Nov. &c, 1915.
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Nos. 1878 and OILS.
NOTICE OF CONTEST

department of the Interior, United sla as
Land Office, Waterville. WASH W.
2S. 1915. ,u-.,b.u.
TO Maggie Mcpherson; Of Nig q D.
Wash, and 1914 S. E. 9th 81 y"
Moines, la, Contestee: chotss
You are hereby notified that T Wa.s
y. McGrath, who gives Looms n,t
1915, file in this office his dliy oS Ssrurs
Grated application to contest anu ' sntr
the cancellation of your homesteau, ami XII
No. 0l1143, Serial No. 011l43, m maui ~f
10Th, 1912. for lots and =, sscu I.a,ii.
township 49, N, range. %, =. W. st he
ian, and as grounds for MS ,S2 oI1,
alleges that said Maggie Mc Me-, ssisb.
never went upon said lands. never eS gns
lished a residence thereon, al al! ts S a
and has wholly abandoned SANE iest N pas
period of more than six months aln aSs
Immediately before the comn'e"'''
of this action. .,,,sa that
You are, therefore, further ho.Ii'SS Nv his
the said allegations will be taken nv " YOU
office as having been confessed u y!
and your said entry will be so ca'y yIgh
hereunder without your Iul 1asore his
to be heard therein. either pe ~ fle in
office or on appeal, If you 1ali uf,sr The
this office within twenty days atic as
FOURTH publication OF TINS . uT Oath
shown below. your answer. u nTdig 70
Nlt'll italy lIlCclliiS civ N YOU
these allegations of contest, q os,s ofdce
fail within that time to file IN .i's COPY
due proof that you have seIVe ouortesaat
of your answer on the sald cond mil
either in person or by registeI0S oiyery
If this service is made by w cuontpst.
of copy of your answer to t ne ce" must
ant in person, proof of sucn SCI .,S written
be either the said contestants " tha
acknowledgment of his recelp. os INF OF
copy, showing the date OF us Iv vbon, The
the affidavit of the person by . M,,v and
delivery was made, stating WIZ II mad
where the copy was delivered ~ sucf
by registered mail, PROOF .sSavit o.
service must consist of the aII ns mailed
the person by whom the cop, wa ~ whicl
stating when and the post of1ics. y, ,nust b
it was mailed. and this affidavt;, Nv" rscep
accompanied by the postmaster
for the letter. ,svar tn
You should state in your ails vor de-
name of the post office to which ,o,,
sire future notices to be sent Ioy, Ttr
BEN SPEAR, kee,ss
s. s. BEGGS. Rece"e
Date of first publication. Nov D. 81 - 1915
Date of Second publication. NOV; isi5
Date OF third publication. NOV. ~ "a isl5
Date of fourth publication, NOV ."
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, for Okanogan County in
probate.
Notice to Creditors to File Claims
In the matter of the estate of William
l.. Davis. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate of William
l.. Davis deceased. were granted to the
undersigned. on the 18th day of November
1915 by the said Superior Court.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to present them with
necessary vouchers to me at the offic a
of the Union Title and Trust Co, at Oro-
vile. Wn., that being the place of the
within one year after the date of this no
tice, or they shall be forever barred
Dated at Oroville. Wash, this Goth day
of November. 1915.
L. L. WORK,
Administrator OF the estate of William
l.. Davis, deceased.
NEAL & NEAL, Atty's for Estate.
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Serial No. O7S63
NOTlC FOR PUBLICATION

pepG3tiitment of the Interior, U. S. Lane
i%rIik5ce' WaterVille, Washington, Oct. IS
ro NNotlee is hereby given that Josephine
IHonn,Isons of Nighthawk, Wash, who, or
S Spiii 10. 1910, made homestead entry
9uLi''i NO: U'S63, for NJ NW4 section II
@mu " NEi section Is, township 10 n.
range 70 e., Willamette meridian. has
i Xaer notice notes OF intention to make final five
above described, before Fred - Ne Weoi i'i'o
.. COMMISSIONER, at Oroville, Washington
Oh Ci tdG 5Uth day of November, 1915
%aIS .iiiaIt names as witnesses: Steve
c 1yySS, SteVe hanocy, Paul Baker and
NY1a va renee A. Hotchkiss. all of Orovilie'
Firs+ r,,h,,... BEN SPEAR, Register
Last publication November 81 1919
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" SPECIAL MEETING OF
TOCkHOLDERS

ana u adaat to a resolution duly offered
the Il,a 6 ADOPTED by the board of directors OF
u re INro cai,ea Townsite Company at reg
9 Sc, the office of said corporation on The the
~ Lo't II DAY of October. 1915, and enternI
part of minute thu book Of said corporation as
notice is hereby given that sa' me meietnS,
b Ine sf99ckholders af said corporation viii
the e Gown at Of its odfGe on Central Avenue in
18th 'd d@V of OF UUroville, Washington, on the
o con zen O'clock a. m, for the purnose of
sition III and acting upon the propol o..
corpora 70 reduce fl the capital stock Of said
ELTON G. RICE W s'o'ooo.
3 3. STARRETT, JR.
, pany. a corporation Ao"hsite Com
-,9' Puplication December II. 1915
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CALL FOR CAUCUS.

Notice Is hereby gwen that there VII WI,
of the town Of Oroville, November 3oth
1915. for the purpose of nominating Two
councilmen for two years. one couhcllil"h
for one wear. one treasurer IoT one year.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF WASHINGTON

County OF Okanogan S.
i or issued put of the honorabie .u exc
day 'o OF 6c OF h0ka1ogan county on the ist
of, in the laser ~ d9lS by the clerk there
vi washington Finance
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nCgan. IS.
|, s. c. Mitchell. president of the above
ma u! ank, or trust COMPANY, Do "o..,iii-
y snc.i that the foregoing stata nnl. is
u e C the best of my knowledge AM, be-
lief.
S. c. MITCHELL.
President.
END day of November 1915.
P. NJ SNYDER
Notary Public in and for the State of
Washington, residing at Oroville.
Correct. Attest: Elton C. Rice Monroe
Hartman, w. Leonard Davis, Directors.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIR. LENORA GRANT, OSTEOPATiIIC
l'hNs ician viii be at the Radbt,llrnc hoel
every Tuesday evening after The arrival
OF the Spokane train. 11-2G t.
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REPORT

ton of the
years report
to give a full
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In the Superior Court of the State Of
Washington in and for Okanogan county.
w Il. Grant and c. H. Neal and Fred
L. Neal. CO. partners. doing business under
the style and firm name of Neal & Neal
Plaintiffs.
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Report Of the Financial Condition
Of the
UNION TITLE AND TRUST (SMpAk

located at Oroville. State of Washington
At the close of business on the 10th day OF
November, 1915.
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NOTICE.,

WET FEET AND BAD COLDS are the
result of poorly shod feet. Why not 20
to kILES and have them waterproofed?
Call and see. South side of railroad track
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GERMAN NUNS LEAVE ENGLAND
Go "a. Other Countries on Account 81
the AntI,G German sentl-
msnf Existing.

-
German nuns In England are feeling
the effects Of the anti.German senti-
ment prevalent there. St.. Anthony's
Convent. sherbcrne, which included !
couple Of German nuns, has been
warned to send them away. The Sis
ters Of St. Catherine. most Of whom
were natives Of East Prussia, have
given up their converts ct Eden
Place, Liverpool, and Chestnut Grove,
Bootle. Since their establishment
nineteen years ago in the district a.
tached to Our Lady of Reconciliation,
Eldon street. the Sisters have done
q tremendous amount of good work In
nursing the sick poor and caring for
German and Polish emigrants. II has
been decided that the main body Of
the nuns shall return to Germany,
while those who are not Of German
nattonalttya very small proportion
have set ont for Brazil.
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COMING CATHOLIC CONVENTIONS.
Among the notable Catholic conven-
tions and meetings scheduled for the
month Of August are:
Indian Congress in South Dakota,
August Z. 8 ands9.
Third convention of Knights Of. de
fEpee (deaf mutes) at Buffalo, August
2 to z.
National convention of the knights
Of Columbus ct Seattle, August 8 to 4.
The Central yerein convention at
st. Paul, August 8 to IL.
Forty-fifth annual convention Of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
America at Pittsburgh, August 8 to Ii.
Federation Of Catholic societies an
nual convention at Toledo. August Is
to 10. s3s
International convention Of the Cath
olic Order OF Foresters at Providence.
r. l., August "a to 21.
National convention Order Of the
Alhambra ct Binghamton.. August %
to Is. !.
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FATHER GAoNoN FULFiLLs vow
AND LEAVES ON PILGRIM

To fulfill a vow he made ON condi-
ton that he regain his strength, Rev.
Father A. Gagnon Of the st. Louis
French Catholic church, left last We'd
nesday night on a pilgrimage to the
shrine at st. Anne. He expects to be
gone two weeks. =
Many months ago Father Gagnon
was seriously i'll and for time doubt
ed that he would ever again regain
sufficient strength to continue his
labors as q priest. During the strug.
gle for health he made a vow that II
his strength returned, he would make
the pilgrimage.
He will visit relatives and friends in
the east and enjoy a brief rest. His
birthplace is near the shrine.
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SAINT CLARA CONVENT, slNsiN.
3;. AVA, WIS. -.

An anniversary Of special Joy and
solemnity was observed at Saint Clara
convent, sinsinawa. Wis, on Friday,
July g. when Sister M. Theresa Mar
tens. Sister NJ. Angela Dunn, Sister M.
tBenedicta Kennedy and Sister NJ.
sOsanna Brauner celebrated the com:
sPletion Of fifty years Of service in the
religious life. Solemn high mass waa
sung by the Reverend C. Murray, o. p.
Celebrant; Reverend Francis O'Neill,
Q. T. Deacon, and Reverend James b
Craney, sub-deacon. The Reverend
lawrence Craney Of Dubuque, Iowa
and Reverend James ]. Mckinney Of
Peoria. Ill, were present in the sane
tuary. The Reverend w. p. Mcintyre
o, p. Of Minneapolis, Mimi. preached
the sermon Of the day.
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Dated this 18th day Of July. 1915.
x THE CITIZENS BANK. :
Foreclesura Natice.

the the ] p,s Pc q TIE terms q that
Evans and Cullen sce q. HVsns ~ her any Ru =:
States Installment Realty Company. 81
on sSs bears date
May. a. d. 1908, and was recorded In
the t1s. ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds. Of
srd day Of October, a t B.. isos, ~ at t9 g
minutes after q o'clock in the fore e.
noon Of said day, and was duly re-
G sss q & sa,S q
page 483 thereof; and -.
- Whereas. Said mortgages. the United
has elected to and has declared Patd S.;
balance bal unpaid on said mortgage and
the note secured. thereby at once duo
aathoriaedda 70 %a no. e e. e opa
ton, without notice, upon such default
In the performance Of the terms Of
Whereas, There is claimed to be due
son Of such default on said mortgage
das po1ls sf EG sd
been instituted e recover said de debt no q
Instailment Realty Company. the g mort.
Eagee OF and in said mortgage and
hereby give notice that said mortsase
VIII pc foreclosed and the premises de-
sscrbed IN said mortgage, and covered
County OF Hennepin and state OF Min
tS, n 9 IT; Lot Eleven Sil5. in BiccE
ADDITION to the City Of Minneapolis,
according TO- the plat thereof on fiis
ana and Of record in the office Of the Reg
pin County, viii be sold BY the Sheriff
OF SAID Hennepin County at public.
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JOHN A. DAHL
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Default having been made In the pay
ment Of the sum OF Five Thousand Dol

3 M0RTGAGE FoRECLosURE SALE.
DefaWt having been made IN the pay
ment Ct 9.t th nen sum Of Five Thousand Pol;
thereon, and in the payment Of taxes
ana insurance premium, which is claim.
this notice upon a certain mortgage.
duly executed and delivered by Louisa
3. Cornell and Ernest. Cornell her
gems Bank, corporation under the
laws OF the state Of Wisconsin,, mort
gage, said mortgage bearing date the
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