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able hydrogen gas supplies and low
attitudes.
~ indicated in this selection. the
balloon Will lac inflated with hydro
gen gas. not hclium. While this adds
TO tho hazard Of tho expeditions it
also puts the flight on par with
the E:tiug medium that must. for tho
present at least. ho used IN CONNER
cin airShipe.
Tho total djstauc, On tho outward
digit aprrox imatcly S.oS5 miles. A.
vided INTO twelve legs Tn" route
selected and the distances between
scheduled stops are
From Langley Field to Washing
ton. 100 miles. to Akron. ohio. go
miles ITO Dayton. Ohio. l75 miles. to
81. i"'iis, 500 miles. /" Little Rock.
.irA the longest single lcc-SG0
miles: 10 Dallas. Tex 300 miles: to
san Antonio. $50 mites. 10 Maria
Tex. 250 miles; TO r. Paso. rs miles.
TO Nogales. Ariz.. 80 miles: to Yuma.
.Nriz -" miles. aud To Ross Field
Arcadia cal, tho terminus, 25o miles
N"w Testing GO.
Tho Weather bureau will cooper
al" in supplying tho ballonnists dc
tailed advance notice Of weather
conditions ahead and emergency
stocks Of supplies and parts will he
held at strategic points along tho
route
\ number of tcs, flights arc hc.nE
made preliminary 10 the flight IN
september Recently nicht was
made 10 New York and back. with a
crew composed OF captain Will l..
iicrncr lieutenant T. :. Moon and
staff sergeant August - Albrccht.
This flight was attended with many
hazards. due 20 thick fog which hung
over New York when the airmcn ar
rived there. But. after being lost FOR
TWO hours. the crew rcGaiucd their
hearings, and mad: the return trip
| without mishap
The CO has been ono OF the most
depc ndahic lighter -than-air ships the
government has ever owned. Orig
iuaIly huiit for tho navy by the Good
wear Tire Il Rubber Company. IL was
later transferred TO the army for
use as a training ship and 10, aerial
, bombing practice.
The original car has been sup
planted lbs ono designed especially
for carrying and droppinc bombs.
* bombing tcst ship the GO has
been stationed at the Ordnance Prov
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C-2, ARMY DlRIGIBLE WILL TOUR COUNTRY
TO CHART TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR ROUTE
Flies From Langley Field to
California and Back
Again.
CARRIES CREW OF FIVE
Huge Graf, Will Be inflated
for Trip With Hclium
Gas.

WAsIIE;Tc,X ,u~ 10 ri. g..
"'S"'P pain" 'hS
'Np'aiton - Il" "ndcrta ken IN tho
United States viii he started carly
I'm September WING, Tho arm. df-;.
.ai
''''e i'''" ''o' moor
'"ss Al Langley Field. Newport
News. Va. ana heads for w,ebirr,o,,
on the hrs, Tor ., ni-b, >, -.
-,
's''' N'ca''a' al ana return
The flight will be undertaken by
= Crew Of nve. in command Of Major
II :. s;raues. now in ch,rpo - ov
90 '' cN-
r'f'men'"' anu research work in
a"ronau,ics ~ McCook Field Dayton
ohio. Tho personnel viii conxis, .,
.,. ,;,a.
'"" one
''Hio operator. inc only member?
of the crew 50 r.r !cna,.d ara
Master Scrpcar, w,ui,,, r;,o,,
40, .n c.
ana S'an sergeant y u. Aiorecht
hoth OF Airsha COMPANY II. now
with tho c. a, tho Aberdeen p-oy.
;.r crod. .s a.
r"i p"Scs are SouGht IN at
'rri"S ny "i-h'' - '"I'"Ws'
'H'""''Sh ana rha'i aehnite
comm. "'a' ""Sn'p route.
seek landings.
10 ASSIST IN ia" location ~ pos
sue 'ne'E' He! I'ndin= h'iHs both
10Y aa'p'"hee ana airNHipS
%. d'inonS'r"'e i"e possibilities
~. III" ''fsch' framing 'Np" or air.
mine Nh't changes IN
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NUMBER PLATES HELP
TO IDENTIFY STRANGERS
Better Than Old Method Of
Watching News Stands
for Visitors.

SEW YORK. Aug. Automobile
number plates have a fascination all
their own One does not have to he
car owner 10 bc concerned about
them. for the interest lies not in the
numerals, bat in the States repre-
Sentcd by the ears going ana COM
ing in tn" streets. II used to be tia,
one had 1" wait until a visitor went
L" Your home paper stand
before satisfying . natural curiosity
as TO what state he or She repre-
Scntcd. Now Tuick glance at the
number plate of some passing ear
reveals the brand" Of strangers.
who arc as completely tagged as il
they wore the Information on placards
hanging from their nccks.
Ia Fif;h Avenue today between
forty-Sccond and Furjy-third streets
these states were represented stimuli
;ancuusly by ears: California; Massa-
chusctts. West Virginia, Ohio. Ken
lucky. North Dakota, Pennsylvania.
Vernon, and Colorado They were
mingled with scores of New York
n.ighhor states OF Connecticut and
second Stree; said there were days
when caEs from every State in the
Union had been In tho avenue. \
car from Washington is quickly
picked out because II usually car
RIGS two number plates. front and
rear. one standing for tho District
Of Columbia and tho other FOR Mary
land
&C.. 1922, Public Ledger Coz
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GERMAN SEAMEN MAN
BRITISH SALVAGE SHIP
IRy Associated Press. |

BERLIN, Aus. l2.-ShinpinE circles
here mote with satisfaction that Ger
man sailors are again IN demand for
the personnel cf ships sailing under
foreign ilaGs
The most recent instance cited is
that Of mod'rnly equipped salvage
vessel which an English company has
sent TO the Baltic Sea 10 stand ready
for assistance in all cases Of distress
II is said here that. although tho
ships captain is English. as is also
it's flag, the crew consists OF thirty
six Germans mailing from DanziS.
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'NHAE STIR MM05E 2W A Story With Thrills
n

London. lie was shipped TO Florida
by his family, who hopcd they had
seen tn" last % him. His ship went
down twenty miles of Key West.
William was not among the sur
Nivors. The ncw. OF his death was
received with resignation ny his fam
lily. Ana 50 William Tallbois passes
from hiStor..
Mr.. CallaGhan took IN apprccia-
tive SIP Of his nor, and continued:
Il believe no onI living but my
self knows the true facts william
Talibois was no, drowned. He was
ri"N"h up by "oast"r. landed i'
Florida. sank his identity. ana be
came wandcr.r on tho fac. OF the
earth. He developed his inbred tall
cnts, ana in tho course Of wears bc-
cam" tho brilliant scoundrcI whom
we all knev and admired-slim lin
Carey.
Soon af,cr his arrival in. America
slim Jim married. Marriage was Il
recurring weakness OF his. His
earliest experiment, perhaps. was at
Calcartn, South Georgia where he
married = woman named l.loyd. She
died. +ftcr giving blr,h 10 u daurh-
ter. That daughter still lives.
Tho child was ;akcn charge Of by
one Janet Mackcllar. school
mann, in back blocks settlement.
a hard. dour uurigh, woman. she
wac greatly attached 70 the child.
:" "as slim Jim. ! think she was
INC only LIVING creature he ever
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CASUAL REMARK LEADS
TO RE TURN OF HEIRLOOM
Picture. Lost for Twelve
Years. Found in Lon
don Hotel.

LONDON AUG. l2-A casual re-
mark 10y rrtnccss Serge Bclosselsky-
HclozcrskN. daughter OF the famous
American. General c. \. Whi,tier, has
led to the restoration to her ot her
mothers picture. painted by Ia"olus
Duran, and believed TO have been lost
tor tho last twelve years.
TIE picture Of Mrs Whittier was
painted by Duran in 1857. when he
was at his best. and was for twenty
years in the Whitticr's lono in the
United states. After the death CT his
wife, General Whittier decided ~
come to England to he n%a- his
daughter. and shipped the portrait %
his late wife ahead to a London hotci.
lie followed on q later boat and died
on tho voyage No one at the hotel
knew for whom the picture was in
tended after General Whittior's ieaia
and for twelve years IL WAS kept N
a Storcroom
The princess recently in a casual
conversation mentioned the nys-
tcrious disappearance OF the portrait
at the time of her fathers death
and bcmoancd its loss botn as a
family heirloom and work OF art.
The chance remarks in some way
reached the hotel management and
after identification it was returned
To tho princess.
The portrait itself is ono OF the
best examples OF Duran'S work. He
was a contemporary Of Claud Mont.
l:duard Manct and Whistler and
formed a part OF the imprc ssiouist
school OF the seventies which was
responsible for the renaissance Of
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CHAPTER %.
The Cam pnlpu Opcus

y fash OF understanding came into
inc eyes OF the four. Mr.. Callaghan
saw IT, and smiled succuiently.
IT is not stupcndous. gentlemen .,
he said, in gentle tones. Won 500
the immense possibilities that lie be-
fore us: That you may comprehend
fuily viii give YOU. very briefly. q
snapshot history OF Slim Jim and his
dauShtcr.'
Mr.. Caliashan took of his spcc-
taclcs, holding them in his fingers.
and emphasizing his points with
them.
William Travers Tal!bois. born in
1873, was second cousin Of the
ninth Lord Tallbois, of knayth. In
his tWcnty-hrst year William, then
far removed from any hope OF the
title. dtsgraced himsel: utterly In
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Alr.hlp. May Make own Clouds.

LUNDON. MS lE.-ENpc rlmCnt
shortly are TO he made with a new
type of smoke screen for the use or
aircraft. \ special apparatus VIII
lay trail OF white smoke which.
spreading RAPIDLY DOWN. for a
considerable distance. Will form a
curtain forty To nifty feet thick. Be-
hind this screen aircraft will be able
to hide their movements from an
approaching enemy.
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Il giant among pigmicS. Even /
high though | stand among Won am
proud to have bccn his .omr.dc and
disciple. Slim linn Carcy-ua.,o y,
his uade-wantcd by IN. nolic, -,
three continents. Ana none Of them
could run him TO c,,,h me- .,,a.. 49,.
true identity! Dead Ton mann,
ago, in an obscure French village
and no monuments 10 his fame. save
his memory here in our hcar,.
drink 20 tho mighty dead,
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aye,, ,, ~" ms ''"e
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all eycs were ,mrnca ,,, moment .
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honldsrs Of ma, Sih " o """
weil-chis"led taco. s,rasihr nose ,nd
a neat, pointed. brown beard Tbo
mustacho failed 10 hide cn,i,,Iv m.
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an" va" nos''ils d"licarcIy curved
,"' me administering feature was
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
CONVENIENT KITCHEN
IS ESSENTIAL TO
THE HOME

Simplicity and convenience are the
characteristics most desirable in the
workshop of the home. namely the
kitchen. In no other room in the
entire house is order and ease in
keeping order necessary.
Not only must the kitchen serve
as the workshop for the woman, but
also serve as the temporary sitting
room. For this reason IL must be
made attractive as well as conven-
lent.
Windows, exposure. doors aud
floor space are indeed the first
things to plan for both a pleasant
and labor saving kitchen. II the
north side of the house must be used
for living or bedrooms by all means
have plenty of windows placed to
light the kitchen sink In no place
does window give the measure of
daily content as when placed over
sink, 50 that in all weather the house
keeper can have glimpse of the
outdoors, plenty of light, and in
warm weather a breeze.
There is much debate about the
size of a convenient kitchen A kit
chen so large that it permits the
introduction of numerous pieces of
equipment such as a cabinet, refrig-
orator, etc. is likely to make extra
steps at cleaning time. The ideal
amount of floor space, probably is
Just enough to walk, without inter
ference to all the necessary daily
equipment as stove, sink, and Gun
board.
A really attractive plan to make
the kitchen restful as well as con
venient is to have one rocking chair,
low table and little rack for cook
books in one corner. Many restful
few minutes can be caught il tiny
coy corner it a part Of the work-a-
day kitchen.
Built in conyeniences FOR the
kitchen are constantly being impros
ed and increased In number. The
tendency is to cover all shelves and
labor saving devices, with doors both
to keep things clean and give the
room a generally neat appearance.
Thus the built-in ironing board dis
appears into the cupboard above
when not in use
A carpenter without his bench
loses much time in getting his tools
and in putting them away A kitcf-
en- cabinet is built in or as one piece
OF furniture is Just as important tc
the housekeeper as the bench is &c
the workman. With it the house
keeper can sit down comfortably Will
her whole kitchen workshop within
easy reach. Every kitchen should
have stool of the right height e
enable the worker to sit at her work
at the cabinet.
Many other conveniences can be
made. Farmers Bulletin, No. 90
secured from the State Relation l. +
vice at Washington d. G., gives d..
tons and Illustrations for the mar
ing of Is different convenience
These bulletins may be secured
anyone writing to the above address.
and a number of the convenience.
can be made by the man OF the house
or convenient carpenter, thus savin,
many steps for the housewife anC
mother.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
FEDERAL OFFICERS RAID
CAuENTE BUSINESS HOUSES

Excitement was rife in Caliente on
Sunday when squad OF federal Of
llcers raided a large number of bust
ness houses with the result that
eight supposed offenders against the
prohibition act We're arrested and
taken to Las Vegas for a preliminary
hearing before United States Com
missioner A. A. Hinmon. With the
entering of pleas of not guilty all
were released on bail and cited to
appear at Carson City on February
5th. 1t is stated that about 700 cases
are slated for hearing which demon
strates that the Federal Government
has taken the matter of the enforce
ment of the Prohibition Act out of
the hands of the local authorities,
who are manifestly unable to cope
with the situation.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
VOTE NO
QUESTION 4.

Shall that certain act of the legislature, substituting
for proposed act referred to in Question B. eliminating
nterocutory feature and requiring six months residence
in all cases. THUS LEAVING THE DIVORCE LAW AS
1T NOW is, be approvedi
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03

Prosperity or Adversely
Which Do You Prefer?
The Republican party stands for protection prosperity
The Democratic party for trade and deness
During every Democratic administration Nevada propered
During every Democratic administration Nevada suffered
from of unemployment wages prices and no market for
her products
THE WILSON -PITTMAN LEGACY
After eight the saddle Wilson, Pt.man ct al left the
Republican administration legacy tina mcluded:-
public debt of $240oOOooOoo by the Democrats
rom $'oo"oMo, or approximately 1900 per
Five million laborers OF a job
Higher living costs than prevailed any time during the war
Farming and live facing ruin as result Of Demo
in which he believes $500 m
Tens of thousands of cruelty neglected ex service men
PlrTMAN PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE
This legacy of paayzed industry five million unemploved
wpke was m the Republicans by the Democratic
which Senator Key Pma seeking election was an integral
p he played sne an important part the direction
'he Nhe House that his Democratic friends Nevada prouy boast
ed that ne was President Wilson'S spokesman"
REPUBLICANS BRING BACK PROSPERITY
Despite the fact they blocked at every turn nv hst
honsts in the Senate headed Pttna who now saks
reelection the Republicans eighteen months have succeeded in
bringing back prosperity. "
I'm public debt has been reduced $OOOOOOO and AZ 500
600 refunded at lower interest rate
The great army of unemployed vanished There is io
tor every man who work 80
Clothing of all kinds has 80 Der cent and food %
per cent to the consumers the price producer of live stock
and agricultural products has increased
ie emergency tariff passed by Republican Congress and
y WI ON only to be reenaeed by special session by
ii' ut Harding, placed industry it's feet
p disastrous Democratic defaon been checked
enactment OF the tordney McCmher Senator
Pittman and L. Richards dcnocng has insured permanent
prosperity for Nevada agricultural our live stock and
wool producers ~
After appeals by disabled President Wilson and
his Democratic official family the Senator Pttman
was member had gone mheeed the Republican administration took
immediate action and results
Up to july 1922 the Republican administration had made
expenditures for service the world 435
ofs distributed claims allowances
ana aloments $3S77 vocational training O45SO9; hos
mtalzalon Sill 9l6237; administrative, $4o,S49S3O
for the current fiscal beginning July
congress has made AN inta appropriation of $41S by
the Veterans Bureau THIS Is THE LARGEST SINGLE APPRO
PRlA1lON, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF INTEREST," ON THE
PUBLIC DEBT MADE BY THE CONGRESS- FOR ANY DEP ART
MfN OR FUNCTION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERN MFNT
DEMOCRATIC DEFLAT1oN POLICY BROKE FARMERS
tent by the rnn Underwood senator ptmn
banks to 1a in all farm loans ruin ~
rived f rn rs aefm9n OF farm prices did
So the net result Of the uuaton Of the
inc ana s was one of the policies seek
WHO SAVED THE AGRICULTURAL AND
LIVESTOCK INDUSTRIES?
result OF the tine ss stock industry the
"e democratic tariff law and of
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
VOTE YES

The Nevada Business Mems Asso-
citation proposes to encourage a wide
open campaign of education upon the
several proposals above mentioned and
urges the most careful consideration
of all that may be said upon either side.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
VOTE YES
QUESTION 3.

Shall that certain act proposed by initiative petition,
changing divorce law, permitting inerlocutory decree
and eliminating less than six months residence be APP
provedY
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
VOTE YES
QUESTION 2.

Shall Senate john Resolution No. 4, amending con
stitution permitting count commissioners to fill vacan
ces in county Legislative delegation be approved?
VOTE YES
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
And Suggests That the
Electors Vote as
Follows
QUESTION /.

Shall Assembly Joint Resolution No. 6, amending
constitution permitting county commissioners to fix sal
aries of township officers be approvedg
VOTE YES
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-03
PlrTMAN PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE

This legacy of pa yzed industry and five million memnoved
workers was lett the Republicans by the Of
Whch Senator k Pman seeking election was an integral
part lie played such important part direction of affairs from
the White House that his Nevada to,.
ed that he was President Wilson'S spokesman"
Evening star., 1922-03-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued
A AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ETC AuToMoB1Es FOR SALE ETC.
REBUILT AUTOMOBILES
SAVE YOU
Manufacturers Transportation Dealers Government
Profits. Charges. Profit, War Tax.
THREE DAYS FREE TRIAL.
Every rebuilt car taken in trade for new
We do not buy speculate in used cars
We offer them the lowest possible pricen order make
QUICK CLEARANCE SALE.
The policy of guaranteeing recondioned has resulted
class of buyers who prefer rebuilt medium price
Every recondtioned sold with threeday free trial
We replace with and these
in thorough mechanical condition, including paint and tires
No would question the advisabity of buying rebuilt
and Overland preference used of lesser
construction and durability.
The advantage of buying reputable company with
of fair and honest dealings selevdent because get
HIGH-GRADE CAR AT A LOW PRICE
Easy Payments. Terms Arranged.
HARPER OVERLAND CO., INC.
1881 1870 Conn Ave- NV.
Phones Franklin 43o74soS Open Evenings and Sundays
Evening star., 1922-03-01
WANTED-LOTS

j OR GOOD SIZE LOTS IN NORTHWEST
suburban districis: state size. I0ration Rnd
price In hfst letter: replies from agents not 80,
iicited Address Box 227-K. Star Office
LOT WANTED on 18th ST. NV, 100 TO 2,n
feet wide. $50 to $50 feet deep; state casli
price ana locality. Address Box 8O8D ID, Star
ONCE, 1s
Evening star., 1922-03-01

KENILwORTH, D. C.; BEAUTTfUI..
modern. detached. S-r. and b. house;
I,Orches: nearly 4 acre in lot; high
elevation: possession: owner going
west, consider an offer Of $S. so;
clear; attractive terms.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS VICINITY,
j. e.: Groom frame: cellar: porcbcs:
outhuiIdings: choice fruit: fine winter:
beautiful view Of Potomac: elevation
high: .'giye-aNay" at s4.45o; terms.
DEL RAY. va: best residence sec-
tion: close TO electric cars and Alex
aDdria boulevard: lot 100N200: 6-r.
and b. frame; comparatively new; eN-
rrlient condition: spacious porches;
cellar: attic: electric light: city
water. sewerage, etc: double ga1cr;
chicken run. etc.: owner. going south.
has reduced price from $1,000 10
$500; 500 cash. balance f45
month, including all interest and pay
ments.
MARYLAND PARK. Md; one car
fare: Pleasant St; high elevation:
Groom frame: cellar; porches; much
below value. on your terms.
BERwYN HEIGHTS. ND: 'front.'
ing on Spar Spring electric line and
public road: liz acres; r. and b.;
porrhes; electric light: outbuildings:
fruit: possession; only IS $50; with a
little improving. the property would
be easily worth 5000; terms inrit-
ing.
TUXEDO. ND; s-minute walk TO
station; within mile of Kenilworth
electric cars: N acres: S-r. and b.
frame; rorches: cellar; garage. etc;
possession: great bargain at s., go:
easy payments Also bungalow in
same town; $3.50; terms.
TAKOMA. Md: about 3 squares
from Carroll ave-: no city improve
ments: Groom frame: corner lot,
1O0x200 IT.: rented by month; So, coo;
only $50 cash required.
C0L0RED-Fairmont Heights. Md:
few squares from District line
cars; one fare: . lots; 7-room house:
rented to colored for sos q month:
only Zoo; $3.50 cash. balance SIS
month.
n. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 r ST.
Evening star., 1922-03-01

to do little talking after you see these
big values we offer. on terms. on mod
ern apartments. paying big net in
come. Also many and 8 family fats
and investment property. cheap.
n. E. RYON CO., INC.
lain 4597. 1923 + ST.
Evening star., 1922-03-01
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

BRICK BUILDING. WELL LOCATED IN
northwest section. 1900 square feet, on two
floors: first floor concrete; elevator; electric.
ity: steam heat; building open on sli sides,
giving fEe light and air.
WAGGAMAN 4 BRAWNER, Ire.
Frank. 74SJ. 914 18th st. NV.
WAREHOUSE, BRICK, FOR SALE OR RENT;
q. 900 feet floor space; electric elevator; 1910
lexington place me-. opposite b. 4 y. freight
yard. Apply Room sos. International bldg.
Main 500.
Evening star., 1922-03-01

on 18th STREET.
Annual income. $3.50. Price only $25, ,00G.
Terms. s.. 900 cash. balance monthly.
A very attractive. small building, contain
ing six furnished apartments. we'll rented to
desirable tenants. building new. furniture new.
Well suited for one to live in and manage.
This and many other money ma king properties.
A. Z. HOUGHTON CO., 1876 II st. NV.
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