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UNITED PRESS
DISPATCHES
J he Weath
lit Weather Man says;
liy far the largest a yd bent sews report
of any paper in southern Oregtfti.
Possible HgM frsst. Warm to
row.
FOURTH YEAR.
MEDFOKD, OREGON, THURSDAY.-APRIL 8, 1!HK.
No. 17.
WORK SOON TO COMMENCE
STORM KEEPS iFIREMEN COMPARE BILLS;
ON NEW BUSINESS BLOCK
IIP ON THE ARE TO BACK UP STOWE
fluredlord
t
BISHOP IS SOB
10 LEI HE
CONJRAGT
Two Story Brick on the
Episcopalian Property
Soon to be Gotten Un
der Way
"The !"' t It new business
hnihlipg lo he ereeled upon the pmp
t'Hy it' the Kpifnp;il rim re h on We-1
Seventh street h:tvi' heea Neatly entit
pleled itiul the eotitnietors wjH simki
he fturipg upon them."
Surh is l in good news mmoinieecl
hv Aivhdeaeoii Ch.tmhers of Port
land, who is in the eity this week
tm 1 tit serviees en eh evening nt
St. Murk's in the vy of iiistruetions
to the memhers of the ehureh. Be
iuro Ihe summer is ovet the business
blocks will ho well under wtty and iit
nil prnbitbility the ereethm of tlip
ned ehureh, which is to stand just
hack f the hluek on the cross street,
will alsn 1m under way.
lit. liev. Charles Seautling, bishop
of Oregon, is to nrri.e in Med ford on
Saturday al'ieninon and will iittmd
to many matters in eomieetiun with
the erection of the new buildings. He
is to conduct Kaster Sunday services
in this cily. and on during the first
of (he week will attend lo many de
tails concerning the work to be un
dertaken in this city. As this city
is not n p;irish as yet, all of the
church properly is under the direct
control of the bishop, and he will
personally have to aiteud to the mat
ter. "It was owing to the fact that
Med ford is a most important place
in the state," stated the archdeacon,
"that Bishop Seadding determined to
come here to deliver his Kaster ad
dress. Me feels very kindly towards
Hie city and is doing everything in
his power to build up a church here
that will be a credit lo the city. lie
plans to sef;d a splendid man here to
take charge of tin? work, and Hie only
reason that he has not clone so be
fore is because of his inability to
find a man that would fill the place.
"The new church will he creeled
facing on the side street and diree.l
Iv hack of where the present chapel
stands. It will cost between $10,000
and iH'J.OtMt and will be in every way
a credit to the city.
"The business building will con
tain four storerooms on the ground
floor. Thee rooms will he 2f feet
in width and 70 fee: deep. On the
second flour office rooms will be
constructed. Here also will be bnill
a large hall for social gatherings.
The huildinu will he constructed of
either sandstone or brick, bat I be
lieve of sai'dstnne.
"The matter has got into such
shape now that it can he rushed, and
i will not b a creai while before the
actual worlr of creeling the building
will he stai 'd."
Bi-hop S'-.ulding will hold com
munion set' ices at 10 a. m. at Si.
Mark's and II a. in. will conduct
Faster ser 'ee in the opera hone.
lie will alsf- conduct evening services
f St. Marl
LAST OF 06 SALOONS IN
GARY TO CLOSE DOORS
GARY. Ii'.l., April S A- Urn r
mlt of ii i inimU'mn'P linide ypnr
.is", the VI (i.'.ry -jilnii
i-he their ilimrs at 11 i".l.i-k t
tiiulil. I'ihIi i' the Indiiina cidc i! rc
(jMirc a tA n-thirils majority of ti?f
votir at :ny cli'cti.n to furi'C the
liiitinr interests frnn ay tovn-hip.
The plcclioiii nf l!MKi sin.' CalmnPt
tttwushiji. in wlnfh Gary i loatfil. a
intitl" population nf L'tm. M,,-t of
these were tanner- anal wiUiuir to
vote nt!ain-l the --alooii-. Gary has a
pultio!! now of more than l.".
OmO, and a: attempt will he made to
seenre the eo-operation of the eonnty
coiiimi-ioi'.ei-; in le-torim; the ii-eene-.
flerv at one time had M
a!oon-i.
f - I
f : 4 . - .3
' rv - I . it ' ' 1
-" J'.'''flH :r '.'.-.a
' V I " :
-. iit, --. ... .
WW-
Bishop Scailding. Who Will Arrive Saturday to Take Up Matter of Ereet-
Ing New Business B!onk.
BIO BALL CAME
FOR TOM)
Stores Will Close During the After
noon and Exciting Game Is
Promised at Ball Park.
On
ame
lord
All o
Friday afternoon the best ball
of the season so far in Med
s scheduled at the ball park,
the stores in the eitv are to
cIom- during the ufternoon to allow
everyone lo attend the game. The
teams will consist ol one of Carey's
teams and the other will consist of
Medford players, who will he as--i-ted
by some of (he men who were
'et on! by Caev. The boys are play
ing for blood and tli re is sure to be
-omething doing.
The game- during ihe past two or
three day- have all been for blood,
flic men whom Ca-ey released have
started in to show Casey that his
judgment wits bad. and the local boys
Relieve Hint they have a chance to
beat the (Ndts out at their own game.
There will certainly be something do
ing tomorrow, am nil who can are
urged lo he at the game. This will
not be a lame one by any means.
There is no game on this afternoon.
SAN DIEGO REGULARS
OVERTHROWN; WETS WIN
SAN hlKOO. CaU April 8. The
nuntcipal election in this city result-j
t jti thcalmo-t complete overthrow
f the "regular-." who elected only a
ingle member of the council. Orant
Conrad, the LineoIn-Ioo-eet league
candidate for mayor, was sueee-sful
bv a maioritv of Ti2S over Mavor
Forward, al-o a rppnbliean. The pro
hibition ordinance was defeated by
a fwo-to-oBe vote. Mayor-elect Con
rad and five ctomeihnen will man-
ie municipal offair- for the next I t
i wo year- i:der tlie Jles Moines p!an ' -j-
tl government, ; aeeordanee with ;
he charter reeent!y ;idoted.
LAWYERS CONTINUE THE ,
ARGUMENT IN CASE
ST. ICI?. Aprii Atiorr.ey
Millmrn for the Slandard hl -m-oniiy
f"-unied tlie arL'iiment in tin
uo eminent di -
hition
in id
-nit
inrniinr and -ooke
itfternoon Morttz
-aid-dollar-a-day
.-:.... will -peak (
-nopal v.
Thl-
Ko-entlllil. thou-
aHorney of t hi
r the Standard Hi!
TAFT 'NOMINATES
OFFICERS FOR ARIZONA
WASHINGTON,
em Tii ft today
.:ir.ti.., fr
Aon
ITe-
i;;.f.
Sionn. governor:
retarv of -late;
;t--tieiate jil-tsei
lit -
Vol,
H. :
the
.To!,
MADAME 10DJESKA
HAS PASSED AWAY
Died at Her Home Near Santa Ana
Tilts Mommy Was One of
Most Renowned Actresses.
SANTA ANA, Cab, April a Ma
dame Modje-kn, the famous Polish
act res.-, died at 10 o'clock this morn-ing-
She lingered for six days u
cottsemus Miffering from Bright .s
disease.
Her ht-ba..d Chi ChhtKiwiski.
and her .-o. Unlph M-aJjeska, were
:;t her bedside.
Helena Modje!,M ;is horn in 1911
tt Cracow, Pidaid. Ifer laaiden
fEautc uas Opid:i. ;u.d her father was
a musician. In KI0 she first went
on the siae. In s7(i she came lo
Aieeriea, h;tM:tj; married for the sec
ond time In H77 at Saa Kraneiseo
-he made her debut on the American
-la ire. Since that time he has been
ne of the foremo-t acires-es of the
Ijiglish peakin- lae. She starred
with Booth in lKM-!Hi, Her best roles
were Shake-perean, notably Lady
MaeheHi. Cjeojmira. OpijeJia and Vi
ola. NOTED SCIENTIST IS
SLAIN BY NATIVES
MANILA.
receive
Aprr! H. Word has
d here f the murder of
Jnes. Hie noted anlhro-
w;i- in the field for the
?!i of Natural History of
The Himdcr occurred at
i! the h- adw.-jjers of 'the
r t, i(; l-bela province,
.-rd hre ih-M he was killed
n.en. i" -everal months
it -nid vi;,r the Jbmirots,
rhem' in the hilK. The
i- preparing to send n
Kchiio(, the nearest jkI
tie- M-nrder t investi-
Or. William
shii. - f, v.v
Held Mn--n
Chicjto.
Ismnohato. ;
:CsyLpyu r
It is pre-inn
bv wil tn
had b.
rt v f'i-o
( the e
MIKADO IS TO
DECORATE
OR. ELIOT
washini;
X.
II.-1".
.t h
April K
;;rd umw
.- tl..- m;
t.-r of l!
Pro,
ritv
of
Aa- made
bv .Vi)h;t-
' ):
,,fnni
l..d.-
.tapa,,
i I' liO'
i.d v.ili
The ,
thi-
jt way
nferred
WILL ASK COMMISSION
FOR RATE JUDGMENT
r;:.N h '. i:
April .
-fced
llie S..llt))
5 10lllMI
BALTIC
lo Trace Is Found of the
1500 Fishermen Who
Were Swepi Out to Sea
on Iceberg
KKKUX, April 8. The storm
which yesterday winked surli great
havoc oh ih BaUie sea 1ms not a s
vet abated in Ihu least kgrve. Seven
vessels in adtiitiou lo the tea which s
nere wreehed yesterday are ive up1
as lust.
Nothing has us vet been learned a
the tnU' the 150U j'Uhermen
v ho welt svei on! li nea yesterday
nt u!i ieeher. If thb hue bluek of
it'if has iMit yet turned turtle the meii
niM have jierKhed
Pad eolhL
!
aue mi shore as yet. It has mvpt
the Ma eJear uf the smaller fismn
era ft f however.
SIGNS OF SPRING
SHOWN
BY scraps;
Another
.sign ui tue easonineHiH f .rii)t nhil nd
riK serap- havc beKuu. Wed-
m-uay evemng jum wiore cue m-
U'liH'eaii Mim neeaine the ortfrmal
John Doe, seend eoustn to lit elm rd
Hoe, W. K. JohiiH and Iteihly
mixed twiee in an endeavor to settle
jtersittia! dii'ferenees( the latter hein j
the aifa'iK'sstir. The flrxi attempt at I
ims Kiijfi m aruttrniion nenig imer-
t. t... t t.. ,11 .,.U
siitiMaetnriiy, sn mistihttes were re
pved ait hoar later. Interference liy
Ihe erowd nain prevented a satis
tatory enHsion though while Mr.
Johnson's arms were pinned to his
ide by a peaenmnker, a ymmthfai
partita n of his opponent's rushed in
and deaith htm a vieious blow on the
eve.
BRIDGE AND LID
ST. LOUIS ISSUES
ST, LOUIS. April H. Koj in many
years has an eleetion in St. J-ohjs
i mused keener interest amonp nil
rlif-ses than has the nmmeipal eon-ti-l
that ts ItiMitg fought mil at thf
idls today. On the surface of things
the fight revolves around the long
Manding projtet for the huihling of a
free bridge iteross the Mississippi
river to Kast Kt. fitus, for whieh
lemds have been voted. The pres
ent tnHvor l?oHa Weils, n demoerat.
has been attacked as opposed to the
projeH. A Mill more important issue
of the eofst'st, though it i an issne
tt has not been openly deeJared,
the alle-d plan of the Hahmii inter-
e-?s to elee! a mayor who will favor
n wide o()en town, under honje rule.
iill lift" pone ffiunif-ijtiii ti - j
'-tejid of state eontroi, as pnimised j
bv fovrnor Had
AMERICAN TRAINMEN
MAY QUIT MEXICO
MKX1 t'iTV, April 8, A
inir lo reMrts curmit todav
eord -if
is
probable that every Ameriean eon-
dueler employed by the merged rsd- '
of Mexieo ill either resign or snh- j
mit to a daily Hieekiug up of the a-
oiifts by Mesiean train insjieeton. )
The latter offieials wetv put on l! j
trains on April 1st over the vigorous j
irote-.t- if the eondnetors. It is de-
iand she fatter have afeed that the
in-peHorn be removed before the end
4' ihU faotdh r the Amerieans will
re'-ieo. The railroad offieiafs have
i-M the men to resign if they sr- fit.
GAMBLER HELD UP AND
ROBBED BY DESPERADOS
otES. t'TAII. April H, Five nn
ts. -ked desperados held up fhirly-b-
leess m the Wlnt Kh'phant gain-
hilt L H'Mi-e HX t.ne
lav. oh-
e hundred dollars.
TheV baeke.1
md eseaped. Th
ev
e?Jired afstiotjeed.
'r -tar'h-d bv th-
The L'ansbler-
ottUMand hod
ii your hand-.
Smj-pIv h;if;ds. dt'pplttg ehip-
e;ird- ttent Hp. All uer sarehed
re-i-n?.ee offpred.
GRANTS PUSS
TO ENFORCE
LIQUOR LAW
Even Soft Drink Parlors
; Must Dispense With All
Screens- City Ordinance
Passed
r Mme the loeni option law
vttmi hit el'lwt in (iintits lass Jiieiv
has ireif eonniderHhle tiiitetion aver
the mutter f wtleswl vwdnlinns.
t'ji-ils tjie lii'eii rritM-.ed heeniise
fiwiu exposure" Jaivl (hut lir whs Ih'iiij mM
land thev were inarthe. Hut the
! ity MidiitiHe eof;rjinj: tiie stale
j la w
. At the ln1 wee(iff of the vmm-
sm'h an Mrdhimiee was imed,
Slayer Kimiey has nw vtiownl iif and
jthe
Hd $rmi nm tight" in (Irants j
The
urdin
m.y ntri wwkn. drillks if Hny ,rt
jure
j from
i front
nrfl WlM m)s4 nimm B
!hi iiHist mave all screens
the windows and keep open
doiv. Xo blinds are In he
fit the windows, und thev who
drink in theso plaees nsiit do si la
plain si trlil of par-hy.
What i- enidereI the he! fea-
j(J- j
'
ihw oniitianee, far as
ineiti eoiieeriiwl, is the
provision that gives HTieers Hie rlgUi
of s(;irih. In
ji-jetei sellnig intoxinnliDK
IiMrs, it ran he entered and seareh- j iiy, ihiimI- anil even empti
ed. Tin preMie of sueh ItqMor- Jni-il-l e r two the a trs. Then
Mia he taken as prima fneje evi-j-,i) eijrur wad stnd in ilm wings,
ilfiwv of ui-tmtl or -tttemh-d vioiHiion dayroMry m-r n ere-
of Inw. and afj "t s.i found wilH ffuuxe. Nohody dared to re-
he eonfiafed, AH places round to hnn of the risks, till at twst n
etintnin int orient ing lienors will !
dMlartd n nianie and elo'd np at
onee.
TIm l ew law will ni go inJij effeei
jfor tUi days. This done Hint the
j proprietors of all soft drink plnees
jniay luae ample time to remove tneir
jwtttg dM's take down the blinds,
jaad oiheruive. prepare themselves for
!l3n Mrjodial insee(ions of the
Jiiiarlifd. Then-
ik no rpiestion but
ihnt irats .
iMn from i
;
as to he drv "for
IRRIGATION WILL
COST $30 AN ACRE
KLAMATH FALLS. Or,, April . -ttidowner.-.
under the Klaaoith tm-
t-hel hint b.n .ri,, irAi L--wl-
Luhj,t J(s , vv!), thft Vft itf irrmn.
Kmt( m ,M. ,Hr ihv f-rst Jjnil f
K)m. m,.(,H. Several months ihv
pni
(retire f (he interior bnt nt
that time ii u;i- rejN.rted that tin
; was only an estimated eit nm that
as tl prop-et wnrtM completion tt
Hiihl be inerea-ed r lediied1, de
pMjdninir upon the eot 'f fntur
work.
in Girder ft aerrtain ihe exaet
Matn if (he -ii nation ihe di-
ree!(cs of the Waftr Lrs' n-oeia-
ivm toik up (he ttmtP-r with the see-
retju v of the interior wiih the result
that hey have len intormed that the
eoM to th1 land owm-rs wonhj not be
hi esees of .H r a err, hut it w
e.-timnted woidd be n trifle in csts
; of (hat atiMHint, AH land- und-r the
! prijeej that were signed fr govern
, ment irrisraHon uhe it w .innoune-
ed that the eM f red:iniatioit Honld
In' ?.'tft will be irriiaied at tin- figure,
lint land:- ihai Hre not signed up will
haie to he paid fr at the aetna! eosj
to the uoierimtettt.
GASOLINE MOTOR SERVICE
TO BE PUT ON THE 0. R 4 N.
!AVTN ttdi.. April H. An of
filial auftoittt'eui4nt was imtde here - - - - - -
tod.iv that a olmp motor rviee SLATTiK .April Authorities
will In -hrt!y inaugurated on the -ari iHe-ti'fiig th ea-es leading
. b. 4 V. Hne between Dayton andj dh tf Mi-- Mollis Mo.re
JV'idleton, The stennnt is bnse)jiat njjhf in a htei where she hot
ii buHetin U that effeet reeeived lirdr through the lie.iL Sh ar
from th gn"ral traffie department :med hen from Aberslea, Wash,
of the HarriniHM lines in Omaha. .three days 50,
IRIS WILL
REACH FALLS
TWENTY DAYS
'Klamath Residents Are
Making Great Prepara-
tlons for Celebration in
Connection ol Event
KLAMATH FALLS, Or... Ami 8.
Tht Mole at thin rity at- till excite
aut, de hi Ihe fwt ihni SHl1fnj
lail'h tritium will lie rmjr
iliivMtuh Hie viiy within the next 2rt
d;sys. The ttaMwd in the eitv haa
hiHm etiiihtfd, TUm workmeu are
i;w iMiiistriiHiiij a bridge nvm ihf
irmt$ m th tuuvh.
,vr im rm r ,0
eai iNoile with wliielt to jmsvid for
-. nuMitrr reieltri in wMmeeiioii
this
ery thing: to Klamath Fails and the
: jinieresN ol tiie tttnifltttg itas
h(eH waJrhd every dv for tnrt!Hs.
I KAISER WILHELM
BETS A CALL-DOWN
HKh'IJX, April 8 His mnjesty
U was at a reliearnftl of one
of i ts Her! in lue Mils aftei'twuHi
and made himself nt hotiw, as he
dofs in pJnres. Jje strutted tip
m miv "joint iU'JMi mowh amonjr ine einpny, ennt-
i )th Hie Mage manner r tiot f-
earpenler's Jlnrr modestly np
1 prowrhed him ji1 aid, Iook sire
at ihe -me time jinm&tmg to ihe no
' Pee Nieht ilnnehen" fsntobing for
. bidden "Yon an right, my man,
-aid Wilibim, ernbing his rigar he
Hit'Hth his heel, "it wonhi Jm a de
plorable Hung indwd dwere the regu
lations t in1 fie tied by f!i mwrr
hon-df All the snme, while npear
iet t wil!ow the pilb 1w turned wid
denly u his heel and left ihe theater
where he has not Imut sitiee.
PLANNED TO ROB THE
TREASURE ROOM OF VESSEL
I A K i U dsMa , A pril H . A hand
of (WrgH nndntionit fHed by
ihe onrrmvet jnargin yesterday to
irry toil a erefnllv arranged plan
(o -izv the ireasair1 on hoard s
tajner in the (a-pbin ssa mu make
their eveje in the t'ae-u.
The sp;nner 4?.arvilebt with
-t;iO,M'Mt iit sjieeu oil boaril was
nhm to null irins Kasnvodk ys
Nrdy niortdug hen (he (leorginn
baud eonsitu(g f twenty armed
unth'r tlw- ioadersltip of Lieu
tenant M-inkarid an oflier -f the
re-erve. ns iiseover d d nrresie!.
it ItJid bf-tt the intention of the Imud
n vei'jer ik' erea ui sea mud rih
Om- trij-re r-m-
DECREASE IN GOTHAM
SPECIAL FRANCHISE VALUES
NOV YOIMC April The
at ion f S&w Vrk Hty'- Meutl frau-ei-"-
ha - f;db ff yearly fcJH.iMMt.-
tin- y-ir a- eippn-d with the
is-nr- of 1?'0. and i- ly ?T.73L
uu ure;ter thH Jbe atuatiott f
HhiT. Tho -ta(e bojjrd of tas em-H--Mn'r-
aiuu!:tN- thai ihf io3al
i al u t e u of the ensi tV;o'hw
; held by -he -M'NiratiMHs ui Sv- Vrk
w-in ir-r 1?h wa- KLwi.rp. The
deri-e U aeouuted for by
idjil?igii in the lite t bH'l of iSMi;ptlt;it:on
- wide to ei I'riou eMrt deei-iws.
NTERESTIKG
FIGURES
SHOWN
Feed Bills at the Present
time Are Less Than They
Were When Feed Was
Lower in Price
Members f th ?'ire dpartasest
thfe up ihe ew!pSait made by Coim
eilmnu Harry O. Wrtam regard
ing the si?A- f h fwd biHs sf Jhe
fire dejMiriment aiiuit Driver
tit lies Ktow of the "city fira de
IKtrtmeai at session on Wednesday
evening wild d-idsd to bock Sto
ep an everytJaiug, tmi He had said
and done. Tins deeLsMMi was rsach
after Jhn bVA had cjcununed ths feett
liiHs of the rariotn firms ud cam-
tmd them witli those of P G. Haa-
rofi, who hjis been farnAin Ihe
feed during the pnst three months
or siee the first f ihs year. Some
mteresHMg ng(tis Drnas is
The IriJbs for gmtt as fansfched
by the firm with whom Wortman w
eonneeted for ihe three wintte of
he. year whea feed is cheapest cotu
jmwi vsUh the hills famish by
J?anerft for the past ihrm months
when fwd is high hows that Mr,
Mr. Ilniwmrrt biH ss sver $17 l&m
than that of the other firm.
In Anue the hill of WortinaiTs firm
dimr.- tlwt mirtdiwl o&ts were sori
to the cily at 2.1 ft 3 hnndrgd pounds
H:siserifJ is today idling the gity
rdlJ als for 1.90 a huadd
he idling vzting 10 eents a kuti
ddad not wit fast nnding the faet
that oats are .fri a Ion higher than
t hey ha v ever htwn bef nrs ia J hs-
JtortllWest,
firain Htflher Mow,
In July and AMgast prain Iswer
Ihaii at any other tim of the ar.
hi eioir Ilariey w&a &?mg si
Jitt a it In Xovrndr it was
.-eliig a! t!7.r0( whi) Inst month
it wns -.rfibig nt $32, Mors gmi is
fed dnrmg winter mnnthji than m
the mhjshwt.
It ha- been (be ufum of the fjrai
fivMM 'htrh thtf eity tortneriy boaghl
Uwl U sH hay by be haie wright
wnd i1ian s nuteh a pnnd. It was
the fet that Mr. B;merft je?I!s hv
sjnijsg ) te ds to ihe bale.
tb;t hil )be buyers fr the fim de
partiniMit U I'tnrehase their f et' cl nt
the lin- jmH, A aek of oal ts
(iei(tgjw. This th weight ehaiped
ti bv the other finis. Oilier dealer
e'l by -rale weight and aeks fte
mi-!trh oily s(e fil Tfl pounds.
Tin- mojd imiiH lam saving
The !sm!;iH went mia the delai!s
f he .-nd bills at th meeting
Wedhe-dv evening and dided to
Itaeii m S(w
KNOCKS O0W POGiLiST
WHO CALLED HER "SCAB
SOLTH NKWALK. nn April
. Ie-:i?i- 1m eaiied her a "seb,
.'i-e KeUe Anther, n ielephoiie
iw-rlr in the ffiee Crfut i
Ki;:pp Ha ertnpay where 3 strike
on, turned o "Kid Terr a baa
oitust p!iili-L his evening and
kuokrd him da n. A warrant is ssri
fr her arre-u Nfis Rut her who Is
ht tii, is ihe daughter of Qittav
H limher. head f the loeal
pb'Mip eoMspauy,
INDIANS WILL ASO PB0H1S
TO MAKE COUNTRY DRY
I,f;tt'fSTi. Jd;i!w. April a When
ihe rsrt.hd1i fender beeia the
k-h( p l-e the Jmw in the Ne.
ierM emmtry, they will reeetve
he Mpitt of the Ke? Pene Tndmn.
the Indians do nM ehflfiflf fhrir
Md thev will give ihe "wets5 a hard
fi;hL The litdinn ters !eBa has
iwi'tt hnv all winter itwtraeiins? ih
;dmsn in the drttte of ritiship.
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