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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
ublitihcd each morning except Monday
r-.iluiitteil to tho mails as second class
matter
JOS. H. HAMILL, Proprietor
i EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED ruESS
8UBS0RIPTION RATES
Daily, by mall, ono year $7.50
l)a(ly, by carries, ono month 75
Weekly,. one year. 2.50
Weekly, six months 1.25
Cash in Advance
Advertising rates made known on
implication.
INCORPORATION
(llobo has again been incorporated,
this time in a manner which complies
with every necessary legal form, and
the progress of the city will rcsumo its
.upward advance, bettor prepared than
heforo'tho slight interruption caused by
a number of disgruntled citizens, who
j.aid out the sum of $1,000 for a two
months' respite from being govorned by
a municipal organization.
Tho board of supervisors granted the
petition of incorporation yesterday nf
ter tho disincorporation of tho old vil
h-igo of Globe, tho incoptioij of which
dates back to 1SS0, when Olobo was a
part of Pinal county. Today thoy will
"eject seven citizens to comprise the
council and it is safe to predict that,
whatever nre tho selections, tho city
cannot but have good government, for
jiames only of good and responsible citi
stens have beon considered by tho mem
ber.s of the board.
With the selection of tho board, thoir
duties in, this respect aro ended and it
will bo up to tho council to mlike good
Of course, they cannot hope to plcaso
all the people, but as long as thoy do
their duty by the public at large, they
will bo doing, woll. Globo must take
it placo in tho ranks of other prosper
ous and well governed cities of the
southwest and its advancement cannot
be retarded by those who selfishly
placed their own interests boforo those
of the community at large.
APPOINTING THE COUNCIL
"Rabbits' feet," when worked on
Republican county primaries or con
ventions, aro sometimes successful, but
one success is no gunranteo of further
repetitions, especially when tried on a
board of supervisors. The prcsont board
of supervisors U of Republican com
plexion, as a result of tho recent county
ejection and from a partisan stand
K)int thore would be no criticism of
them if they appointed a Republican
.council for Globe.
Following along these lines, tho small
coterie which had 3uch signal success
with the "rabbit foot" on the recent
. 'Republican primaries, at tho last jkisii-
bl moment before the petition for in-
corporation was to go to the board 'of
supervisors, prepared and circulated a
-jetition regarding appointments of the
councilmen.
This was after tho incorporation com-
luittee containing most of those who
. had been members of the council np--pointed
last October, had raised "the
money and secured enough names for
' Jthe incorporation petition nnd were nil
' ready to present it to tho board of su
t pervisors. Tho ' ' rabbits foot ' opera
tors, who had done nothing to assist in
Securing incorporation, visited a number
iof leading citizens nnd nsked them if
ithey would accept a position on tho
' council if appointed.
Not knowing tho littlo dotails of the
gaino, seven of these citizens consented
,to accept if appointed and their names
were immediately placed on a petition,
vhieh was well circulated and generally
vsigned. Rut when it was presented to
the board of supervisors yesterday and
the board learned the real reason for its
existence, the coup collapsed like a toy
circus balloon.
Most of the people in Globo boliovo
that tho former council, irrcspectivo of
politics should bo allowed to take up
and complete the work which thoy have
begun. They believe, with others else
where, that there is no room for party
politics in a municipal organization and
the beliof is well grounded, as anyone
will concedo who has ever lived in a
city; and most Globo people have.
Politics should bo eschewed by the
board in making its selection nnd what
ever their personal or political likes or
dislikes, there is only ono courso open
to them: to appoint tho council which
was selected by tho last board. It Is tho
duty of the board of superyisors to tho
people and there is no way for thorn to
go wrong if they do so.
AN INTERESTING CASE
That is a wicrd and pathotically trag
ic story that comes from tho beautiful
littlo Georgia town of La Grange. With
in.,the sound of tho lnughter and song
inqldent to the wodding of a sister, a
bright and promising young Georgian,
scion of ono of the oldest, proudest "and
most aristocratic families in tho south,
is shot down for an ofTonso personal in
its nature, but seeminglyinadequato for
a just dofonso, by a grandson of tho
greatest Georgian who ever sat in the
senate of the United Stntes.
Briefly, tho story is this: Young Har-
-if.
voy J till (if Atlanta, grnjulson pf the
famous Sonntor flonjnmiu Tlill, had been
very attentive to tho younger sister of
Dr. Frank Ridley of La Grange. For
some reason the ongagomont of tho
young people was opposed by tho Rid
leys, young Hill being denied tho house.
At the wedding of nnothor of Dr. "Rid
ley's sisters, both Miss.Ridloy and Mr.
Hill were present. Prouo ever to laugh
at locksmiths, Love laughed us usual in
this case, and young Miss Ridley and
Mr. Hill engaged in conversation. Af
ter tho ceromony uniting tho hearts and
hands of tho bride and groom, Ridloy
and Hill had some words on he veranda
of tho Ridley home. Dining tho pro
gress of tho quarrol Ridley knocked
Hill down. Hill arose, pulled his pistol
and shot tho doctor.
It will bo interesting to follow tho
defense in this case. It is probable thnt
self defenso will bo set up, in which
event it will bo incumbent upon the
state to attack it in every possible way.
Strangely enough, in this particular case
the defendant is the mhi of Solicitor
General Charles D. Hill of the Atlautn
circuit, suporior courts, of Georgia, who
is conceded to be ono of the greatest
if not the vory greatest, prosecuting at
torney in tho south. If tho state at
tempts to break down tho probable plea
of self defense by contending that
young Ridloy had the right to kuoek
Hill down in the first placo for offensive
attention to his sister, and that, thero
fore, no plea of self dofonso can stand,
will tho stato not have to Invoke the
so-called "nnwritton law" in order to
make its contention stand t In that
event, wo should behold tho romnrkable
speotaclo of tho stato relying upon the
vory line of argumontthat it has had
to condemn so persistently. And what
will the jury say about itf How will
tho jury view tho "unwritten law"
from tho other joint?
Tf Hill had tho right to kill Ridloy
in solf dofonse, after ho had been
knocked down, and to provon further
violence, all woll and good. But if Rid
loy had tho right, undor tho "unwritten
lnw," not only to knock Hill down, but
to have killed him, for oflensivo atten
tion to Miss Ridley, what becomes of
.Hill's plea All in all, it seems that
tho courts and juries of Georgia aro go
ing to have an excellent opportunity to
give expression to somo interesting de
cisions in this case. Washington Her
ald. HEARST INDORSES HUGHES
Now York's Governor Regarded
' Standing on a Hearst Platform
as
We have from Mr. Hughes, tho suc
cessful enndidato of the Republican par
ty and the party of the trusts, a mes
sage which, as cvoryone must admit, is
substantially a rewriting of the Inde
pendence league platform, an indorse
ment of tho platform and of tho joliti
cal movement which it represented.
The charges which Mr. Hughes formu
lates in his message against corpora
tions and against the railroad commis
sion were called anarchy and socialism
when these same eharges were mado In
this newspaper and in the Independence
league platform and in the public
speeches by tho candidate of the Inde
pendence league.
It will interest many, wo dare say,
to reason out in their own minds how
it happens that the truth when first
told, nnd told energetically, is anarchy,
a menace to humanity, whereas, when
the same truth is repeated a littlo less
energetically, and whou it is repetition
and not original' belief, it ceases to bo
anarchy or a mennco and becomes a part,
of tho general political progress of tho
day and of the century, very interest
ing it is to observo how a great vote
enlightens the mind. New York Amer
ican.
Courtship by Mail Failod
Miss Sophie Kills of Bloomflold ave
nue, Caldwell, X. J., in a spirit of fun
answered a matrimonial advertisement
published by Henry Dominyi of Buffalo,
who wanted a wife. Miss Ellis, in starU
ing tho correspondence with Dominyi,
gavo him tho name of her friend, Miss
Rose Galash, and also sent her photo
graph. Tho two girls awaited developments,
and to their surprise, Dominyi himself,
traveling all tho way from Buffalo, ar
rived in Caldwell on Saturday morning.
When ho reached tho Ellis homestead
Miss Ellis admitted him. He promptly
recognized her, and, not standing upon
formalities, opened negotiations for tho
marriage amid affectionate demonstra
tions. Miss Ellis, too frightened at first to
speak, "sought to. expluin to Dominyi
that it was all a mistake and was in
tended only as a lark. Tho disappointed
lover protested that he had come a long
distance, and that his intentions were
strictly honorable. Ho continued to
press his suit with so much ardor that
Miss Ellis finally suggested that thoy
go out for a walk.
Dominyi belioved that Miss Ellis was
about to marry him and visit a clergy
man to tio tho knot, but instead she
took him beforo Recorder Holler and
entered a complaint against him -for
annoying her. Tho recorder ordered Do
minyi to lcavo town at once, which he
did, declaring that Jersey girls woro do
coivcrs. Montclair, N. J., dispatch to
tho Now York Times.
Wo havo a fresh lot of choice dill pic
kles. Tho Globo Market, Donnis Mur
phy, proprietor.
Toys of all kinds at Van Wagonon's,
next door to tho postofiice.
Our snow white homo-rendered lard
cannot bo beat. Globo Meat Market.
Anything in tho way or mixed drinks
can always bo had at McDonough 'a.
Watch Van Wageuon's for lino dills
this wook.
MMUtfUMMMlJtHMtattMa
Articles of Incorporation
OF
GLOBE ELECTRIC, GAS & WATER
COMPANY
We, tho undersigned, C. N. Bassett,
B. A. Nebeker, A. W. McPhorson, Geo.
II. Hutton and A; F. Grcsslor associate
ourselves together for tho purposo of be
ing incorporated undor the laws of tho
Territory of Arizona, and hereby adopt
tho following Articles of Incorporation:
ARTICLE I
The numo of this corporation shall be
"GLOBE ELECTRIC, GAS & WATER
COMPANY."
ARTICLE II
The names of tho incorporators of
this corporation aro 0. N. Bassott, B. A,
Nobokor, A. W. McPhorson, Geo. II,
Hutton and A. F. Gressler.
ARTICLE III
Tho principal place of transacting the
business of said corporation shall bo
at tho City of Globe, Gila County, Ari
zona, but this corporation proposed to
have offices for tho transaction of its
business outside of said territory, to
wit: In the City of Los Angeles, Coun
ty of Los Angoles, Stato of California,
and at such other places as tho Board
of Directors of such corporation mny
determine, and ns mny bo provided by
tho by-laws of such corporation, at any
of which places the Board of Directosr
mny transact any nnd all of the bust
ness of Baid corporation, and at auy of
which said places mcotiugs of tho stock
holdors of such corporation may bo hail
in iiccordanco with tho by-laws of said
corporation, and any nud all business of
said corporation mny be transacted.
ARTICLE IV
Tho geuoral nature of tho busiucss to
bo transacted by said corporation and
tho purposes for which it is formed aro
First: To locate, buy, own and sell,
leaso, mortgngo and bond water loca
tions and wateor rights; to buy, own aud
soil, louse, mortgago nnd bond wnter
bonrmg lauds; to dig wells, erect reser
voirs aud other means of storing water;
to buv, soil, pump and distnbuto wntor;
to own, buy, sell, hold, convoy, build,
operate, maintain, lease, mortgage, bond,
cqiup aud maintain buildings, pipe
lines, reservoirs, pumps, pumping sta
tions and all machinery and apparatus
capable of being used in the dovelop'
moat, distribution or applicatiou of va
tor; Second: To manufacture, rent, store,
buy, sell, distribute and deal in electric
ity and gas and steam and compressed
air and all other products for fuel,
lighting aud power and all purposes for
which electricity, steam or gas or com
pressed air may be used;
Third: To establish and to maintain
the necessary appliances and buildings
for the manufacture, distribution and
salo of ice;
Fourthf To produce, distribute and
soil heat, powor and light or the pro
duct sof tho same;
Fifth: To buy, own, sell, hold, con
vey, bpi!d, operate, manage, control,
Icaso, mortgage, bond, equip and main
tain buildings, poles, wires, lights, un
dcrground circuits, appliances, mnchin
cry and all apparatus capable of being
used in tho production, development,
distribution or application of electric
ity, steam, gas, power, ico and water
or in any way connected thcrowith and
to contract for, purchase, lease, sell,
buy, own, hold, manage, convey, mort
gage, hypothecate, bond or otherwise ac
quire, dispose of or deal in any real
or personal property, including fran
chises for any of tho purposes afore
said or in any way related thereto, and
to issue bonds, secured by mortgage
or othcrwiso on any of its property.
' ARTICLE V
That the authorized amount of capital
stock of said corporation shall be Seven
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
($750,000), to be divided into Scrcn
Thousand Five Hundred (7,500) shares
of the par vnlu eof One Hundred Dol
lars ($100) each, and the time when and
the condition upon which it is to be
paid in is ns follows, to wit: Fivo (5)
shares have been subscribed by the fol
lowing persons in the following
amounts:
Names. Amount of stock.
0. N. Bassett . 1 share
B. A. Nebeker .. ... . ....1 share
A. W. MePherson 1 share
Geo. H. Hutton. . 1 share
A. F. Gressler. .-. ...1 share
aro to he paid for in cash upon tho in
corporation of tho company. Tho re
maining Seven Thousand Four Hundred
and Ninety-five (7,405) shares aro to re
main in the treasury of tho corporation
and to he disposed of if necessary for
the purposes of the corporation by the
Board of Directors at such times and
upon such terms, either in cash, ser
vices or property, as tho Board of Di
rectors shall determine.
ARTICLE VI
Tho tinio of tho commencement of
this corporation Bhnil bo the day of the
filing of a certified copy of theso Ar
ticles of Incorporation with tho Auditor
of tho Territory of Arizona, and tho
termination thereof shall bo twenty-five
(25) years thereafter, unleus, prior to
tho expiration of said period, its cor
porate existence shall bo extended and
ronewed pursuant to tho laws of said
territory.
ARTICLE VII
Tho affairs and business of said cor
poration are to bo conducted and man
aged by a Board of five 5) directors,
with a President, Vice President, Secre
tary and Treasurer, and such other offi
cers as such Board may from time to
time deem necessary. Such directors
shall bo cloctcd annually at meetings of
said corporation called for that purpose
and shall hold offic cuntil thoir succes
sors aro elected and qualified; provided,
howover, that tho fivo (5) persons
named heroin as incorporators of said
corporation shall bo nnd continue tho
first Board of Directors, and shall hold
office during tho first year of tho exist
ence of said corporation, or until thoir
successors are duly elected and qualified,
but in case of tho death or resignation
of 11113' of said directors during his or
thoir terms of oflico, such Board of Di
rectors may fill vacancies caused by
such death or resignation for the unex
pired term of tho director or directors
so dying or resigning. Such Board of
Directors shall annually, as soon ns se
lected, elect a Prcsidont and Vico Pres
ident who shall be Directors of said
corporation, nnd shall also elect a Secre
tary and Treasurer, who may, but need
not be members of said Board of Direc
tors in said, corporation. Such officers
so elected by the Board of Directors
DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
shall hold dfilce for ono year and until
thoir successors are elected nnd quali
fied. Tho offices of Secretary and
Treasurer may bo united in and bo held
by ono poison. Tho President, unless
otherwise, provided by tho by-laws or
by order of tho Board of Directors, shall
bo ox-oflicio, tho goncral managing and
executive oflicer of said corporation and
its n flairs, nnd tho other officers shall
havo such powers and atuhority, and
perforin such duties, in addition to
those usually performed by oflicors of
like charactor in like corporations, ns
tho Board of Directors of this corpora
tion may determine. All elections of
oflicors slinll bo he'd and vacancies
filled at tho timo and in tho manner
provided by by-laws heretofore ndopted
or to ho hereafter adopted by said cor
poration. ARTICLE VIII
Tho highest amount of indebtedness
or liability, diiect or contingent, to
which said corporation is at any timo
to subject itself, is the sum of Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000).
ARTICLE IX
Tho stockholders of this corporation
shall not bo liable for tho debts of this
corporation, and the private property
of such stockholders shall be exempt
from such liability.
ARTICLE X
The shnres nnd interests of stockhold
ers, ns such, in said corporation shall be
evidenced by cortiflcntes of stock signed
by its President or Vice President aud
Secretary, and attested by its corporate
seal. Such shares and interests shall
be transferable by assignment in writ
ing on the backs of nil said certificates,
but no transfer of the stock of this
corporation shall be valid, except as
between the parties hereto, until the
Same shall hnve been regularly entered
upon the books of this corporation so
as to show the Jiames of persons by
whom nnd to whom such transfers nre
mude, tho number or other designation
of tho shares, aud the dates of such
transfers.
ARTICLK XI
The Board of Directors of this cor
poration shall havo power to mnke and
amend the by-lnws and other rules and
regulations for the government of its
officers and tho conduct of its busi
ness. ARTICLE XU
The Board of Directors of this cor
poration shall have power to borrow
money, nud to authorize the execution
of its notes, bonds or othor obligations
therefor, mid to that end and purpose
may hypothecate, pledge, mortgage or
othorwise encumber its property to se
cure the payment of any indebtedness
of this corporation, not exceeding the
sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
(500,00).
ARTICLK XIII
Tho Board of Directors may adopt a
corjtoratc seal for this eurjioratioii, and
alter tho name at any time.
ARTICLE XIV
Theso Articles of Incorjioration may
bo amended or altered at any meeting
of the stockholders of this corporation,
colled for that puriwse, by tho affirm
ative vote of a majority of the stock
then issue and outstanding.
IN WITxVKSS WHEREOF, said in
corporators have hereunto set their re
spective hands this aid dav of Decem
ber, 1000.
C. N. BASSETT,
B. A. NEBEKER,
A. W. McPHERSON,
GEO. H. HUTTON,
A. F. GRESSLER.
(Seal) Ben S. Hunter, Notary Public,
Los Angeles County, California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles. ss.
On this third' day of December, in tho
year nineteen hundred six, before me, J
Ben S. Hunter, u notary public in and
for tho said County of Los Angeles,
State of California, residing therein,
duly commissioned and sworn, person
ally appeared C. N. Bassett, B. A. Neb
eker, A. W. MePherson, Geo. H. Hutton
and A. F. Gressler, known to me to be
tho persons whose names aro subscribed
to the written instrument, and acknow
ledged to me that they executed the
same.
In Witness Whereof, I hnvo hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
the day and year in this certificate first
above written. BEN S. HUNTER.
Notaiy Public, in and for said County
of Los Angeles, State of C'olifomia.
(Seal) Bea S. Hunter, Notary Public,
Los Angoles County, California.
Filed and recorded at the roqnest of
tV. W. MePherson on the 10th day of
December, A. D. 1000, at 9 o'clock A. M.
W. D. FISK, County Recorder.
By Richard Fleming, Deputy Recorder.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
I, W. D. Fisk, Connty Recorder in and
for the County of Gila, Territory of
Arizona, do horoby certify that the
above and foregoing contain and con
stitute a full, truo and correct copy of
Articles of Incorporation of Globe Elec
tric, Gas & Water Company, as the
sauio appears of record in mv oflieo in
Book 1 Corporations, at page 313; that
have compared the same with the
original record and that the same is a
truo copy and of tho whole thoreof.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 20th day of December, A. D.
1000. W. D. FISK,
County Recorder, Giln Couny, A. T.
By Richard Fleming, Deputy Recorder.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
II. E. No. 30
Department of the Interior, Land Of
fice at Phoenix, Arizona, November 8,
100G.
Notice is hereby given thnt tho fol
lowing named settlor has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will bo mado boforo Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, in his offic at Globo, Ari
zona, on January 20, 1907, viz.: Oscar
Scott, of Cline, Arizona, for the S. W.
U N. E. , N. W. Vi S. E. yt, S. E.
N. W. Sec. 23, T. 7 N., R. 10 E., G.
& H. It. B. & M.
Ho names tho following witnesses to
provo his continuous rcsidenco upon and
cultivation of said land, viz.: Peter C.
llobortson, William D. Fisk, John II.
Thompson, Samuel B. Claypool, all of
Globo, Arizona.
MILTON R. MOORE,
33-Gt Rogistor.
Silver Belt want ads brings results.
htfthr - iVgyaiftimraririKaiaBaaai
The Globe National Bank,
CAPITAL, $50,000
A legitimate banking business transacted in all its branches.' We as
sure you of prompt and courteous treatment and solicit your account.
The Globe National Bank Globe, Arizona
If you want the best results advertising can get for you
try the DAILY SILVER BELT and be convinced.
ANYTHING YOU WANT!
Of the quality you want, in the
?uantity you require, is our of
er in Meata and Poultry.
Another offer we propose is
careful handling, cutting and
delivery.
Still another, lowest selling
price the market will warrant.
With such u combination,
proved by years of Bquare
dealing, ought we not to have
your trade?
Pioneer Meat Co.
J. S. SCOTT
Complete line of
PLUMBERS' MATERIAL
Always on hand
North Broad St., Just below Gila Val
ley Bank
FOR EVERYTHING IN
Stationery, Wall Paper, Painls,
Oils, Ammunition, Guns, Cutlery,
Notions etc., go to
G. S. Van Wagenen.
The
BUSINESS MAN'S
LUNCH
The Lunch Problem is one that
confronts every business man.
"Where can I get a good, whole
some lunch, well cooked and
quickly served?" . IsJ.n ques
tion that almost every busy man
askB himself every day.
We make a specialy of serving a
"BUSINESS MAN'S LUNCH,"
well cooked, always ready to
serve and centrally located as we
are, insure celerity and satisfac
tion. Try us today
Del Monte
Restaurant
A. F. BANICEVICH,
Proprietor
ARIZONA
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Assay er and Chemist
H. E. BIERCE
Globe, Arizona
Agent for DEMING SMELTER
Hotel MAUREL
NORTH GLODE
Finest rooms in the city.
Everything new, ratss
reasonable and special
inducements offered to
getting accommodations
AACaAD 111 1 IfcEA
by the month.
v
The GLOBE JEWELRY COMPANY
RYAN'S
Stationery, School Books and School Supplies
NEW GRAPHOPHONE RECORDS, get the
Latest Any magazine you want Buy your
Ammunition here. WE ALSO RENT GUNS.
RYAN'S
GLOBE MEAT MARKET
DENIS MURPHY
PROPRIETOR
I am supplying the demand of my cnourmous trade by giving
them fresh, fat and juicy steaks and prime short rib roasts,
mutton and veal from my own cattle ranch. Arizona 'pasture
fed steers cannot be beat, therefor you can rely on getting the
freshest meats that can be procured in the city. A carload
of KANSAS CORN FED PORK just received.
Give us a trial and be convinced and you will not inspect
further but will have one of our solicitors c II at once for your
order. Do not be deceived and overlook this opportunity.
Choice Meats and Poultry of all Kinds
E
F. KELLNER & CO., Globe,
ctnrp nrnnertv. fixture;
.. r.r.v ..,,.-.. ---j s -
. Hardware, also the Lost huich bold Mines and Mill, and
finally the Globe Bank and Swings Co. All are paying well.
Bids for all, or parts thereof, will be received till sold at best
terms. All accounts close pay day. Merchandise "Closing Out
Sale" till finished. Address.
E. F. KELLNER, Globe, Arizona.
If you want to save money trade at
Mill William's Store
He carries a full line of Groceries, Hardware, Crock
ery, Leather, Liquors and Cigars, Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Stationery.
Wm. Mill Williams
North Globe and Smelter Merchant
BANKER'S GARDEN
The FitifestResort in Globe
Popular with all classes winter and summer. Re
freshments of all kinds. Choice Cigars, Wines
and Liquors
A. B. C. and Anheuser-Busch Beer always on Draught
GLOBE LUMBER COMPANY
Wholesale and
Retail Dealers
Mining Timbers a Specialty
A. TROJANOVICH
Proprietor
II i
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Friday, January 11, 1567
.
J
He hears wedding
bells and knows just
where to go to pur
chase a gift for the
young couple. We
are receiving new
goods every day.
Ariz., will sell their 88 Feet front
ctnrk nf rirv Sn(uk. rfrnrerif
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