Monarchs, Socialists Meet as Ferri Praises King in Rome
A high profile event in Rome sees Jul ian Monarch and Enrico Ferri greet the King with praise as Ferri’s socialist followers steer toward reformist aims. The scene hints at wider cross currents in Europe with monarchs and leftists sharing common goals on social and economic reform amid political tension.
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Victor Emmanuel
Saas
Cape
Rome
Eos
Argentina
Ferri
Tien
Cali
Italy
Russia
Nicholas II
Sey
Czar
St. Petersburg
Emery Cafe
Lord Chelseas death leaves seven year old heir amid bankruptcy turmoil
The late Lord Chelsea died last week at age seven from appendicitis complications. His uncle, Hon. Gerald, now Viscount Chelsea, inherits Cadogan holdings and the estate faces a large bankruptcy looming over the family. The sudden death follows a saga of assets, debts, and public disgrace tied to the Cadogan fortunes.
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Chelsea
Geraid
Atoran
Meir
Earigem
Grouna Lendierd
Lamdon
Susan
Gerald Ame
Chel
Erael
Lismétha
Hedworth Larabton
Aecessor
Tuxedo Park Horse Show Opens With Social Highlight
The annual Tuxedo Horse Show begins tomorrow at Tuxedo Park. Socially prominent guests swirl into the club and cottages for the weekend with luncheons and dinners. All classes are filled, plus trotting and pacing races drawing wide attention. notable entrants include Miss Coster and Miss Mortimer among others.
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the Tribune
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Horse Show Association
Tuxedo Club
Edson Bradley
Charles E. Sampson
Theodore Frelinghuysen
W. M. W. Hoffman
Richard Mortimer
Miss Coster
Miss Mortimer
Miss Vogel
Miss Shepard
Kane
Miss Tilford
Peary Heads to London Over German Jurisdiction Suit
Commander Robert E. Peary started for London after being served with papers in a suit by Rudolph Francke. He argued German courts lack jurisdiction and expected box office receipts at Philharmonic Hall to be attached. The case set for June 28 and Peary plans to sail for New York this Saturday after naming American Ambassador Hill as handler.
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Berlin
Robert E. Peary
Rudolph Francke
London
Hill
Peary
Philharmonic Hall
England
New York
Free Admission At Museums And Costa Rica Relief Event
Today features free admission to the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. A convention of the National Association of Controllers runs at Hotel Astor from 10 a.m. A musical fundraiser for Costa Rica earthquake victims is also at Hotel Astor at 8 15 p.m.
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American Museum of Natural History
The
Zoological Garden
National Association of Controllers
Hotel Astor
Costa Rica
New York From The Suburbs World’s Fair Talk
A string of New York commentary opines on a 1913 world’s fair and transit, with mockery of subway riders, praise for the city’s transit, and notes on a philanthropic plan. References include Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Inquirer St Paul Dispatch New Haven Palladium Washington Star Philadelphia Times Dayton News Syracuse Post Standard.
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New York
Detroit Free Press
Philadelphia Inquirer
St. Paul
Death of Sir George Newnes Publisher of Tit Bits and Strand
London June 3 Sir George Newnes owner of The Westminster Gazette founder of Tit Bits and The Strand Magazine and giver of an international chess trophy died today Born March 13 1851 he rose from a Derbyshire cleric son to a publisher building a fortune through bold ideas and efficient advertising His work shaped British publishing training figures like Northcliffe and Pearson and his empire included The Grand Magazine Country Life and many other titles His son Frank H Newnes will manage his publishing interests and rubber plantations on the Amazon headwaters
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London
George Newnes
Westminster Gazette
Strand Magazine
George
Swansea Town
T. M. Newnes
Matlock
Derbyshire
Stilcoates
Yorkshire
City of London
Priscilla Hillyard
Leicester
Boys’ Brigade
Manchester
Newnes
Sir George
Review of Reviews
Strand
Sherlock Holmes
Lord Northcliffe
Cyril Arthur Pearson
Stead
Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
Liberals
Pall Mall
Sir
Grand Magazine
Country Life
The
Captain
Wide World Magazine
the Garden
Sunday Strand
Fry's Magazine
Ladies’ Field
Woman’s Life
All England
Trafalgar Square
Borchgrevink
South Pole
Sir Thomas Lipton
Devonshire
National Liberal
Thomas A. Edison
Cambridgeshire
Swansea
Frank H. Newnes
Amazon
Medical Director R J Dean Dies at Home in Washington
Washington notes report the death of Richard J. Dean medical director United States Navy retired. He joined as assistant surgeon in 1856, served through the Civil War, became medical inspector in 1873 and medical director in 1880, retiring 1895. Born Harrisburg Pa in 183.
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Washington
Richard J. Dean
United States Navy
Richard Crain Dean
Navy
Harrisburg
Penn
Benjamin F. Ham Dies at 74 in Crawford New Jersey
Benjamin F. Ham former New York Stock Exchange member died of apoplexy in Crawford New Jersey at seventy four. Born in Baldwinsville New York he served as Union Pacific auditor and with the Civil War Grant army commissary. He later entered brokerage with brother J M Ham of Brooklyn. NYSE seat sold eight years ago. He leaves four children.
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Crawford
N. J
Benjamin F. Ham
New York Stock Exchange
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Union Pacific Railroad
Grant
Ham
J. M. Ham
Brooklyn
Exchange
Mr. Ham
Captain Moller Died in Copenhagen On June 9
Captain of the Sinntinavien Americans ship Line, based in Copenhagen, died there today. The terse note records the loss of the ship’s head while dockside or at sea, with no further details on circumstances or successors.
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Copenhagen
Sinntinavien- Americans
Samuel Pierpont Townsend Dies in Hartford June 9
Samuel Pierpont Townsend born September 25 1838 in Wilmington D C was a noted Connecticut lineage figure and former Chicago bond broker in 1881. He died in Hartford today. Survived by wife Ellen Marcy who died October 17 1848, and two children Ellie T Coot and George M Townsend state editor of The Harvard Courant. Funeral will be held.
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Hartford
Conn
Samuel Pierpont Townsend
Wilmington
D. C
Connecticut
Chicago
Ellen Marcy
Ellie T Coot
George M. Tewngend
Harvard Courant
Funeral services and interment plan announced
Saturday afternoon services will follow a Friday ceremony with interment in Springfield. Fil.
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Springfield
Brig. Gen. James Biddle dies in Berkeley Springs WV
Brigadier General James Biddle United States Army retired died at his home in Berkeley Springs West Virginia on June 9 He served in the Civil War rising from first lieutenant to brigadier general later active in the Spanish American era He was born in Philadelphia in 1832 son of Edward R and Eliza Terry Biddle educated at the College of the City of New York He led the 10th New York Volunteers 1861 captained regulars and later commanded the 6th Indiana Cavalry He held brevet ranks and belonged to Loyal Legion Sons of the American Revolution and several clubs His wife was Ellen F McGowan of Elizabeth New Jersey.
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W. Va
James Biddle
Biddle
West
Philadelphia
Edward R and
Eliza Terry Biddle
College of the City of
New York
10Th New York Volunteers
6Th Indiana Cavalry
Ohio
Regular Army
Loyal Legion
Sons of the American Revolution
Metropolitan, Army and Navy
Washington
Pacific Union
San Francisco
Colubs
Ellen F. McGowan
Elizabeth, N. J
Mrs Martha L Curtis Dies in New Haven at 91
Mrs Martha Leach Curtis widow of former Knox College president died at her son Professor E L Curtis Yale Divinity School home in New Haven. She was Mount Holyoke College oldest living graduate, entered 1837 and graduated 1839. aged 91. leaves daughter Mrs H V Freeman of Chicago and two sons William A Curtis of Zion City Illinois and Professor E L Curtis.
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Martha Leach Curtis
William L. Curtis
Knox College
E. L. Curtis
Yale Divinity School
Curtis
Mount Holyoke College
H. V. Freeman
Chicago
William A. Curtis
Zion City, Il
Obituary notes for Nunn and How depart notable hotelier and former senator
George R. Nunn aged forty seven proprietor of Nunn's Inn Cranberry Lake New York a well known hotel man in the state is dead Carleton F How former state senator of Haverhill Massachusetts died Wednesday night at Danvers Massachusetts insane hospital after a three month illness How was forty six years old
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George R. Nunn
Nunn
Cranberry Lake
N. Y
Carleton F. How
Haverhill
Mass
Danvers
Mass.) Insane Hospital
How
Harvard Men Meet Today in Cleveland Two Day Session
Prominent Harvard Club delegates from across the nation gather in Cleveland for a two day Associated Harvard Clubs meeting. About three hundred attendees include Dr. A Lawrence Lowell Secretary Meyer Joseph H Choate Major Henry L Higginson Delano Howard Elliott Robert T Lincoln Julian W Mack and Joseph Leiter. The convention focuses on social events with President Lowell delivering a speech to the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday evening.
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Harvard Clubs
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Meyer
Navy Department
Joseph H. Choate
England
Henry L. Higginson
Delano
Wabash Railroad Company
Howard Elliott
Great Northern Railroad Company
Robert T. Lincoln
The
Pullman Company
Lincoln
Julian W. Mack
Joseph Leiter
Lowell
Chamber of Commerce
Bryant Kennelly Family Plans Greenwich Summer Stay
Mr and Mrs Bryant Kennelly and their daughter Miss Marguerite of 60 Westth Street will spend the first half of June at the Apawami sub in Rye. After June 15 they will reside in Greenwich Connecticut for the summer.
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Greenwich
Bryant. Kennelly
Marguerite Kennelly
No. 60
Westth Street
Apawami Sub
Rye
Conn
Wax bust of Flora sparks affidavits from Lucas Whitburn and Stephens
The Burlington Magazine prints affidavits by Albert Diiver Lucas Thomas Whitburn and John Stephens on the wax Flora bust. Lucas recalls aiding his father Richard Cockle Lucas in wax casting and the busts storage at Chilworth and later sale to Mr. Simpson. Whitburn confirms details and Stephens outlines the two other statements.
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London Times
Burlington Magazine
Messrs
Albert Diiver Lucas
Thomas Whitburn
John Stephens
Flora
Germany
England
Padwell Road
Southampton
Richard Cockle Lucas
Salisbury
Nottingham Place
London
Lucas
Buchanan
Berdmore
Leonardo da Vinci
Christie
Simpson
Guildford
British Museum
Whitburn
Picture of Roosevelt Comes With Tribune Sunday
With every copy of next Sunday's Tribune a colored copyrighted photograph of ex President Roosevelt will be included. The image is titled Emerging from the Jungles and depicts the colonel in a striking pose.
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Tribune
Roosevelt
Twins in Artist Colony at Macdougal Alley
A Tribune stroll among Macdougal Alley studios notes a new automobile at Edwin W. Deming’s studio. His wife Alma gives birth to a son. Deming, already father of five, adds twins later. The son Jack is revered as the Pride of Macdougal Alley. Deming plans a Canadian trip. a bust of Jack was made by James Earl Fraser.
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Art News
Tribune
Macdougal Alley
Harry Payne Whitney
No. 5
Edwin W. Deming
Jack” Deming
Mr. Demi
Canada
Mr. Deming
Therese Osterheld
Yonkers
Alden
Kathryn
Henrietta Hall
Little “Jack
Viscount Wolmer Weds Grace Ridley in London
A large assembly of nobility gathered at St Margaret's for the marriage of Viscount Wolmer, eldest son of the Earl of Selborne, to Hon Grace Ridley. The bride wore silver Venetian brocade with lace and a silver net train. The Bishop of Southwark conducted the service. Prime Minister present amid prominent guests returning from South Africa.
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Tribune
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St. Margaret's
Viscount Wolmer
Earl of Selborne
Grace Ridley
Viscount Ridley
Southwark
Ridley
Lord
Garvan Marries Miss Mabel Brady in Albany Cathedral
Francis P Garvan former Assistant District Attorney of New York wed Mabel Brady at 11 o'clock this morning in Albany Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Bishop Burke presided with Monsignor O Connor and Rev Michael L Walsh assisting at a nuptial high mass.
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Albany
Mabel Brady
Anthony N. Brady
Francis P. Garvan
New York
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Burke
Monsignor O'Connor
Michael L. Walsh
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
STARTING $2 VAUDEVILLE AT HAMMERSTEIN ERA BEGINS
The article notes Hammerstein and other venues moving toward $2 vaudeville, with top theatre seats remaining $150. William Morris and Percy Williams discuss pricing trends, predicting $2 would not be universal next season except for extraordinary engagements. They cite growth from 10 to 36 cent starts to $2 and escalating weekly bills as audiences grow more discerning.
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Hammerstein
American Roof Gardens
William Hammerstein
William Morris
Harry Lauder
Music Hall
Koster & Bial
Percy Wiliams
Leath Circuit Adopts Open Door Policy
The Leath circuit of theatres voted to adopt an open door policy allowing meritorious attractions from any producer. Included venues are the Academy of Music in Richmond Norfolk Newport News Lynchburg Petersburg and Roanoke. John Cort calls this the end of the Klaw and Erlanger dispute in striving to play any and all attractions.
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South
Academy of Music
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Roanoke
Baltimore
New Orleans
John Cort
National Theatre Owners’ Association
Klaw & Erlanger
Theatrical Notes From an Early 1910 Meeting and Shows
Officers re elected at the Actors Society annual meeting Thomas A Wise as president H Nelson Morey secretary Harold Woolf treasurer Edward Locke vice president Miss Gussy Hall prepares to impersonate Marie Dressler Lew Fields Fritzi Scheff and Mile Polaire with Eddie Foy at the Casino Theatre Louis Mann to appear in The Cheater at Atlantic City next Monday The Follies of 1910 debuts at Apollo Atlantic City June 1 Seven Days runs its 30th show at Astor next Monday Our President march by Rudolph Aronson highlighted at Roosevelt reception June 18 Next Tuesday baseball night at the Lyric with New York and Chicago NL teams special baseball features in A Matinee Idol Hoppe and Louise Dresser perform Casey at the Bat West Point cadets to attend The Arcadians at Knickerbocker next Wednesday boxes filled by class committees of 1910 and 1912
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Actors’ Society
Thomas A. Wise
H. Nelson Morey
Harold Woolf
Edward Locke
Miss Gussy Hall
Eddie Foy
Casino Theatre
Marie Dressler
Lew Fields
Fritzi Scheff
Mile. Polaire
Louis Mann
Atlantic City
New York
Shubert
Apollo Theatre
Jardin de Paris
Roosevelt
Rudolph Aronson
President
Weddings Past and To Come In New York Society
Announcement details engagements and marriages of high society members. Mrs. Livingston Best to Arthur Carroll with ties to Newport and New York, planned September wedding. Albert V De Goicouria, widower, marries Frances Beatrice Tinley in Iowa. De Goicouria long NYSE director and club member. Vera Gilbert and Randolph Santini wed at Mr. Gilbert’s home after a planned April Jersey City license delay. engagement previously announced last September.
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Livingston Best
Clermont Livingston Best
Arthur Carroll
Howard Carroll
John H. Stalin
Annie Best
E. Yale Smith
Newport
New York
Colonel Best
Fort Adams
Gabriel Mead Tooker
Whitney Warren
Carrolls
Tarrytown
General Carroll
East 64Th Street
Albert V de Goicouria
August Belmont, Jr
W. Scott Cameron
Frances Beatrice Tinley
Matthew H. Tinley
Council Bluffs
Iowa
de Goiouria
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
William Wall
Williamsburg
Cuba
Vera P. Gilbert
James Pierrepont H. Gilbert
Riverside Drive
Randolph Rogers Santini
Sigior Pro Santini
Randolph Rogers
Virginia
Gilbert
Jersey City
New Jersey
Weather Report Official Record and Forecast
The vast area of low pressure has spread from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic, bringing rains from the Midwest to the Atlantic coast and a sharp temperature drop in the middle Atlantic and Ohio valleys. Western regions stay warm, with 100 degree readings in the Rio Grande Valley and Southern Arizona, while showers and warmer spells are forecast for Friday and Saturday along the Atlantic states and middle Atlantic coasts. Official observations list cloudy to rainy conditions in cities from Albany to Washington, with a note on last twenty four hours temperature changes and a 15 degree high yesterday.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Orlea
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Local Forecast Shows Showers and Wind Change
The report lists a sequence of averages and compares to last year and last thirty-three years. It notes local forecast showers for Saturday, with part cloudy skies and light to moderate east winds preceding the showers.
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New England
York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
New York
Vassar Class of 217 Graduates One Wedlock Tale
Hazel G. Hyman of Denver became Mrs Sisismund L. Adler yesterday morning in a ceremony by Dr Stephen Wise at the bride’s sister home. The couple, after a trip on the groom’s new yacht Honeymoon, will reside in New York City. Mrs Alfred W. Weil of Denver gave the bride away. Selon May was best man.
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Vassar
New Yorkity
Appeal for Charity for Tuberculosis Patient in Adk Country
The Charity Organization Society appeals for funds to aid a young working woman after tuberculosis treatment. A relapse from city life delayed her reemployment, but light work in the Adirondacks is arranged after a brief country rest. Contributions may be sent to No 1 ½ East 2d Street.
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Charity Organization Society
Adirondacks
East 2d Street
Julius Hermann
Arnold Falk
Jacob Weinmann
Dethilde Linders
Adolf Liebmann
P. FE. K
Nanette Weber
Multiple June Weddings Reported in New York Area
Forbes Grinnell and Alexander Forbes wed at 36 East 30th Street with Rev. John Haynes officiating. Lough-Thayer ceremony at Church of the Incarnation with Rev. Dr. Grosvenor presiding. Marjorie Newton to Rev. Robert Hastings Nichols in South Orange. Skinner-White marriage at St. Mark's Church New York with Rev. Batten officiating. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Trinityerton Church
N. J
Wendell Prime Keeler
William H. Sallmen
Marjorie Newton
Robert Wallace
Robert Hastings Nichols
South Orange
Skinner—White
St. Mark's Church
New York
Loring W. Batten
W. Hawkes Pott
Caroline Mair White
Edward Manning Skinner
Boston
Obituary notices list for June 1910 at New York area
The page records deaths and funeral notices for William Aplin Caroline Burgoyne Thomas Colwell Bertha Eck Benjamin Ham William Johnson Peter Kirkham John Matier Eliza McKeachie Susannah Snelling Frank Styles John Swin George Tompkins Susan Tucker James Wikoff and others. Entries give ages, residence addresses, and funeral details with times and venues across Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey.
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Kirkham
Brewster
N.Y
Peter Z Kirkham
John G
John and Mary &. Matier
Vanderbilt Ave
Brooklyn
Mkeachie
Eliza R. Meckeachie
James W. Morrell
Hawthorne St
North Argyle
N. Y
Swin
Bergen St
John A. Swin
Tompkins
Sir George W. Tompkins
Greene Ave
Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Harlem Trains and Trailers
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible via Harlem trains from Grand Central and via Webster and Jerome avenues trailers and carriage. Lot prices listed at 159 dollars with contact 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative office. Office at 20 East 23d Street, New York City.
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Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
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New York City
Undertakers Frank F. Campbell at Chelsea address
oblique funeral notice for Frank F. Campbell of 2413 West 234 Street announces private chapels private rooms and ambulances with telephone contact 1226 Chelsea for services and arrangements.
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Frank FE. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Desirable help offered by up town Tribune for job seekers
SPECIAL NOTICES. TO THE EMPLOYER. Do you want desirable help QUICKLY SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds which has just been installed at the Up town Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE No. 1364 Broadway Between 36th and 37th Street Office hours 9 am to 6 pm.
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New York Tribune Subscription Rates Priced in City Areas
Subscription rates announced for the New York Tribune Daily edition at one cent in New York City Jersey City and Hoboken two cents for other days Sunday edition five cents in New City mail postage extra by mail rates listed for daily and weekly subscriptions per month per year and postage charges noted.
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William T. Palmer
Washington Ave
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Pnneumonia
Henry G. Piffard
Church of the Transfiguration
Sthave
Snelling
Susannah Peers
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A. W. Paradise
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Halsey St
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