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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON " DAILY JOURNAL, " PORTLAND, . SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 6 1908. IffilTO GO TO OEM Democratic'. State Central "... Committee Meets Tuesday for That Purpose. ' Democratic party leader of Oregon will bold sway. In Portland , Monday night and Tuesday next when the Dem ocratic . state. central .dommittee will meet to be followed Tuesday by the Democratic state convention. - Monday, night. at 8 o'clock sthe state central committee will meet In the par lor of the Imperial hotel, when the general routine- business of .the party organisation In the state will1 be trans acted, :-i :A A- ".i.v'- v-v-' Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the sfato convention will be called to order In the Woodmen of the world hall oy Alex Sweek, chairman of the state cen tral committee. The convention win have a little line of business to trans act, consisting of the election . of eight delegates to the national, convention to be held in Denver, eight alternates for the delegates and the further" nomina tion of four presidential electors to be placed on the official ballot for , the presidential election of .November next : ; Bl? Attendance Xxpected. From air Indications there will be a large attendance at the convention, as a number of the prominent Democrats of the state -are anxious to make the trip to the convention In Denver. It Is not' probable, however,, that the con vention will have any such strenuous scenes as marked the proceedings, of the lata Republican state convention, as there is no Internal warfare among the delegates. William 3. Bryan will get the Indorse ment of the convention, according to the card, and the only care of the conven tion wUl be to see to It that the dele gates who are 'elected to the national convention are all sound Bryan men, who will stand behind the Nabraskan uatll the last ditch has boeh crossed. Delegates' Election Only. .. . .' It Is believed that the convention will be able to organize and finish its busi ness early Tuesday afternoon, as there Is nothing other than the' election of the delegates and the electors to come before the meeting. ..-'-- i . Had the amendment providing for an l Increase in the number of supreme 1 court Justices passed at the polls June 1, the convention . would have had the further task of nominating two men to . make the race for the vacant places on the bench- created by the amendment. Th. TjLllur tit t H Jh imMfimwnt r hnwviip leaves the convention with nothing to do other than the election ot national delegate and presidential electors. - Wat of Delegates. . There are 16 delegates In the state convention, practically all of whom have reported to Secretary John B.. Ryan of the state central committee. Most ot them will be In attendance at the. con vention. -The list so far reported Is as fo'lowa:'. - . Baken- adelegates-Wr-1-1,0 vel ace, B. Bowen, W. F. Butcher. M. B. Mercer, Sam White, M. Fuchs, M. D. Clifford,. T. C Burke, O. P. Isom. George " H. Foster." ' . - Benton; four delegates Thomas Gal lahan, Mat Wllhelm, Peter Rickard, ,W. B. McFadden. i Clackamas, It deVs-ts A". D. Grlb ble, T. I Turner, W. C. Vaughn, H. O. ; Starkweather,-, D. I '.Tmlllnger, X. II. Kerchem, A. L. Beatle, It. Funk, John Claffney, J, E, Hedges, O. D. Eby. , son, H, u. Hehdereon, O.' Bovey, A. M. Smith. A. Birch. J. T. Wallace. Columbia,- four delegates O. - W. - Welch. W. D. DUlard, J. IX McKay, W. j. roiuerton. - Coos, -five delegates 1. D. Ooss. Dr. B.-D. Straw, A. J. Sherwood, Dr. Stem- ler, curl asmuasen." , , , Curry county, two delegates M. Doyle, IX A. Wright. Douglas, nine delegates O. P. Cos how. Dexter Rice. O. W. Wonacott, t J. Gorman. W. W. Elder, . C. T. Nail, mo. Hill. F. Ik Beard, Dr. E. J. Page. GlUlam. three delegates 8. li. Cou-tre,- James Larch. Edward Dunn. Jackson, seven delegates E." ...E. Phlpps, E. J. Farlow, V. H. Miller, J. 6. Ortn, T. M. Jones, Charles Prim. O. E. Beeman. Josephine, four delegates 3. W. Ott, "W. J.-Horn, R. O. Smith, J. O. Booth. Klamath, three delegates George T. Baldwin, B. St. George Bishop, John Ji. Houston. Lake, ' two delegate Bernard Daley, J. 8. Lane. .! Lane county,' 11 delegates J. 'w Baker, R. M. Vech,"- W. W. Oglesby, I p. ' J. Du Brllle. Lark Bilyeu, L. ft. IKdmlnson, A J. Du Brille, W. W. Ogles llsy, C, P. Houston, F. E. Selover, I. IN. i Travis. .." ; - ; -' Linn county, .11 delegate Samuel T.. Garland. W. R. Bllveu. M. A. Miller. 37 J. Whitney,, George Findley, T. J. Munkera. J. D. Bennett, X A. Munk-era,-Clark Alllngham, F. C. Stellmacher, 33 F Jlrci . ... f - Malheur, four delegates-"-Thomas E, Of oKnlght, A. N. Boliss, James E, Law rence, J. t. BiacKaoy. ' Marlon, IS delegate D. J. " Fry,; F. W. steutaloff. . W. H. Holmes.' A. M. (Dalrymple, ' John W. Ebner, George O. tsavage, Hi. J. T.rniiam, ueorge wus- iter. w. H. ' uowning, Artnur Jiiaer, W.- A. Lambi Francis Teller, James R. 'Coleman. ,' ' v.- .. Multnomah, IS delegates George Ii .Hutchin, D. M. f Watson, J. H. Valla, lit, 'W. Peterson, George I. Smith. Dave Jiouston, A, E. Madgwtck, A. 8 week, 'J. Foley, H. D. Wagnan, J. P. Kennedy, T. J. Craig, J. a. Nichols, v A.; Abbott. John Montag, George Whlttaker, Frank Lee. 8. B. Edwards, George E. Chamber 'laln, H. W. Parker, Fi cE,Xeo H. S. J. McAllister, 8. B. Holcomb, W. C. Ayls-,-worth, A. P. Nelson, Newnl McCoy, I J. D. Kelly X- W. Ferguson, G, H. Thomas, W. H. Neville. Charles Arnholt, I Johnson White, A. SUrk, A-J. Salls ifcury, W. E. Purdjt J. C. Welch,. M. rKronenberg, Charles Rowley. . - folK, six aeiegates xsavia J. naimes, an Orsdel, J., C Cockerham John O. LOCAL BRANCH OF ARISTOCRATIC GENEVA , SOCIETY HAS BEEN FOUNDED IN PORTLAND CSdMKM JA0B COrVBR2& if - " i 1 i I 1 ',- 9 - A it I " Mj,.. s mm tm r-M - M N't. " . t A ( : - .4:-:. i M s -V-. . -V 'III III KJ 111 - v "J (I i v l I' ' - r-" YO - i V1CTO-R TrVBELL : ' JOE WISE)E3 v. V IB Officers of Portland Branch of the Geneva Society. iTrank H. Fawk, David. W. Sers, J. G, FVan O taats. - -' La.-; -; Sherman, tw delegate wit Bar- rttt Pnhert Urouhart. '. Umatilla, eight delegate Will M. ''Peterson, James H. Raley, W. C, Moore, I). A. Feebler? David Taylor, James .Johns, R. F. Johnson. J. N.. Scott. Union, seven delegates George Baird, B. F Wilson, George Holmes, John Wil son. A. R. Hunter. Ed Logan. Lee Xuttle. , ' . ' - v.V- " Wallowa- four delegates W. - W. White, R. E. Heskett, B. M- Rounsavell, ST. T. MoClain; - Wasco, seven delegate A. 8. Ben rett, George C. Blakely, D. J. Trlber, B. 8. Driver, F. A. Seufert, "Lane Smith Wheeler, two -delegate A. z King, George M. Rhea. . . . Tamhill, seven delegates C. V. Gal loway, H- Bernard, L. S. Peters. B. F. Caldwell, R. L. Harris, C. B- Matthis, K. Rummel. . - - - ' Morrow, three delegates Sam E. Van Vactor, W. H. Clark, Henry Blackman. Lincoln, three delegates O. W. Peter son. W. 8. Wbltten, J. F. Stewart, Grant, four- delegates 8. A, Lawrence, George jr. Word, George T. Meador, J. U. Dltmars. - . 1, SS1SSMSBBJSBI --f , sVo Idea Who Shot Hlmv-: . (United Prew Ud Wire.) Oakland, Cal., June . Struck last l nursaay oy a stray uunei, eric inern elson died at the county Infirmary to day. Therkelnon was found In the road near San Leandro, but had no Idea who fired the shot Portland Is the home of the epicure In the norViwtfst and tni fact has been recognised by the Geneva association. the International society of hotel and restaurant employes. . This ; society, which'.'-la composed?, only of first clas head waiter and grlH service superintendents,- has organlred a "local branch of the society and the .members,, who Include all the leader of the profession in the Rose-City.-are to build a club house in the near, future. - Only, high salaried waiters are permitted - to! Join ins exclusive society, it veing one or tne requirements- that ach member must have an Income of at least $1-5 a month. Of Interest to people of this city Is the fact that Baron Schlenk, proprietor of the Quelle, was the original founder of the association In-1878 at Geneva, Switzerland.' Manager May of the Port land Commercial club, was also one of tne party organisers or tha society. tv. Johannesburg, Rio Janeiro or Tlie world Is no wider than the .local of the Geneva eociet: Etlo Janeiro or ' Hong Par Is. Berlin. CalcutU or wherever the hurrying band of pleasure-seeking tourists go, there will you find', the Geneva, society -firmly en trenched.; It has big hotels In the- lead ing cities of Europe, Africa, Asia and both Americas, Not long ago two-members of the- society purchased the St Regis hotel. New York's famous hos telry. In London the society has a ho tel which is probably, unique In that It 1 a habitat for first class waiters only. VOLCANO WILL HURL OP FIERY FAREWELL La$t "Eruption , of .Vesuvius Tonight for Portland's benefit. , . ' Vesuvius will tonight erupt a riery farewell . and Pain' gorgeous spectacle will terminate Its Portland season ' In a blaie of pyrotechnlo glory. It : la Woodmen's night and hundred of mem bers will be in attendance in uniform and enjoy the special devices that have Deen arranged in . tneir nonor. : m nese will include a tlarantio fire portrait- of one of the most popular Woodmen in tne state, one Known ana aamirea - oy every member of -the order. . -.-.v-.. There will be the usual number of big bombs, novel . rockets, comicalities, etc., .and - set pieces .galore. Children are . to be' admitted to any part of the grandstand. A large attendance la -expected tonight since it-will be the last opportunity to see tne oig snow mat has delighted so-many thousands dur ing the week,' and which la without doubt the, largest and finest display of fireworks ever given west . of Manhat tan beach. New Tfork. ' ' - On Monday the scenery and buildings will be torn down, and all will be shipped to Vancouver, -British Colum bia, where the next engagement la scheduled. -' - . - - : - - -. . SHINGLE MARKET IS 0: STILL DEMORALIZED ;-'ftA ' . ' . : ! ; United Press VtutA Wire .) -1 -' . Belllngham, Wash.;,' June -. Despite the fact that an advance of 8 cents a thousand' was made Friday on "stars" and "clear" - shingles, tha market - Is still deraorallxed. Today's quotation on stars Is $1.45 per- thousand and clears 11.86, an unsatisfactory price, however, but a better state- than haa existed for several weeks. - v , . ',- :,.- A general meeting of shingle manu facturers of the -state will be held in Everett next Monday for the purpose of attempting to arrive at some agree ment as to the proper course to pursue to force a .reasonable price for the mill products. . . , The New Tork branch of the organ I fA- Mn-Hfl., K II m ten AAA 1-l.lK lull . twvut., . WUMI. m ,,.'VV house for its ' members. Northwest Organiser Jos .Wlsener, who came here to Institute a local branch of the Geneva society, has the Geneva blue book con taining a roll of more than SO.000 mem bers who hold high places In the pro fession and are to be found in all 'Parts of - the-world rom - Japan -to -faraway; (juepeo and then around to KJiartoum. Wherever the society happens, to-be the language that . prevails there is adopted -by It- Newspapers In -, II dif ferent tongues are controlled by the or ganization. . . '..- ;V- So the omtng of the Geneva society to Portland Is proof that the Rose City is becoming famous as a point of In terest for sightseers, and as Organiser Wlsener say, a "gastronomlc&l cen ter." - ' - - ---- One of the unique thing about the Geneva society is that it Is the only labor union.-, that pensions it members for old-age. '.- , Tha officers of the local branch aret President. John Shields, head waiter of the Arlington club; vice-president, W. B. Martlln,. superintendent of serv ice. Hotel Portland: sergeant at arms, Harry E. Redding, bead waiter of the Portland grill; secretary, Joe Wlsener. The executive board consist of thes men and Ernest Koch, head waiter of the Oregon grill. Wlsener, Redding and Pierce constitute the house committee. Soma of the members of tha Portland branch Of the society are: J. Lehman, steward at the Arlington club; J.. E. Do Gruchy. head ' waiter of the Commercial 3- AT THE THEATRES Li Clregoiiftfe ',r. Home Offices ... , . ' CORBBTT nVVUDT&a. . Corner Fifth and Merrlsoa B treats, . - r POBXXAXO, ORSQON. - A. I HILLS .'.....Prealdeiri LBAMUBLr. . . . . .Osnoral Manager CLANCB 8. IAMUKU Aatt. Mgr. The Policyholders' Company in Best f or Oregoriiario Dockstader at Helllg fonlght, ' Tha attraction at . tha Helllg - theatre, Fourteenth and Washington streets, to night and tomorrow night at 8:16 o'clock will be the famous American minstrel, Lew Dockstader. and his bis; company. Seat are now selling at theatre for both alght.- -.-.--.- .',-m -.. . v r-'U'. -" "The Halfbreed'! Tonight. The "Halfbreed" with all Ita scenic grandeur, and Its typical characters and atmosphere of the great west, will lin ger long in tha memory of theater-goers. The closing performance will be given by the Baker Stock company tonight. . "The Bushranger" at Lyric, - Tonight' performance of "The Bush ranarar" at tha Lvrlo will be the last but two of the run of this justly popu lar play. Tne Hiunajui-Aiwooa com mut h . made a verr deen-ImDresslon on the local public In -this pteoo and is aireaay wen estaotisnea as popular ; la rorlte. Battling Nelson Tonight. ' ; T Tonight Battling Kelson will appear at each cerformance of "A TriD to Coney Island" at tha Star theatre. The famous fighter gives a throe-round sparring exhibition with his trainer, and this will be his last public appearance befora he , meets - Gana, three - week hence. - . - ; , - m ... r i " '.-.. . ; jreaon xioiuvfj, , , fcj - An expensive act 1s at the head of the Grand bill. There are 11 people In the Pekln Zouaves, and they . have - a mili tary act which Is unlike anything else of the kind that has been seen In - this vicinity. George - Wilson, the king of minstrels, appear with his stories and ongs. - - t ----j-..:. yj-. . Laughter at th Oaks. h ; Music, laughter and ' then still - more entertainment. That la what you And at the Oaks. The band of white and gold In the afternoon, the Allen-Curtis comedy company and Its pretty girls in the evening and tha Amusement Way all the tune. People who want to loss tha blue can do It at , the Oaks. FINED FOR SELLING. . ' LIQUOR OX SUNDAY (Special Dispatch to Tbe'losraaU Vancouver, Wash, June ; . William Haf f ey ' was fined $ 30 - by Judge Mc Credle yesterday for selling liquor, on Sunday, May z 4. Haf fey keeps a sa loon at Camas. He was ' notified - that Information had" been secured of his violation of the law and be at once or dered . his attorney, K. M. Bcanlon, to enter, a plea of. guilty. - : - -; The greatest heat ta never found on the equator, but some 10 degree to the north, while more severe cold has been registered In northern Siberia than has been foiinS near the pole.", club; Damon I.' Pierce, head waiter In the -ma4n -- dining room, Portland hotel, and member of the clubhouse commit- THIEVES REAP FIESTA HARVEST Pickpockets and. 'Porch Workers Take Advan-, tage of Crowds. ' While gpectator were feasting their yes on tha grand finale of Portland' Roe Festival street pageants last night, pickpocket and others of their Ilk were feasting on the personal effects of tha spectators. The city chap and tha ru ral lte suffered together last night . Iver Skeie, a farmer from Chehalis, Washington, had his trousers' pockets ripped open while asleep in his room at the Eagle house on Burnslde between Second and Third streets, and every thing In his possession, including til and. a watch which he had purchased yesterday morning, ' was stolen., . The thieves kindly left him hi return ticket to Chehalis. - Itw rrlend J-althles. RayT McDonald, - another - farmer- lad; met a sociable fellow while "seeing the sights" last night, and the two struck up such a warm friendship that Ray In vited him to spend the night In his room at tba New Western hotel.- This morning's sun revealed the bedfellow's absence, also McDonald's clothing, watch and money, tibout $25. ' - J. Powell, residing at the Overland hotel 'was touched for l0 while viewing- the parade at the corner of Fifth and Washington streets last night. Likewise. Charles Hamlin, a roomer at the Arleta hotel, lost Hi while standing In the same. vicinity. C. Chrlstensen. living at 121 East Twenty-ninth street, also a Washington street parade epecta tor,-is poorer by 130 this morning. : Mrs. H. A. Gavener, who lives In the Cambridge building, wore her turquoise bracelet when she went down on Wash ington street to view the parade last night. This was cut from her wrist during the evening. It Is - valued at about 150. -r '"l"'--- ' ' . . Paul DUk Is a Hungarian. H had 13 In gold currency stowed away In a rear pocket of his trousers.' H also occu pied one of the "mourner's benches" at olice headquarters this morning. He elleves the money waa taken whjle he was standing at the corner ot Fifth and Washington streets. - , Attorney W. M. Foley had stolen a watch, chain and charm which he val ued highly because of associations con nected with them. Their intrinsic value was about $260. , He waV also on Wash, lngton street last night and likewise, this . morning is - wondering "how It happened." - - The poroh climber was not far behind his brother pickpocket in last night's race for loot honors. While Robert Dieck arid family were enjoying the fes tivities their residence at 191 Main street was thoroughly ransacked by bur glars. Eighty dollars in- money and some valuable Jewelry were stolen. ' En trance waa obtained by av. window lead ing from a-rear porch. - ' J. M.-Wilson and family; residing at 15U Knowle street, were only absent from their home about an hour. Thi sufficed, however, for burglars to secure loot consisting of a gold watch, several pieces of jewelry and 130 in money., . At this rate, how long will It be be fore Multnomah county will go dry? NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY AT ALL By tf,e use 0f iWeir, Inhaler Catarrh, - Asthma, Cold in Head -and Hay Fever - are Instantly relieved." One or more r Wtm.S should be kept in the family. Can be DRUCQSTS INHALE .Instantly adjust ed. Constant applica - tion while you aleep. Only 60c. Write , r . . today and enclose the amount. Satis- faction assured.' ; - WEIR INHALER COMPANY, PORTLAND, OREGON TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES our or towv peofu W esn flo yonr entire Crown, Bridge and plate Work In a day If neceavury. Positively Painless Extracting rree when plates or bridges are ordered. Sensitive teeth and roots removed with out the least pain. Ten chairs. Only the most scientific and careful work. , ' BO YXAJtB X3T POBTXAWO. W " A UKTT ami associatx3 TT lO painless SenUsts. railing- Bldg, Third and Washington t a m. to.i p. m. Sundays 9 to 13. Painless Extraction, 60o; Plates. $5.00. Both Phones. A. and Main Jl 02 .- McMinnvilie College - , OFFERS K , TOE IDEAL EDUCATION Its whole environment Is' clean and wholesome; no saloon; good city gov ernment; strong, aggresslva churches. A Christian Faculty. - -' Course: Preparatory, Collegiate, Conservatory and Commercial. ' Illus trated bulletin Just Issued. - A99BSSS. " . . O, BOX 67," KoWnnvlUe Oollsg,, KcMlnsvin, Or. tee: J. Young, who will be head waiter ot tne new nororau naus; j. at r oy, captain, Portland hotel grill; Eugene May, manager of the. Commercial club I .a irt til of the Louvre rathskeller; Charles Voel rer. head waiter of tne Louvre ana cssn lerof the Geneva society; Jake Con verse, neaa ' waiter main aming room, Portland hotel. . - . member of the executive board! Vie . Tarbell of the new Hofbrau haus, which! will soon "open; Oua Lundeleaf, captain j .. I. .ii, . J.' ).,-. -. -. a '. ! '. .v i ; i T. ..--: - '4 'i . : ,aimtiu- ,mt t w mni mi .mmii mi '- DR. N. J. fULTON : ' NATUROPATH. Xr a saaa as woman only B3IW by would vtady and laara semstfeiar taaa' X would ajr' - -ir$ Your Cwn Fault If You're Sick And not quickly cured." But Ilka , a heep that In. the hand of It shearer la dumb, o is the ordinary man or woman ' - " STUPJUOXT BBBBSZiZSS When It oo tries to treatment for their diseases..' They awake in the morning and "Don't feel welll" - There's some thing wrong;, and away they fly to the doctor' or phone him to hurry to them and then the anuslo starts. " He scratches his "pharmacopoeia," exam ines the tangue, feels the pulse, shakes his head, looks wise, writes a Latin something, says he'll "call again . to morrow," returns to his office, enters a charge upon his book, figures on his next real estate investment and there yon are. The druggist, toads the Latin betUes up a few ounces of rank blood poison," sends It over to tha patient and --nee in a while , - TAT17B BXAM TXB POXOJT, Tha patient recovers and "That doctor is certainly a wonder! He cured me!" Truth la. Nature cured," deaplte the poi sonous drugs, precisely as Vaar, ap Ued ay me, otured tkia poor snifsrer at ktllwanjdei - - ,. - - - Mllwaukie, ' Feb, S J, : 08 For t: years I suffered from Inflammation and those delicate trouble usual to n; sex, and several time during tha las. It years, was unable, for months, to be oh - my feet, and waa In bed the greater part of the time for It month befora I went to Doctor Fulton. At that time J. had soma to tha conclusion that my kidneys were afTeoted. Vrhen I be- rn treatment with the doctor last May waa bloated.: had throbbing pains In my head, and at times a severe pain In the region of my heart' I also waa exceedingly nervous and my lower limbs seemed heavy and lifeless and very much swollen.' After the first few Na turopathic treatments I was less ner vous than I hsd been for years, and AT THH END OF FIVE WEEKS WAS A NEW WOMAN I Now I can do all kind f work, and lately WALKED , FIVB UJMHia lit ONE DAT I MRS. SARAH .HATHAWAT. - XT B1AZZS BEB BOBBY - - Ta contemplate the Ignorance of stek people. .- Many are blight as a dollar, educated and smart, but when It comes to "doctoring" are stupid as a goose ana blind as a bat This comes of h Latin Prescription., They never know what hey . have .been "fed" think it must be right because it la so "mysterious." a Vat Bijktt i Xfs a Fraadl It Xa Bowarsrht Daoayttaa aad Injury o : Xajnan Oonstlsmttens. I dislike to speak thus plainly, but 1 must speak the. truth. I uaa no drugs or roediolne at all. AND I CURB MI PATIENTS AND ' THET, , STAT CCRcb, TCO. : ' - - DR. IN. .J. FUUTOIN tit llth t. two-block south of Jeffer son oar, and oae block from either - llth or llth at. oar. Office hours to 11. 1 to 4. Bom phon A-llll. Jv ( Money-Maldrig Ways bf Using Want Ads i) To Buy or iSell a Picture or Painting It is in the easy vach of anybody to have copiei of tha . work of masters at a trifling price. But the frames cost so much I Here is a suggestion : , . Place a little . Want Ad in this paper' under the heading, "Pictures and Paintings,' stating that yon want to Bay or Sell ". ' certain pictures. There are many people who get tired ' of "the same pictures in their home if they are of the V inexpensive kind, and will be glad to Sell for little " money -if their attention is called to the fact. - Perhaps T 'i yon have Picture in your home you would like to Sell, - - then take the money and get new ones.' Many people - Buy-and Sell expensive Paintings this way pick up Bargains. It certainly is economical. A Want Ad " costs but a few centsand the price is the same to : everybody. . - r v." "-' '':'-' EXAMPLES SJT1 I. "..L.JUJ1 -1.1 1 1 U. . ' " (.' " - . ... . ' ' . '.4Jlra,4l-l - WXm T6 BTlV feEMTN'TON' C6PIES, framed In neat style. Will pay reason- 1 able price for different subjects. Any ' pictures in your horn you' want to sell ' cheap T Address X I Is, Journal. raAe 6ni(6iN,Al Van bf fcn pi.tNf - tng for sale to highest bidder. 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