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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1003.
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Thursday's Special Sales
IN THE GREATEST STORE IN THE WEST
Thursday's bargain events at Brandeis are extraordi
nary. The prices here are specials and every one means a
great saving. Our ability to buy in immense quantities
for cash enables us to offer bucIi bargains as these that
are never found elsewhere.
$ $4 CORSETS for $1.50
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til,
uine
bone
all
on
square, worth
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up to
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR at 10c
Ascots, stocks, bows and embroidered wash neckwear-
all late styles, plain and fancy, worth up to 35c,
at.
18-in. Embroideries at 15c Yard
Flouncings, skirtings, galloon headings a 1
great variety, specially priced for Thurs- II f
Women's Fall Suits
Brandeis is the first to 6how the stunning new models
in fall tailored suits for women. We devote five great
windows on our Douglas street side to a great showing
of the styles that will be most in favor with fashion's fol
lowers. A complete range of prices.
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Women's Tailored Skirts for Fall
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This group Includes the new coat
down the front; materials are the
and the new plain broadcloths.
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3 Specials In Basement Cloak Dept.
Wash Dresses
new
suit
Women's wnlte and
colored wash skirts,
shirt, waist
styles
at. ... .
50c
worth $1.00,
at
Thursday is Chocolate Day
The First of the Sanson
own brand ITALIAN BITTER SWEETS m
Our
same as we sell every day at
pound
PURE FRUIT AND NUT FLAVORS
LEMON, ORANGE, STRAWBERRY, VANILLA,
PINEAPPLE, ALMOND, FILBERT, RASPBERRY.
BRANDEIS
ONE CENT FARE LIKE BOMB
Action of Union Pacific Big; Surprise
' to Other Roads.
EUBXINGT0N WILL NOT MEET IT
a It Had ?!' Bu1bs at Tm
Irate K Mllt.Ior State Fair
Tpii if Coald Car For
"Xa Tear.
A btmb was eap'.oded In the - railroad
t.ump of Nebraska Tuesday afternoon
when the Union Pacific announced that it
' liad dscided to put In a cent a mile pas
i anger rate ths state fair at Lincoln.
The state boiw-a ''' i ;ihis rat is allowed.
J'he other roads are undecided what to do,
.ixcept th Burlington, which has an
nounced that It will not attempt to meet
the Vstji.. JThe 1Ilssirl Pacific apologised
to tbte'totHe Rallwuiy commission for ask
ing t'put In a 1H-.'i saying
It would lose money by the deal, but was
forced to do so by live action of th other
: l oads.
The Burlington maintains that last year
' It used over .0 cars for slat fair business
' and at the rale of I centa a mile, effective
- at any time, passvagerf were left standing
at various stations because It was not po
; siLile to handle tbein.
"The Uaillngton will maintain thespeclal
rale of Hi cents per mile which this com
' i.aiiy ( llly gnjiuiinced and put Into effect
ur Hit stat vm the urgent request of
the'sUte fair management." said I V.
Wakelry, gencrul passenger agent of the
Burlington. "The oonceslon from I cents
to a iiU and a half per mile was all the
state (,lr mgng(iunt asked and was en-
VAKEFIELD'S
BLACKBERRY
BALSAM
is and has been for 61 years th most
prompt and reliable curs for Diarrkooa,
Dysaatorjr. and ChoUra Infantum. As
tne diseases often com in ths night,
very hems should b prepared to check
them without delay by having Wakefield's
Blackberry Balsam on hard. Tt never fails.
Ail druggists sell it. Full six botU c5o
'ta- . . .
is the greatest corset bar
gain of the year. All are high
class, desirable model corsets
and many are well known stand
ard makes; all lengths, includ
ing the long hipless corset; made
of best quality batiste and cou-
fancy silk brocket, some gen
whale
ST15'
filled
sizes
bargain
$4.00, at. ..
10c
skirt with buttons all the way
fancy striped fabrics
A special Thursday
Odds and ends of wo
men's wash waist,
49c
worth up to
$1.00. at. . .
25c
40c Thursday only,
tlrely satisfactory to them, and If we mis
take not, to the public of Nebraska. This
was a concession of 25 per cent from the
established rate of 2 cents per mile In each
d: reel ".on."
Tased to th Limit.
"The dominating fact Is that the Burling
ton, with all Its resources. Is taxed to the
limit to lake good care of the great crowds
moving on a rate of a cent and a half per
mile. To do thie every available passenger
coach on the entire system from th lakes
to th Rockies Is hurried out on special
equipment trains Into Nebraska to be there
distributed to handle the people. The Bur
lington has arranged for over twenty-five
special trains besides Its regular trains to
handle the crowds Into Lincoln. It would
be nothing short of folly for us to make a
lower rate, thereby overcrowding our trains
and disregarding the Important question of
the safety of our passengers. To seriously
Injure one passenger would wipe out our.
entire profits from this whole movement."
Jvr Hope for Ak-Sar-Bea.
The announcement of the Union Pacific's
1-cent-a-mlle rate has put new life Into
the board of Ak-8r-Ben governors. If stich
a thing was purtlble. With the roads grant
ing such reduced rates the board realizes
that something will have to be done to
prepare for handling increased crowds.
Omaha was never In as good shape as at
present to care for large crowds, at. prac
tically three new hotels are added to the
long list of Omaha hostelries and the word
has gono forth to let the people come and
Omaha will care for them.
The Rock Island has heard nothing from
Chicago as to whether the cent-a-mila rate
will be met. That road Is now distribut
ing flyer announcing a-caiit-and-a-half--mlle
rate. '
A Serloaa Breakdowa
results .from chronic constipation. rr.
King's New Life Pills cure headache,
stomach, liver and bowel trouble. I5c.
Beaton Drug Co.
TROUBLE IN R0AD DISTRICTS
Maca Aaaoyaare Kutalled laoa
(dint) t'lerk aa Assessor
by New tw.
Chances In the boundaries ' f road dis
tricts recently mJ by the county board
under a law enacted by the Iskt legis
lature Is cauntng no end of trouble to
the county clerk and the assessor. Under
the new law a road district must Include
at least one pre. Inrt. Heretofore most
of the precincts hid from two to (our
road districts In It.
Last July the county board redl-lrvted
the county under the in w law and it has
btcom neocfeary for ti.e county aseur
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UV tern with the Style
Ladle'
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FRENCH BROADCLOTHS
WORTH $2.50 AND $3.00 YARD, FOR 9Sc
162 pieces of finest Chiffon Broadcloths, a lot of factory
ends of 31: to 6 yards each. All new and clean of course,,
and in the choicest shades, including pink, light blue, lav
ender, brown, olive, myrtle, navy, garnet, tan, gray, taupe,
old rose, heho, also cream; lengths and
shadings suitable for suits, skirts, jack
ets, evening cloaks, etc., on sale
THURSDAY, at yard.
Kimono Flannels
We have Just opened this ship
ment of 200 pieces of Flannelettes.
The designs are distinctly Japanese
and the colorings beautiful; navy,
red, lavender, pink, light blue,
predominatln; make
up charmingly for
kimonos and bath
robes, all are 18c
qunllty, for, yard
Now Then,
A final
Cless Up
Women's
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Going to make a quick, decisive clean up of about 50 pretty
dresses. There are white, two-piece styles, also some ef
fective medium blue dresses that are especially good for
fall. "We have been selling them at $6.50
to $8.50. The time for these remaining
lots to go has arrived, so, Thursday
down goes the price to.
A lHTTv Men's Trousers
Just for one day we will have on sale a special purchase, 200
pairs Trousers, for less than you have ever known for like
quality. There are worsteds, cassimeres, and cheviotsin
light, medium and dark colorings, medium and heavy
weights, in stripes, checks and mixtures,
the tailoring, too, is excellent, values
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, for one day
THURSDAY, pair
Mens Neckwear
CLEAN Thursday buy 60c Four
X'P in-hands, reversible French
Fold Ties, that are very desir
able, both in style and
color, while a Bmall lot
lasts, each ,
19c
100 STIFF HATS in blacks and
new tan shades, worth
to $3.60, in a day's
clearing, at each, . . . .
2.19
Bennett's Big' Grocery
Golden Santos Coffee, per pound S8o and 30 green stamps
Teas, assorted, per pound 48 and 40 green stumps
Corslcan Blend JTea, per pound 48 and 40 green stamps
Snlder's Pork and Beans, 2 cans for 800 and 10 preen ftamps
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, 3 packages for 36o and 20 green stumps
Large Raisins, 2 pounds for ISO Ginger Pnapa, per pound 6o
New York Full Cream Cheese, per pound SOo and 10 green stamps
Llmberger Cheese, per pound SOo and 10 green stamps
Maple Cream, cake lOo and 10 green stamps
Beauty Asparagus, per can 8So and 10 green stamps
Best We Have Apricots, per can S5o and 10 green stamps
Best We Have Kidney Beans, 2 cans for S5o and 10 green stamps
A. B. C. Catsup, per bottle 83o and 10 green stamps
Bayle's Boneless Herring, 2 Jars for SOo and 10 green stamps
Peanut Butter, 2 Jars for 80c and 10 green stamps
Bennett's Capitol Extract, per bottle ISO and 10 green stamps
Pickling Spice, per pound 8 So and 20 green stamps
YOU DONT SPEND
lean In and
cleans as lone as It fill. We carry them as well as the
Waterman Ideal the. two best pens made. Prices
from 12.60 to 18.00. Spend a few minutes In our store.
LOOK f'OK THE! NAME
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
IBIS BOVOUI TaMBET
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deduced dates to
Lincoln account
STATE FAIR ITIckets on sale Ang. 31 to Sept. 4.
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umana t- liuuuui
Scot. 1-2-3 a.m. Sept 1-2
AUG. 3 1-SEPT. 4. ) nSlUIII Llliill oowiiiUil in.
REGULAR SERVICE
fih 8:52 a. m. 1:20 p. m. 4:40 p. m.
SPECIAL SERVICE
Leave ) 745 Leave B:flQ -f awe j Q:30
FURTHER PARTICULARS
T 1323 Farnam St.
Union Station.
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist
1508 FsrMU.
Extracting... 25 up.
Crowns.... $2.50 up.
Plates 2.00 up.
Bridge Work 2.50 up.
Porcelain Fillings-
up from 91.50
17 Years
to change his records for the apportion
ment of the road fund to the district.
Each district gets halt of the road fund
raised In lis borders. Another compli
cation arises from the fact that Incor
porated villages are not a part of the
road district. This will make It difficult
to nse the voting machines for road dis
trict of liters as only those voters who live
outside the Incorporated villages will be
entitled to vote fcr road overseer.
Wawa.
Do you know what It means If you
vould like tn know, write Geo. W. Vaux,
A. U. P. T. A.. Grand Trunk Railway
System. 135 Adams St., Chicago, who will
send you a beautifully Illustrated booklet,
which tells, and at the same time describes
ihu new hotel which bears the came.
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STYLE HOOK IS IN.
Home Journal Fat-
nook at 20
LaV Syy UU O vf vj
198d
one day
Unbleached Sheeting
Special 9So Quality for lBo. -
Best quality full 9-4 or 24 yards
wide, Unbleached Cotton, Thurs
day for less than 4 s
wholesale cost," H sf"
worth 25c yard, M.KF
BLEACHED 2,000 yards on sale,"
MUSLIN full yard wide, and as
good 8c quality
as one can buy,
per yard .1
4c
Wash Dresses
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85
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Hosiery Day
Women's black seamless Hose,
double soles, 17c val- 1
ues, pair 12 C
Women's imported band embroid
ered Lisle Hose, 60c "J
qualities, at pair .ajC
Women's imported Lisle full fash
ioned Hose, double soles,
35c values. -pair. ....... aJC
Children's imported fine ribbed
Cotton Hosd, 26c 7
quality, at pair I iC
filling a Conklin Pen for It
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P.m. Sent. 3d I P.
Same Office. T hone, Douglas 1750.
Alveolar Dentibirjr a
specialty. Loose ttetb
made solid. Nerves
removed without pain.
Work guaranteed tas
years.
WIND AND HAIL KNOCK CORN
Elements Tseilsr Mat Lay Fields
Low for Miles IS or t a of
Floreace.
Hall came with the wind and rain Tues
day night and for miles north of Florence
laid corn low. Farmers were out In their
fields early Wednesdsy examining their
crops. They are not necessarily ruined,
for the tun will strslghten them out, but
they did not derive any great amount of
benefit from the elements. .
So far as .can be ascertained the hail
did not visit Omaha, but the mind was
strong.
Advert! in The Bee; goes lute the
homes of the best peoplr
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: EVERYWOMAll Z
I KNOWS THE I
: FOSTER SHOE ;
If there is a woman In Omaha
that does not know the value of
a Foster Shoe we Invite her to
come to our Btore tomorrow.
Every woman that has once
owned a pair of Foster Shoes
always wears a Foster.
They're made so that they fit
the foot like a glove, and all the
style that can be put in a shoe
they cost a trifle more than
other shoes but they wear so
much longer and give so much
more satisfaction that they
are much cheaper in the long
run.
We are exclusive agents for
the Foster Shoe and we stand
back of every pair.
$500 . $550 . $6qo
Drexel Shoe Co.
. 1419 FARNAM STREET.
m Vitalized
WV Air
For the painless extraction of
teeth made right in our office
and can be taken by' young and
old. We do all kinds of dental
work, and nothing but the best
work done.
Extracting 25c ,
Fillings, up from.' 75c ...
Taft's Dental Room
1517 Douglas Street.
A BRYAN SPOON
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BRYAN'S TOWN
SterBaa Silver
Tesspeoa Sise.
Tlirei Styles if KudUt:
Cirn, 6oltfM Rod,
r Stiti Emiiem.
lurs fmlttstui Hktseis it
Mr. I1711 ir picture if
Filrrltt (hit bint). .
Sent by insured mail
(quantities by prepaid
exprensi to all parts of
United States. Oanada
Mexico sndtbtt 4 IR
1 Brit th Isles..
I rST.TtWMITMfH BffVAN Oft
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MILLER 4 "AIRE, lac
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA
Wi7
cuts will sell your goods
strengthen your ad
increase your sales
make you satisfied. All
type and no cuts is bad
business.
Baker Bros. Engraving Co.
Barker Block. Omaha.
caii Us ;
by 'Phone
Whenever you want some
thing, call 'Phone Douglas
23S and make It known
through a Bee Went An.
rd otber drag habits are posltirely oorva by
HAB1T1NA.
For arnodsrmlo or Internal ate.
Huoinlo tent to snr drux hsbllne h
Free
mall. RoguUr price S3 00 per bottle si
your druKgUt or br mail Id plsla
wrapper.
Mr.il orders filled by
h.WDEX BKOS.. OMAHA, NER
FOR
KIDNEY, LIVER BLADDER AND STOMACH
Try Oold Mfdal Tilly-Haarlem p! I
For 'iM years the worlds Standard
Reniidy. Aui't-pt no sutjstii ute. i..uk
for tho words "(Genuine Tilly-Haarlem
Holland" blown In U.o Dottle. In liquid
or lapsule form. For sale by
SHERMAN A licCONNELL DRUG CO.
Cor. lout c LioUge tils.. Oiuana, Neb.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ILLINOIS
College of
LAW
lAf ib4 Kvatilnc tcbool. Fall Urra begins SpL f.
Potir building lb a quit UicaUiua, em; fl aim
him Iron kutiDiu cvuUr, xxupl4 bjr cilcf. otu
Cuu IMHU4 la obtaining nipiaj'iiicnt. Nu oibf
ciijr oti-r wucb uppurt unities) (or stydenta l Jfst
inatr way lu rough collvg aa Chicago, aft pr aval
l atu4suig aU-utprtiig wbll atutfylog- 10 aiu
4nu last jr. asuai xparlMsra isjatbiug lacuuy
ta an w eater law acbool. Prpr tor bar of
ubar cwnaioa law a coaa atataa. opprtunliy tar
iudaia to mavk up 4nlacica la preparatoii
worn and ta taaa apacial tdiuc4 work it kiaior,
poluical ooaowjjr. lasjtc, atr , without aitra cbarga.
ftiecutiaa an4 4bating. 1 aot tborouga ang
eomplaia avsaiog law orw 1 iba owuaujr. tfai
raiAiogua a44rctc th gcsui. Albax 11. rulajr, stMl
Uat ftria &a .
Interesting Thursday Offerings
New
Tailor
Suit
GMYIEKIs
THK RELIABLE STORE
Our Cloak and Suit Buyer has just returned with the greatest
stock of High Class Outer Garments ever shown at this season
in Omaha.
Crown Jowol Suits
in all the most elegant new styles; hun
dreds to select from, equal in quality
$2510
and beauty of design
on tiie market. See these new
pay you.
Tailor Suits, newest style ideas,
all leading shades, greatly
underpriced for Thursday's
selling at $14.95
Dainty Lingerie Dresses, all col
ors and white laoe and inser
tion trimmed, sold up to $7.50;
choice . .... I $2.95
Women's Black Lawn Waists
Regular $1.25 values, at. .59c
CHILDREN'S JACKETS A beautiful line of the new fall shies,
at $1.98 to $7.50
Special Bargains in Infants' Wear, 2d Floor.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
We secured from the manufacturer an
immense line 'of Ladies' and Children's Fall
and Winter Underwear at a tremendous
bargain.. Entire stock now on sale at about
Half Regular Retail Worth.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
wear Fall and winter weights, all sizes,
in white or gray, regular 39c to 50c values
at, garment 15c
Ladies' and Children's Combination Suits,
fall and winter weights, 60c
GREAT CLEARANCE OF
UNDERWEAR Largest stock in Omaha
for selection; everything marked for
quick clearance. Don't miss the wonderful
bargains Thursday in Domestic Room.
Extra Specials
FROM 9 TO 10 A. M. 1
One case of 7c white Shaker Flan-
nel. 10 yards limit, at. yd 3?4M
FOR ALIi DAY .
3 2-ln. fine Percales at,
yard -7Mtf
AmoBkeag check Ging
hams at 5(
Best light Indigo blue
Prints at 5?
Best Shantung Prints
at 4Mt?
18c Flanneletts, 36-ln.
full 12 Ms?
16c Flannelettes, fine
ctyle 10J
16c French Percales,
at 12M?
36-ln. fine Percales at,
yard. 10
Skirts EVlado
to Measure
Select any material from 50c
per yard up in our wool dress
goods department and we will
make you a skirt to measure
six different new and up-to-date
styles. Prices for making, $1.50,
$1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 and
$3.00 each.
A perfect fit guaranteed or
money reiunded. or particu
lars call at Dress Goods counter.
Haydcn's Grocery Department
The best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar for
preserving, at less than jobbers' cost.
10 bars bent brand Laundry Hoap 25c
Tlie best whlto or yellow Cornmeal, per
sack 15c
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg SHc
I-lb. cans Assorted boups t vie
1-lb. DKc. l orn Btarcn o
Oil or Mustard Sardines, can 4c
Large cans Condensed Cream 7 "c
Large bottles Worcester Sauca and To
mato Catsup "He
Peanut Butter, per Jar 84c
m hayden'S nm
IT'S THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY SOo .
Noon Day Lunch Grill Room
from
Hotel Rome
rV L YaHswatan THC Sw
SS '" NEW AND POPULAR X X
- Yfr i ROUTE TO Ov
WffM YELLOWSTONE r
mhw m (((
If II 1 ' I i r.nes right to tha Tsrlc
m 1 boundsry. from whence
If ft' V all the noted slirhts In tha I 1
!-. I I'ark are best rea.-hed
ft 4. a ths Gsnert. Msmmolli Hot
..-1 Jt-N V 8prlBet.srsndCsoa.sl.
V Q" lotos Lsks. Etc.. Elc.
lJaKk'' Buy our tickeu over l
fttfXi Union Pacific
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It 1-PLAi5X. V I eccc scans, stos US UM I II
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VI H frSSf INWWIPE AT II
0v - 0to&?r--'-m "TY TICKET OFFICE
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New
Tailor
Suits
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S25-00
eassiBaBSSBBsSBSsaSStssBSsaBBBB
to any $33.00 suit
laii beauties lnursaay.
Silk and Silk Braided Jackets
In all color?, that' sold up to
$20.00; splendid assortment, to
close; choice . .". $7.50
Stylish Cravenettes Made to
sell at $10.00 and $12.00, ox
fords, olives and tans, 100 in
the lot at, choice $5.00
$3.00 Heatherbloom Underskirts,
all colors ; on sale at . . . .'$1.45
Knit Under
values, 39c
MUSLIN
for Thursday
FROM 2 TO 2:30 P. M.
One case of 84c dark Outing Flannel.
10 yards limit, at, ya 4C
10c bleached Muslin
at 7H?
8 4c bleached Muslin
at GM
7'4c bleached Muslin 5c
$1.00 Table Cloths 5f)
$1.25 Table Cloths 75?
$1.50 Table Cloths 85C
15 other specials.
Blanket Sale
$7.50 strictly all wool blankets, plaid,
Thursday, pair . . : $5.00
$6.50 all wool blankets 84.95
$5.00 all wool blankets $3.75
$4.00 all wool blankets $2.05
$3.00 all wool blankets $1.85
$2.00 wool mixed blankets ...$1.10
COTTON BLANKETS
50c cotton blankets, each ..(..25
75c cotton blankets, each ...... 35J
$1.00 cotton blankets. eacU-'i . . .50
$1.50 cotton blankets, each ....85
$1.93 cotton blankets, each ..$1;15
Greatest line of blankets sver seen
in Omaha. . " ' :
Bromangelon, Jellycinn sr Je)l-6, pkg, 74a
The best Hoda . rat-Kers, per ID, tin
The best crlnp Pretzels, per lb Sq
Presli crisp Ginger Snaps, per lb...... .60
Wheat Berries, per pk . So
Toasted Wheat Flak,rpks; lOo
Newport Flakes, pkg 15u
The best Tea Blf tinKS,' per lb ....ISo
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb 158
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 21 j
Choice Country Butter, per lb 19o
Fancy No. 1 Creamery nutter, per lb., Ha
Fancy full cream Cheese, per lb 15o
12 to a
Sixteenth and
Jaokaon Slsi.
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