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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17
AIN OBJECT LESSON
everywhere.

New York Times: Something Of the
true inWardncss of government owner
ship Of railroads may be guessed
from some details of the marine
workers strike which has practi.
cally left only two railroads, the New
York Central and the Pennsylvania, to
bring supplies to New York, to feeG
the great populations whose conven-
fence, business existence are so en-
gagiu&ly toycd with.
The regional director Of the East
ern district proposed that sort Of
truce of forty-eight hours be agreed
to. so that the federal authorities
might settle the strike The effect has
failed the hmhor workers rejected
the proposal A sub-condition of the
truce proposed that if the truce were
accepted the ferryboats owned by the
railroads, operated by the govern
ment, should operate again.
These rcrryboats plying across the
hudson are just as much a part of the
railroads as thn trarEe TaEn thn case
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17
FOUR DEFENDANTS IN
WHISKY CASE CONVICTED

Macon, Jan. l5.-Four of the five
defendants indicted in connection
With alleged traffic in liquor betwenn
Cincinnati, Ohio and Macon and
Louisville. Ky, and Macon were con
yicted this morning in the United
States court here. They pleaded gull
ly.
Rasdal l.. Kicks, Of Macon. Dave
Shaw, of Cmciuatti and f, A, Lifsey,
Of Sycamore, were given sentences Of
one year in prison and fines of $500
each 5. G. Clemens, negro druggist,
of Macon who is said to have financed
the traffic received a fine OF $500
which he paid
The fifth defendant, N. Z. Shaw of
Macon. was successful in having his
case continued ON account of absence
from the city of his attorney
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY
FOR CLEAN STREETS

The appeal of Mayor Land and
Sanitary Chief $. X. Bolton in yester-
DAYS Dispatch touching the removal
of trash from the yards and alleys
lud streets of the city should be head
ed = once by every person who main
tains a home within reach Of the sant-
tary department.
There is need of clean, hcalthfuI
community, and ii can never be fully
realized without the cooperation OF
the people at home. A can, a box or
a barrel container in the alley or at
the point where it can be reached by
the trash cart will make it possible
for your household to keep the waste
where it can be handled with haste
and economy. You must cooperate
thus far if you have the nerve to oN-
pect any good results.
sanitary department with limit
ed force cannot serve the whole com.
munity where it becomes necessary to
gather the scattered trash from tn
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17

Jersey Railroad only to the waters
edge.
For two days already the govern
ment, so eager Tor government own ar
ship Of The railroads, has given up its
right to run and operate that railroad
,and every other raiIroad-cxcept the
Lackawanna, whose ferIyboats en-
ployes are less ''sympathetic"-seryed
by ferryboats, Why? Palpably because
it is not deemed prudent to impress
upon railroad employees that under
government ownership, they can't
strike. Dislocation Of business star
Walton, Bolsheyism would be the al
Tentative. 50 tie railroad admin
stration plays with the situation. The
strikers have votes, Apparently it is
the belief in Washington that the
mass OF the public neither remcm-
bers nor votes.
The object lesson in government
ownership given in the last two days
is worth more than the trouble it has
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17

er constructive organization than the
good little city ever had,-Sayannah
Morning News.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17

Communications on all topics pub
lished when not too long and accompa-
nted by full names and address. NOT
responsible for views Of contributors.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17

Members of Associated Press.
Tue Associated rress is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
Of all news dispatches credited to 1t
or not otherwise credited in this pa
per and also the local news published
herein.
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sexes: that the gentle art OF per~ut-
sion. the ahliitS 10 get her WI way"
the power OF c~aJoiery. results from
the fact that women are not as strong
or aggressive ns men. and that they
hase therefore trained themselves 10
accomplish results In a purely FEM
mime" why.
-wcman's motherhood powers
make her more sympathetic" said
he. ~Her moods are richer ana more
vuried t,an those Of men. she IL
more interested In people than In
ideas. she N more conscientious aud
more adaptable than mon"
But DR.. Beatrice Ilinkle says NO"
70 she assertion thai woman Is the
weaker and mon the stronger vessel
Woman STRONG ~ Man
Both men ana women have suf-
fered from the conventional assuisB-
ticn thar the man must be the supe-
rior being and the woman the weak-r
vessel" she said. Many men do not
wish TO be superior. they do not
wish 20 be war-nkc and aggressive
and they suner from the opinion that
they must not be sensitive. May
women, on the other hand. suner
just as much because they are sup
posed 20 be weak. timid ana full OF
mooGa. wlen they are nothing OF the
sort"
DR.. Hinkle admits that there are
probably secondary sex characteris-
tics, but that such distinctions play no
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SIGN SHOP OPENED BY
FOREST SERVICE SOON

A Sign shop for the making Of
thousands Of sign boards Tor tie d.
rectlon Of travellers viii be opened by
the forest SERVES mex month In san
"a Re. More than 5000 signs are
needed for direction on roads n
trails in the national forests OF Ari-
zOnn and New Mexico and these VIII
be painted immediately the shop N
opened,
This II the third year that such a
shop has been operating and n viii
he continued indefinitely as $4,000
signs at least VIII be- needed TO post
The 20, GOO. 900 acres OF national for.
ost hand in the southwest The forest
products laboratory at Madison has
produced some ply wood sign boards
made OF thin sheets o. veneer, riued
with watcr.pro1f Glue. Thcse are
supposed NOT 10 split Or warp; are
much thirner and lighter thar the
old fashioned quarter-inch board AMI
80 easier 10 pack across the trails
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
Mrs. James Skinner
Slightly Wounded
by Accidental Shot

Mrs. James skinner. sic Park ave-
nue.. was siot through the calf Of the
leg and suffered Il painful but not
serious flesh wound al . o'clock this
morning wheif In moving SOME house
hold effects a loaded 3s.caliber re-
volver wis dropped from It's Hcab-
bard, exploding the weapon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner ~ere married
last week In Lawrence, Kansas. Mrs.
Skinner was engaged this morning 81
moving some household effects from
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. skim
uer az SOS Park nvenu 10 ner new
home al 9l2 Park when The loaded
revolver slipped from IFS scabbafd to
the floor n exploded. The bullet
passed through the noshy part OF the
leh Just below the knee.
Mrs. skinner was rushed 20 81.
Joseph's snnitarium where the In
jury was attended. II was pronounce
ed not serious by the attending sur
geun. Mrs. Skinner will he out with.
In a week the surgeon SAID.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.-when viii
the supply Of houses catch up vita
the increase IN population
Nobody seems 10 know.
II rs known tina from the Increase
In population alone 5000. 600 arc
banned Into houses where they
should not be.
II IL further known that not more
than 10000 houses were built In 1915.
when the normal building program 20
keep up with the establishing Of new
families would call fog 4O3.5a4. This
estimate ~ based on figures obtained
from the United States Housing cor
poration. which had control 0f al
building during the war.
After the arnisticc building WIS
Resumed for a while wit. vim, but
Two months q IL slarkened up
again Architects say the builders
had no way OF Knowing That thoy
could complete their STRUCTURES before
labor and material advanced. and they
were uncertain as TO whether there
would be a decline In prices q iittie
lafer an.
The Kind Of flooring that used 10
rttan Tor t12 per 1900 feet Is nov
selling wholesale. T. o. b. the min tor
from CSC 10 $50, and Ia the retail
yards n sells for Sos. The United
States HouHlng corporation estimates
ihitt the fucfcase IN The cost 81 mate
tail has been from 70 TO IS per cent,
20 II the same amount Of money wia
spent annually nov for housing. AZ
tAns spent bsfofe the a h would
produce only haf the number OF
dwellings.
The Increase in tho population ~
Il relates 10 the housing problem has
nothing 10 DO with the babies born
the last Two o. three years The ones
VINO eatnbliahed the new families wcrc
born from 20 TO 30 ear ago.
The theory waH advanced nj thu
bureau Of ccnnun that 20 10 80 years
hence fewer homes might he estab-
linhcd, thpy enabling the country 10
csieh US. with honaing, but Il MAS soon,
shattered.
Indeed not. said CHIEF smusticlan
Hunt. who makes tho figures on
population. More babies are bonn
dnrlne aud after war Than in normal
Times. That has been ths experiences
81 Al Mar In 20 Of 80 yeas from
nov We wll need % Than the
Normal supply Of homes. And this
war stimulated tho creation VI fam
lilies. The census win thow an ex-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct. gi.-Young
woman. do you yearn for a husband
who viii wash the diahcs. do the
homework. take care Of the baby.
and make the pics and biscuits?
You = set him. A. you look
around. There are just ~ many men
who are htied 10 40 Homework as
th4re are who are fitted 10 dig bitches.
run machinery and 70 10 war.
There arc no such things A. mas
cul,le" men and feminine" women
Sex hasn't anything to do with l.
Mar 81 woman u you belong TO he
'~'extrarert" type Of humanity, ycu are
aggressive. self-conndent. while II you
are an '~infrovert" you are thoughtful.
heaitnnt. less aggressive and les sure
Of yourself. Women are not neces-
sariiy weak. submissive, changeabie.
timid or irrational. nor are men nec
essariiy aggressive, consistent. force
fui, logical or fearless.
Points Of Dincrrncc.
Such was the answer Of Or. Beatrice
HinkIe OF New York before the In
ternational' conference of women ply
nicIann at the y. W. &. A. headquar-
ters here. 10 the conclusions Of nr.
Q stanley Han Of Clark college. wor-
cester. Mas, who addressed the con-
ference on ~P0ints Of Difference Be-
TWEEN Men and Women"
The mere man physician held 10
the old fashioned idea that there are
essential differences between the
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real part in the fitness OF men or
women 10 enter any field 81 industry.
ART or letters.
differences IN temperament. at
trihutcd 20 sex. are really a matter "
type she asserts. The human nee
is divided into 'extrnVcrts' and Intro
yerts' with E~raduaNons between them.
There are men OF each type aud there
women OF each type. We must
remove h artificial tihoo we have
placed In the names OF 'm~nscuiire'
ana 'femlninef A womnE'= work al
ways has been much m1rr restricted
than that OF a man. We must stop
telling human beings TO feel In n GER
tain way or 10 work NJ certain things
because OF their sex
Otfosif. Characr,g4talc4
Or. Hinkie believes that the quail
tiles that women like In men. and vice
versa. are generally the opposiies 10
those they themselves possess, The
'%irtrovert tyne Of man viii prefer the
'cxtraverr type OF wdman=the wom-
an with a strong. assertive personal
ity will took with favor upon the
man who possesses the opposite char
acteristics.
"Marriage ought 70 be liner and
more enduring than ever before when
the two parties o. IL feel they can ne
themselves. honest with each other.
keeping up no traditional barrier u
artihce and convention she con-
cludea.
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csr,inna,. r.iino'


United states 81 America. state II New
u J. Hereby Certified. that there was
hied fnr record In the office ~ ihe Stat,
Corporation Commission - the STATE Of New
Mexico, on the twenty seventh day Of urto.
her A ID 1918, At y q clock a. m Certificate
o. Incorporation q COLUMBIA OIL AND
LEASING COMPANY.
WHEREFORE, The incorporators named
In said Certificate ~ Incorporation. wbo
have sigued the SANE, and their sncco,,ors
and assigns, are hereby declared 10 be- frnt,
this date until the twenty seventh dAy III
uctoher Nineteen Hundred aud Sixty Mn,
a Corporation by the name and f,r ~.
puIposes - set forth In said Certinrats M
inI6e. WV
In Testimony whereof the Stat, Co,n.
uun Commission ~ the State of Nm. Ill
co has caused this certlnratc Ia h. si,n.t
BY IT. Chairman aud the seal Of ala ra.
mission, To be- affixed VI tho CIV I'd 49,.
7" on this 9Th day ~ October. < ID Igio
tseall
Attest.
A - Morrison. Clerk.
Oct n. Nov. 4
lndrNed lObs3 Com 'pd, ? W IN q a
0'ais q New Mcsieo. county Of Brrna.
This instumenI was filed for record an
" ssth DAY. Of Oct, 1919 at . o'rlorL a
" Recorded IN Vol n" Misc 81 Rer,,I.
Of said County. Folio a2i. Ntstor Nantes.
Sirrs aud Recorder by Olivia Eyerit. Dsp.
aly Clerk, "F
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES
sEESSEs q NV ! LIE

Sealed urbposnis wNn BE- rAceleed ~ The
office II tlae New Nrtiro state IIiehway
cammisasoa. CKpitol building. Santa Fe, New
Moxlco anfn Z pm. November "a 1919. for
The pnnstrnrfiun 81 Tiieraa Canyon Coop.
rratlve f1rtat Aid Project. Ia BrrnHllllo
County Nv Mexico. which il on State Road
"a Ssctiun ! length Ia miles,
Approximate main ~qaanntits!
aea6 cu. yda. Glass. 1 excavation.
6f5 ru. yds Class 3 excavation.
b17 Gu. yds. Class . excavation.
21ft ca. yds. Glass I Rorraw,
100 lin, "a. 10 IN. dia. 10 "a Corr, Metal
% liz. Il 20 Ia. diA 10 sc Corr sIs,sl
Culeert.
% lin. Il. 30 in. dia. IA ga Corr Metal
50 liz. 4. 80 in. diA. "a rs Corr. Metal
Culxert
94.ss Gu. yda. Csinen, Rubhle masonry
Forms for proposals.. INSTRUCTIONS 10 bid
ders. plans and specifications may be- exam
ined ~ the office o. the District Engineer
~ los LanAs. n. NJ. and NJ ths efhcs Of
the state Highway ENGINEER. santa ~. n.
N. Or may b. procured 81 the office " he
state Highway Commission. sAnts Ne, upon
ths deposit Of liDl09 which dspasit VIII BE-
ftfnndrd when tho plans aud specifications
are rstnrnsd IN good prdsr
The state Highway Commission reservss
the right TO reiett any and al proPg.als
l. A GiLikrr.
state Highway Engineer
santa We. y. ".
october 30. 1919.
a Nt T.flHf
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4 { HONE SERVICE
KEPT HUSY[OOR|AG
AFTRIOCM CASES
Report Of Local Chapter Shows
nssyy work During Monsh Of
oslqbc7ZFivo Hundred FAM
liss san Need Assistance.


ft.Athcs that ~ work OF the
American Red Cross was not finished
when the oermans were whipped. has
been iatnsaAtd ~ NJ report OF the
home service section Of ms local Rad
cro.s cheplef for me month OF 90
sober, 1919. Artordins TO avhiiabA
infofAaiibn. there am stJl ofer 800
families a. soldier Ia S=-n2lliq
cfunfF retllne assistance ana the
uelpbts lEuTes rho~ work amons
There wsrs g. families visited. IS
farEIahtd Interruption. and I'VE gIvsn
financial ale. Ihtff WelV as letters
ioWance. Atfdatiia we're prepared
for 81 There we're eleven cases Of
rs-lnnlnlfm1nI Of Insurance. and NJ
teen cases handled regarding nppll-
cations for Liberty bonds. The other
work ran is follows:
Vocational raining caaca ~: dis
ability compensation cases "a; COM
peueaIion papers nlcds ~; employ
ment secured, 10. allotment and al
leunnce catfa compietcd. ~. trans
poriAfion Tor etfandtd soldiers, ?,
rooms medical did. 4, medical ex-
nmlnationa, 81. loans. ~. delinquent
pey secured. 81 Insurance. informatio7,
~, convention 81 insurance. p aliot-
ment cheeks trac4a. :; e~ppiication Cor
government mrme. ?. hospital ana
sa~naforium care given, 2; narurniisa-
ton. J..
while tie work IL the home see-
vice section l. slowly i~eeaenine. II n
caimafod that Il VIII continue In a
considerable amount until the close
OF next year Funds for maintaining
the ONCE arr TO b secured In the
roninK Red Cross roll cali from No
vember z 20 n.
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cess OF 20. 600. 600 families, ~ Increase
OF rs Ger cent over 1919"
The United States has not had more
houses han the people could use IA
the las, 10 years and II. A. cullock,
custodian OF the tinted states Hous-
INK corporation, said the shortage
was noticed In 1913. From the mid
die OF 1913 10 August. 1874, when
the war started there WAS little build
ing on OF a general lack OF
prosperity. with tho prosperity
brought on by the war In Europe a
demand for houses WAS created. but
the demand didn't catch up with the
supply. The acute condition dates
from the time the Wal Industries
board stopped building. IT tits time
nobody will venture to STATE When he
thinks the number OF dwellings viii
get In speaking digtance Of the NUM-
Der Of families.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

such rrtoihtcnf fn signed and nnnex.a 10
W. ninutea stah BE- dstmed tho action u
be, wifh the SAM force and affect a. " the
same had been duly passed .by The vote ~
The members signing the same Al = regularly
convened meeting.
The s~tocthaiders ~ saiA corporation m
regular Or special meeting may make and
alter or amend the BY laws not Inconsistent
with the sta,uts or these articles but a
majority Of The stock issued and outstanding
must be present Or represented ~ any stock.
holders meeting In order 10 constitute =
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have here.
pniD set our hands and seals thia second
Day Of October 1919
Thomas p. Gable. tseA)
Thomas Hughss. tsesD
u. n. HcRins. tSsail
Gay l. Rngers. fSenll
NJ Cudsbas. tSeAli
Thomas y o'Brisn, taran
state u New Mexico, County ~ Borna.
On ri, second dsy Of October. 1919 he.
fore me. the pndefsiEned, = notary public
IN and Tor sid county, personally appeared
Guy D.. Rogers. Thomas liughes and n II
Hening and \ " Cudahar 20 me known
10 be- the persons described In aud Who exc.
euted the foregoing instrument and each
s~sssraliy acknowledged 90 me- that thsy cNe.
cuted the same A. their fee act and deed.
In Witness Whereof l have h-reunto set
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
OPEN MosTRlLsl END .
; Ac0LD OR cATARRH
How TO Get Relief When Head
and Ness are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty, Your cold In head or
cafafrh disappears. Your ciogred
nosfrils WIN open, the afr passages Of
yOur head VIII clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snufling
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headuchra no struggling for
breath al MINT
Get = small bottle Of Ely's Cream
BALM from your druggist and apply a
little Of this fragrant antisepilc cream
In your nosirlls. II p~eneffafea through
cteFy air passage OF the head, sooth-
ine and healing the swollen or in
Tanned mucoua membrane. giving you
Instant relief. Head colds. and catarrh
Yield like magic. Don't stay stuned-
up and miserable. Relief Is sur
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shan have md may exercise. among oiAsr
the fu~liovine paN st and rikhu
tsl To do any and si thing. herein
sreeihed ~ the objects. power and uur
tent and with nke force and effect a. a
natural person might or could do the same
sud 10 do the same or any part thereof
within or without the state ~ New MsHieo
a. prinefpal' agent, contractor. trustee. or
tbl To parehase. hoid ssu or otherwise
Dispose o. deal In Or IMPROVE. opsrstt ~
ineambsr real estate, mines or mining or
al Interests Or rights therein. either within
~ without the state ~ New Mexico. and 60
assuni- or agros 10 pay the debts or liahill
ties 81 any person. firm, AssoeiHtion or cor
porntien aud aeauire any other husinssses
NTH The enod viii and other rights snd pri,
ilsges incident thereto IN like manner and
To Like extent a. an individual might De-. ~.
cert 80 far A. prohibited BY express yrovi.
sions o. Law 10 general business corpora
trl To acquire. hold and dispose ~
stocks fnd evidences Of indebiedness In this
Or other corporations and exercise al rights
aud privilege " own,rship aud appuren'
anrss thereto.
(dl To discover and make inventions and
institute sud rarry through 20 final desl.
sion proceedings Tor letters patent on in
vsutions o. said corporation or ~ others F.
10 apply for. obtain. registrar. purchase.
lease or Otherwise acquire and hold. own.
use, operate, introduce. and sell. assign. or
otherwise dispose o. any and III trade
marks. trade names. licenses tud concessions
sud all inventionr improvements and PRO.
eessrs used In connectioh with. or serufcd
Lnder letter. Patent II the United States
nr slse~ here, Or otherwise, and TO use ~.
ercisr. develop. grant licenses In respect o.
Or otherwise turn To account any such trade
marks, patents, licenses. cnncsssianA, pro
c,sscs and the like or any such property
rishts and information 20 acquired. and
With q Wow Co the working and develop
ment o. the same. 90 carry on any bust
neu. whether miainF manufacturing o.
otherwise, which said corporation may think
cAlculAled. directly or indirectly. 10 effcctu
ate aud accomplish .hesc PURPOSES.
~.
The amount of the total authorized capital
stock Of the corporation b. Fiye Hundred
Thousand Dollars fs5u0. 600 OOl which said
stock h divided into five Hundred Thon.
ssnd tiO0.UOnl shares Of the rar value 81
On Dollar oiool each.
The names and post office addresses uf
the incorporators. With the number ~ sharss
~ stock snbscribed foT b. zach. are a. ful
lows:
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Two Test Oil Wells
Are Being Drilled
Near Chama, N. M.

cHAMA. y. n, Oct sI.=All ma
teriai frr the flrst Of two tear wells to
be drilled south % Cnama in Rio A.
fiha county. New Mexico. ~ now on
the ground. The well hal been spud-
dcd In and IL Raw about 200 feet deep.
During the past two weeks the
representatives, Of the Spencer OIL
company, Texas on company. and Of
the Richmond on company OF Cali
form hese q fculorists. IN the field
ana ara noN n~ceDtiaflng for leases on
which 10 driII as soon as they can
move IN drilling outfits ana Il looks
like a. leaas FIVE test weils Will be
sunk IN the Wni0W Greek deld during
the npxt slx months.
The fac that such companies are
willing to risk large sums % money
"a driii the Willow Creek field mus,
he conclusive PROOF that there are
some good indications OF oil In the
field. These companies are managed
~ very conservative oil men who are
experienced and arc not easily In
duced 10 part with money tor de-
selopmenf purposes until absolutely
confident Of the outcome.
They have entered tho field only
after a thorough and exhaustive
study ~ II By not one EeoioRlst but
after their entire geological stan has
reported favorably upon II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

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not raise my feet
from the floor. Pains
would hoot down my
limbs and through
my back, and the
doctor said l had
an abscess. / was in
bed two weeks with
an icebag on my side
and expected any
day that ! might
have to 60 70 q hos
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