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HOUSTON DAILY VOZ'
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. lits Mist ?ty Ott ana OirQmtf-
tar Per Cut sf Gross Prr '
miim Xoooif ts.
A big variety to choose from.
Act at once and gci thk benc
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C. SUparCS. IiissIii at
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Over
; 018.80
Drop in Shoe Prices!
AV Women's High Shoes
Good. Clean Regular Unas LatMt b.fee Reduced
Women's "Benctiniade'' Ji.aO and fT.OO Shoes H.05
Women's 15.90 6pial- Shoes W-t
Womn'i "Extra Value" 3.50 and M M Shota 2.K
$3.50 to $5.00 Women's
Evening Slippers.
Just :o pain broken lots. EVENING
old gold dull kid. plaid and beaded styles.
Most of Our Men's Shoes
A Portion of Regular Lina Go This Way
IS style Hanan'a and
Hammersmith's "Cns-
tom" IT.fO and $d.iK
Shoes at
$4.95
Six st.rirs Hammer
smiths S00 -p
ctal" o1- sale at
$3.95
95c SHOE SALE
4M palm broken lots. In Women's High
Cut Shoes: small sixes. : to I. regular
to I S. on Ml st
lt pairs Big Girls' Lact
and Button
Shoes. tirok-n lot
lar I: m and J i'
most!)' nariow widths: resu
JJ! pair Children's and Little Boys' Shoes; broken
lets stars t to :. regular prices II 0 to t!.W... .
Nona of These Goods Exchanged or Sent on Approval.
508 MAIN
has arisen to the effect that the mil!
would soon N reopened tint officios
bars hatt made denial of this.
REFUGEES' LONG HIKE ENDED.
Journey From Marfa to Fort Bliss Ts
B Made by Trsin.
'AuocfleJ Press Refcrt
MARFA. Texas January IT - Almost
all of the J5S0 Mexican soldiers and the
J WINONA"
Nrrow
COLLAR
3 for 2S esatt
Oases. fMbody at Co. law. Ifekase
IT'S CHEAPER
When Your Health
Is Considered
to have your drug wants
filled with the Best Drugs
by Expert Chemists.
Let Us Ba "Your Druggists'"
Promt Delivery No Extra
Coat to You.
Burgheim's Pharmacy
(lacorwerstvd)
209 MAIN ST.
POULTRY
NETTING
1 to 2-Inch Mesh.
1 to 6 Feet Wide.
Now is the time to prepare
for the chickens.
SEE US.
Bering - Cortes
HARDWARE COUPANT-
PRAIRIE AND MILAM.
$1.95
SUPPERS la pink white blue.
riTO sty lea Hammer
smith's "Monajih"
1( 00 Shoes now
$2.95
and Ltw
pru - es ix oo
Low Heel
13t7 women and children refugees who
fled from OJinaga Mexico had arrived
in Marts from the border tonight and
tie first trainload was ma.de reaily to
go t Kort Bliss at Kl Paso where they
will be Interned.
The Mexicans with Oeneral Salvador
Mrrcado and other Federal commanders
probacy will arrive on the Fort Bliss
reservation before daylight tomorrow.
l.ess than W) American cavalrymen
had brought the refugees over the trail
and had kept them from strangling from
the line.
TRAIN BOBBERY CHARGE
Philip E. Tabor Committed to High-
er Court st New Orleans.
(HfsHrrn Pen Special.)
NEW ORLEANS. January lS.-Thitlp
E. Tabor an escaped convict from the
Huntsville. Texas penitentiary as com-
mitted to a higher court today where re-
moval proceedings win he Instituted
agHlnst him on a charge of having held
up an I.linols Central tram near Bates-
vtlle. Miss. (during the night of July 4.
1911. and robbing the mall car or alu-
able registered packages
The cane of William J. (Jrowe waa taken
under adMsement. Commissioner Kegi-
1 nald H farter having ixpressed a desire
or looking further into the case.
Tabor has already confessed to par-
tlcliating in the recent holdup of the
Sunset Limited of the Southern Pacific
at Harahan where $0000 was secured.
Most of this money was recovered tn a
raid on the boarding houae of Tabor at
(jretna.
STEAMER ENEBGIE AGROUND
Ten Members of Crew Taken Off
Wreck on Florida Coast.
'Associated Press Re fart.)
CHARLESTON 8. C . January 19 -Ten
members of the crew of the German ol!
I steamer Enen:te. which is aground off St
lulit mivi r I'jniu were oroogni nere
tonight by the steamer Luckenbach. Cap-
tain Fitxgerald The captain other of-
ficer and the remaining members of the
crew are still aboard the Knergie. but
the revenue cutter Yamacraw la near the
Energie
NO TRIPS FOR SUBMARINES.
"A7" Disaster Stops "A"' Class Er
periments of Britain.
Associated Press Retort.)
LONDON. January 11. It Is reported
the admiralty has Usued an order for-
bidding further trips by the "A " class
submarines and It is believed the use of
the remaining boats of this class will be
discontinued.
The sunken "AT" has not been found.
DALLAS MECHANIC
FORCED TO QUIT
Tells of His Experience With Plant
Juice for the (Benefit of
Other Sufferers.
Frank Watkins living at 2000't Mag-
njlia Street In Dallas waa forced to quit
work on account of muscular rheuma-
tism. The following is a brief statement
irom him that may be of benefit to
j others:
"I hate been pretty badly knocked out
I and muscular rheumatism at last got me
I down and I was forced to quit. I am
I and have lived in Dallas 14 years. Now
i I have thii much to aav for Plant Juice
Eight doses erf it did me more good than
ail other medicines I hare taken. The
awellings and pains have about left me
and I expect to be on my feet again and
ha.-k at work by the time I hare com-
pleted this bottle. It ia a great remedy
and 1 don't think there is anything to
equal It for rheumatism and for general
tonic effects."
I'lsnt Juice is the greatest vegetable
dissolvent of uric acid known. It clears
the blood of this Insidious poison which
escapes from weak kidneys and thus
bHngs relief to all forma of rheumatism.
It attacks all poisons clearing the blood
and liver. Catarrhal and malarial condi-
tions are quickly overcome by it. It ia
the greatest specific tonle and curative
of the age for all derangements of stem-
ach liver kidneys and blood. It will do
you good from the start. For sale at
Rouse s area- store. Advertisement.
tjrat feat SfeM.)
A.CBTIN. Texas Jaauarv . Ctueie.
Sieaer of lawraace af Baskiaf tT. W.
Center eta ted today that ae reaeM of
scensea for lilt would he lasuod trata
Bra cocapaalee have ceeapUed wita the
law requiring a payaaeat el I l-i per
rent of their groaa preatluss reoalptai ea
Texaa busineaa fogthe support of the
fire ussuraaee comasiaasoa. The law
creating the eotaaaieslofi made the) total
amount available lor the eoaasaiaatoa
lius.eoe la any oae ywas. The Lalela
ture apitoriated flee. see for each el
the two years ajtd provided that the as-
sassmenta againat the coaipaaied be paid
directly Ute the Bute Treasury. The
law di4 not however state which de-
partment should coilret the asoaey hut
owing to the ctoao rotation of the De-
partment of lasaraaco and Banking with
the exMnpaniea It waa believed best to
have the fees collected through that de-
partment etOTION IN WATtfta-PltftCE CASK.
n. J. Kckhardt Asked to Ba Formally Ola-
charted aa Receiver.
(Neusea ejt 5eosi.)
ACBT1N. Texas January lt.-The mo-
tion of R. J. Eckhardt of Taylor to he
formally discharged aa receiver for the
Waters-Pierce Oil Company sad allowed
compensation and attorney feea will come
up for hearing Tuesday before Judge
Charles A. Wilcox of the Twenty-atxth
District Court. Tha cose was set for Moa-
day. but could not bo heard.
Although the oil busineaa waa taken
out of tlie handa of the recetvor over
three years ago. he was never formally
discharged sou. Mr hVkhsrdt la claim-
ing tlvuo per month for SO months this
being the time Intervening between the
IssTaettlvmenl and the filing of petltloav
Also IJuv monthly for attorney a feea la
asked.
The attorneys for the oil company hold
that the company is not liable for this
compensation that the receiver aa ap-
point vd by the State and should have
bren discharged by the State.
Mr. Kckhardt and Attorneys K. B. Tar.
kins ul Iwllsa. 8am Canty of Fort Worth
and C. W. Carman general manager of the
ell company under the receiver are here.
GALVESTON BONQS APPROVED.
First Approval of Municipal Securities
Issued Under tho New Lave.
(Meulew Post SM.)
At 8TIN. Texas January 11 The first
bonds to be approved by the Attorney
Oeneral's Department under the ai t of the
recent Legislature granting In cities the
power to write their own charters were
submitted today by 1 Lovrntwrg Jr . aa-
sistant City Attorney of Galveston who
received approval on bonds aggregating
foe.oo The ootids approved today were:
City hall and municipal building. iioe.OOO.
public school buildings.. 0u0(i Increase
of water supply and enlargement of sewer
system. lUu.tKHi. street Improvement
tlM.OOU. fire boat and station. 176000;
flllinK In srea in West End. 125.000 All
thee bonds wth tho exception of the
issue for filling in the area In Woat End
are aerials and yield i per cent. This
Itsue la a 10-40 years' tenure bearing k
per cent Interest.
CAN NOT RETARD DEVELOPMENT.
Single Owner of Two Oil Lease Trscts
Must Work on Both Tracts.
(Hw Post Spent!.)
At'STIN. Texss. January 11. In an
opinion rendered the Commissioner of the
General Land Office the Attorney Gen-
eral s Department held that when two
separate permits to prospect for oil ac-
quired before the recent amendment to
the mining act each covering a tract of
;0 acres the one contiguous to the
other have been Issued and thereafter
acquired by one person or corporation
and oil Is developed on the land covered
hy one of the permits one lease can not
he Issued covering both tracts even
tuoudh they are contiguous and. under
such instances both tracts must be de-
veloped ss provided by law.
HOUST0NC0NCERN FILED CHARTER.
Security Investment and Development
Co. Hsd Authorised Capital of $600000
(Wii Port S fecial.)
AUSTlX Texas January 11. Tha Sec-
retary of State filed the charter of the
Security Investment and Development
Company of Houston today. The capital
stock is $500000. of which I12.WK) stock
has already been subscribed for the pur-
pose of the corporation Is to build and
Improve homesteads removing Incum-
beraiKKs therefrom and loaning money to
members thereof and nonmembers In ac-
cordance with an act of the Thirty-third
Legislature.
The incorporators each subscribed to
250'l worth of xtock. They are: John
H Kirov. E. J Hussion. John A. Hulen
J. Kirk and J. V. Woltera all of Hous-
ton. STATE BANK WAS CLOSED.
Banking Department Made Announce-
ment Reistive to Lockney Institution.
Homsien Pott Special.)
Al'STIN. Texas. January 11 The
Lockoey State Bank of Lockney. Floyd
County was closed today according to
an announcement from the State De-
partment of Insurance and Banking. The
bank is a guaranty fund bank capital
stock i;00O0. Deposits approximate
$1.'JC') and of that amount about 135.000
is protected hy the guaranty fund. The
hank has been in operation since June
1111. r
Corporations Chartered.
IHnutn Part Special)
AUSTIN Texas January 11. Charters
filed today:
Grayson Building and Saving Company
Sherman; capital stock. $500000. Incor-
porators: J. A. L. Wolfe H. A. Holliday.
J. B Wilson. H. W. Had B. B. Wil-
bsnks 8. W. Porter. W. B. Loving. Jerry
Wall. T Y. Newell. O. L. Bailey and
J. Q. A damson
Motor Inn Sales Company. Dallas; capi-
tal stork. I1&.000 tnnnriwiratnra' tiiila
Casper Clnde C. W Bowers. Dan 1
US Ties.
Jourdanton Brick and Tile Company.
Jourdanton. Atascosa County; capital
stock. (10040. Incorporators: E. Danai
V. H. Hill. H. G. Bwrthalter.
BEARDS LEY TO STTRREjTDER.
Barricaded Fanner Says He Will
Oire Up Wednesday.
lA'iooatei Press Repart.)
MAYTLLE N. Y. January 11. Sher-
iff Anderson failed today In two attempts
to break the seven days' siege of the
Beardsiey farm at Summerdale and to
arrest Edward Beardaley.
"I will surrender on Wednesday when
the mother-in-law takes the kids" he
said. "Then I an going to jail with At-
torney Pickard. If there's any monkey
business from the Sheriff and his gang
then there's going to be trouble.'
Beardsley Mid the woman In tha house
Mrs. Ena Plere who waa wounded hy
the accidental discharge of a) revolver
last night was all right.
i 1
To Curs a Cold In One Day
Tske IAIAT1VB BROMQ QOlXISg TtMetk
t-esiitt refund eraser If It falls Ss ears. i.
auvs. a sisnitnre is oa es-a w. r.-
They changed
and are glad of it!
Hon U timer that nukea ts feel pretty pod.
. It ia from ono of tho larfttt manuiactoren of
tlreo ia tho world.
"A$ joti know wt itre tboVt tho Urroat cen-
tralised Vint department it tho United States
and it wu quite soma. Tentnro for n to efcanre.
our index bat wa are certainly (lad we made
tho chaojre. -
'Tha (iria are rery eathaaiastic orer the aew
iadez and the work was aerer ia better condition
after oar tranaferred period thaa it ia this year.
The oae thing that appeals to mo ia this aw
index is the aboolute check wo haTO oa each and
every piece of man u we hare ia tulnf tho
aamberiaf featore ia the Aotomatic."
Mr. Business Man is it not about time yea got
rid of tho ererlastiag annoyance that comes from
misflled letters? Ths way to do it is instal
the "Automatic Index" method. It le for the
little as well as ths big business.
Phone or write and let us ahow you at your
office or ours how the Automatic Index works.
May we send you "A Few Letters from Users
of the 'Automatic Index ?
Library Bureau
Maaeiacmriag distributors of
Card aad filing systems. Office library and Dank equipment
Unit card and tiling cabinets in wood and steel.
310 Southern Pacific Bldg. Houston
Those. Prestos aUS
7 MEN KILLED
WHEN CONVICTS
TRIED ESCAPE
(Continued from Page One).
ficer. killed him. He was rushing to aid
hit fellow officers when he fell.
Oodfsey's Daring Cost Life.
Godfrey the guard sprang directly into
the path of the mutineers discharging
his revolver at them. He too fell a vic-
tim to Heed's deadly aim.
John R. Thomas was sitting in the
warden's office awaiting the return or
Wsrden R. W. Dick with whom lie had
a business engagement.
"There must be some trouble outside."
he said as he arose and walked toward
the door of the warden's office. Ap-
parently mistaking Judge Thomas for
the warden tho mutineers fired a volley
of shots at him. Ha aank to tha floor
mortally wounded.
Dragged Phone Girl Along.
Fearing an alarm might be given by
the telephone operator Jlary Foster the
three men next gave their attention to
the telephone switchboard. Thy turned
It over and tried to disconnect it.
"You come with us." they shouted aa
they dragged the girl into the prison
yard holding her before them to keep
the guards from shooting.
shielded by the girl's presence and
cheered on by 1500 convicts the three
men made their way across the prison
yard. Only one shot was fired at them
and It struck the girt
As she sank to the ground wounded
the convicts sprang to the prison gate.
With the keys they had taken from
Turnkey Martin they unlocked It and
were free. Outside the gate the horse
and buggy of Warden Dick was hitched.
The three men sprang into It.
On the wall the big guns began to
belch forth at tle fleeing eonvicts.
Guards and prison officials quickly
mounted horses and the pursuit of the
convicts began. It waa short-lived. The
heavy load that Warden Dick's horse
waa pulling soon ended the flight. The
guards were overtaking the prisoners.
Fired on Pursuing Posse.
"Tou'll never tske us alive" shouted
Reed as he stood up In the buggy and
fired at ths approaching officers. Tha
other convicts bent low to avoid the
scattering bullets. Reed fought the fipht
slone. rear-stricken the others crouch-
ed behind the staggering horse The
ugards poured a merciless firs Into the
buggy.
The horse fe!! ard the coavtcts ceased
firing. The three mutineers lay tn a
heap in the bullet riddled buggy dead.
AlthoOgh there was the greatest con-
tusion among the 1500 prisoners the
guards soon subdued them and none es-
caped. Warden Dick tonight was unable to
account for the manner In which the
eonvicta obtained the revolvers. It Is
believed they were secreted neaf the
prison by friends.
Told of Hearing Motor Car.
One of the guards told tonlglt of hear-
ing a motor cor stop In the road near
the prison last night. He said the car
remained outside the orison several min
utes then drove away. The 'authorities
beHeve this car had something to do
with the mutiny.
Reed Law and Koontz were known in
the prison as "bad men." Rear had a
long criminal record in the early days of
the old Indian Territory. He was sen-
tenced to two years In prison last year
on a charge of stealing a horse. Law
came from Pauls Valley on a forgery
sentence of five years while Koontx was
serving 40 years for manslaughter.
Oakes the assistant deputy warden
came here from Western Oklahoma. He
was one of the most popular officers at
the prison. He served In Colonel Roose-
velt's Rough Rider regiment In the
Spanish -American war.
Drover has been a photographer In Mc-
Alester for years and onlv recently ac-
cepted the place of Bectillon officer at
the prison.
Judge Thomas was one of the first
judges appointed after a Federal Court
was establish? in the old Indian Terri-
tory. WACO. Texas January 11 ThlS'
morning the examining trial of Roscoe
Hays and George Tltswortb charged
with killing Wilson Bird who was killed
at Athens early in the morning of Janu-
ary 4. began here. Justice Davis ts pre-
siding. Um0 SWAMSON'S "6-OROP8'
Few ys owriaissf BtUmt fxm
"The Young Lady
Across the Way"
We asked the young lady acrnaa the
way how her father wasetting along In
his banking business and she said she
guessed he must be doing very wall as
she overheard him say that he hoped to
pay all depositors In full.
WORKING FOR
CO-OPERATION
(Continued From Page One.)
the House Roads Committee. A special
rule making this bill an amendment to
the postoffice appropriation bill now be-
fore the House probably will be acted
upon tomorrow by the rules committee.
The blU proposes to divide the appro-
priation among the States In proportion
to the rural delivery routes and Tost
toads In each State. Tables setting forth
the mileage uf these roads in each State
were included In the report filed today.
Another table gave the amount of Fed-
eral aid which States might receive un-
der the provisions of the bill. Amounts
for the Southern States were fixed us
follows.
Alabama. 157ST50: Florida StS370;
Georgia. JTil.JfiO; Kentucky 1513.750;
Louisiana. tJ0!.500; Mississippi $171750;
North Carolina $640000; South Carolina
$U5.000 Tennessee $750250; Texas $1-
126. 250. Virginia $51.)60; Arkansas
$388750; Kansas $773750; Missouri. $1.-
018.750: New Mexico $100000; Oklahoma
$572500.
Declared Radium Only Cancer Cure.
Radium was described today to the
House committee on mines aa the only
cure the medical world has discovered for
cancer -the disease for which no cause
has been found and which experts before
the committee labeled a rebel against all
the laws that govern human tissue. Four
men who have devoted years to the study
of cancer appeared at the request of the
committee to which have been referred
resolutions empowering the President to
withdraw from entry public lands known
to contain radium bearing ores. They
were lr. Howard A. Kelly of Baltimore
Dr. Robert Abbe New York; Director
Oailonl of the New York State institution
for the study of malignant diseases and
Dr. C. rVBurnham of Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity. All the doctors agreed that the
crying need in their work was more
radium of which there Is less than two-
grams In reduced form now In the United
States.
David Lamar Again.
David Lamar who furnished sensa-
tional testimony before the Senate) lobby
investigation committee last summer and
who is under indictment In New York
for impersonating Congressmen in tele
phone conversations with big financiers
was revealed today as interested In the
effort to initiate Investigation Into al-
leged rebate giving by railroads to the
United States Steel Corporation. (The
Senate Interstate commerce comrqlttee
today adopted a resolution directing that
the charges of rebating contained tn Sen-
ator Lane's resolution ba referred to the
Attorney General and the Interstate Com-
merce Commission and such action he
taken as they deem advisable. . -
Favors Open Bidding for Warships.
Secretary Daniels. announced today
S
fib
Sears
OUR OUALiFICATIOiNS
IndieMual Berries whica tala Bank rendere to all Depositors.
Accessibility q our Officers for consultation upon all chinjrlnt Affaire.
Liberal treatment of Customers vlthla tus ruise of Safe Banking.
Absoluts 8iotr of funds by reason of wiser rsUre) Manajwaosat ani
Ample Capital. '
YOUR PATR0NA4I 19 INVITEtt.
4 INTIRUT PAID ON SAVINGS DErKltTt-4 V
THE NATIONAL DANE OF COMMERCE
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STEWART BUttDINQ 405 PANNIN STREET
WHY BAlLEY QUIT
IS NOW DISCLOSED
Well Known Fort Worth Man Telli
Story Involving; Liquid
Vitalitas.
"I have got something now I haven't
had In a long time ststes Mr. W. R.
Bailey aged 60. of 1013 Renner Street
Fort Worth. Texas. He Is a popular and
well known railroad carpnter. "It is an
appetite and Vitalitas Kave it to me"
he adds "and furthermore It has relieved
me of rheumatism and Indigestion which
made gerious Inroads upon my health.
The rheumatism was so annoying at
limes I could scarcely stand the pain.
When 1 would stoop over I could hardly
get straightened up again. It was this
condition that forced me to quit my posi-
tion vitalitas has broucht me complete
relief from both rheumatism and Indiges
tion."
Vitalitas cornea out of the earth and
containa a wonderful blend of the best
known medicinal basis from which mod-
ern medicines are made. With them is
suspended some energising force of Na-
ture. The effects of Vitalitas on the
human system wherever there is dis-
eases of stomach liver kidneys bowels
and blood are Immediate and highly
beneficial. The system is cleansed of
toxic poisons and is restocked with vigor
from the storehouse of Nature.
Those who suffer rheumatism find
quick relief In Vitalitas as uric acid
crystals in the blood are dissolved and
eliminated. There is also speedy relief
for indigestion and vartoua other ills
affecting the organs named. Investigate
Vitalitas today at the House drug store.
For sale by all druggists. Advertise-
ment. that he favored opening the bidding for
American warship contracta to foreign
ship builders in order to force greater
competition among private plants in the
United States. Only through real and
keen competition the Secretary holds
can the Government expect' to get reason-
ably low prices.
Wants Farm Loan Bureau.
Senator Norrls introduced a bill today
for a bureau in the Department of Agri-
culture to lend money on farm land at
4 per cent for a period of five years to
be repaid at the rate 'of one-fifth each
year. . .
Money would be loaned fdr the pur-
chase of land to pay debts or for farm
buildings. The bureau would" get Its
funds by Issuing S 1-1 per cent United
States bonds.
President Opposed to P. O. Rider.
President Wilson today reiterated to
callers his opposition to the "rider" In
the postoffice appropriation' bill which
would exempt more than 2000 assistant
postmasters from tha civil aervice. The
President did not Indicate any plan for
having the provision eliminated but was
emphatic tn hia opposition.
Are youdiicoiiragcdT
Have you ear REAL reaoa
to bet Probably not ten te
exta Uja your Hirer. You need '
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Hie effect iaenlle yet rarely
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If seeking an investment re-
member that the Certificates of
Deposit issued by this Company
are both profitable and absolutely
safe. They yield 4 per cent in-
terest from the day of issue.
Houston Land & Trust CeaBiay
(CkotMrtd 1171 .( sWiag rm7rgej.)
CAPITAL AND tUNPLUS MsOJXXXOO
Means a Good Title
Stewart Building k
We Will Buy or Sell
Texas Co. Stocks or Bonds
Stocks For Sale
Bankers Trust Co.
Stocks Wanted
Great Southern Life Insurance Co.
Wm. B. King.
W. O. aherwoed.
WM. B. KING & CO.
Stock and Bond Dealers.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
BOUGHT AND SOLD
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Investment Bankers
Houston rtxaa
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