WKDNB4DAY, JANUARY 0, IBIS
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAUB
x
Despite Shot and-Shell, the
French Soldier 1$ Ever Gay
Neither Dee He Fail to Gratify Hi Artistic Longings if" He
Gets a Chance. For Winter Quarters, Many
Build Neat Little Houses
House in Scarborough, Which
Was Shelled by German Ships
II) wn.i.i.m 11111. II SIMMS
(I'nlli'il I'icmh HlufT Correspondent)
WITH Till: ARMY AT Till: Niitictimt run mlilfK n wry pii'tly, If fin (ilnt'ltit; mid bunging thliigH. Plc
KHONT, Nov. 28. (Ily Mull In Niiwi""' I'mmkIi vllln, with iliirmeis niul Hue In lililen the i odium niul some
York) Tin French soldier In In- ",1',c'' ""ll 1'irroln mid nplren, Many ( them- homes pnsnes "libraries"
jir llin I'iil. lntH.u !.... H i.,.i..ii ., ri...... m . ..
i. I ,. ..mil i.,.rl.ln..ilt' .,,. """" """ '"" ""miimifH M.venii groups .11 iwn or
'""' ' ' nf I IIIHB. though Wl.tlu IIM'HK (illllit
utui at I Iik ho rim time Inherently in- fr()ll KmlneH only kiiuwa nob.
tittle creature In Iho world. Even 'uhl) from the minx of uHchhniliig
hero, under lli' hiiow niul tho ruin. vIIIik'.
in iiin h nun huh ni in. win uiunii
it, ..i,U' tun iiniiitiii wiiii i Kn'ii'li r.it'inii
nillinillh ". "...
ocrnHloni.1 mi-rlnklng. Im lotuses l",,M ,,r """'r H,,ml1 """ "r "''
tn have either bin gaiety or bin low KU'1 " v'"'". !"'' "-' trnni.pl.inl
of i tit bountiful i(Uanrlit'l.
'P...I,. it I v I ul lil atiVurtil iniiu tt
I IlllltJ (iMu "viviiii iifiitr ., , ii i i.
...... - w ii... ."' J" "H """ '
I rtllll I l'H"Hi;il." WMHHUIMH Mil"
luiiiiitinliloii supply nirpn Jiut be
hind the III Inn llnu. Evidently Dm
xolillcr believe tliy urn llieio for
the winter for they hnvu bttllt them
nelwi "permanent" Iiuiihcm niul have
Mt iii lioimekcepliiK In tho inciut ,
romfnrlnhlit wn), French o 111 corn
ull tlune iM'tlleinuntH, "village i
iteKri-H" or "neicro vlllnice," on ue.
count of their rexeinblitnce, tit first'
glance, to Hie "unlive villages one'
nrc-i nt '.vorld fnlrs. Hut iho nolillern'
IIIxircm nre more artistic, mjitli
cleaner nml more attractive
One I visited no.ir Hnlnt Mluobonlil
wan lyplcnl. It was located in :i
whent Held, nml French wheal Holds j l)l(lmry mMire nlforiln,
in i ii m region nave
mkI by rain or nno
rape by cllnglnc
lint soldiers hav
tin in Knlillets, Hiieb n occupy or
illlilirlly one bonne. i;o In together
in1 bnllil i. tl.tee oi four loom nf
fnlr i lul ilo tht-lr own cooking on n
llieplix", .ii nini'liii tlii'lr loon.K ullli
rur!..,iuu i.iuiwti)H IhMmiiii
The inline glwn tin- lllim leil'it
I lio mute of inlml of t.nuie who Dnil
eil, nml the wnlltH of these guldens hIicIht In !! "The Innoceiili,"
! In front of
inoit nf t In vIIIiih iiw
I.HHi! tlr nml ifil.ii
lire Inlil out In piiiiem niul bonlet- i.ibnbl ' i.fi) ;i biinrh of lolllekem
piitltrt am. "IVIIx I'iiIiih ' Hiirely I f.il koIiIIith
,onl) hen. pleroH nf liet-bimicheii rerntlteil irom I'nrln, liere I'otln'H
fluke the plnre of the InlerbiiliiH Iron U a en-nt Krorery Ml.ibllihm'iit .
botiliTH of moiD eonvenlloniil piiikn. "Tiimtii iroiympln" belli imother
lint It In IiihIiIo that the Inlutbl. lutcli or I'miIhIiiiih. the OI)iiiiln bi-
tnntii hIiow the mom ItiKenulty. llnU Iiik n mn. i( lull In tin- rnpltnl, the
tiro of nil vnrletli'H. but I mn nnti! InmnliH. I v,n lold, were more or
'Hint the worm wim more eomforlnble Ipsh immlrnl: "Vllln CclnHiilIlt "Thin
limn thoie one uiiuilly IIiiiIn In mi Huinces") nhown n hitIoih, If pntrl-
Atni'i linn Miiinll-touii hotel In prln- ntle, (tun of inlml, im iloes 'Pro
clple most of thfin were nllke I'our 'at t lit" nml "Mn Climmilere " Then
pimiH wore ilrlvi'ii Into the croutul there In innw'titlnmil "The I'Iiich "
Willi KiiiiplliiKii lo repreneiil the nliles "Chnteiiu il'KxpiiiiKno," nml the
ol the IiimI ArroHH theiie, one KttiliiHt whole famut.
nuolher, Himiller hnilliiKn nre lnbl, The horBen. too, nre well pro-
themi ehi.eii for their hprlUKluexK. letted ncnlllHt the weather, beliiK
, Over ilirnie. In KOft liny,
tieNM in Inmiri) m much
of a tlilrlc
comfort a
and
hoimod under long rIiciIr roofed with
traw. And they aro well fed.
fn all thefio vlllnReit, ns elsewhere
BlB iHB I mmK f irlo. 4 . $$imd&ffi$!i
HiHMBaBMn'mMh f
mmmmamm iiUu.jjggl
GERMANS PLEAD
FOR AN EMBARGO
iti:i'itr.Hi:xTATivi:s or two Mifi-
I.IO.V TEUTONIC - AMI.UICAXS
ai'I'Hah iii:ioiu: 1IOUHK COM
mittiji: vi:sTi:ui)AV
United I'reia Sorvlco
W'ASIIINOTO.V, D. C. Jan. fl
IJr p .1. l'exhumer, preoldenl of the
Vatlotitil (Icrman-Anierlcmi Alllnnce,
leiiri-Hi'iititiK 2.000,01)0 O o r in a n -Ann
i leans, appeared before the Iiouhc
.committee on foreign affnlrs yester
.i'a to urge the pannage of the VoII-
iner Uerlholdt resolution problbltlng
'the exportation of munltionx of war
'to Europe.
I Ur I'oxhaincr pleaded for "real
neutrality and fair play on the part of
America."
In Cortland, on February 15, lfi
and 17, will be held the Ninth Annual
Congress of the Oregon Retail Mer-
' bants' association. This Is one of
he most Important organizations In
''he state, having a membership of
rieirly :!,000, and practically every
i lub and organization In Portland will
.assist In receiving and entertalng the
visitors.
The man who cats apples has little
desire lo drink. HAOI,EY'S APPLE
IIUICI: should be more widely used.
. ?4tf
A MiiaM umoiint of money (o loan
'Mi fiiriii, I. mil or linpiovi'il city prop.
leily. Clillinte, ijjis .Main street. I-Ot
I
nve a habit, when jlanlly the rvKtilatlou blankets, slei'p- nlotiR the front, I found the soldiers '"o asleep In this house In Wykc- tho gheUg w
f.T' J ?!, ,"ir,'!,"'l"K b"KH "ml ',UC',, ",l,l,r -"viTlnic:tnkliii: tliTngs ns they come, sing- ,lUln glipct ScarlmrouRh, on the east building In I
to onen feet. mii,n the unldler may be nble lo pro-'lng and making Ilghl of their hard-' , . ,..,.,, ,?.., .in P.mnn ,
vu orcuti eil tbolr I..... . ' . ........ roast of I.ugland, when the Oerman arose.
'" orv-uiiHii moir icltr,, ships for only part of tholr time '
,V woman and iier 'wo children warships made their raid Dee. 1G.
The tin eo were Instanth killed by
k'hlch tore a hole In the
the morning before they
lelmire hours In hauling and build
Inic (IduwalkH thrnughout (he vll
laRe, which w In coninqtience n
ort of "iotloM town."
The homen nre built or impllng
nml thntched with straw, not hotter
skelter anil any old way. but neatly
and In patterns, an that tho finished
In the middle of the room there lo spent In the cosy, solf-bullt vil
li iminlly a table made or saplings lages They make a Jest of death.!
and such plans as the builder have! and most of them Impressed mo ns
feund: upon this they ent nml do'lielnc fatalists:
Ihclr correspondence Over one such. "Why worry?" they ask. Ifnbul-i
table I found a hanglnc lamp, let hnn been mnde for you, you can't
thouKh InnteniH are usually used.jdodgo It. So tho best thing you enn
About the walls are shelves nnd pcgsfclo Is lo moot It wlllra smile:'
CASPER WOULD BE
STATE! CAPITAL
Hon- I.lllte Money It TnUc.s
To add $5,000 to your estate Im
mediately. For $107.40 a year for
twenty years. Mr. E. A. CralgulU
has over $5,000 paid-up In the
Mutual Life.
r.-2t F. M. Priest, Agent.
InMininre that pay.
flan Main street.
few Ctillcote,
Today' MWt ! Tka Rrai.
BOWLING
oooooooo
TIIIH IIKAIiTHY WIN
TK'll HIOllT IH NOW AT
ITS IIKIflHT.
It derelopa atMitljr Mrrra
niul komI cjTMlctit and In-,
rrvaaca vitality.
JOIN TIIK CROWD
AMI IMPnOVK VOUIt
IIRAIiTH.
Palm Bowfing Alleys
Odil Fellowa IlullillaiC
Dean Summer Becomes
the Bishop of Oregon
l,IVi:ii" TIl.T IS KXl'KCTKI)
I
tiii: WVOMI.(
Wlli:X THIS MATTER
I linic a good chance to sell stock
IX ranch with stock anil tools. From
j:l20 to 1,000 acres wanted. Must have
LEGISLATURE ,ous,je rmig0 and wuter on land. Pre-
COPIES 'l'r so,,ie timber. See me at once.
!clillrote, 0.15 Main street UO-flt
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United Press Service .
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Jan. 0. A)
doternilued effort to bring about the'
United Press Service
CHICAGO. Jan. (!
Hummer, long prominent
and welfare work in Chicago,
chairman nf thu vlco commission,
lemoval of the capital of Wyoming
iwere In charge of the Rov. (.'. II. 'inaugurated during the comming ses
Deau Taylor Voung. of Chicago. The now bishop ;s,m ot t!ll. legUlaturo by Represen-,
I. ..Ill !.... I., .v t. ... 11nu. 1 .... ..... t
lii social '" """" '" " ,u" oM iui i-ini- tatlve stepiicu Touin una uoueri
llninl Ore. Amnni tlm nnt.nf.tnvvti I .. i mi..... ..i.... ,n i..i...i... .. '
, , ii " .... n -- " " i i, t1 U, I Ill'J en V IUUUUUI.U ..
"nil ,. i. ,,.,,..., ...,,ii.. ,i.... i , i. .- .... I . . ... i
i.i.iih..iiiiuii em iiuijinniih in um .cu-iresiiiutiou suumiiiiug u cupuai re-
....... i.. i ........ lit i.. v .. a rn..l ... .. . , . . .
lliuililll nuiUi K, IIUi 1,., l.v.fll
mmilal were: Rt. Rov. W. A
whose work attained juntloniil at
tention a few years ago, was today
consecrated bishop of Oregon with
Impressive ceremonies, at tho Catho
lic of Saint Potcr and Saint Paul.
Many dignitaries of the EplNcopnlinud Very Rev. T
church assisted In (he services, which I Portland, Ore.
'iiuov.il constitutional
Leon- (i,u (,tors at the 191C elections.
amendment to ,
To
J. H. White, of Michigan City, Ind.; j become effectle the bill must recolvo
Rt. Rev. Dr. T. N. Morrison, bishop .. oto of lwo thlids of each hoube
Rt. Rev. Dr. T. 1. Reese, r tho legislature nnd "ffle amend-f
idjutor of Southern Ohio; '10llt ,ml8t rocehe a majority of all
of Iowa
bishop coadj
RECIPE TO CLEAR
A PIMPLY FACE
PIMPLES ARE IMPURITIES SEEK
IXO AX OUTLET THROUGH THE
SK1.V PORES
Wfii baby suffers with eczema or
nne Itching skin trouble, use Doan's
Ointment. A little of It goes a long
aj and It Is safe for children. Fifty
cents a box at all drug stores.
M. Ramsey. of'vtl.s rst nt the general election.
Pimples, sores and bolls usually re-
HOW
"Tir HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET
Good-bye tore fMt, burning ftwt, awol
bn fret, swraty feet, smelling feet, tired
fret.
Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions and
raw spot. No
more shoe tight
ness, no more
limping with
pain or drawing
up your face in
agony. "TIZ'Ms
magical, acta
right off. "TIZ"
draws out all the
poisonous exuda
tions which puff
up the feet, use
Tt7'l ..4 n.
ft your foot misery. Ah I how com
lorUble your feet feel. Get a SS otnt
'ox of "TIZ" now at any drunlet or
l'Irtmwt atore. fion't iuffer" Hart
K'kxJ feet, glad fart, feet that never
wl . never hurt, ver get tlwl. A
y'nr's foot comfort guaVutotd or
laouey rtfusded.
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
By Hal Sheridan
, The advocates of tho change con
'tend thin Cheyenne Is not centrally uuu from tolus. Poisons and lmnur
j located and is not as tendlly ac-itB3 which aro generated In tho bow-
Itesslble to all sections of the state jc.is anj then absorbed into the blood
as Is Casper. through tho very ducts .which should
. . jabsorb only nourishment to sustain
Germans havo a word containing tho body,
n'eniy-threo letters. Tho word Is H is t
United Press Sorvlco
NEW YORK, Jan. . Organlrod
baHoball Is still waging war on the
Federals. This wan plainly mldcnccd
by tho trading nf Sherwood Magee
by tho Phillies tjUo Ilrnves. Tho
Phillies worn not very anxious to
loso Magee nml It Is doubtful If lioss
Stnlllngs, of tho Wold's Champions,
could offer enough men In exchange
to make the Phillies' management
mako the trndo just for tho t ratio's
sake, nut Mngeo was nbout ready
to hop to tlm Foils nml tho Phillies
decided to their part In tho wnr
on tho "outiawH" by trading tho
star outlleldqr to tho Ilrnves. It
was protty certain Mngeo wouldn't
Jump from tho World's Champions
to the Fods.
Tho National Loaguo moguls and
their American borthora profess to
bo Ignoring tho Ollmoro organisa
tion nut when thoy mako deals
liko tho Mngeo swap on out and
out war move It Ii pretty certain
that orgnnliod basebll la worrying a
little.
Mngeo will como in mighty handy
up Roiton way "at that. Stalling
VltirwnldstattDisecsalonsscbra u b n li
cit tn 'ttnuipfnrnUtoncmikurrciixsosollsclinf t-
Mageo , . ,, ino,,ng oiilco of tho
is a terrlfflo hitter cither ngnlnst right "i)toc. P0,nwny that nma screwj)ro
or left hand pitching. All last, ,,,.,. i a,.in,i1.0 M. ii,
has need of a star gardenor
lirnnd of the Phillies' crack.
.sensou Stalllugs had to Juggle his
nutflcld around. Ho had fair hitters
against left hand pltchors who weroj
wenK ngaiusi rigiu nnntiers ami
nllurs vice versn. Ho did not have
a roil sluggor in tho outer garden.
Mngeo Is pretty certain of n regular J
berth' w J'h tho Chnmplons.
of tho four forest cantons In Swit
zerland
Eugene and Grants Pubs havo both
been offered a $050,000 boot sugar
factory. If each town will raise $250,-000.
A meeting of nil organizations and
growers Interested In fruit and vege
table by-products will bo hold In
Portland on January 25. A commlt
ton appointed nt tho conference hold
In Spokuno somo tlmo ago oxpects
to' bo nblo to mnko ii full roport on
eondltlojis throughout tho Northwest,
There' niu 32,090 Gormnns In Aus
tralia. '
French railway in nilo-Chltiu uses
metal sleepers entirely,
Thero aro 36 fruit packing plants
In British Columbia.
Mis. Delia it. Hcckman, of Somer
set, Pennsylvania lias boon admitted"
to tho bir as a full-fledged attornoy-at-law.
Miss Elsie Hurr, a well-known Bos
ton society gill, has gone to Paris,
where she will net ns a Red Cross
nurse.
In order to ralso monoy to build
n church, Mrs. Annlo Potty, of Junc
tion City, Kansas, took In washing
overy day,
Marriages In England and Wales
show an Increase dcsplt? tluTfact that
a wnr Is going on.
tho function of tho kidneys
to inter Impurities from the blood
and east- them out in the form of
urino, but In many instances tho
bowels create more toxins and Impur
ities than tho kidneys can eliminate,
then tho blood uses tho skin pores
as the next host means of getting rid
of theso impurities which often break
out all over tho skin in tho form of
plmplos.
Tho surest wny to clear tho skin of
theso eruptions, says a noted author
ity, Is to get from any pharmacy
about four ounces of Jad Salts and
tako a tnblespoontul in a glass of hot
water each morning beforo break
fast for one week. This will prevent
tho formation ot toxins In tho bow
els. It also stimulates the kldnoys to
normal activity, thus coaxing them
to filter tho blood ot impurities and
clearing tho skin of pimples.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and Is mado from tho acid of grapes
and loruon Juice, combined with
Itthln. Hero you havo a pleasant, ef
fervescent drink which usually makes
pimples disappoar; cleanses the blood
and Is excellent for the kidneys as
well.
(Paid Advertisement)
LEGAL NOTICES
.Vol ice Imiting ISlib
Rids will be received by the under
signed up to ana Including Monday,
January 11, 1913, at the hour ot 8
o'clock p. m., for furnishing the city
of Klumath Falls, Oregon, with tho
follewing:
Window shades for the first and
second stories of the new city hall,
shades to be dark green In color, on
Hartshorn -tin rollers, and to be In
stalled and to run Inside frames.
One and a half dozen spittoons.
Stair rubbers, brass nosings and
corners.
Four dressers. And two "Vx7V
foot rugs.
Signs (painted on glass In doors)
as follews:
FIro Department
Council Committee Room (Coun-
cilmen)
Street' Commissioner.
City Engineer
Pollco Department
Janitor
FIro Chief
Mayor's Office
Police Judgo and City Clerk
Council Chamber
Fireman
lliils are also invited for moving
the lire bell from the present loca
tion to the new city hall and Install
ing bttuie in place; also for completion
of the hlxth cell In the Jail department
and Installing five more bunks.
Delivery to bo made within thirty
days of 'acceptance of bid.
Didders may submit bids for sup
pling the signs separately.
For supplying the shades, dressers, (
stair rubbers, brass nosings and cor
ners and nigs separately.
For completion ot the sixth cell
and bunks separately.
For moving the bell separately.
Dy ordor of the Common Council
Dated December 30, 1914.
A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge
30-11
tho sum ot $3,681.3C.and, HOOJM
nttornoy fees, and f 11 costs and dis
bursements, which said decre.,tea4&
judged to be n first lien on all of the t
real estate described below, except
Ing that It be subject to said prior
lien of said S. A. Kroschel on said lot
9, block 28, and which wild execution
contained an order of snlo ordering
nnd directing tho sale of tho real e
tnto described below to satisfy said
Hen of said defendant, S. A. Kroschel,
and said decree of plaintiffs.
Notlco Is hereby given, that, I' will,
on the 23d day of January, 1915, a
the front door of tho court house at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, at the hour of
10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said day.
r.ell at public auction to tho highest
bidder for cash, the following describ
ed real property, to-nlt:
Lot 9 of block 28 of First Addi
tion to the City of Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, Oregon, to satisfy
said lieu of said defendant 9. A.
Kroschel, and said lot 9, block 28,
and lot 10 of said block 28, First
Addition to tho City or Klamath
Falls, Klamath County, Oregon,
and lot 0 of block 3 of Falrvlew
Addition to the City ot Klamath
Falls, Klamath County, Oregon,
or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy said decree In favor
of said plaintiffs, togethor with all
costs and disbursements that have or
may accrue.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 23d day of December, 1914.
C. C. LOW.
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
Ily GEO. A. HAYDO.V, Deputy,
23-30-15-13-20
Notice Inviting BIiIm
Uids will be received by the under
signed up to ana Including Monday,
January 11, 191C. at the hour of 8
o'clock p. m., for furnishing and In
stalling for the city of Klamath Falls,
Oregon, within Its new city hall, an
electrical striker for tho fire alarm
bell, and Installing a fire alarm sys
tem within the now city hall In con
nection with such striker.
Ry order of the Common Council
A. U LEAVITT, Police Judge
30-11
Notice of Sherill's Sale
By virtue ot an execution and or
der of sale duly issued out of the Cir
cuit Court of Klamath county, Ore
gon, on December 22d. 1914, In a
certain suit In said Circuit Court,
wherein Louisa Welnhnrd, Anna Wes-
slnger, Henry Wagner and Paul Wes
slnger, as cxecutresses and executors
of the last will and testament ot Heu
ry Welnhnrd, deceased, doing busi
ness under the name and style ot
Henry Welnhard Brewery, are plain
tiffs, and Lydla Reed, C. L. Reed, Q.
T. Shaw and S, A. Kroschel aro de
fendants, and wherein the dofendant,
S. A. Kroschel Is decreed to have a
first Hen on lot 9 in block 28 of First
Addition to the city ot Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, Oregon, In the sum
of $975, together with costs and dls-
bursments taxed at $10, and wherein
these plaintiffs recovered a decree
against Lydla Reed and C. L. Reed In
Notice of Hearing of Final Accorat
In the County Court of the State ot
Oregon, in and for Klamath
County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph'
Conger, Deceased.
Notice Is herey given that John
W. Siemens and Charles D. Willson.
executors of tho last will and estate
of Joseph Conger, deceased, have ren
dered, filed and presented for settle
ment, their final account of their ad
ministration of the estate of said
deceased, and thatxthey filed there
with their petition for the distribu
tion of the residue ot the said estate
to the persons entitled thereto, and
that Saturday, the 30th day ot Jan
uary, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon ot said day, and the court
room of the county court of tho state
o( Oregon in and for Klamath coun
ty, situated In the city of Klamath
Falls, county and state aforesaid, Is
tho time when and the place where '
the hearing of the application for the
settlement of said final account, and
the hearing of said petition for final
distribution and such other matters
pertaining thereto as may be consld
ered by tho court In the premises will
be held and considered, and all per
sons Interested In said estate are noti
fied then and there to appear and
show cause, If any they havo, why
said final account should not be ap
proved, allowed and settled, and said
petition for final distribution and oth
er matters and things stated therein
granted as prayed.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
tho 24th day ot December, A. D. 1914.
JOHN W. SIEMENS,
CHARLES D. WILLSON,
Executors ot tho Last Will of Joseph
Conger, Deceased.
2C-2-9-16-23
Administrator's Notice
Notlco is hereby given that the un
dersigned, having been duly appoint
ed administratrix ot the estate of
John W. Cox, deceased, all persons
having claims against said estate
shall present the same, duly verified,
to me, at the office ot C. C. B rower,
attorney at law, Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, within six months from thla
date.
VIOLA COX, Administratrix.
Dated December 10. 1914.
C. C. BROWER. Attorney for Estate.
10-17-24-31-7
Notlco of Final Account
Notlco is hereby given to the heirs,
creditors, or other persons interested
in tho estate of N. E. Poston, deceas
ed, that tho 21st day of January,
1915, has been appointed by the Hob.
W. S. Worden, Judge ot the County
Court for Klamath county, as the
day for the settlement and the hear-
Ing ot objections to the final account'
of the administrator of said estate.
EARL WH1TLOOK.
Administrator of the Estate of N. B,
Poston, Deceased. '
24-31-7-14-81
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