Knights of Labor District Assembly Meets in Lowell
District Assembly No. 30 Knights of Labor convenes in Lowell for a two day meeting with elections likely and orders to elect a new master workman. Growth in branches and membership noted, with focus on legislative work, cooperative distribution, and disputes with Dunn, Greene & Co. in Hudson.
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Knights of Labor
Lowell
A. A. Carlton
Knights of Labor of Massachusetts
Dunn, Greene & Co
Hudson
Tanners and Curriers
New England Shore and Leather Association
Huntington Flals
Ola Bay State
Feil River
Haverhill
Rink Events Draw Local Athletes With Races And Signings
Nate Clark and J A Snowden ready for the Highland rink events tonight at the Olympian Club hosts a three mile race with four prizes. Friday offers a five mile race and Saturday a ten mile event with five prizes up to 50 dollars. Walton plans return to enter races along with Jake Small. Other hockey signings include Smith of the Bostons Brocktons Cook Fracker and Quimby of the Bay States. Rumor says Frecker is delivering standout work and a dispute over skate ownership and royalties involves Joseph F Paul and Frank P Baker.
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Nate Clark
J. A. Snowden
Highland Rink
Olympian Club
Walton
New York
Jake Small
Smith
Bostons
Brocktons
Cook
Fracker
Quimby
Old Bay States
Pavonias
Jersey City
Frecker
Frank P. Baker
Raymond
Joseph F. Paul
Paul
Baker
Fabian Tactics Highlight Denny Kelleher Bout in Philadelphia
Sporting miscellany notes Denny Kelleher using Fabian tactics to avoid fight with Cleary in a four round bout. Crowd displeased as Kelleher retreats and declines to engage. Also covers contracts for Lawrence and Donald, Weld’s Gitana voyage, Jack Dempsey’s NY benefit, and an Olympian Club skating race with prize money.
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Denny Kelleher
Tug Wilson
Cleary
Philadelphia
Fabius
Mike
Kelleher
Lawrence
James J. Donald
Frank F Nicholas
Wiggin
W. F. Weld
Gitana
Bermudas
Weld
Upham
Longfellow
Sprague
Jack Dempsey
New York
Jack
Mitchell
Burke
Marine
Nassau Halls
B. A. Atkinson & Co
Olympian Club
S. H. Tighe
E.G. Howe
M. McGrath
E. Chapman
C. H. Davis
M. H. Hester
Messrs
B. A. Atkinson
James Sumner Leads Boston Knights of Labor Assemblies
James Sumner organized several Knights of Labor groups in Boston area last week. The Boston Barber Assembly met at 176 Tremont Street with seventy members, proposing 10 cent shave and 26 cent hair cut rates and opposing Sunday work. Other crafts formed assemblies including saddlers and coopers, all under Sumner’s guidance.
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James Summer
Knights of Labor
Boston
Tremont Street
W. .Kitian
New Assembly
Romley
Seidlinger
John A. Brown
Saddlers of
Boston Studies
Arembly
Coopers
Boston’ Coopers’ Assembly
James Sumner
K. of L
Co operation at Lynn plans a worker owned shoe factory
A Lynn movement seeks a 50 shareholder co op shoe manufactory with $250 shares totaling $12,000 capital. Investors must be workers. no non owners in clerical or supervisory roles. A second meeting is scheduled this week to advance the project and solidify premises.
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Lynn
Successful Arbitration In Gloucester City Strike
An amicable agreement reached between a Knights of Labor arbitration committee in Philadelphia and Gloucester City New Jersey merchants. Twenty of the four hundred strikers will resume work tomorrow morning as the company concedes wage increases from 10 to 16 percent in departments. The 100 nonunion workers brought in to replace striking employees will remain.
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Philadelphia
Knights of Labor of Phiadelphia
Gloucester City
N. J
National Bricklayers Set Nine Hour Day Rule
In St. Louis the National Bricklayers and Masons Association ended its secret sessions with a compromise on the eight hour workday. The adoption of a nine hour day for a standard shift will become effective nationwide starting next May.
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St. Louis
National Bricklayers and Masons’ Association
National League Decides To Have Eight Clubs In 1886
New York January 16 baseball men gathered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel as a special league committee chaired by A H Soden considered expanding to eight clubs. After votes Spalding shifted to support eight and Washington Nationals were admitted. Three western bids Kansas City Milwaukee Indianapolis awaited the final choice.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
A. H. Soden
Boston
A. G. Spalding
Chicago
A. J. Reach
Philadelphia
J. B. Day
J. Rogers
Aftier
Jutting Notes From Tremont Temple and City
Five persons were baptized after the morning service at Tremont Temple yesterday. Boston saw 167 deaths last week, down from 197 a year earlier. Mr. J Montgomery Sears will sail for Europe for a two year tour. Mrs. Frye hosted a party of fourteen at 21 Commonwealth Avenue. Massachusetts Press Association event set for Feb. 2 at United States Hotel with General Banks turning 70 on Jan. 30. Boston Club plans a dinner in the General’s honor. Gertrude Seuli invites Beethoven Club to a Commonwealth avenue supper this evening. The Butler firm’s annual ball for employees is set for Feb. 15 at Odd Fellows Hall. David Nevins gave a distinguished dinner Saturday night. 32 Beacon Street and 201 Commonwealth Avenue homes hosted New York and Boston guests. The Catalonia carried six intermediate and 52 steerage passengers. George H. Hartwell spoke on Civilized Electricity to the Mercantile Library Association. General Douglas Frazar, Boston and Maine official, to lecture on Japan at Tremont Temple. Christian Association prayer meeting schedule at Tremont Row lists speakers through the week. J L Gilman and H M Sylvester addressed the Y.M.C.A. on Capitalized Energy. Back Bay Tobogganing Club enjoyed a Chestnut Hill outing with a post-ride supper at 326 Dartmouth Street. Gilman E. Fisher spoke on The Great Northwest at the Y.M.C.U. The embroideries exhibit at Williams & Everett crowded. textile show extended to allow embroideries to remain. Sirtsin’s pictures postponed to extend embroidery display. Rt Rev Benjamin H. Paddock confirmed six at the Church of the Good Shepherd. sermon titled The Legitimate Effect of God’s Law.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Europe
Frye
Commonwealth Avenue
Massachusetts Press Association
United States
N. P. Banks
Boston Club
Gertrude Seuli
Beethoven Club
William 8. Butler & Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall
David Nevins
Beacon Sheet
Thomas Seagel
Commonweath Avenue
New York
William G. Walker
Walter Coult
George H. Hartwell
Mercantile Library Association
Douglas Frazar
Manazer
Boston and Maine Railroad
Japan
Christian Association
Thussay
Joan Jackson
George EK. Ricker
J. L. Gilman
H. M. Sylvester
Y.m.canion
Baldwin
Back Bay
Chestnut Hill
Charles F. Wright
Dartmouth Street
Gilman
EF. Fisher
Weymouth
Mass
Great Northwest
Y.M.C. Union
Williams & Everell’s
Sirtsin
Benjamin H. Paddock
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cortes Street
Cowen Endorses Scott's Emulsion For Infantile Wasting
Dr S W Cowen of Waco Texas reports using Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hyphosphites to treat infantile wasting. He states it restores wasted tissue strengthens patients and is recommended for diseases with atrophy.
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Scott
Notable Linen Trade Figures Across Cities and Firms
A list of names and firms spans cities from Augusta Georgia to San Francisco California. Individuals such as C W Baldwin Baldwin x Feminz and Geo W Terry S Buntington's Sons & Co appear alongside brokers from Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and St Louis. The fragmentary roster lists partnerships like Mantonya & Van Gilder and Phelps Dodge & Palmer with multiple U S locations including Detroit Kansas City and Lafayette Indiana.
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Augusta
Mulberin
Muniheriné
Athens
W Baldwin
Baldwin x Feminz
Tre
Lobe
Grattan
Chicago
Mantonya
Mantuusa&é Co
Marks
Oraw
van Gilder
Steve Creenon
Steve Ueedon & Co
Aim
Phelps
Dodge & Palmer
P Gore
P Gore & Co
Ff Demuth
Mabley
Carew
Charleston
M Drake
Drake & Sons
Dallas
Tex
J Mowe i
Howell Bro
B&sco
Detroit
Mich-T
McGraw
McGraw & Uo
Bran
Kansas City
P Moores
Vesnise Not the Day of Small Things
An advertising note extols Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as small helpful items. It claims they cure headaches relieve sluggish livers and are purely vegetable and harmless. Sold by all druggists.
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Pierce
Opposition to Metropolitan Sewerage Plan Raises Objections
Consulting Engineer Clark discusses practical views as opposition to the metropolitan sewerage proposal grows. The sewerage commission report faces likely rejection by the Legislature, with suburban towns resisting expense apportionment. Drainage becomes essential as suburbs expand near Boston's water supply.
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Eliot
Clarke
Sewerage Commission
Boston
Bitter opposition to Medford sewer plan threatens split
Residents meeting at Tufts Hall oppose metropolitan sewering and a West Medford drainage scheme linked to the Mystic water system. Officials fear a half million dollar cost, with broad municipal allocations and legal challenges possible to block the project.
Woburn Backs Sewer Plan While Seeking Key Rights
Woburn supports the commission’s sewer plan but seeks essential rights and equitable terms from the Legislature. The town urges entry rights to all sewers, ability to build laterals, and the power to assess betterments, plus a long loan with redeemable terms to spread costs.
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Woburn
Orce
Board of Select
Nentra
City of
Boston
Mystic Valley
Legislative Committee of the
al Mg
Weburp
Jenna P. Crane
Harlow
House
Senate
Syatem
Cluyden
City Seeks Metropolitan System Despite Price Tag
City officials push for a metropolitan system while weighing a high cost. Budget debates focus on long term benefits and funding options as leaders balance public need against financial strain.
Somerville Opposes New Sewer System as City Debates Costs
Somerville officials reject a $250,000 building plan and $83,000 annual maintenance for a new sewer system. Mayor Burns urges postponement, arguing current drains are adequate and future costs would burden residents. Chelsea officials similarly oppose changes, citing sufficient existing lines and potential city-wide expense.
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Somerville
Burns
Legis Ature
Chelsea
Improved Sewerage Commission
Eugene F. Enodicott
Prattville
Miyor
Arthur L. Champlin
Thee
Sc Werage
Cuelsea
Provision for a System But The Question of Cost to Be Considered
The proposed metropolitan sewerage system for Walsbham awaits thorough study. Estimated expenses include about 125000 for the main line plus 75099 for street extensions and 29090 for potential outlay plus pumping to Moon Island. A fertilizer use option on farms is also considered, with decision left to citizens after legislative action.
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Cambridge
Bridge Street
Lowell Railroad Bridge
East
John P., Squire & Co
Charles H. North & Co
Raissell
T He
North Cambridge
North Avenue
Brooxiine Bridge
Cowege
Waltham
Charestown
Somerville
East Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Ove
Russell
Boston
Charles River
Moon Island
Craigie Bridge
Ridge Street
Craigie
West Boston
Cambridge Chronicle
Walsbham
Sewerage Commission
City of
Horton
Boston water board sewage plan faces Natick Framingham resistance
Natick and Framingham resist a proposed metropolitan sewerage scheme tied to Boston water supply. The plan would cost Natick $60 000 upfront and about $3 000 annually, with Framingham share of about $15 000, raising protests over benefits and burdens. Citizens argue Boston benefits by securing water while towns pay to clean basins they already protect.
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Sudbury
Cochituate
Boston
Hyde Park
Neponset
Worcester
Millburg
Taunton
Board of Guardians of Inland Waters
Framingham
Woecester
Worcester Shoul
Natick
Boston Water Board
Natiex
Woman’s Prison
Sherborn
City of
Pegan Brook
Buston
Lake Cochitune
Icis
Fremingham Gazette
Boton
Lake Cochiinate
Sudbury River
Leading Features of the State Sewerage System
Consulting engineer Mr. Eliot Clusmke, employed on the project, discussed the subject in depth yesterday, outlining key aspects and considerations of the proposed system. He emphasized design elements, potential impacts, and the role of the commission in guiding implementation.
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Eliot Clusmke
Commission
Sugar Market Weakens In Havana With Lower Prices
Unfavorable abroad news keeps Havana sugar market soft. Buyers push for price cuts as outport prices rise. weather remains good. Havana and Matanzas stocks total 4600 boxes plus 2500 hogsheads, with weekly receipts 245 boxes and exports to the United States. Freight rates climb to 225 250 gold per sugar bird, exchange weak.
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Havana
Matanzas
United States
Transatlantic Vessel Movements Highlight Global Departures
Shipping notes list numerous ships and origins across 15 to 17 January. Vessels include Mediterranan from Peconic, Lydian Monarch from London, Neptune from Port au Prince, Gaelic from China and Japan, and Gellert from New York, with arrivals and departures announced near Boston, New York, London, Queenstown, San Francisco, Antwerp, and Rotterdam.
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Boston
Peconic
Mediterranan
Catalonia
Liverpool
Stockholm
Newcastle
New York
Fulda
Bremen
Halsey
South America
City of Richmond
Neckar
London
Glen Tanar
Oregon
Trinidad
Bermuda
Latimbro
Palermo
Orincee
St Kitts
Neptune
Port Au Princee
Republic
St Laurent
Chicago
Gellert
Kineale
Kansas
Antwerp
Jermann
Rotterdam
P Ua'aud
Queenstown
Lord Gough
Philielphia
Shipping losses and recoveries loom large in Atlantic waters
Jan 16 reports from New York to Newfoundland detail multiple vessels ashore or damaged, including Herry D Brewster at Monmouth beach and Stony Brook hauled off Oldfield, Rattlesnake returning to Boston for repairs, and Pax raised after sinking in Ashley River. Wrecks, frostbite, and recoveries ripple across Gloucester, Newport, Provincetown, and Bermuda ports with several crews saved or treated, and ongoing dredging and docking for repairs.
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New York
Herry
Brewster
Monmouth Beach
Fort Jefferson
Stony Brook
Oldfield
Philadelphia
Rattlesnake
Boston
Fortress Monroe
Harriet Fanson
Bahia
York
Newport
Minnie W Griffin
Ava Chains
New Hampshire
Charleston
Pax
Ashley River
Glouester
Sch O'S Baylls
Chelsea Hospital
Cardiff
Amelia,Burgess
Liverpool
Penarth
Bermuda
Idaho
Richardson
Cienfuegos
Wlright
Provincetown
JW Gaskill
Long Point
George Gibbs
St George
Charles Island
Long Island Sound
H # Simmons
Delaware
Portland
Dummond Point
Savannnah
Savannah
Adele Thackara
Baltimore
Dennisport
Richmann
Bass River Light
Mary Adelaide
West Quaidy Pay
Vineyard Haven
Cottage City
H Foster
St John
Port Jefferson
Seabird
Ellsworth
Grand Banks
Turp
Nellin
Thurston
Motawk
Hong Kong
Cape
Nellie Sawyer
Portiana
Tog Cathia
Phiadelphia
Hampton Roads
London
Clifton
Staten Island
Boothbay
Woodbury
Brown
St Domingo
Bisten
Shelburne
Gloucester
Mabel Kenniston
Sih
Bessie Mortis
Lynn
Orient Point
Scott
New London
Branch Hydrographic Office
Sir Lucy A Davis
Pray
Jens
Jon
Davis
Agia
Georgetown Pei
Gordon Wefere
Azila
Gorton
Tims
Ships and Voyages Marked by Ocean Trade Dates
A list of vessels and routes with origins and destinations across the Atlantic and Pacific. Includes ships such as Queen of the West, Harmonia, Glenlyon, Onyx, and William R Page. Ports cited include Boston Halifax New York San Francisco Yokohama and Hong Kong with January and December dates.
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Aspinwall
Shetland
Haskell
Boston
Queen of the West
Evans
Swansea
Mechant
Ls.own
Boreaux
Hong Kong
Ar Deco
Harmonia
Kassebahn
San Francisco
Locs
Port
Edward Blake
Griffin
New York
Halifax
Port Mulgrave
William R Page
Cousins
Canso St Andrews
Nwb
Moran
McDougall
Newmore
Yokohama
Hiogo
Glenlyon
Warmouth
Onyx
Shaw
Newark
Avonmouth
Texas
Cross
Portland
Wiimsterdama
Abbott, Chase
St Incent
Ansier
John C Smith
Foss
Barrow
Shadwan
Philadelphia
Cardiff
Amelia
Burgess
Liverpool
Carthagena
Edwin
Baltimore
Dungeness
Pasced
Western Belle
Bray
Coryphone
Gina
Texan
New Orleans
Wylie
St Johns
Londom
Joseph A Scammell
Thompson
Lizard
Thieva
Fraser
Hamburg
Sarmatiana
Richardson
Point de Grave
Chateau Lafite Journel
Bordeaux
Prawie Pounat
Liscard
New Viicups
Havre
Queenstown
Arran
Celtic
Glentall
Mio Jumetro
aAr
Spotless
Myriek
Steamer departures and weather reports from Gibraltar to Port Medway
The log notes the steamer Peconic with cargo and crew, weather details at lat 40N 050W, and heavy seas with deck washing to prevent contact. It records gale activity on Jan 12 from the South, shifting northward, and hurricane force winds delaying progress toward port. Additional entries cite vessels Wilkesbarre City of Gloucester and Jennie Cushman with routes and cargo, plus clearances at port Medway and Philadelphia.
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Peconic
Jenkins
Palermo
Malaga
Gibraltar
Pheips Ros & Co
Willugale
Contaft
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Moise Wcf
Shame
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Jennie Cushman
Grandt
Goree
Mise Fooder
Tme
Cave Cod
Kudah
Ryan
Port Medway
Mary Sprague
Thomaston
Pland
Philadelphia
Belmont
Perkins
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Stockholder seeks court actions to curb Atchison Santa Fe schemes
A Detroit investor reports filing suits to restrain interest on Sonora bonds and dividends while challenging the Atlantic and Pacific ventures in Colorado New Mexico Arizona Old Mexico California. He seeks a receiver and aims to void at least eleven million in stock, with possible recovery for victims. He invites other stockholders to join before the next annual meeting and provides contact details in Topeka and Detroit.
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Atchison Company
Sonora
Supreme Court of Kansas
Topeka
Atlantic and Pacific
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Old Mexico
California
Atomson Company
Boston Water Board Sealed Proposals for High Service Castings
The Boston Water Board invites sealed proposals by January 26, 1845 for special castings for the High Service. Bidders must state residence, sign the bid, and provide a $50 bond with satisfactory security. Contracts may be awarded with delivery beginning April 2, 1836 and completing May 15, 1836, with bonds and sureties resident in Massachusetts. The board may reject all proposals.
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Boston
Hate
Wester Board
Utive
Blader
Water Board
Hal
Massachusetts
T. Rockwell
Chaiman Boson Water Board
City Hall
Unclear OCR fragment notes ship and port terms
Fragmentary text mentions Cape Hancock, ground water for Cork, San Francisco, a steamer Botdal and names Chastney and Ben.
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Atoria
Cape Hancock
Gienhervic
Cork
Port
Donnelly San Franciis
Eerere Ae
Botdal
Chastney
Ben
Massachusetts Court Orders Notice For Petition In Boston
Massachusetts Superior Court issues notice on petitions and orders directing publication in Boston Post. Court requires defendant service by publication and appearance at February sessions, naming Morgan and Lion families and the contract action for two thousand dollars.
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Massachusetts
Susfule
Superior Coure
A. D
Charles H. Morgan
Frank Morgan
Newburyport
Cur Centy
Essex
Copartets
Morgan Brothers
Boston
Suffolk
Samuel Lion
Mitchell Lion
New Orleans
Louisiana
Copartners
Lion
Gorton
Cuffok
Boston Post
A. Willard
Libel notice and mechanic lien case in Suffolk court
The Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court orders the libellant to notify Malcolm H. Hawes to appear in Boston on the first Monday of April, publish the libel and order weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post, with final publication sixty days before the April date. Samuel Ritchir petitions in January 1886 to enforce a mechanic s lien on a Roxbury land and dwelling, seeking sale of the property to cover $97.75 in labor costs due to John Osborne Jr. through A J Lynn, owner s agent.
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Superior Court
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Khoston Post
Joan W. McKim
Supreme Judicial Cour
Suffolk
Truily
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Malcolm H. Hawes
Inveresk
Scotland
J. G. Everidge
Otober
Malcolm
Hawes
Ionaca
England
Malcolm H Hawes
Jane
Lillie Morris
Supreme Judicial Court
Massachusetts
Ss. Superior Court
Samuel Ritchir
Sudsik
Roxbury
Parker Street
Murphy
Griffin
Lota
Lea
J Lynn
John Osborne, Jr
Sul
Samuel Kitchi
Local Furniture and Bedding Makers Advertise Goods
An assortment of early 20th century ads lists lounge beds Ottomans mattresses upholstery and related items. Firms such as Plimpton & Co at 1077 and Washington St advertise lounge beds and parlor furniture while Sidney Squires & Co promote automatic soap oils and upholstery supplies. Other entries include centerpieces brackets cornice enrichments and a philsophy of taking old furniture in exchange for work.
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Willliam’f.m
Oornaiin Gora
Plimpton Sots
Hl. St. Plimpton& Co
Eens & Tires
Sidney Squires & Co
Washington Si
GON
ORME
Kita
Harvey C
Tremont St
Phinsey
Camden
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