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WEDHESDAY, JCME ,
7BOOXZ X.1B19TT, SXSVAST J.ZUMBT.
RENEWALS-Tbe date opposite
tow pper. or wrapper rihowa to what tame jpoor
! n' has bwa received ap to Jaa.l,UK.
f5wStoFfa.I.Wad6o Wham payert
ri ill-.-'- drt.wbich answera hi receipt.
willbechaaed accordiaelr.
ifhlinT are Botiied by letter to tfaaeewtaae.
vfea all arrearages mart be paid. If jeadoaot
WMhtBoJoomalcoBtiBoedforaBotbec year al
ter the time paid for baa expired, roa abeald
prerioaalr notify oa to dieooatiBae it.
CHANGE IN ADDBESS-Wbep otdernc
AaaeiBtbeaddreM.BbacribenaboUlbeMUe
ta gite tbeir old aa well as their sew addreea.
Uaita StateB Senator
ELMEB J. BUBKETT.
PBlanatea at-Large
JOHN A- PIPEB,vBort
. IL C. BBOME, Donglm. ..
E. 1L LEFLANG, Dairaon.
. C. B. DEMPSTER, Gage.
AltaraateG-at-Large
L M. RAYMOND, Lancaster.
SHELBY HASTINGS, Butler.
G. E. ADAMS, Nb&oUb.
E. K. VALENTINE, Cnming.
National Committeemaa
CHAS. H. MORRILL, Lancaster.
Presidential Electors
F. A. BARTON, Pawnee.
A. C. SMITH, DoBfflaa.
A. C. ABBOTT, Dodged
T. L. NORVAL, Seward.
W. P. HALL, Phelps.
M. A. BROWN, Buffalo.
- H. H. WILSON, Lancaster.
J. C. ROBINSON, Donglas.
STATE.
Governor
J. H. MICKEY.
Lieatenant Governor
E. G. McGILTON.
Secretary of State
A. GALUSHA.
Aaditor
E.M.SE ABLE, JUL
Treasnrer
PETERvMORTENSEN.
8aperintendent v V
J. L. McBRIEN.; w
Attorney General
NORRIS BROWN.'
Land Commissioner
H. M. EATON.
GONGRESMONAL.
Congressman, Third District
j. j. McCarthy.
This Weak ia Bostsry.
(June 26 to July 23.)
9Cth Kaloigh's epxeditioa sreactod
Roanoke Island, 1SS5.
S7th Boston & Lowell Railroad
opened 1635.
28th Mazziai, Italian patriot, born,
1S85.
29th Washington - made Molly
Pitcher a sergeant, 1778.
aoth Pillory abolished in Eaglaad,
1837.
let Westminster Assembly coa-
vnkttfl. IftlS
2nd Continental Congress voted for
aaoepaaaenoe, miu.
"Coal OU John" stiU reigns. Not
a single democratic paper has had the
ooanure to question his denial of the
Hayes charges, nor to deay tto fact
that it ia dae to aim and a republican
legislature that a safer grade of oil is
being sold today than Nebraskans
have ever before been able to buy.
Tto Journal ia still waiting for de
nials.
A Schuyler paper is under .the im
prearioa that the ticket nominated at
Ohioaco last week was Roosevelt aad
Beveridge, aad publishes a convincing
editorial oa the strength which the
ticket receives from tto nomination of
Senator Beveridge for vice-president.
This, from a populist paper, is what
Brother Howard would perhaps call
"extreme partisaaism."
If we could write in verse we would
write a poem of fifty verses, aad we
weald have the last line of each verse
"Cat the weeds." Aad we
dedicate tto poem to tbV prop
erty owaers and city couacilof Co
sumbus The lawns of Columbus are
wall kept. Ttoy are a complimeat to
tto eivic pride of Columbus citiseaa.
Wmt tto streets aad alleys aad vacant
ia aad aeed of attention. The
i are teader aad cat easy aow.
everyoae "get busy" aad cat
garter before the post-
m. win tbiaa aaul a Mark of
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w,.-. nmt-tfmrmmntAmiwmiA
ea hsaaiiag place for typhoid germs,
fjgaaa'tto lower aad of it is filed
wash aaad aad ao outlet for the water
ii aisililiil it is a catchbasia of
aad typhoid epidesaics have
with
rsnoVei
that attr
ttto caw today. A
.the ciey'a
Itisdil
leiaa
of tto
rintoi
Dislahai
esmef atolhtos hi i
..aBaaBawaBaaaBaBBaBaBmBBBanBn
BEFORE THE BATTLE..
will torn np
of rwpnblion ate jocittto
in
ad Fairbanka ahomld ctwy
fcylfty thoasand Totea
tyhrtre hnndred. This
, Htu Mxtrmvaamnt at izat
bt sot when a fawof tto
taken iato
tkw. For tto tt ttaaa m m awm?
tto repnalican party has noaaiaated
f(H-tto presidency a aan who in blood
aad iw Baste ia Gennaau Xieoiaan u
iv if not aaito half
Platte ooaatr mon tteB BaU Gr'
Again, Roosevelt ia a soldier, a
a cowboy aad a westerner
thronan and throoch in spirit aad by
residence thomgh. aot by birth. He is
admired of erery man ia Nebraska,
and Hothin bat the traditioaal castoaa
of voting the ticket, whatever it aaay
be, will prevent hint front carrying Ne
braska with a vote .that is practically
Bat tto Majority of tto aatioaal
ticket ia Nebraska is aot a asatter of
aartiealar iaterest, any saore taaa
taatia Veratont. Xionoay aas nay
doabt as to how Nebraska's electoral
rote will becaat, while there are scene
states ia which there ia room for arga
aaeat. Of coarse nothing definite oaa
to eamiaed as to tto reealt ia aoaae
or the eastern aad middle states nntU
tto democratic nomination is aaade,
Aad tto democratic nomination is a
matter oa which safe beta can be
made. Tto Cleveland wing evidently
will dictate the platform withoat
consnltiag the Peerless Leader to
whom the Platte county democracy
recently seat such a cheering meaaage
of hope aad encouragement. Bnt it
will be one thing to force a Cleveland
platform oa the convention and quite
another to make it four years more of
Graver. Tto Bryan-Hearst oombina
tica, as it seems bow, will control at
least a third of the delegates, which
will be enough to prevent a nomina
tion. Then, unless the pressure oaa
be made strong enough to nominate
Cleveland or Cleveland's man Parker,
the dark horse quest will begin.
There has never been anything
quite like it. In 1888 the republican
convention met the problem of pick
ing a candidate from live or six avail
able men. The democrats aow face
the problem of picking one from five
or six unavailable men. Here's betting
that whoever is nominated will carry
the solid soath.
EXTREME PaRTISANISM.
Tto Telegram accuses the Journal
of being "extremely partisan" because
it omitted mention last week ox tne
populist county convention. Here are
tto facta: The Journal had forgotten
tto date of the populist convention
aad heard nothing about it until Tues
day night before going to press oa
Wedaeaday. The Telegram had also
forgottea the date of the populist
convention, bad no reporter present
aad heard the news of the convention
oaTaesday, the same day that tto
Journal heard it. It may be added
also that most of the populists had
forgotten the date of the convention,
judging from the small attendance
and lack of interest in it.
The Journal reporter, last week, did
write up the convention, but owing to
aa oversight the copy was throwa
oat with some 'other copy that we did
not have space for. The readers of
the Journal will therefore read this
week the report of the populist coa
veatioa which they should have had
hast week bat for the reasons explained
above.
This is no apology to the Telegram,
nor an appeal for the populist vote.
It is simply a frank explanation of
facta which is due Journal readers
when we fail to pablish an important
news item.
The Telegram one week goes down
on its knees to the populists, ia a
servile appeal for their votes, pointing
oat falsely how the Platte county
democrat has always been generous
with them in the division of offices.
The aext week it attempts to appeal
to their prejudice and paasioa by
charging that the Jonrnal, a republi
can newspaper, is so blinded byparti-
saniam aa to refuse tq publisn tne
news of their convention. We are
surprised that the Telegram should
resort to methods so coarse to gain a
few votes. Of course hundreds of
populists aad democrats are goiag to
vote for Roosevelt because they like
the maa and his methods and because
the democratic party "is all split to
pieces aad absolutely without aa is
sue. But the editor of the Telegram
certainly should credit Platte county
Donalists with that decree of iatelli-
geace that acorns servility and despises
misrepresentation aa methods of gain
ing votes.
ropulists, most of them, do their
owa thinking. Evea had the Joaraal
failed to mention their oonventioa for
parttaaa reasons, they would ao more
be deterred oa that account from vot
ing for Roosevelt when they know to
Bemads for most of the principles they
favor, than they will by the servility
anddaplicity of the democratic papara
that seek their vote.
Tto Joaraal, ton jest this mwamge
to aoaalist aad other iadepeadeat
withoat prejadioe
aad platforms aad
of tto two parties aad ttoa
vote as free, thinking mea.
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
Tto nrmbUcaa machine ia Hew
York, Jear yaara age, did the country
servioe. Tto
uae home from
tiaated by the voioe
of New
into the
ball gram apd wan elected withoat aay
rom tto republioan
he was eleoted he
la tto foolish aotioa of raa-
lit aimeelf, Toddy Roosevelt; aad
awmmar which suited him proved
aa be the oae which suited the people
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by tto
it it
ia
tioaaadls
tria&asalaala
Tto efaoe of
tore
f aaotioa attaetod ia it, at
high in awtfoaal Ufa may aeeaat it
withoat aacriace: Tar maa wto to
elected to tail often atoaM to his
pwty'a
aad aot
It u honed taat.tto easaamwillto
coatiaaea, aad aseaawhile let tto re-
nnaliran amohiae Ta aid
have oroiit for feaadiag tto
ia 1900.
EDWARD ROSEWATER.
Tto world aaalaads ' aaargj
plaek aad persavwraaee. Aadqaitea
enodlT nortioa of tto world
aad apareoiates mmtsl ability.
am ia Hebraaka who.
the embodiment of
waveriag efort directed
toward a
siacle purpose, year afM
decade after decade, la Edward
water. Ia these day it to
to aad a maa who to what to to
aad don't eare who kaowa it. aaf.
Rosewater's object la life-aad so
with all tto rest of as-iattopro-motioa
of tto pajyakaL meatal, moral.
otaL social aad politioal welfare
of Edward Boaawator. tbo meuium
employed for tto aoeompliahmeat of
this aad is tto Oaaato Boa. Tto only
way to make a
is to make it a good
sive aad reliable,
fearless. Tto Boa falalto these re
quiremeata, and tto Boa to tto moat
influential aaniHfir la tto state. It
ia far aad away tto meat able edi-
toriallx of a
than the state ofNearaaka, tto
widely road aad quoted aad
erallv relied aaoa. It toi
this gradually throagh thirty-three
vearaof streaaoas aad bitter
s-la. aad throagh it all than hae
one guiding hand aad dominaat spirit.
For every friend that Bees water
has, to probably has two anemias, hat
the earaity of maa or corporation atta
lightly oa his combative spirit. Mo
doabt to would appreciate the love of
bis fellow saaa, bat that to aot tto
end aad aim of his atoaaaaa.
Aad, after all, a asaa oaa do oaa
thing better ttoa two. Mr.
water started oat to aaild ap a
paper aad to asake hie voice hoard ia
the public oouaoils of tto
be can call his bittonat foe to wi
that to has sacoeeded.
Wean uuaatialaad to aaaattoa tto
fact that tto prom oa which tto
Omaha Bee was fret priatod, la tto
year 1871, to tto oae oa which this
paper, tto Columbus Joaraal, to aow
priated. This laformaHoa to aot la-
tended ia a prophetic
merely a statement of fact.
SPRECHER VS. HOWARD.
The breach bstweea dsmoaraey
noMlism to arowiac orary day. Tto
populist state ooavaatioa
to afailiate loacer with
crate, recognizing that tto lamaltota
are Bearer to noaalliaolaai nail Boaaa
velt ttoa to deasooracy aad Cleveland
Asaoag tto old guard of tto K
populists is Joha O. Spraol
Schaytor Free Laace. In answer to
the Oolumbae Tslsgmm'a arttole oa
tto subject of boWar, tto Free
toe tto followiag to aay:
Rilitnr Howard, of tto
Tebwram. evideatly to nrepariag for
tto inevitable aad sees
who iadaas hr preaaat
iauliAmtlaaa. that tto "
teat of tto demooratlo party will
ooutrol tto nemiag ilamooraHo aa
tioaal oonventioa aad dietato in
policies. Being capable of aiaiag
thiagsaptoto paving tto way for
his course aad to justify same. To
pat it short, to proposal snpaortiag
tto (lemooratic aomlaee naardlam of
who to to or what to stands for.
In the last iseae of tto Talagram to
oatiiaea his eoaraa, aoiag ao ia a Tory
clever way aad with aa attempt at
oonsisteaoy.
He togiaa hto article by aayla that
every "deaaocnat ataltiaaa hiaasalf
whenever be eatenaias a taoagat or
bolting tto ticket
hv tto aattoi
t
proceeds to tto why.
fk wald haw"
bolted BryaaialSMaadlMOann-
mnA tkaai ba wlaAaa tto
orat who would bolt this year ia tto
same list of traitors, aoaiag taat
tto bolters favored aiae oat
planks of tto platform aad this
the same could be aaldofttod
crate who would halt oa
that oae.
In 1 aad ltOO. while
platform, tto aaaai
real queetioa at I
tto oamraiga wai
JlAaBBBfcamntaV wBwBamk oaaaasa aaaaMBHaaaaaaal aaaa
silver" could :
Brvaaiaad wh
pies to did right. Tto lepah
who waa oppoaad to tto aaldi
dard eoald aotc
M aBTiaOaw aad did
Bryaa. Tto iaasaatotaat fallow to tto
oae who smite' the free silvor re
pahUoan for ataxias hy hto actewiplea
rasarasamocaafty. ywtseamemaa aaa
aim aa a traitor.
Tto
aiae oat of tea Bditer
but the
tto
d it
with
iiaiaaa
1Mb aad hr te aaaajtateaT'oto j
aratotojadtod - -
W. J. Bryan hto aaaa aaaam
ate work aad aote tar aa to
by hto nriaeipma. aT4to dam.
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xaa ibb as iwi hm . onr.Li
oT two
it a repablfain, tto other a dam-
Tto rwaablkaa gats away with
ttty'aaokaof aald. Tto damnerat only
getaaway with fear, bat ttoy
Ha woaM have
Iftosoali. Tto editor of
to to eeaatemat, woaW
fareed to favor tto ptesesatlsa of
twaaaliona alaao. oa tto
to got more ttoa tto dmoera. It
to saaaeieat, however, that tto Tale-
aaaalhi tto truth of
TtoJearaaLof
orfaoiba ad
for tto
atatoeat.
aa wa exnmiaed. it
raaa
. ,
aid tat an law totwoaa a
dewi,oraaUuretobaildupaad
iTO, loyal oitlaaa to glad
that oar lajtahUan etose the forsaer.
Aa a matter of feet ao oittooa hag oier
cemphUaed of the Utile state tax to
ton tod to pay. ittaaoaamU apro-
portkm to hhf total tax. If ovary
aad child ia He
debt. After all, thia
of those nperaeial
that tto democrata. havlag
issue, attempt to
of for
the aaaaafactare of
GRAIN PRICES.
The Joaraal hat heard a rumor to
tto efeot that fanners an beiag paid
for their grala la aoaae of tto
towaf of Platte county than
at Oolumbae. Farmers an advised
aot to believe thia rasaor withoat ia-
Than an aaaay toapor
ia tto question of the
tot. Tto Joaraalvte ooUeot-
iag data from tto farsere etovaaors,
graia rates aad otaor aiaarea soptoa
which wiU to publiatod from time to
time. Thia ejaaottoa to a fuadaaasatal
oaa ia aaagricaltural commaaity, aot
oaly to tto farsaars hat to every other
siIbt '-'- It aaoald to etadied
striotlv from a basin
aad aot a
noUtkal sraadpoiat Hasty
atoaa aaoald to avoided. Tto
graia dealers and millers
to beamed for ooaditioao for watoh
they an aot 'respond hie. Wo ventare
tto Uli that what tto farmers
to what tto local graia
fair araia rate Which does aot fluctuate
from eaasoa to saaaba r which does aot
discriminate botweaa saippiag poia
ia the' same territory; aad watoh
dons not anrsait of rebates ia favor of
im aiavafew maa aa aaalast tto
INCREASE OF ASSESSMENT.'
Railroads ia Platte eoaaty won as-
sasssd at w05.aw8 ia IMC. Thia year
their velaattoa to 1813,870.
words tto railroads wiU pay this year
nearly 100 par' oaat m
ttov did ia 1KB. Cattle ia Platte
eoaaty thia year wen aasssssd oaly 7
par oaat higher ttoa
oaly aboatwOper
uconarty. other than lire-
stock, to valued aeon taaa SCO
higher thea last year. This
that tto aew law has uacover
davhalf mlllioB dollan worth of
property that htootofon has
WhatetewaUtatoawaato tto tax
paysra of Platte eeaaty? Simply
tKto: Tto railroads ia Ptotto eoaaty
will ton to ataad a avpor laeraaes
ia taxation ttoa tto cow or tto horse.
Oa tto other' toad, tto railroad aad
tto cow aad tto horn will
at tto leases! beoBBSS tto
of the state will ton to
ite ahare. Thia ahowiag to ami
nanUv aatieractorv. The
left.
Rcosevelt aad Fairbaaka an
iavia-
oiblo. Their oeraanaUty
teas, raaaiacoaa
Aad the platform they
oa would, atoae, aleet tto
candidates that ooald have
COLUMBIWEf.
r.a.m.
BewaivmttakBfsraUaood bmu to
tasaideCtassarty.
to
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tkiawMdl
e
ta
a e e
tobt
osatribate oae
have ao state
to oalv aaettor
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Baaatehsntobaawaaaaa.'. .V.'i'.'.iiSitos"! : -?
of Mr.
fiya
to
ia other
hto habit of
aaytaiacia to
hto andU rather taaa
I'd
Aaa
Who
tola wise,
Say
toesaomofwaatto
We had a sthmj aatghbor aaoa
totoadaaee
ho'd
rk aUday
have a wml to aay.
toao
Ho
and aarclsal Ihmaah
at otoaa of nay day.
"I reokoa Is wUl raia," he'd say,
Aad taaa ho'd eloas hto yawa-trap
Twae alwaya.aan to raia that algat.
Ha aever, aa I neolleot,
Waa kaowa to talk for asore efeot.
Or la ato aasdaen to gin vont
To vooal boom imparttoaat.
aad so to Uved hto earthly day
flaoeaaafally, ttoapoaatd away.
Beltoviag aUaaoa waa pan aald
Ho kaew awn than to over told,
to maoh lam of a hasaaa ton
Ttoa than wto tott it all aad
BUby ia Btato JearaaL
A pi
who drew ap the ptelfarm of 1904 for
r. : b talliag what
ttojawty
for
at the
thiaaa watoh it
did yeah
day tofon.
back ia a time
of aaaay of
tto caaveatioa. All this
niTof ttoaaeet iaapiriag
chapters of anerlaaa hietary. Dur
iag tto half oaatory of tto Ufa of tto
repabUoaa party it aaa beea tto
domiaaahforee ia imerieaa peUties,
ia tto latter part of Pieree's
tto whole of Bach-
ra aad through - part of Oleve
a 8iaee 18af. ia tto aaiddle of
trol of tto
exeept ia
18f-a5, ia the ant half of Cleveland's
seooad tons. Dariag aU tto net of
tto time tto rsemsUeaaa have hoaaia
tto aaoaadaat ia part or all of tto
geveramsat. aad for aaost of tto ttom
UhMtooaiaooatrolofallofit. All
the advaaosa which ton beea a
to tto United States totwoaa 1851
aad 1904 ton beea dae to tto
aadooaraga of
1
down tto te-
Tto party which pat
kilted tto
foot Ualoa ttoa had existed prior to
to 18el. istslHshiil tto torUI. opsaed
tto Wait to acttlen by ite Fne Laade
law, joined tto Paeiae eoast to tto
Miaaosippi valley with toade of steel,
created tto
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aaaamaof aatteaal irrigatioB watoh
wUladdmllaVme to ato Weat'a
drove
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ejsaatoaaaV araatad tto n-
pubUe of Oaea, aaaexed Hawaii,
Porto Bioa aad tto PhlUsaaaea, fan
tto people of all than ialaade self-
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a which to aaaoal to tto people.
Oa tto ltoaa watoh ton beea laid
aewabyttoaetieaof tto repablioaa
party ia tto peat half century it will
coadaet tto gamamint ia the future.
fa ato aairit aad with tto courage aad
amity taaa far displayed tto repeal-
wttl meet iasaes aad tto
which arise.
a baete ariaeinte wiUto
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wiUto
by tto
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hostile to tto pahtte iaoareat; tto
army aad aary wiU to slnagthnid
aad iiBfoioi':lto iaeanate of tto aea
plaof Parte Btee aad tto PalUpiaaas
wiU to pwteoted; the aaaatry'a debt
to ato aalatoiwaai aailon wiU to n-
:ate8awmtotetoB to baild
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On sale Jaae 16-20. Good returning
anitt Jaae 29th.
Indamapolio and return one fare pine
$235 oa sale Jane 28-30. Good return
ing July 10th.
St. Paul and return one fare plus 50c.
Oa sale July 15-30. Good returning
September 15th.
Atlantic City and return one fare plus
12.00. Oa aale July 9-10. Good return-,
ing July 23rd.
Cincinnati aad return one fare plus
$225 oa sale July 15-17. Good re
taraiBgAagaatl8th. Detroit and return one fare plus 25c
oa sale Jaly 5-7. Good returning July
12th.
Louisville and return one fare pins
$225 oa sale Aagast 12-15. Opod re
taniag September 15th.
Also special low rates good for the
eaasoa to Chicago and all points east,
alao to St Paul, Indianapolis, Duluth
aad Mianeaote sad Wisconsin resorts;
alee to Deadwood, Hot Springs and
Tto Black Hills.
Foriaformationand circulars addres
J. A. Kuan, AGFAPA Omaha, Nebr.
riJJt LOW SATIS.
EVERY DAY
.The Union Pacific will sell Round
Trip tickete to St. Louie and return at
following low rates:
FIFTEEN DAY TICKETS
Every day to Nov. 30, good to return
15 days. $17.10.
8IXTY DAY TICKETS
Everyday to Nov. 20, good to return
00 days. $19.00
SEASON TICKETS
Every day to Nov. 15, good up to Dee.
15. $21881
Iaqeire of W. H. Beaham, Agent.'
CnTTaafaaimtsPieaae Hetice.
(Bditor's Note. )-U the oorrespon-
from Bichlaad last week then
aa item whereia tto frater-
of Bichlaad wen charged
with aalawfaliy eateriaa? tto Bich
laad msaaadist eharch for tto purpose
of hbldiasT memorial exercises.
MaaMroaa complaiats ton reached
thia aeaea faaardiaa! tto matter. It is
nlaimed that tto article waa aajast;
that tto fratoraal orders had made ar
fBaasmints to an tto eharch: aad
that tto door waa aot pried opea as
iiIsItitI As these claims appear to be
watt Mhohmtiatad, tto editors of the
doalm toanologtoe forallow-
hag ato article to aUp throagh without
flrst taoroaghly eaoairiag lato its
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m their
latiated by faete.
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McKUlip of Hamptoy wi
for onagrem by the deeai
tto third district at their
torn at Fn-
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