The Evening dispatch. [volume], November 09, 1895, Image 1

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H - No 312-VoM PROVO OITY, UTAH SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9 1895 JPRiOE FIVE CENTS A COPY H
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K jM ii i T ll
H Beyond Description
K Intense Suffering With Muscular
K Rheumatism.
E : I hereby certify that for Beven years I
H wca troubled with my knee. I used pre-
H s sJTN. scriptlons and
H 5J$ liniments bnt all
HH l to no purpose.
WNk (if. k The trouble kept
Rjra M n growlig fforao
IBl l $:& iHti and the joints
Baft syj n began bo enlarge.
1 v j, y t My knee became
Kkk 'A f)? almost stiff and
1111 A '"if Jk? pained me so I
III wJ-"-rf;3m i
U Mr. Ezra Kencdlct at tlmes ftnd of"
MH stromsiiurgh, Kcb. ten itwould seem
HflH as if I would have to have my leg ampu-
Hjfff tated as tho pain became almost unendnr-
HjHB able. I suffered beyond description. FI-
B nully, hearing of Hood's Sarsaparilla 1
E concluded to try it. After I had taken
HB one bottle I felt much better and after
UC taking several bottles can say I am well,
Vj IVSy Knee Has Been Cured
BH end that I can walk and go around as well
HH s any one of my oe. I am 63 years old
EH and work my farrr. nd my ability to do
fljj bo I attribute to tua beneficial effects of
IH Hood's Sarpaparilla. I advise all who are
I nfllicted m ith rheumatism in any form to
HHt take Hood's Sarsaparilla." Ezba Ben-
yBS EDICT, Strorusburgh, Nebraska.
food's SarsapariSfia
H Is the Only
H True B!od Purifie?
H Prominently in tho public eye today.
E HOOQ S Pi iiS nsM.iadaoi. 'ue.
H -u IVont of JIJIt.
EvMV A good story is told of two yoon
H uglisbinon traveling in Europe. They
B bad never thoroughly mastered any of
BH tho languages commonly spoken on the
H continent and were particularly weak
B in thoir French, knowing that language
H jvell enough by Bight, but not having a
PIBV ipenkmg acquaintance with it.
B Finding themsolves in a small French
BBBB town oiio oremng, they woro desiroua
BPBi of obtaining a good cup of coffee. Know
B ing that cafe was coffee, and that lait
PBK was milk, they endeavored to call for a
H Judicious mixture of the two, bnt their
B articulation was of so remarlcablo an
H order that they succeeded only in get-
B ling tbQ colTco. Cafe an late they tried
PBBW without buccess. Then dn lay-It wa
B attempted unaveilingly. Tho suggestion
B that lait might bo piononnccd "light"
H was adopted equally in vai-
B Finally in despair one of the srrujj
H glirig youths exclaimed:
B "Well, it's mighty queer wo don't
Hj know enongh to get a little drop of
B "Do yon want milk?" asked the wait-
H ress, opening her mouth for the firs?
BBB
Hj "Y-yes," stammered tho travelers,
H overwhelmed with surprise.
B "Then why didn't you say so at first?"
H queried he girl as she flounoed off.
H And again tho yonng men didn't
BBH kuow. London Tit-Bits.
BBBB Two Sides to tho 3Icdal.
B Everybody knows the woman who
K says society is such a Lore. Few of ns
H know her intimately, for, in point of
H fact, she docs not go "bout much. I ran
H across her at a friotia's house the other
H day and marked her languid air. Tho
H hostess was indiscreet enough to refer
pBBBJ o it, and even the teacups shuddored
B Jt-ith horror at the woman's reply
H "Yes," said she, "paying calls is so
H tixesom e. ' '
BB "Oh!" responded the hostess, "but
H think how much mor? tiresome it is to
H trecoive them. "
H And tho teaenps scored one for tht
PBBBJ iosteys Wnshington Post.
H How m?e Fortune
lB $100 for every 810 invested
BBBBjj ca.ii le made ly or new
H SYSTEMATiC PLAN OF
H SPECULATION.
BBBVl SIO 00 and more made daily on amall in.
BBBBI vestments, by many persons -who live avav
BBBBI lrom Chlaxgo
BBBBI All wo ark iP to iine;tifrale our new and
BBBBJ original methods, Past workings of rlfln
BBBH ncd liighest references fu nisheil OurBook-
BBBBI let "Poir.tB & Hinu" bow tn make money even
9BBB1 hon nn the wr-nt-'sldo oi the TiarKet and
EBBBI otl.or Information sent TUEE.
BBBBI Gllinore& Co .Bankers and Brokers.
BBBBJ ODCii'B"Ard of Trade Bldjf . Chicago. Ill
VbBJ "H7AKTKB: A reliab e, acMvo jrentlcman
BBBBI ' or ladr to travi'i lor rcliablo established
BBBJ bouse Salary 87M, pa able $i5 weekly, and
BBB1 money advanced ffr epontx-s hi'uation
BBBBI 6'eady. Bcfcrcnces Eneloee eir-addrebsed
BBBBI stamped envelope. H. E. Ilt-hS. President
BBBBB Chicago.
fBYH m GIU a-Iilkni?, Sir, She Said.
B "VIier5 are you going, tny pretty maid?
B To buv aDian-. sir, Fhe eiiid.
BBBBBJ And which like yu best, my iretty
BBBBJ The silrur-toned EMERSON, sir,
B Bbe
H And where can you find one, my pretty
Bj
H At Taylor Bros. Co., sir, she said.
H TberP the EMERSON sUnds,
B 'Tis the b -et ev-r raado,
H And no other I'll buy,
BBBBbI Though j ou a ed me. she said. f
H ATTESIKW FAJS9EKRS.
B ifyon Itavc potatoes, alfuira
B -riced, Iioucy, t lieat, oats on-
B ions or cabbage by ilic car
BBH losul, call on me. Xliiulc K can
VbVm intercut you.
H Sprins-villc, EJtali.
H Use rure Water.
HB Parlies desirous of takiua the city
BbIH -water will do well to call on the super-
B intendent for the cost of connection
BBB yiith the water mains. Bates or any
BB other question pertaining to cost and
B use of' the city water kindly answered
H EphHO$1bb, Snpt,
ASiLUiVl BuAnb
Treasurer Authorized to
Borrow Money.
C0NTBACTS AWABDED:
ThoTJtah County Teachers Association
Met in Bacular Session lntorestmc
and Instructive Lecture Delivered bv
Mlsa Kolton,
At yesterday's session of the board
of directors of the Territorial ineane
asylum. President Shurtliff and Di
rectors Creer, Milner.Wnilmore, Smoot
and Bartow was piesent and the fol
lowing business was transacted:
Keports by the medical superintend
ent were received, audited, found cor
rect and approved as followe:
Salaries of employes payable
October 20 ?1320 65
Current expenses for Uctooer.. 9bs 73
C ntingent cash paid on cur
rent expenses in October. . 248 10
Cash paid to treasurer in Oc
tober 277 45
Cost of iloor in coal bunker (in
cluded in cuirent expense) 54 00
Cost of bridge over East Union
ditch (included in current
expense)...- 31 89
The superintendent's lepoit on
movement of patients stowed 109 male
and 10S lemale now m abyluni; 2 males
died in October; 4 males and 4 females
cured; 1 male and 6 females admitted.
A special commute' rt a; minted
to examine into all accounts due the
asylum lor treatment, board, etc., and
report at next meeting the condition
ol same
The report of the secretary on con
tingent cabh, showiuc $250. Ul) paid su
perintendent with $314 89 on baud
was approved.
liids forfaupplies were opened and
awarded as follows:
Coal, Castle Gate company, 300 tons;
U P. Gjal company, 250 toiiB ; Provo
Coal company, 250 tons.
"Wheat and corn, John "V. Iloorer.
Be f, P. Speckart
Groceries, Z, L. ST. I.
DruRS, SoiOOtDrujr company.
The leport of the treasurer for Oet.
sliowrcg disbursments,
Ou contingent a iA 8 32S33
On care and treatment 2 999,
S3328 29
Receipts all sources 277 45
Cash in bauk Sep 30 53S 21
$ 715 GG
Leavinc ovei draft 2512 03
lurnishingand airing courts
account 3344 51
Total over.lraf t $3857 IS
Was audited found correct and ap
proved. The treasurer reported $497.60 inter
est due and payab.e. The amount was
appropr'ated.
The lolloping tesolutions was in
troduced and adopted.
WnBKEAslheie are no funds in the
tieasury to meet current expenses noi
can any Le obtained from ti e terntoi
lal treasurer, Therefore be it
Resohed, That the treasurer ia hereby
authorized and directed to borrow
$5000.00 for a period of not exceeding
six months at a rata of interest not ex
ceeding 8 per cent per annum and to
place as collateral security therefor
any of the latest territorial warrants in
his po-session.
Claims was allowed as follows:
J. B. Milner, committee work $4 00
Wm. Creer " u 4 00
Boaid then went into executive ses
sion. At 2:50 it arose and the repaired
to inspect wards.
Adjourned at 3;30 o'clock.
TEACUEBS IK SESSION.
The regular session of the Utah
County Teacheis association waB held
thiB lornoon in the Parker school
house. Alter preliminary exerci-es Miss
dolton deliveied an instructive lec
ture on teaching science. Tho sub
j ct treated upon being animals. The
tallowing is a bnet avnop3is:
After you have finished the very fa
miliar subjects, then take some ani
mal not 'o mmiliar, similar to our own
but different tnough to be interesting,
and it is adyiaablb to take something
in each line.
This fail work on files, insects, frogs,
etc., is a preparation for spring work,
and the return of life aad ammaiun
at that season. A delimle outline was
Kven for spring work, with live, full
grown frogs for a bubject.
1. Let the chiidieu get spawn, (a)
Where found, (b) Whj there, (c) How
protected.
2 Gathering of the spawn, (a) Ob
serve cloBelj and describe as to num
ber of egts, siza and color (b) Why it
is b iter for them to cling together
() Time required for hatchug. (d) El
ftct of heat and cold on them.
Wa'ch the growth and change of the
eggs, as to jsize, shape and color, (a,)
.Note the obs-ivation in a diary, (b )
gather more eggs and use as a contiast,
abd as a means of comparison, that the
rapidi'y of development inside pnd
outside,
4. Observe the hatching, (a.)
Name and describe the tadpole, (b)
Note the- color, size and manner of lo
comotion.
5. Points to observe as the tadpole
grows, (a.) Changes in the had, (b)
ciianges in the body and tail, (c) the
aprearanceof lege; sizer coior, shape
and joints, (d) disappearance ot the
gilis, and perccptibleulung action. Dis
appearance of tail. Enlargement of
mouth. Change of color of body. The
food, Leaves the waters. Why?
Go to Barney's cloak sale.
2sv Price's Cream Baking: Powde?
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
MURDERED BV MISTAKE.
An EatraorUnary btcry of a Father 7Su
"Hilled Ills Son For Another.
An extraordinary story is reported
lrom Tamopol, in Galicia. A peasant
named Adam Gawrydo, whose property
f s in a small village near Zbaraz, is
Galicia, out his own son's thro it with a
kitchen knife by mistake. Sox 10 week
ago a Hebrew merchant, Salomon Barb,
bought old Gawrydo's stock of honey
tnd paid 50 florins in advance to makt
the bargain valid. When the time fox
delivering the honey came, tho peasan
declared that he could not keep his word
and was prepared to pay any damage
to the merchant that the rabbi noigb.4
decide.
They both went to the rabbi, who
said the peasant must pay the merchant
10 floiins damages. This be did moafl
willingly, and both went away together
On tho way homo they stopped at. a way
ride inn and did not leave it till night
It began to rain, and the peasant asked
the merchant to pass the night in his
house. The merchant accepted, and
mey went home together. The peasant
prepared a bed of stjaw in the barn,
and when tho merchant had laid down
went lo his own room after carefully
locking tho barn door. This frightened
sho merchant so much that he gob np
felt his way about until ho found a sec
ond door, which was bolted from the
Inside, left the barn and started to walk
back to tho inn.
In the meantime the son of the peas
ant returned homo half drunk, and find
ing tho barn door open walked in and
dropped on the bed of straw prepared
for tho stronger. He was soon fast
asleep. The merchant on his way to thu
Inn met a gendarme, who asked him
where he was going so late. Barb told
him all that had happened, and tho gen
darme, thinking he had a dangerous
man beforo him who was lying to avoid
uspiciou, asked him to go with him tc
fcho peasant's house. There they found
Sawrydo in the aot of washing hi
hands, which were stained with blood.
When he saw them he eiclaimed, "Sure
ly I killed you an instant agoP' The
gendarme searched tho house and in tho
barn found the son of tho peasant doad,
witn his throiit cut. Tho peasant was
Jrnmediately arrested. Vienna Ooa
Uwdon N6WS.
STORIES OF DR. HOLMESS.
6. Tonus Woman Who Dian't Uto att
Literary Taste.
The story is recalled of a yonng Vir
ginia country girl dining in Boston
somo years ag5 in tho days when Dr.
Holmes went to dinners. Seated next
to her was a homely, little old gentle
man whose name she did not catch. He
began to talk with her and asked bet
how she passed her time in the county.
"Oh, we read, my father and II" sha
said.
"And what do yon read?" asked the
little man.
"Well, the 'Autocrat of tho Break
fast Table' for one thing," sho answer
sd. 'I should think you would aot caro
to read that mere than once," remark
ed the little old man with a sign of dis
appointment in his tones.
"My father and I may not be judges
of literrture," Baid Miss "Virginia airi
ly and with a faint accent of 6corn,
"bnt when wo gfc to tho end of the
'Autocrat' wo generally turn back te
the beginning and read it over again. "
Tho little old n:an smiled at this an?
was disposed to be friendly, hot Miss
Virginia was so displeased with his tone
concerning tho "Autocrat" that she met
him with chilly indifference.
As soon as the guobts went into tho
firawing room her hostess whispered
reproachfully to her:
"You didn't .seem to find Dr. Holmes
us interesting as I hoped."
"Dr. Holme3l" shrieked Miss Virgin.
fa. There were a tableau and an expla
nation. Another story of Holmes' wit is told.
One day old Dr. Peabody was to meet
him at a certain place. The vonerabla
professor rode in a carriage. When he
got there, he was met by Holmes, who
had walked Near by was a Btatue of
Enrydico. And Holmes said:
"Ah, you ride, I seol"
"Capital, capitall" cried Peabody.
That night he went back home and
said to his wife:
"Holmes got off a good joka today."
His wife asked him what it was.
"Why, I was to meet him down at
ihe statue of Eurydice, and whou I ar
rived, ho said quito happily, 'Oh, yon.
samo in a carriage!' "
And then tho genial professor wonder
vi Twb Ws wife didn't laugh.
John Wppioy married a widow, Mns.
Wcllc, who grew tired of his restlessly
laborious life and complained. He paid
io .attention, and from complaint she
went on to jealousy, thence to fury. He
rebuked her sternly. "Do not any longer
on tend for mastery, for power, money
or praise. Be content to bo a private,
lusignifioant person. Of what impor'
tance is your character to mankind? U
you wore buried just now or had never
lived, what loss would it bo to tho cause
of God?" Sho left him, taking with her
a largo number of his private papers,
and ha dismissod the subject by writing
in his journal: "I did not forsake her,
I did not dismiss her. I shall not call
her back."
fhe World's Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great in lcav
THE AllSS ELDKEDGE KEUITAL.
ATruiyHi(rh Olass and Hijrh Tone En
tertainment Givoii In the Opera Uouae
Ladt Nigrht.
The enteitainmsnt given last night
in the opera house by Miss Euth El
dredge and pupils of Salt Lake city wae
one oi the neatest aud best that has
ever been given in that house. Every
thing was high clf.ss and truiy artistic.
Mies JSldredgo as a dramatic reader and
impersonator has few equals on the
boards and her pupils have been so well
trained that they themselves each and
all are finished artists.
Miss Eldredge's recitations were
superb, given with suh ease and grace
as to be truly delightful, not only to
the cultured ear and eye but to all.
Her stateequo p03tng a,nd emotive ges
turing was grace and beautv personi
fied a rare study of i'ac a! and bodily
expressions, more fores !ul and strong
by far than the best vo jl expressions
and a peifect delight tovthe very large
audience who beheld ib.V1-
The posing of Misafes Pearl Cros
by and Annie Calder was also a de
lightful Ecano of living beauty as was
also the marble groupe Misses Crosby,
Calder and Eidredge, '
The dancing and reciting by little
Violet Craig was imajenw as were
albo the recitations by Claire and
Ethel Ferguson. The scenes from
well known plays were given perfee'ly
and the closing one act comeoy "Petti
coat Peifidy" was a fitting climax for
the whole almost psrfec entertainment-
The singing by II. S, Goddard and
Ered Graham was simply charming,
perfect indeed.
The entertainment throughout was
high-toned and such as to more than
please the large cultured audience who
was present.
Go to Barne? 's cloak sale.
NAPOLEON'S VALUE OF VICTORY.
It Finds a Striking Counterpart mKa
cont World Triumphs.
Napoleon kuew well the value of a
victory. After Austerlitz the world
seemed his. Fame invited, fortune
favored, everythiug stimulated his
aBpiring ambition. Wifi .crowing
power he gathered the frniUaiyictory
And so has it ever beQnrXgB& suc
ceeds, A notable illU3tratn 'of'thts
t-uth is fumiBhed by the dfeat victor
ies won at the World's Fair in '93 and
the California Midwinter lliir in '91 by
Dr. Pi ice's Cream Baking Powder.
Ever increasing sales and popularity
have been the result. The people have
promptly ratified the official verdicts
that deilired Dr. Price's, tor leavening
power, keeping qualities, purity and
Reneral excellence the "foiomost bak
ing powde in all the world." Quite as
quickly as the great emperor do they
kuow the value of a victory that means
worlk-wide supremacy.
Go to Uavney's cloak sale.
TRE POWER PLANT.
Next Summer "Utah County Will bo Sup
plied With Light and Power I"iom
Provo Kiver.
The following from this morniDg's
Tribune is interesting readihg tor
Utah county people.
T, A. Davis has returned from a
trip to Provo canyon, where he has
besn inaugrating work on the echeme
outlined by himself some mouths ago
to put up an electrical power plant ot
20G0 horse-power capacity, using the
waters of Piovo river to generate the
power. With Mr. Davis in this enter
prise is associated Mr. L. L. Nunn of
Telluiide Colo.
The plans of the promoters for the
present are to put in a20C0-horse-power
generating plant, but all the prelimin
ary work will be constructed so that
the entire riyer can be duuvn on for
power, and it is estimated that the
river will render a capacity of at least
10,000-horee-powei. . . , ,
'ihe ongmeering work, wmch has
be n under way since la?t June , is nov
con pleted, and Mr. Davis is just pbout
to let contracts ior tho construction of
the dam and the ditch which' will be a
mile and a'hall long fiorn tho dam to
the power station. It ia notauticipatid
that much progress will be made with
the actual construction this season, but
work will be pushed wherever practi
cable, and it lfa the expectation that be
fore next summer is lar advanced, the
town of Provo and the surrounding
villages will be euppliod with light
and power geneiated by the water
powei m Provo river.
The silo of the power station is
about six mths up the canyon fiom the
mouth and about nine miles from Provo
city.
Go to Barney's cloak sale.
It Is tho opinion of tho true gourmet
that of all marine panfish there is none
to comparo with the smolt (Osmerns
mordax). This primary rank i? its own
by reason of its delicacy and delicious
flavor, and when fried a light brown in
very fine bread crumbs and served with
melted butter there ip uone that dis
putes its pre-eminence. Its delightful
flavor, however, as well as its peculiar
odoi is evanescent. Like the mackerel,
W cannot ba too fresh.
It is from its odor that the smelt de
rives not only its familiar but Latin
name, an odor so aggressive of sliced
cucumbers that, if its presence bo mani
fest only to the sense of smell, pGople
ore often deluded into such supposition.
This odor is not marked except in tha
freshly caught fish aud disappears in
the cooking, giving place, however, to a
fitting resurrection of the smolt to aD
olf aotdry seuso still more savory and do
liahtful. Market Eeview.
Dr. Priced Cream Baking Powder
WotW'8 5&s HlhssS fikiaJ nnj Dlolsisc-
We have Just Keceived 82,500.00 Worth of H
Our orders are to close them out, jH
WEAREGOINGTODO.IT
Buy your Cloaks now it is the chance of a lifetime.
Sale begins SEonnay? Nov, 11, and is for oneiveek, jfl
Oloaks from 7c to $100.00 8
Yye FOR BIZZ, H
SO and 32 OEWTER STREET, - - - PROVO CSTY, 9
SKATING IN CHINA.
St Utility In Carrying on the Internal
Trsitlo pf the Country.
Skating is a business with the China
man rather than a sport, for ho con
trives to turn frozen canals nto conven
ient highways for hi3 merchandise, as
they do in Holland and Denmark. Pas
sengers are carried in sledge chairs, pro
pelled by an active Celestial on skates,
and thore is no moro enjoyable way of
making a tour round the 1 7 miles of
wall which encircles tho ancient city of
Peking than in a blodgo uf this descrip
tion. Tho canals afford facilities for loco
motion which are not to bo found in tho
dirty streets, crowded as they are with
overworked htananity.
It is not likely that tho Celestials -will
eycr nrfonish tho (World with a rival
to our Smarts "or faces; for thoyidojiiojj
aim at great speed of progression bnt
they are nevertheless fairly qualified
adepts in their way, and thero havobeen
aome efforts mado to introduce ice yachts
out thero, which would indeed be a
grand thing not only for sport, but for
tho transport of goods at a time when
all traffio is practically as a standstill,
owing to the impassable condition of tho
wretohed causeways which do dnty in
China for highroads. There are over 70
miles of the Poi-Ho annually covered
with ice several feet thick, bank to
bank, extending from Tung-Chan, the
port of Peking, to tho mouth of tho riv
sr at Taku, in the gulf of Chili. "What
noble race course this would form fc?
our fen skaters!
It is not commonly known that th
capital of China is icebound for five
months out of tho 12, or that the stolid
'.ooking Chinese could ever be graceful
skaters, yet both these facta are well es
tablished. The Chinese use a very infe
rior stylo of skate, of their own manu
facture a mere chunk of wood arranged
to tie on tho shoe and shod with a rath
er broad strip of iron. There is no at
tempt at elegance of design or at any
thing approaching a spring fastening.
A pair of "Acmos, " when shown by th&
writer to some native students in ths
Chinese capital, produced unbounded as
tonishment and admiration by their
neatness and strength. On tho other
hand, the very cheapnoss and simplicity
of tho common native mado article tend
to mako skating ceneral.--p;'
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is j leasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and euros habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs i3 the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all aud have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale ia 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for anyone -ho
1 shes to try it. Do not accept any
. stitute.
CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP
S&f ?Z3$S08. 631.
I
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GidBsfsmiit.' H
There is a whole lot of sound B
and solid reason why the H. H. H
Singleton Clothing company have
so quickly crawled to the front. H
It wasn't blind luck, Oh no! Here 9
aisesome, ot the Bargjdn that have j
made them popular. " " "' . i 1H
200 Men's and boys Suits now on 8
sale in ten different patterns 9
at $2.50 per suit.
A, SINGLETON, Supt- H
GOOD THING HELP IT. 9
.s, BH
Good Advice to Farmers. , It is a well established fact tha B9
Do not contract your potatoe crop farmers who sold their potatoe crop 9H
unless the party contracting same last season thrcash tb.6 Utah County 31
pays down at the time the agreement &: o, . ,! , - . ,. fH
is made at least ten cents per bushel Frmt & Agricultural society got from MB
Call on ua and we will tell you why. $10.00 to $20.00 more for each carload Hfl
U. C. F. & A. SocrETY, than those who sold otherwise. Be IH
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