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, " lMfUKTANT NOTICE. I
C.HASTHAM . ToOH Land Owners in the Vale -Ml"
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oregon
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Tuui hhhnqb fn ohf ... i. i
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worn. Affidavits mnHo J i.
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By the Wide-awake Staff of Enterprise Report
filed.
Roomi3-4, I.O.O.F. Bldg.
Oregon
For Rent
QEO. E. DAVIS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Nelsen Building
VALE OREGON
Front room on Main Sf d r,
price moderate. Enauire of Rntriol'
' - - V V, j.,! IOC.
For Sale
For
new,
atn . I- Cheap.-One large, nearly
. Cole's Or urinal Ut tn. ii.:.'
iiu. w, la
large room.
arere ennnch tn u.t
leiepnone 67. Oct. 11-tf,
m n RROOKE R.W. SWAGLER
Attornbys-at-Law
will Practice in All uouru y
. to Loan on Improved Farms
Rooms 13-16 Wilson Bldg
Ontario, Oregon .
Dressmaking
Style and fit
ork; Mrs. 1.
west M. F. Co. store,
utiv. Mrs, I. V. Klnvnpv rta A
Adv.
4t
Furnished House
. en .
JJ'CULLOCH, WOOD & LiCKHAKUT
Attorneys-at-law
ONTARIO
OREGON
WANTED-Furnished house, by Nov
9t. Address R. T SnnnMin.. i
delivery. Vale,- Ore. " (jet 1ML
Household Furniture
DB. F. L. WILLIAMS . v.r.u
Physician and Surgeon
VALE OREGON
rjR., CARL J. BARTLETT
Physician and Surgeon
Offices over Vale Drug Store
TALE OREGON
Dr. Pauline Sears Dr. Chss. A. Sears
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Dr. Psaline Sears is graduate of Amer
can School ot usteopotny. Kirks
Tills. Mo., Dr. Chaa. A. Sears from
tha Los Angeles school.
Office over Vale Drug Store
pboneM VALE, OREGON
For Sale. One hMtimr sfntr. n
i j i I . , , -. - , tviv, vue
uuuuie iron Deastead. One set springs,
c- !. j in4uire ot Mrs. D. A,
raiT aucien.
W. H. Kime, of Harper, wss a visi
tor in Vale Sunday.
W. J. pinney, aKent of the Oregon
Western Colonization Co.. was in Vale
Sunday. The company will henceforth
Ke meir people into the Harney coun
try via Juntura.
G. A. Smyth registered t thB rirovoi
from Diamond, Ore., Sunday.
R. H. Brown,
town Sunday.
of Diamond, was in
J. W. McCulloch. resident nf th
Juntura Townsite Co.. was in town
Saturday.
Chas. Shane registered at th Droi
irom Nyssa Saturday last.
Send a copy of
this issue of the
Enterprise
to some Eastern
Friend
VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
Do not fail to sustain the laws pass
ed. We need the University.
Westfall, and
block was in
ed
Rush McHargue was
Cro ,ey Tuesday.
in town from
VOTE! V0TE1 VOTE! VOTE!
Do not fail to sustain the laws pass-
we need the University.
Livestock
miss Guern, who has been in charge
H.'M. Youncrh-. ni,. .u. u. wl v"'e mny "ore miring the
0 jun.uogtu 1.1 1C DCL aKnHAM A.1 a
ond hand stor fmm r.w, tu. ul u,e Propneiress, Mrs. jase,
vjvvikv WUI1I1SUI1 IrtC 1 A 1. T- .
and will continue the burin, .f tha I . . . Ior . . . wnere
m iot. ' Wl" nave "arge of Mrs. Case's store
.w-wvu. . .
T VT r . .... I
J. n. uorns and family moved to L. J. HadW rikfiimirl hnmA loaf waaI
: . . .. ... .u.u nv. n
anueson monaav, where they will re- from a visit to rhiVo-n
main for the winter.
rresident M. G. Hope of the U. S.
Homer Myers, of Ontario, spent Sun- National Bank, was a business visitor
day with v ale friends. m Ontario last week.
J)R. C. C. BURROW
DENTIST
tftlsenBldg.
4-
Vale, Oregon
JOHN E. JOHNSON A SONS
Surveyors and Engineers
Wa make a specialty of Irrigation pro
jects. Estimates of Construction and
Contractors.
Dsewsey - - Oregon.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
VALE OIL LANDS?
s
1
The Future Looks Bright
with the development work now
going on. Four Standard Rigs
are racing down for the coveted
fluid. -f
I Can Locate Tea Cheap ;
. If You Act Quickly -y
Lands, Leases and Stocks in sev
eral companies can be furnished at
prices that will attract you. Get
in on the ground floor, while the
opportunity lasts. ' Oil Lands can
be obtained now for very little
more than the cost of locating, ;-,
which in from 80 to 00 days may
be worth thousands. I '
Write me about it '
HP.0SB0RN, - Vale, 0re. ;
Miss Addie Thebo, of Pavette. arriv- fc starr. of Ontario, was a Vale vis
ed in Vale the latter part of last week itor la8t week
ui. . v.s.i, to reiauves. one was the H. C. Esstham and daughter, Miss
guest of Miss Mabel McLaughlin. Virginia, visited Ontario the latter Dart
Miss Minnie B. Smith, an expert ste- or ,ast week
nographerand typewriter, has estab- Rush McHargue, of Crowley, was in
lished an office in the I. 0. 0. F. build- Vale Tuesday makinir final nrf nn hia
A1 . . J . ... . . . . J -o I "
"i-Li ing, ana win laice care or that line of homestead in Barren Vallev
OmAT T y-x v-x w- . . . . ,1 it, I
oiauuiun run SALE OR TRADE. worK Ior lr)e puDiic,
Hogs for Sale
4W neSd Ot tine Rtnrlr hnrra fr.1. o,.l
eigni jo w iuu pounds. Choice feed
ers. ADDlV Willow Wood StnnU Pnrm
T - , ' ""
MBiiucauii, Oregon. aav.
FOR SALE One thnrniKrKhro
j t ' 1 1 ,
ibmjicu jersey miiK cow. or particu
inrn tan hi me enterprise omce
Une hair Fercheron nd nn half
Morgan. Weight 1700. Sure foal get-
ier. ror iunner iniormation apply to
S. D. Thacker, Payette, Idaho. Adv
pd. 4t
Lost
LObT Between Jamieson and the
bench, a purse, about $2 silver, a dia
mond ring, Masonic receipt and bank
papers valuable only to myself. Will
pay $15.00 for return to U. S. National
Bank, Vale, Or. Elmer M. Suiter.
Oct 11-tf .
thereto with his family.
H. L. Peterson, the Ontario furniture
dealer, visited in Vale last week.
"Curley" Lewis, proprietor of the
Pastime pool hall, visited in Ontario
last week.
R. W. Gardner, manager of the Mal-
Monev to loan on farms. Good terms neur Home Telephone company, spent
and long time. Apply to C. C. Mueller several days in Vale last week, looking
rim xsationai Bank Bldg.. Vale. Ore- f tor tho intoroofa of ha mmnon
gon. Adv.
wife visited in
K. N. Dahle was in from Barren Val-
Wm. Blackaby, of Ontario, spent ley Tuesday to make final Droof on his
Sunday with friends in Vale. homestead.
T. F. Bunting, engineer on the Ore- Mrs. Pearl Burbridge came over from
gon hastern construction train, has Nyssa Tuesday to attend the party giv
leased the Dorris residence, and moved en at the residence of her mother. Mrs.
T. W. Halliday. Tuesday afternoon.
Money to Loan
6 per cent loans on farms, orchard
lands, city resident or business proper
ty, to Duy, build, improve, extend or
rerund mortgages or other securities:
terms reasonable: special privileges:
correspondence invited. Dep't. L, 618
Commonwealth Bldg., Denver, Colo., or
Dep't 1.- 749 Henry Bldg.. Seattle.
Wash. adv 4t
Male Help Wanted
w AiN ltiD l will teach several young
men the business in ten weeks by mail
and assist them to good positions. No
charge for tuition until position is se
cured. Write today, R. S. Price. Au
tomobile Expert, Box 463, Los Angel
es, Cel. adv. Oct. 4 4t
Poultry
WANTED to purchase poultry at
the Drexel Motel. adv
Market Review
Portland Livestock Market
HOGS
Prime light $8.60 to 8.75
Choice light 8.25 to 8.60
Medium light 8.00 to 8.25
Smooth heavy 7.60 to 7.75
Rough heavy - 7.00 to . 7.60
CATTLE
Prime graasers $.750 to $7.75
Choice 7.50 to 7.75
Medium 7.25 to 7.50
Ordinary 6.75 to 7.00
Common 6.00 to 6.60
SHEEP
Prime yearlings $4.25 to $4.50
Choice 2s and 3s 3.75 to 4.00
Prime ewes 3.60 to 3.80
Prime lambs 6.00 to 5.25
Choice lambs 4.75 to 5.00
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicines.
If you want to contribute directly to
the occurence of capillary bronchitis
and pneumonia use cough medicines
that contain codine, morphine, heroin
and other sedatives when you have a
cough or cold. An expectorant like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is what
needed. That cleans out the culture
beds or breeding places for the germs
ef pnenmonia ana other germ diseases
That is why pneumonia never results
from a cold when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used It has a world wide
reputation for its cures. It contains
no morphine or other sedative. For
by all dealers. Adv.
Subscribe for the Enterprise.
Real Estate
FOR SALE Three choice homesteads
within 3 miles of R. R. Station. Ad
dress Box 4. Vale. Ore. 20-tf
FOR SALE Under Bully Creek Pro-
ect, 160 acres nice land on the bench;
rame house 14x24; well of good water;
40 acres plowed and fenced ready for
crop; about 40 acres more cleared; 3 J
miles from town; title U. b. patent,
Price $35 per acre.
I. L. Wimber,
Vale, Oregon.
FOR SALE--100 acres of fine sage
brush land: deep, rich, sandy soil, first
class water right. 5 miles from Ontario,
price 850 per acre, terms given with
ow rate of interest, or would trade for
stock or other property. Must be dis
posed of soon, as I am engaged in oth
er business. Inquire. P. O. Box 94,
Ontario, Ore. 25-tf
Relinquishments
Arthur Moody and
Ontario last week.
Miss Margaret Dunbar, teacher in
the Vale schools, visited her parents in
Ontario Sunday.
J. S. Wicklund and wife, went to
Council, Idaho, last week an a visit to
friends.
Fred Brown and wife arrived from
Chicago, last week, on a visit to Mrs
Brown's sister, Mrs. Mae McDowell,
of Owyhee.
Geo. Chambers, the Ontario black
smith, spent a few days in Vale last
week.
Dr. Harriet Sears, of Ontario, visit
ed her brother and sister in Vale last
week.
L. Adam, the Empire Lumber com
pany man, of Ontario, spent a few days
in Vale last week.
Gettes Griffin and wife visited in On
tario last week.
Mrs. McLaughlin left Friday of last
week for Bliss, Idaho, on a visit. She
will also visit relations at Caldwell on
her return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of Milton, Ore-
gon, wno nave oeen visiting in vaie
for the past few weeks, the guests of
their nephews, M. G. and I. W. Hope,
took their departure for home Friday
of last week.
Dan Purcell, of Ontario, accompanied
by his son Jim, spent Sunday in Vale,
the guests of Jas. Diven and family.
Win. Neil, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. It. G. Wheeler, of this city
Geo. Johnson, who recently sold his
second hand store, has moved to a resi
dence in the southeastern part of the
city.
Mrs. C. W. Thebaud returned to Vale
last week from a trip to their ranch at
Bliss, Idaho.
Julian Hurley returned home the first
of the week from Portland where he
went as a delegate to the Pythian grand
lodge from the K. of P. lodge of this
city.
R. H. DeArmond returned the latter
part of last week from a trip to Cam
bridge, Idaho, where he purchased a
carload of hogs which he shipped to his
ranch near this city.
"Dad" Bowman, who has made pos
sible tne oeautirui lawn that grows in
front of Malheur county's court house,
made a trip to Malheur city last week
to look after his ranch property, re
turning home Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Frost has been suffering
from a severe attack of asthma. Dur
ing the Ontario fair it is supposed that
she contracted a bad cold which has
later developed into asthma.
We are informed that Chas. Knowles,
the contractor and cabinet maker of
Vale fell and fractured his leg while
constructing a house on his brother's
homestead near Harper.
Mrs. D. M. Brogan has been spend
ing a few days at their home at Bro
gan. Mrs. Brogan proceeded to Thila
delphia the latter part of the week to
join Mr. Brogan, who is financing the
Bully creek project.
Albert C. Lockett, of.Jamieson, was
in Vale the past week.
J. M. Mcintosh, who has been on a
trip to his old home in Ohio, returned
early in the week and reports as having
had a auccessful trip. "Crops were not
as good as they might have been,"
said Mr. Mcintosh, "but still fair. The
corn got badly hit with hot weather at
the wrong time, which cut that cereal
was
Louis Zannietta, of
owner of the Arlington
town Monday.
w. n. Mcwuuams, or Juntura, was
in town Monday registering at the Ar
lington.
Mrs. M. A. Woodruff, of Ontario, vis
ited Vale early in the week.
D. W. Turner, of Riverside, visited
the county seat Monday, registering at
the Arlington.
Byron Hovens registered at the Ar
lington from Ontario Monday.
Ben Bowman, of Arlington,
town Monday.
Will Blackaby, of Ontario, visited
the county seat Monday.
Homer Myers returned to Ontario
Monday.
cott josepn, or BaKer and who is
heavily interested in oil companies in
and around Vale, came over for a visit
of a few days.
County commissioners J. F. Weaver,
of Ontario and M. D. Kelley, of Jamie-
son were in town Wednesday.
Burton Pickles, who has been sick
the past month with an attack of ty
phoid, was able to enter school Monday,
Fred Campen, of thie city, made final
proof on his homestead Wednesday be
fore the local land office.
Mrs. F. P. O'Connor, of the Alco
Rooms, is expecting an addition to her
apartments and a new heating plant
before the first of the year. Since
opening these apartments Mrs. O'Con
nor has had a splendid business.
The Enterprise is in receipt of a let
ter from Dr. S. D. Taylor formerly of
thia city and who has taken up his res
idence and practice of medicine at Los
tine, Oregon.
ur. i ayior is very enthusiastic over
his prospects at Lostine and speaks
in glowing terms of the beauties and
future possibilities of his new home.
Dr. Taylor'a many friends will be
1 Jt ...
piennea to near or nis success and are
confident that Lostine will be a great
gainer by having so capable a physician
in their midst.
Both the Doctor and Mrs. Taylor are
in good health and much pleased with
Lostine.
Subscribe for the Enterprise.
McKAY
Will repair your
Shoes while you
wait. Send them
in be mail and
they will be
quickly repaired
McKAY
t oraerh- occapied by Mrs. i. S. Edwtrdi
1 Jst
&
Rooa
C.W. Knowles Co.
CONTRACTORS
and . BUILDERS ,
Paintinjr and Decorating
VALE, OREGON
Vale Transfer &
Livery Co.
Phone 121
General Transfer
Business
Fine Rigs and Teams
STORAGE
Ontario Laundry
-AGENCY AT-
Rogers' Cigar Store
At Post Office
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 98
For $2 per month, the Aetna Insur
ance Co. will Bell you a $3000
Accumulative
Accident Policy
which will amount to $4500 in five
years. Second, a Health Policy,
which will pay you $15.00 per week
while sick of disabled. Third, also
pay Hospital or Operation Fees.
And other benefits. If interested,
call upon or write
T. P. Wormward
Room 212 Nelsen Building
Vale Oregon
County School Supt. A. B. Macpher.
son will introduce Chancellor Bradford,
of Texas, at the Bungalow the evening
of November 8, the occasion being the
first of the series of entertainments
given by tne vaie cnieriainmen t
Course. adv.
inn
President Wood is reported as say
ing that "free wool is of inestlmsble
nfit to the cloth maker" and that
"nia concern will be able to romte
cctifuy with the foreign manufact
"'r." Well, why not? We have run
trtdd all the time that the manufart
"' m protected both wave, by
kniT tiJ by tUlity to aUorb the tariff
Wtion on wool. No txie hurt but
iwarnnti)t aiu itU M benefited
the iiiiuf4iurr. j
l"anf i,f MM.. J.uil Ma ,
Ift4i:t I
FDR 911 I? Turn rolinniiiohmontg nf
80 acres each, under Bully Creek Pro- the past few weeks, lert ror nis nome down badly but wheat did well
ject; level land, two
per acre. Address
Vale, Oregon.
wells, price $2.50
P. O. Box 105,
4-t
Stock Hogs for Sale
Start your herd with prolific stock.
Male Duroc Jersey pigs from big litter
$5 and $10. E. M. Suiter, Vale, Ore;
-Oct 11-tf
Sewing and Ironing
WAMTED-Sewing, Washing and
Ironing to do at home. Mrs. Anna
Herrington, House opposite Mr. Wells'
residence. Oct 18-tf
Tent
Tent- furnished for housekeeping.
Apply at the residence of J. W. Corson.
Windmill
WANTED Good second hsnd wind
mill. State size wheel, height lower,
time used, and price. Address Carl
Edgar, Folly Farm, Ore. 2t
The Enterprise at $2.00 the year.
VALE IS FORTUNATE
In securing" Chancellor Geo. II. Bradford
for one of hia great addreswa, Nov. 8,
at the Bungalow, lie i touring the
Northwest" 'for the Redpaih Lyceum
Bureau and will spoak in the iiurla
of Social duration in our Urge i iiirn.
Vale il route into line ttli lUm
through the Vela KnUrtainniaiil l uia.
- adv.
M M. Nanv, i.mmi. Uau
ltlJ lu tung-fta fiom W(l V i
yiiie 'he ''Kaaie i.Ui-l
HttJ In Halt" a ""4 the
in Iowa the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Wheeler accompanied him as far
as Nampa, where she remained for a
few days, visiting her nephew, Frank
Estabrook.
Ralph Hoyt went to Ogden last week
on a visit to his mother.
Sam V. Smith waa an Ontario visitor
last week.
Mrs. R. M. Duncan visited Ontario
friends last week.
; L. L. Crocker, of Ontario, was in
Vale last week, having business before
the' land office.
C. G. Compton was over from Ontar
io last week on land business.
J. M. Mcintosh, who has been in the
east for the past few months, returned
home the latter part of last week.
Pat Johnson returned home from
Ironside the latter part of last week,
after an absence of several days. His
wife and children visited with her moth
er, Mrs. I. F. S. Diven in Vale during
Mr. Johnson's absence.
Jim Diven, chief machinist at the
Malheur Forwarding compsny store,
has been on the sick lint the past few
dya.
Mra. MrFed'lan viaiud frieixla in On
tario lt rek.
J. O'Connor es over from Ontario
Uat .
. i, Onuia'i and if, of Jmioii,
i Uiii- lliiir son, I '.(.UI, mlit la
tubulin- l.. In I'oilland
I' r Mkim.ey aifi family, hohaa
Un Utilit y- In H a I (! luk uit
liy li'i "ii.a lima, luii4 lw IUU
I. ...., to Vale I "
J. W. Davis, of Princeton, Harney
county, was in town Thursday. Mr.
Davis reports feed as good in the hills
and sheep in splendid condition.
Sulzer Has Been petitioned to run
for the assembly in the sixth district,
and has accepted. New York will have
warm politics for a while.
BERLIN
Berlin, Germany. The greatest val
ley dike in Europe is rapidly approach
ing completion and will be opened this
year. It is situated at Hemfurth in
the principality of Waldeck, and has
been constructed at a cost of 20,000,000
marks.
The massive wall is 30 meters long,
30 meters thick at the base, and six at
the top. It can dam up 200,000,000 cu
bic meters of water. No fewer than
five villages and hamleta have had to
make way for the colonsal undertaking.
These walla, built across a vallay, to
bar the river, have become very gener
al of late years in Germany.
They serve the ourpoae of protecting
the valleys from damage in case of
floods, whilat the water collected in the
baain, ami which develop thouauda ot
horsepower, ia used for driving tur
binra. At tha foot of the lieirifurth
dike are number of enu through
huh tha water pours lth enormous
foiie Into tlte iiiathlna houeea. Thus
lite great ane i.f toiilrui lloa la
iiivre llitii dVfieyel wiiliin a (ew)eeia
( AT II ill. 1 1 a
'I Uie will le ix !. aai l'ell.
U t!.u.l. ea ll.e 'I i lUt if ta
lit in i..Hel at a!'e e')e
Communication
Ontario. October 21st, 1913. Editor
Malheur Enterprise, Vale, Ore. Dear
Sir: Your paper last week had an edi
torial that 1 wish to commend; it was
in defense of the famous 'Sterilization
Act' of the last Legislature. It was
an able and timely article.
The Sterilization law is intended as a
protection to the good people of the
state. The debased, debauched crimin
als are soon released from our penal
institutions, and roam at will over the
state, many of them committing
cri mes againct both God and man; un
der the provisions of this law, the crim
inal whose record requires that he be
operated on as the law provides,
is rendered harmless so far as
propagating his kind is concerned; It
is not likely that many criminals will
be operated on, though many of them
should be; this law should be upheld
for it is a present deterrent to crime
and a future protection to society.
The Workman's Compensation Act
is another that will be on the ballot
Nov. 4th; this Act was the result of
the study and efforts of hundreds of
competent people from various walks
of life, and is generally considered the
most advanced and workable law of
the kind in the United States. This law
is constructive legislation and should
be upheld.
In my judgment, all the measures on
the ballot for Nov. 4th should be voted
'Yes' unless it is the County Attorney
Act; that act haa some good features,
bat it seems immaterial whether the
change is made or not; the county plan
will cost a little more to the tax pay
ers, but the people might get better
service to equalize the cost.
Yours truly,
W. F. Hom AN.
Representative 27th District.
YALE ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
I have the
Rings
in stock or
will, make
you one to
order
HARD WICK, Watch-maker, Jeweler
Two Doors Sooth of Poit Office VALE, OREGON
YOUNG'S FEED STORE
Has a Complete Line of-
Sacks and Twine, 5s& littl"
Hay, Grain, Flour, Feed, Wholesale and Retail
II. E. YOUNG, Prop., Vale, Ore. Phone 76
The Best Furniture for our Customers
The best is none too good for the
patrons of this store, and for the
purpose of supplying our custom
ers with a class of Furniture that
cannot be excelled in beauty, dur
ability or perfect workmanship,
and at the samo timo keeping tha
price at a moderate figure, we
have studied the market and fac
te ry constantly, and are prepared
to give our patrons the best in
Furniture at the lowest price.
T. T. NELSEN, Vale, Ore.
Important
Reserve your seats at the Drexel
Drug Store next Monday morning at
7:30. No reservations made by phone.
Come or aend a friend. No ore person
can purchase more than 10 tickets. On
ly those listed can reserve seats next
Monday. Nearly 200 have listed to
date. Others are doing it all the time.
- adv.
PAINTING -I am now located in
Vale and am ready for anything in the
paint line, sign or house painting. J.
Day).
APPLES
Sydney, New South Walua. - W. J.
Allan, a fruit expert of the New South
Walea department of agriculture, is at
present in l-ondon making inquiries into
the distribution of fruit exported from
the alate.
The development of the fruit iitdua
try In New Kouth Walea during re enl
' yeara has roieidereMe, and large
additional arise l.ava been ilsnled out,
Mih Mill fleetly Intiraae the uwlpul
I for eiMrt UMu tl.a i.eil two or three
I yeara 'I he greeteal attention (. .en
' elJ t ll.a I'ludutlloil of .k, In
Jtiif ll. a itl iI.iikiiI fur Ne
tvib WsUt en Us lo I fit 'i
Beaver Board
Economy
Better Than Lath and Plaster
Investigate
Oregon-Idaho Lumber Co.
SWAN HAHBKIt SHOP
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