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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Thursday, January 2, 1908
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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning excopt Monday.
Admitted to tho mails as second class
matter
By tho
SILVER BELT PUBLISHING CO.
Member of the Associated Press
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ujnofflMEABgE
NEW YEAR'S IN OLOBE.
Tho holiday spirit was rampant yes
terday. Far moro pronounced and gen
eral than even on Christmas day, it per
varied verv nook and cranny of tho
city and every person, old or young,
mnlo pr female, seemed permeated with
tho happy spirit. Kvcn tho "oldest jn
habitant' fails to remember when a
New Year's day was so thoroughly ob
served nnd tho holiday spirit so gener
al than on the first day of 1903. Thorc
is usually sorao regret felt at tho pass
ing of an old year, but if thero was
any felt in Olobo at tho departuro of
1907. thero was no indication of it,
and if tears were shed, it was done in
private. Still the year just past rnado
a splendid start 'and the first half of
it was prolific of good things for this
district. Tho latter half brought, as it
did elsewhere in the country, less sat
isfactory results, but it also brought its
lessons. With good feeling restored
and only optimism expressed, shown and
felt at every hand, no moro auspicious
beginning of a now year could be do
sired. Tho future of Globe, tho min
'ing district tributary to it, and of all
Arizona as well, is full of promise nnd
the yoar 1903, judging from present
Indications, will be far more productive
than tho year just ended, and that wiU
bo "going iome," as with 1907 Ari
zona took tho leadinc place in tho
production of mineral wealth.
' Washington's Birthday is the next
stop and then March 17.
We learn from n Boston paper that
a presidential boom has bceu started
for Governor Guild of Massachusetts.
Wonder if tho- corn cob pipe trust
is in back of tho anti cigaret cam
paign in Michigan. . , ,
. 1 1 i- it.
wo eat too mucni" asss me
Herald. Well, some of us do
.and somo of us can't.
"Do
Boston
It will be hard to imagine the feel
ings of Senator Fornker when he hears
of what tho colored peoplo of Mobile
did on Now Year's day.
Threo months' imprisonment for
treason sounds liko light imprisonment,
but when one considers that over a
hundred reform leaders of Russia were
on trial, ho can see whero the Russian
court of appeal was wise.
BANKING AND NOTE ISSUES.
Before congress gets verboso on cur
rency reform tho American public
should clear its mind on the difference
.between banking nnd the issuo of bank
notes. Tho great function of banking
is the receipt of deposits and the mak
ing of loaus. Tho issue of notes is a
special function which might be per
formed by a special agency or by tho
government exclusively without neces
sarily affecting tho banking business.
Jn all the ins And outsof d'dbato tho
intelligent reader wilt keep clear this
difference' 'Also do not forget that
credit plus collateral and curroncy arc
widely different, the former represent
ing tho wealth of the country nnd tho
latter being a medium of exchange.
GREAT BATTLE FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP IS DRAW
(Continued from Page One)
Moron's right swings. Attcll drove a
hard left to tho body and thoy clinch
ed. Moraii missed hnrd left and right
swings for tho body and both men dis
played some clever ducking nnd foot
work. Moran swung a left to tho jaw
and followed with a right to tho stom
.ach. Moran missed a third irial and
ducked a hard right ving intended for
tho jaw. Attcll sent a straight left to
the face and then got iu short arm left
and right swings to tho eye. Moron's
left oyo was much swollen as ho jump
ed to his scat. Both men looked serious
at this stago, especially Moran, whoso
faco had lost its earlier cdnfidont smile.
Round Sixteen.'
Attcll jabbed lightly to tho face and
a moment jater repeated tho blow.
Moran was wijdwjth, a"lcft swing for
tho head. Tbpy clujcjied and Moran
battered at his inn! kidneys :1s they
locked arms. Ajtejl landed a light Jcft
to tho stomach awl a moment later
missed a terrific right cross for the jaw.
Attcll stabbed Moron's soro eyo with
' left and then scn left to tho bocjy,
or which thov'c'linchc(Vt Jeff impn
ly ordered th,em -tobrjak.-nnd
missccf .right' and Toft swjngs foi
tho stomach. Moran sent Attcll against
tho rones with n straight left to the
jaw and the. Hebrew champion found
refugo in n clinch us tho bell ended tho
round, Moron having a very slight lead.
Round Sovontoon.
Moraii swung a vicious loft on tho
shoulder and in n clinch sent another
loft to tho same place. Moron then
swung a hard left to the jaw and At
tcll rushed to a clinch, tho roforco
parting them. Moran run into a left
.upper cut and wrestled Attoll to tho
ropes. Tho latter 's head was mulct
Moron's arms. Ho wrestled Moron
around tho ring nnd they fought for
a minute in thnt position. Refcreo
Jeffries twico pulled thu wrestlers apart.
Attoll slipped to his knees, but was up
quicklv. Moran swung a hard left to
tho jaw nnd a moment Inter duplicated
tho blow with tho crowd yelling,
"Moran!" "Moranl" as tho bell rang.
Tho round wns replete with severo
fighting at closo range and wrestling,
Moran having tho better of it.
Round Eighteen.
They went to a clinch; when sep
arated an exchange of lefts to tho
faco followed and then Attell shot his
left to tho stomach. Attell jabbed a
left to tho faco and spent his strength
in useless blows at closo range. Attcll
drovo a vicious right over tho heart
and Moran swung a right to tho head
and a left across the face. Attoll
droc his left and right hnrd to tho
face, starting tho blood from Moron's
nose. A straight loft to tho body stag
gored Moran. Attell sent anothor
straight loft to tho nose and Moran
wrestled Attell to tho ropes as tho
round en'Jcd. AtttU had a good lead in
tho round and latded some dnmaging
faco nnd bidy blcws, particularly the
right jolt over tha heart early in the
round.
Round Nineteen,
They fought to a clinch; separating,
Moron shot n straight right to tho face.
Attell then sank his right to tho stom
nch ana Moran scored with a straight
lefr to tho face. Moran rushed Attell
against tho ropes, but tho latter easily
wiggled out of harm's way. They
lushed to u clinch and as they locked
ogether Moran put in two short lefts
to tho body, but a right swing to the
lead sent him staggering. Moran swung
viciously with left and right to tho jaw
nnd Attell staggered. "Go at him,"
yelled tho crowd to Moron. Abo here
brought his cloverncss into play and
tho round ended with tho men in
clinch. Moran had a good lead at the
end of tho round. His left nnd right
swings staggered tho littlo Hebrew
Round Twenty.
Moron wns wild with left "and right
swings nnd Attcll jabbed straight lefts
to tho jaw and face. Attcll missed a
hard right swing for the jaw, and then
landed a light left over the stomach
Attcll swung a left to the head as the
referee broke tho men from a clinch,
the crowd hissing. Moran stun? his
man with n straight left to the face
and then missed left and right swings
for the body. Attell fought his man
against the ropes, putting in two lefts
to the stomach at close range. Moran
then took a band at iho wrestling, forfr
ing his man to the ropes. Attcll sent
In a stinging left to the nose, starting
the blood again fresh from that or
gnn. Attell went to his sent with the
advantage) on his side.
Round Twenty-one,
They sparred carefully and Moran
missed a left for the jaw and tho rcf
eree separated them from a clinch,
Moran swung a left lightly to the head
and Attcll shot a straight left to the
face. Moron swung his right io the Tibs
and Attcll upporcut with left to tho
stomach with effect. Shortly afterward
ho tried for.a right for tho body which
was short. Moron drove his right to
tho kidneyH and Attcll pelted Moron
with right over tho ribs in a clinch.
Attell then sent straight right to the
body and tho round ended close in his
favor.
Round Twenty-two.
Moran blocked two lefts and then
fought Attell to tho ropes, sending a
loft to tho body and pushing his man
about tho ring. Attcll jabbed a left
to the Brfton's soro nose nnd they
sparred at long range. Moran rushed
Attell outside tho ropes, but the lat
ter 's cleverness again stood him well in
stead nnd ho escaped punishment. At
tcll then shot a strnight left to tho face
and swung a hard right to tho jaw.
He followed it with a right and left to
the body nnd they clinched. They ex'
changed lefts to tho faco and a clinch
resulted. Breaking from the clinch,
Attell unintentionally struck Bcferee
Jefferics, which provoked considerable
mcrrtmonL Attell had a lend to the
round when it closed.
Round Twenty-three.
Moran jabbed to tho faco. Moran
swung n vicious loft to tho npse. us they
broko from n clinch. They exchanged
straight lefts to tho face, clinched, nnd
were broken npart by tho referee.
iiguiu mo monotonous cuncn nun mo
usual prying apart. Attcll shot a
straight loft to tho face and Moron
hooked his left to tho body. Attoll
once more Hung his left to Moron's
faco and tho round closed. No damage
in this round, both men slowing up
perceptively in their work. ,
Round Twenty-four.
Moron cuffed his man with il left'
over tho eyo and missed a hard right
swing for the jaw. .Attell met Morari
with a left upporcut to tho faco as the
Briton rushed in. Sovoral clinches fol
lowed, Attell finally hooking his left
to tho Btomnch. Attell swung his right
to tho car" as Mqran backed against
the ropes, and they clinched. Tho pnee
slowed up considerably, although neith
er looked tired. Moraii swung left and
right to the body and missed a right
swing as tho round ended. Attell had
a slight advantage.
Round Twonty-nve.
Tho men shook hands nnd rushed to
e,lo(. ouarters, "Moran rocking Attell 's
head with a short right arm jolt to the
ear, They wrestled again and then
Moran whipped in a punching right
to tho body. They fought viciously at
cjoso rango, both landing tollirig rights
to tho head and the refcreo parted tho
men with difficulty. Attell thon shot
a wicked loft wallop to tho faco nnd
thoy mixed it hammer and tongs wres
tling and punching liko grizzlies. Mor
an forced his man 'to cover up in a'
last desperate rally, in "which ho'-out-fpught
his man. The'nght- wajtfdfe'clnred
a 'draw.
Aro you having troublo -wlth your
kidnoys? There nro lots of pooplo today
vho wonder why thoy havo pains across
tho bnck, why thoy aro tirod and lack
ing in energy nnd ambition. Your kid
ueya aro wrong. Thoy need relief with
out delay. Tako DoWitt's Kidney and
Bladdor Plllsj thoy aro for weak back,
inflammation of tho bladder, backacho
nnd weak kidnoys. Sold by Hanua's
Drug Storo.
Tho Best Yot.
Hear Mr. Barnes sing his own song
at tho Iris. Five encores last night
nsli any one.
Storage room phone 601.
That's Itl
Cough yourself into a fit of spasms
and then wondor why you don't get
well. If you will only try a bottlo of
Ballard's Horebound Syrup your eough
will bo a thing of tho past. It is a pos
itive cure for coughs, influenza, bronchi
tis and all pulmonary diseases. One bot
tlo will convince you at your druggist,
25c, 50c, $1. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 335
United States Land Ofiice,
Phoenix, Arizona, Decombor 30, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the faolaco
Copper Mining Compnny, by its attor
ney in fact, M. E. Loverich, Phoenix,
Arizona, has mado application for patent
to tho Long Shot, Solace No, 1, and
Solnuo No. 2 lode mining claims, Sur
vey No. 2403, situato in tho Globo Min
ing District, Gila Co., A. T., in Sec. 30,
Tp. 1-N., R. 14-E., unsurvoyed, G. L
S. R. B. & M., described as follows:
LONG SHOT Beginning at Cor. No.
1, from which tho SW. cor of TP. 1-N.,
R. 15-E., brs. S. 72 dog. 3 min. E.,
20G7 ft.; thenco 8. 74 dcg. 21 min. W.,
1499 ft. to Cor. No. 2; thenco N. 15
deg. 12 min. W., 585.2 .feet, to Cor. No.
3; thenco N. 74 deg. 24 min. E., 1500
ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence S. 15 deg. 12
min. E., 584.2 feet to Cor. No. 1, tho
plnco of beginning. Net area 19.607
acres.
SOLACE NO. 1 Beginning at Cor.
No. 1, from which tho SW. cor. of Tp.
1-N R. 15-E., brs. S. 71 dog. E.,
2974.9 ft., thenco 8. 78 dcg. 13 min. W.,
14S4.9 ft. to Cor. No. 2; thenco N. 20
dcg. 25 min. V., 590 ft. to Cor. No. 3,
thenco N. 78 dcg. 18 min. E., 1465.58
ft. intersect tho E. lino of Chicago lode,
Sur. No. 340, and W. end line of New
York lode, Sur. No. 299, 1476.7 ft. in
tersect tho 8. side line New York lode,
Sur. 299, 1485.4 ft. to Cor. No. 4;
thence S. 20 deg. 25 min. E. 588 ft. Jo
Cor. No. 1, nlaco of beginning. Net
area 19.841 acres.
SOLACE NO. 2 Beginning at Cor,
No. 1, from whonco U. S. M. M. No. 0,
Lbr,3. N. 20 dcg. 31 min. W., 000 ft.', tho
W. 1-1 Cor. Sec. 31, Tp. 1 N., R. 15-E.;
brs. N. 71 deg. 55 min. E., 1714.5 feet.;
thenco S. 20 deg. 25 min. E., 600 ft.
to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 70 dcg. 12 min.
W., 1483.7 ft. to Cor. No. 3; thence
N. 20 deg. 25 min. W., 3S8 ft. to Cor.
No. 4; thence N. 09 deg. 42 min. E.,
1483.2 ft., to place of beginning. Total
area, 20.288 acres.
.Survey contains a net area of 59,730
acres.
Adjoining claims On the1 N., Chi
cago lodcv Sur. 340; 'Now York ,lode,
Sur. 299. On E. and -H. tho Pittsburg
No. 2 lode, unsur., and unknown claim.
On S. and W., unknown claim, urisur
veyed, and Solace No. 3, unsur. There
nrc no conflicting claims.
Locaton notices arc recorded in Rec
ord of Mines, County Recorder's Ofiice,
Gila County, as follows: Book 9, pages
194-5. Conflicting claims, Now York,
nominal, Chicago, .01 acres.
LYMAN W. WAKErTELD.
Register.
First publication Jan. 2, 1908.
Globe
Steam Laundry
G. BOHSE, Proprietor
This is to notify the public that I
have again taken full charge of tho
Globo Steam Laundry, nnd thnt Copas
& Richards, to whom I leased tho plant
somo time ago, have retired, and arc no
longer in any way connected with the
business.
I wish to assure my old patrons and
the public in gcnoral that nil work will
be first-class and that a prompt service
will bo given. Give me a trial.
Nov. 21, 1907. O. BOHSE.
TEA
You think one tea as
good as another ?
Why don't you -buy at
the lowest price you see
in the window ?
Your grocer returns your neoer if you dta't
like Sotiillinr' Best; we par him.
Globe Plumbing
and Heating Co.
' PLUMBING AND
STEAM HEATING
P. L. BUTZ, H. W. TITUS,
Manager. Sec.-Treas. ,
I 0pp. Kinney House, Mesquite st.
Edmund T. Satchell
Assayer and Chemist
41 BROAD STREET P. O. Bor 867
Opens Miners Boarding House
Mother Brackin has lcascdne Min
er 's boarding house .and rwitt be glad
to serve her old friends and as many
new ones as will appreciate good' home
cooking and neat rooms. Give ffie'a
eslls'aad I 'will treat you right.
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Read the Convincing Prices
STOVES AND RANGES,
Cast Iron Wood Stoves, were $10, now.$ 8.00
Moore's Steel Stoves, were $20, now . . . 16. U0
Moore & Merritt's Steel Ranges, high
closet and reservoir, were $35, now. . . 28.00
Stewart Ranges, were $55, now 44.00
Monarch Malleable Iron Ranges, were
$70, now 56.00
Sheet Iron Air-tight Heaters, were
$2.25, now 1.75
Coal Heating Stoves, were $5.50, now. . 4.40
Oak Center Tables, were $2.75, now. . . 2.25
Spring Cots, were $3, now 2.25
McNEIL'S
N. BROAD STREET
JUST ACROSS THE BRIDGE
Rocking Ckairs
Wood Beat Rockers, were $1.75,
now .......... ..m.....h....h.......91'
Cane Seat Rockers, were $3,
now $2.25
Arm Rockers, were $3.G0, now....$2.80
Arm Roekera, oobble seat, were $4,
now ,....$3.90
Arm Rockens, cobble seat, were
$4.30, now $3.0
Reed Ro;kere, were $0, now....$4.80
Leather Seat Rockers, were $6.50,
now $5.20
Solid Oak Rockors, were $10,
aw .....................-....... $9.00
Reed Rockers, were $11, now..$8.80
Leather Seat Rockers, were $15,
now $ 1 2.00
Morns Chairs, were $17.50, now
. $14.00
DrMrs
The only reul line in the city. Ab.
solutely high-class goods. Beautiful
modern, elegant.
Dressers tbut were $14, now ...$10.00
Dressers that sold for $17.50, now
$13.00
Princess, was $22.50, now $18.20
Princess, was $35, now $28.00
The Empress, was $83, now $03.00
QO-OARTS A pretty collection at
prices that will surely interest you.
Go-Carts that sold for $14, now $11.20
Go-Carts that were $4, now......$3.20
Couch and DavnprU
Coueh Pads, were $8, now..........$4.80
Steel Couches, were $7.50, now..$0.00
Stool Davenports, were $0, now..$7.20
Steel Davenports, were $15, now
....$ 10.00
BrHMI Art Square
Brussels Rugs, 30x54 inehes, were
$2.35, now . . $1.80
Azminster, 00x27 inohes, were
$3.50, now . $2.80
$5.50 now .... $4.40
Axminster, 36x73 inehes, were
Brussels, 0x12, were $20, now$16.00
$7.50 Brussels, 0x19, now. $14.50
Brussels, 0x12. were $20, no w..$ 16.00
Axminster, were $30, now $24.00
Axminster, 10-0x13-6, were $40,
now ......... .,... . .........$32.00
Iron anl Brat BWU
Iron Beds, were $4, now. $3 00
Iron Beds, were $8, now....... $6,40
Iron Beds, were $12, now $90
Iron Beds, beauties, were $20,
now $ lG.Oi
Brass Beds, were $22.50, nov....$18.5G
Iron Bed9, elaborate brass trim
mings, were $27.50, now..$22.0'
Brass Beds, wero $32.50, now....$2G.'0
Buffets, were $17.50, now $38.00
Buffets and Combination Chini
Closet, were $55, now. ..$4V,00
Brass Beds, satin finish, were $85,
now $68.03
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China CIU
Were $47.50, now $38.M
Sideboards, were $47.50, now..$38.0t
Were $37.50, now $9.M
MattraMM
Excelsior, were $5, now .
Cotton Mattresses, were $5,
Orient, were $14, sow
Ostiraoor, were $18, sow .......
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aow"
....$4.M
Cotton Mattresses, were $8.00, aow
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..415.1$
An extensive line of Siager Sew
ing Machines from $10 to $o, war
ranted. PAXLE 8BM.
Three-Piece Mission, was $15,
now . ...... ..... .... .$13.0
Mahogany Finished, were- $25,
now ...... . . $20. M
Real Mahogany, were $55, now..$44.09
DINDfO CHAXXa.
Mission, solid seat, were $4.25,
now $3.49
Mission, leather seat, were $4.50,
, now .. .. $3.5$
Solid Oak, leather seat, were $5,
now .....- .$4.0$
Don't fail to bco our gigantic
China and Crockery Department.
Great euts here.
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SILVER BELT POPULAR WANTS
BRING RESULTS
ONE CENT
PER ISSUE
I A WORD J
V CENT
BRING RESULTS
PER WORD
PER ISSUE
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WANTSD,
WANTED Two copies each of the
Daily Arizona Silver Belt dated Nov.
2, 1907, and Oct. 11, 1907. Return to
this offico'to circulator.
WANTED Saddle horse for the keep-
ing. Call this oflicc.
LOST Gentleman's golt watch and
chain. S. M. engraved on tho case,
Waltham movement. Return, to this
office.
WANTED Help furnishe frea of
chargo on short notice. Kmploymont
Agoncy, Boom 23, Trust Bldg.
WORK WANTED A woman will do
a good days work at washing, ironing
or cleaning house from 8 o'clock 'till
5 p. m. for $2.00. Inquire at Sal
vation Army hall.
FOX VEST
FOR RENT Ten-oom house; lavatory
in overy room; just completed. In
quiro of J. Maurel, box 221-.
FOR RENTDealrable furnished rooms,
$8 and up. Mrs. L. XJ. Coombs, Ball-ground.
FOh RENT Room in the Postoffice
building. Apply at Silver Bolt office.
FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms,
well furnished. 325 S. Hill strcot.
FOE RENT T,hroe-room houle. Apply
Julo Maurel, box, 221, or Cement
house. ... tf
FOR RENT Nicely furniBhed rooms,
with bath; also furn. house. Mrs. J.
Harvey Harris, 424 S. Hill. Tel. 1391.
FOR RENT Large store room in rear
of Mrs. Fort's millinery parlors. En
trance from alloy. Apply to Mrs.
Fort.
FOR RENT Comfortable front room
furnished for rent with bath. Ono
block from court house. Call at this
office.
FOR SENT Furnished rooms ; also f or-
nisbed housekeeping rooms. 320 E.
Oak street.
FOR RENT Six room house; furnished
or unfurnished. Also four room un
furnished house. Apply Mrs. E. Mer
ritt, 319 Mesquite street.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE BJousohold furniture. En
quiro at tho White House, 504 N.
Broad street.
FOR SALE Household furniture. Ap
ply to J. II. Callcn, South Globe, uenr
R. R. Hospital.
FOR SALE Five hundred shares In
spiration stock, at 15c. Address Box
1235.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Bunch of keys. Call at Sil
ver Belt flJIicc and pay for this ad.
LOST Black warrant hook 0x10 inches,
for B. P. O. Elks lodge. Return to
Silvei Bolt.
For Sale, For Rent and Furnished
Room cards for salo at tho Silver Belt
office. 10c each, 3 for 25c,
LOST Fore arm of shot gun, six miles
north" of Globe. Return to W. .1.
Owen at Brooknor's store.
LOST Gun metal watch, attached to
black silk fob, betweon First National
bank and postoflicc. Return to Silver
Belt office.
Old Dominion Commercial Co.
Tremendous
Bargains
In Every Department
Before the
I Year End
Inventory
Old Dominion Commercial Co.
O. K. Livery Stables
General Livery and Feed Stable
Gaited Saddle Horsea....Phone 481
QUICK SERVICE AND GOOD RIGS
Phone 481 W. P. KELSEY, Mgr. Globe, Arizona
McKevitt House
Neatly furnished
CHEAP BATES,
street, upsliirs.
rooms, with
660 North
stovea.
Broad
Good BOftv coal 4ettTred in tea lota
At f 12 ec too. -aiobe'Hardware Oe.
Thoro is something abwut Kennedy's
Laxativo Cough Synip that makes it
different from others, ns it causes a free
yot gentlo action of. tho bowels through
which tho cold is forced out of the sys
tem. At tho same time it heals irrita
tion and allays inflammation of the
throat and lungs,. It is pleasant to take.
Children liko it. Contains no opiates
nor narcotics. Sold by Hanna'atDrug
'Store. ...
PER CENT DISCOUNT
On Dolls for Cash
Fino Lino of Silverware.'
Manlcuro Sets.
Silver Shaving Sets.
Mexican Drawn Work.
Meerschaum Pipes.
Ladie3 Hand Bags.
Wm. Mill Williams
Telephone 121 . North Globe
We wish to extendi our best wishes
for a happy and prosperous
New Year to all
SULTAN BROTHERS
MERCHANTS
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