Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 23, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Matoba free press Winnipeg wednesday june personal and social Westminster Church was scene of a very pretty wedding of wednes Day evening when miss Olive Gertrude Ray was United in marriage to or. Eari Stewart. Bride wore a Beautiful wedding sown of Cream Satin with a veil of tulle Cor Onsted with seed pearls and Organe blossoms her bridal bouquet was of roses and. Valley lilies. bridesmaid. Miss Myrtle Swanton wore a Danty gown of Pale Blue silk voile with touches of Pink her hat was a Largo shape composed of Pink tulle and roses. . Bert Mecley acted As groomsman and Ushers were or. Harold Inan and or. Keogh. Miss Constance toll Sang because during sign ing of Register. A reception was held at residence of brides Mother at of t Urcell no Cuc. . Incl mrs. Stewart left on i rain for a honeymoon to spent in West. Bride trav Elled in is military suit of Cretura Serge with a Black tulle hat. Mrs. Hay. Mother of Bride Woreof Peurl Grey silk crepe with a Imlack picture hat. And a Cor l Fiji Mijoi duct of Cream roses. Mis. Alex Stewart Groom s Mother wore a costume of Grey silk poplin with touches of Violet her hat of Black Straw. Grant Mcdougall of East Kildonan was Small Host it a Jolly birthday party on monday afternoon. ten table was decorated with flags of allies. After Tea games were indulged in. Among those present were misses Margaret Hamilton Eva Mitchell Mary Mitchell. Betty White. Lizzie Burgmer Helen Burgmer and a Volvo Corbett. Masters Karl my Nln Douglas Hamilton Fred Whitley Mel Bourne Whitley. Alfred Steese Wynn dam ruse. Donald Gordon and Willie i Rammrath. A pleasant social was Given by mrs. Shields at Odd Fellows Hall. Mcmillan Avenue on june 17, at which some of her music pupils gave an i Bradshaw Nichols of Winnipeg marriage to take place at thei i Esidean e of Bride s patents at Waskada on wednesday of july re s visit it i cuties v Kansas i y and by. Louis. Mrs Manning Al Snipes Lia i Sone to fort to spend Jie summer with Hei p i rants i and mis u a Street. A Black of a Lontreal genial Alexandra and i Alex Dunham Daus flite aia Joiy a innit or. Dunham s Mot life at Point out. Visiting1 Widnes _. _ Dunham motor i nips and Are or jji4ifrom Iii Hla awes. And miss Bur Dina Holwyn. Pc no i Icett. Last will sail to evening Foi . Eust on i Naiomy Toi visit to Guelph Vii Aiton Rozilo and other Eastern cities. i tout Satanley Mitchell chapter of 10 ill hold a is Tea at Home of mrsvioll Man. 1-7 May Tail Tod u from 0 to c no coeds to be used to our Mir a necessities Foi sol Lieis at Fiona a cordial invitation is extended to All interested. Maxell it go guest of Honor at a luncheon last Fridev in ii by a tors m Cross j27 Portage Avenue suite j guests were mrs e movie mis a value Flem ing i Veikley mrs a g Fitzgerald nurse Stedman. Miss1 Losslie me Lucy arid mrs. Capt A. Wal lace i mis e Jacobs to Beverley Slie l Antei tamed at Diu Nei monday to announce engas cont of Teresing and Well rendered programme. Later cards and dancing were indulged in. Qua tettes by violins were Given by miss k. Anderson miss Edmundson Ben Valdi. Harry Shanks. Jack Martic Herbert stabbings. James Henderson. Jack ban find. Roderick Mcrae and Cecil May cock solos by miss Atkins. A number of boys and girls arrived on monday from East where they have been attending school. Among whom were miss Beatrice Crispo. Miss Amy Woodman. Miss Margaret Man Abb miss Eileen Erb. John Camp Bell. Campbell Hurston. Alex. Suther land. Billle Gordon and Allan Wood Man. . And mrs. Lockburn Srott of Waskada. Man., announce engage ment of their youngest daughter Gladys Lockburn to or. Franklin daughter Hazel to i Tolm Sykes of Mitchell ont among those present to tic i and i nou Micton Mastic Monington i and mrs m t get tit i and mis Taipei mrsubibi Achl. I Jock Dowse ind or. J. Lon Mon miss Alice Ham of Whitby anal mrs lome Bend and on of Montzeil Aie in Foit guests of mis. A j. Madill ill South n01 nil Stree mrs u 11 a and mis Ham a site of Lieut col Geo Ham. Montreal Ilie Piess club Nomen will remember with pleasure meeting mrs. Lomer Beard and her son accompanied col. Hani on last triennial tour of women s dress club. Geo Wilson of Lindsay. Ont., accompanied by his daughter miss Jean Wilson arrived in City monday night and Are guests of or. And mrs. V Barton. Spence Street. . Wilson is publisher of Lindsay evening after spending several Days Here j my miss Wilson will visit Pacific coast. A very though pretty wedding was solemnized at Homo of or Ana miss Little of Boiss Evam evening trove on wednesday june 16, Ivet Daphne Louise Mcdowell eldest Daugh Tei of James Mcdowell to Hjello Whitehead county Antrim ii Eland United in Mai Riago to i David Bairy of Winnipeg ceremony was Peil Ormed by Rev t a Bailey of no Wood Happy couple Woie incipient a of Many handsome gifts i and mis Bairy Nill be at j Home first Friday in july at suits 7, Norwood court. Miss Natilson entertained info mall at Lietea Houi on tuesday alte noon in Honor of mis Ralph a Losins Leaie a thursday Foi Hei Home in i onto. magnate of miss Geo Olna fold to i Campbell takes this afternoon in Church at d . Miss 1 Mitchell Ichuin daily in neck from Loponto Khoii. Sir ims been attending Bishop Tali can school. Mist ulna let and m Niimd leave today to spent Tneia Ute ii at briton Fum is clean t Hies will to guests of i is mrs. Nack. At tin Koyu via dim of music sex Irnis unions held in May successful Inch Latch miss Burand i and a Corbeit pianoforte and Ben Valdi. Violin. Mis Claude Heubach and mis rus sell Cowans Ato tie to of. Mia Allan at her summer horns in Cacouna. Under auspices of w a of 3t Stephens Clinich t is Kildonan Load a Saiden Patty will be held in Tuaoi i i voc on Thuis Dav at j a to g Ven by members of a1 p a in afternoon and veiling a i Lage of to Dun Teia 4 30 in Canadian officers prisoners in Germany mid week specials in june Clearing to i arc Bald s on wednesday Ftp noon at pm Upland methodist Shuich mis w a Hisle ind Hei Dorothy Tail from new Oik on Iii dial to live Pool thence to Tolk Stone to rejoin a Cajon Hossie 43id Birtulon Camel on it Huntis now stationed it shool life Camp they will be accompanied by mrs Alex. Scott of Mont real Hossie Mother been spending Sev eral months in Winnipeg miss Holloway entertained at offering you. Exceptional Money saving chances in most fashionable of women s apparel not a garment but was bought for season s a Price line which does not represent genuine and generous reduction. Suits Navy Black Check and Sand. Regular and for silk dresses Plain and fancy crepe Chenes. Regular ?32.50, for Wash skirts in Repp made Yoke full skirts trimmed with buttons. Special Coats Covert Copen and Black. Regular 530.00, for blouses in crepe Chene and Georgette crepe about seven dozen or so up to for lingerie Gular value for hosiery Plain and Black Lisle Hose in sizes 8% to 10, spliced heels and toes. Regular 50c a pair. Special 3 pairs Cor halt Price millinery Clearing every hat in our Stock that Lias been regularly priced at from to comes under this sweeping reduction. assortment includes leghorn panamas and pop iliac transparent brims. They Veall. . season s and each one marked for immediate Clearing at half Price 297-299 Portage Avenue Toronto Winnipeg Montreal a Linen Shower monday evening in Honor of miss Nessle Marsden a brio Atoot of this month. room was prettily decorated with White streamers while table decorations were Silver horse shoes Centrepiece being a White Box in which nestled Dainty and use Ful gifts hostess had hit upon a Clever Way of presenting these Little Liss Gladys Holloway acting part of Good fairy and arrayed for lie part. beckoned with her Wand guest of Honor into., Shower. Room and handed her souvenirs accompanied by a pretty Little speech. Those pres ent a. Holloway and misses e. And j. Holloway k. Moor in Spencer a Spears. Scharf. Sutherland j. Loeb Despatis r. Reining ton n., d., and l. Marsden and i Little of Boissevain. evening 1 was pleasantly passed with games and music. A marriage of. Bath ecce. Eldest Dau liter of or. And mrs. James Bil Inston to or. John Mcvicar was i Mirelly solemnized at 2.30 o clock yesterday afternoon at Home of Bride s 13svs, Mayfair Avenue Rev w a. Maclean officiating. Bride wore a beaut full gown of crepe Chine draped Over Flo lace with a miniature court train and Curr a Shower Bocci get or roses and lilies. Her Sis Ter miss Jean Billington. Was brides maid and Little miss Frances. Cashman was Dainty Flower girl. bridal music was played by miss Louise Marshall pianist mrs. Camer on and miss White violins and mrs. Mcleod. Cornet music was con inked softly throughout ceremony. Mrs Arthur Merrill Sang during signing of Register. and mrs Mcvicar left on train for a shirt honeymoon to min Neapolis and on their return will at suite 21. Eosel apartments claim Street. Spoke on red Cross work. Clarence Piper member of. executive Council of Canadian red Cross society addressed Trie ladies Aid of All saints Church together with their friends Are doing splendid work for soldiers at front on fundamental principles of cd Cross work endeavours and members yesterday afternoon. schoolhouse connected with Chin in was crowded and ladies stitching busily made a very attentive audience. manner in which base hospitals and dressing stations near trenches in France receive their supplies from red Cross Headquarters sit Bol Lottie was spoken of by or. Piper. a quoted several instances in which Headquarters of. army medical corps could not Supply require ments of physicians at . Base hospitals and red Cross filled Are innumerable cases of this kind and it would be impossible to speak of them in any limited in his closing remarks Clarence Piper promised that very soon workers connected with All saints would members of ked Cross society. photograph reproduced above was taken at one of e Gorman prison Camps and from appearance of Winnipeg men and their comrades lot of prisoners is not a hard one far As physical conditions Are concerned. Captain Northwood sends picture to his wife mrs g. Northwood with pen note that they Are needed to diff it. said would like to see what i had 1 showed him and Thea expressed splendid. You be done lie then asked Rae my name and said that had we not Dur Trench boys in. Front of us would have beep Cut off they Beins unable to Brint out their wounded or to have rations brought to them. It is this that win a Soldier but i had no idea at time that i was Udompr any thine i eat in a subsequent letter serb. Tar vis writes of notification Nad. Received from his colonel. Pet. Through medium ionic brotherhood has been received by friends in Winnipeg that pet. R to b Williams of Bat , was reported missing is a prisoner in Gei Irany. Pet. Wil Liams to his departure for front with one of Vancouver regiments was car service agent Tor car on Central division. Teutonic allies on Eastern front. London tune Router despatch from Patio Grad says it is estimated. There arc Aust nans and germans on 100-mile front from lower anew to Mikolajow. And along Dniester front. number of germans and austrians from Baltic to in Kowtna is placed at save old papers Helbe Dequi save your old newspapers can help some in red in fort rouges Branch John ambulance has sent out a Call while others Are not known. Soapy feel it c f n t 7th, Atul Jid a. Fusilier Sellers see it 13id Ald 2nd not Humber land Rusi Leib steel Itk old Northumberland Rii Sil b t r St Iii in it j a 5th att Sidh rus Lieis to obits Sec it 1 2nd Cheshire regiment Wie Foid Bio in capt c w nothum Borland fus Lieis wounded and Sec it b g 1st Welsh regiment Kumse see it c g Wales Boi driers Ltd Welsh regiment c it c b 2nd Cheshire regiment Sevan it. . 5th. Northumberland Fusiliers Edwards see. It. H., 5th Northum Berland Fusiliers Forrett capt p. D., both Northum Berland _ _ Fusiliers Vaselee Sec. It. A. M., loth Hussars Gilford it. R. A. Both. Att. 3rd Middlesex regiment Hend Riks a. M., both att. 3rd r. Fun Sillers Hill it. C., 5th Northum Berland fus. Irl Oulton Sec. It. J. A. 3rd, att. 1st Suffolk regiment Manger Sec. It. J. K., 2nd Northum Berland Fusiliers Nicholson Sec. It I a 2nd Cheshire regiment Robert son Sec. It. T., 3rd Royal Fusiliers Rushbrooke capt. D., 3rd1, att. 1st Suffolk regiment Torkington capt. 1st Welsh regiment Westray capt. And adj. 2. H., 1st Welsh regt. following further casualties among officers in expeditionary Force Are reported under various dates died of capt. A. 6th London regiment . Dean capt. J. A. 7th liver Pool regiment Woodward it. f., Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Previously officially reported miss ing now unofficially reported prisoners Sec. It. B., 4th. Yorks regiment att. 2nd Duke of Welling ton s. Regiment Eberli it. H., r.g.a., att. R. Flying corps Hardy Sec. It. V. C., 3rd, att. 2nd Northumberland ii silvers. Previously officially reported miss ing now unofficially reported wounded and prisoners of Sec. It. 3rd, att. 1st Suffolk regiment Forman Sec. It. .h., 3rd s. Wales Borderers att. 2nd Cheshire regt. Legislation and organized labor 3. Waiters president of trades Congress addresses gathering in labor Temple. Canadian casualties continued from Pago one palbtj1qbpe j g George Holt. England. Alias John be Groshaw Wilt Jam Isadore Toi onto City no 708j flood. James. Pic toll. County 3st.s. Miller. James. Toronto. Sutherland. A. Toronto. Sixteenth battalion. Newson. Percy Harold. Alls. Poppa. John c. England. Suffering from Holder James b., England. Harris Henry Elliott Kenneth r. 30th Scotland. Formerly British casualties tie following casualties among of. Flyers in expeditionary Force Are reported from general Headquarters under Date May 20 Sec. Lieut. J. A. 4th Oxford and Bucks . . Died of Sec. Lieut j. T 2nd Leicester regiment. Martin Sec. Lieut. H., Royal Field artillery major O., . 1st Suffolk regiment. Previously reported missing now re ported . 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers. Mah on. Lieut. S., 2nd Northum Berland Fusiliers. Previously reported Wun Aea now re ported Sec. Lieut. W., 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers. following further casualties in expeditionary Force Are reported under various dates died of Gas poisoning and wounds Crawford Lieut. A 3rd att 2nd, r. Inns killing. Fusiliers. Died of Sec. A. Royal Field artillery. Major c. H., army ser previously officially reported missing now unofficially reported la pasture capt. E., 1st scots guards. Prince capt. A. L., 1st Loyal Lancashire regiment. Previously of scially reported wounded and missing now unofficially re ported wounded and Tor Lieut. To. A., 5th, att. 3rd, Royal died of Sec Lieut l. A. 4th Bedford regt. Att. Irish rifles previously report be should have been reported died of in Mediterranean. following casualties among of Mediterranean expedit Parkhouse George Formerly 17th Amherst . Wounded and h., previously re ported wounded Vlco a Post of fice. Vancouver. . Princess Patricia. Wounded May Newman Alfred formerly 12th, Quebec gunshot in hand. Admitted to Canadian red Cross hos formerly private previously re ported missing Toronto. Tuesday afternoon list earthquake Felt in various parts of spa Thweat. Detels were Lerell Edas Telegraph communication has been Winnipeg sergeant recommended for C.M. Sergt. A. 10th battalion of first Canadian con Tingent now occupying trenches in France has written to his wife has been informed by his colonel that his name has been re commended for a distinguished con j c Walters president of .trades duct medal which is a most coveted and Possession being regarded As next in rank to Victoria Cross. Sergt. Jarvis was formerly accountant at provincial jail. reason that Mark of distinction will probably be bestowed on Serg pc Jarvis is that or Ders supervised digging of a communication Trench a Trench used by men for going from one firing Trench to another and thereby not exposing themselves to open. Last evening i was sent out on a dangerous reads letter. had to dig a communication Trench from another Orte which we had Cap tured. There were t 60 men with shovels and sandbags with me and no one seemed to know what to for we had no orders. i went ahead of men and soon came to Captain pick killed. Guelph ont june was inc lived bore last night by Cable from England to effect that capt. Pick of thirtieth regiment had been killed in action in. Prince. Capt. Pick was wounded once before in. Battle of Lang Marck. This is plan bundles of newspapers will be collected and sold to companies in Winnipeg Deallen. This business. Money is to to furnish two bods in cd Canadian Hospital in England. Campaign at Salt. 5500 raised in this Way and it is that will be Ablo to Nash a much larger amount. Jcj. Lect Long is to be done free of by a couple of Van companies ladies in Vrgo would some help. Boys could be of assist Anco in getting bundles of Napen collected in a Central place Van could Call for could help in other mation can be secured Ivy Chorbi ook 22s6. Take this tip right a Noy a keep your old papers put them in announcement will Given later As to for collecting them. Call for them Ana thei n other ways too for. Sons of Scotland open Scipion ont. June Twenty eighth session of sons of Scotland opened today with a members present. A Large C.M. Raitto was appointed to take into consideration what Steps Gram Camp should finance uld take with respect Tol Cial liabilities resting my members of association m Active service. Reports show association to be in an excellent1 1 financial standing having a a saw fund on May 31, mis of and labor Congress of Canada parliamentary representative of Congress at Ottawa gave an interesting address at labor Temple last night on necessity for organization and relation of legislation to organized labor. President Veitch of trades Council occupied chair and introduced speaker. . Walters urged upon workers of Canada necessity for maintenance of International character of their organizations. warned hem against Subtle Sophis tries by Means of which certain employers sought to Divide workers of this continent into two sections on National grounds. While employers of labor were generally anxious to induce Canadian worker to form purely can Adian organizations they themselves never had any compunction about bringing in United states strike break. That iad blown up and ers to Canada when it suited their Pui an other place where there was., no pose to subjugate men employed w them. Referring to necessity of i Iii cd a i i _ worker paying More attrition to legis lation maintained that experience had demonstrated utter Ziess of trusting to any of historic parties. Only method by which working Man could Hope to have is economic interests protected was sending men from his own ranks to resent him ill House of legis lature. A number of questions were put to or Walters at close meeting Tnp socialists present taking Strong objection to a a Moet of contentions his address was instructive and greatly appreciated by bulk of audience which was not composed Coli web of labor men repress lature. Put it to Frauk Thomas William Scott Ottawa tune casual ties issued this afternoon include second battalion. Robus site. Walter Reading big. Foster. Pet. Exeter big. Stone Sergt Joseph Ponder Jug. Fourth battalion. Pub. . Address unite. Patrick no and Irving. Sackville Killed in Hickey Sergt. Henry Honeywood ont. Fifth battalion. Killed in Warde corp. Geoffrey Brough ton Manchester Bug Are reported under filers tonary Force various dates capt. A. 1st Inns killing Fusiliers. Hall Lieut. 2nd Royal Fusiliers. Jones Sec. Lieut. F., Manchester i regiment waterhouse capt. E., "7th Lancashire Fusiliers . Died of capt. H., 5th Lancashire regiment heal Sec. Lieut. H., 2nd South Wales Borderers. Shubrick capt. R. B., 1st Royal inn Skillins Fusiliers Bowen capt. I., Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Previously reported wounded Ana Missine now unofficially reported dead Beeper capt. A. N., 1st . Scot Tish Borderers. Thomas Oxford eng. Cameron pet. E., Scotland. Thirteenth battalion. . Geo. P., Farnham que. Fifteenth battalion. Missing Between april 24 and Hendy pet. John. Scotland. Holtby pet. A. W., England. Cox pet. A. Toronto. Barker pet. Thomas. 63 Russell Avenue. Toronto. Royal Canadian dragoons. Walding d., Wolver eng. Blackwell pet. following casualties among officers in British expeditionary Force Are reported from general head quarters under Date May w. A. 39th Hussars Bradley it. A. 3at Suffolk regiment Cooke. Sec. It. E., 1st Royal Irish Fusiliers Dan son. Sec it. 2nd Cheshire regiment 1 Riedberger capt. A. 3th., att. 3rd to. Fusiliers Gresson Sec. It. .1. E., 2nd Cheshire regiment Kemble. Sec. . A. . 3rd, att. 1st Suffolk regt. Lawson capt. H., 5th Northumberland Fusiliers Ai Cgregor. Sec. It. R. Al. 2nd Cheshire regiment Murchland. It. C., Royal Lery Phillips capt. L., 1st regi ment Reid Sec. It. It. Staffs. Regt., att. 2nd Lance Fusiliers head quarters. Walter Date. Sidney Smith eng land. Germans bombard Dunkirk. Paris june shells for a distance of than Twenty Miles germans again bombarded Dun fourteen shells fell upon City killing several persons. bombardment occurred last night. germans Are now using poisonous gases along Northern end of Battle line in France. Cargoes to Holland. Must be consigned to Trust or will be stopped by Britain. London Juno order a Council in about to be issued Pio i Taitus Export Alioa of All goods to Holland except those consigned to Netherlands overseas Trust this is expected to Stop Trade now believed to be Palsins through Holland into Geimann Alt Pretyman Baid it was proposed not Only to regulate number of consignments exported but to keep a careful record of amount of each article going to certain countries and to prohibit further exportation immediately it appeared that More of any article was going to any country than could normally be consumed a special committee will toe pointed to Deal with licenses for exporting Cotton. . Pretyman said All Cotton products be on prohibited lists. Bill passed All stages. All consigned to Trust. New York june was said at office of Holland american line Here today that almost since beginning of War in Europe virtually All contraband ried from United states to hol land in dutch Bottoms had been con signed to Netherlands overseas Trust which is under . Direct supervision of government. I also was said that a formal order making obligatory consignment of All cargoes whether contraband or not in. A similar manner had been expected for some time. Johnson at Glenboro. Receives congratulations on visit to former Home Glenboro Man., june Thos Johnson minister of Public work in Norris Cabinet arrived her from Winnipeg on saturday and proceeded after exchanging greetings with Many of his friends to Bald Tir to Visi his father and brother Christian John son. . Johnson is one Pio neers of Argyle. was brought up in this District and served Many years As school teacher in this locality and has scores of friends and admirers Here were pleased to be Able to personally congratulate him on his re cent great successes. Special services were Neld in Church at Grund yesterday in commemoration of thirtieth anniversary of icelandic lutheran congregations in Argyle. Sermon was preached by Rev. Jonsson presi Dent of icelandic lutheran Synod assisted by Bev. For. Halgrimson local pastor and. Rev. Sigmar of Wynyard sask. Glenboro agricultural society is preparing for fair and sports to be held Here on july 1. It to be Best fair Ever held m Glen a special train will run from Winnipeg on morning of july 1, and will Stop at All stations on line returning to City same even ing return fare from win per is 70, and is a splendid Opportunity Cor Winnipeg people to visit fair . Men telling them we could some Good work. It was then about Midnight and germans kept sending up rockets which made surrounding country Light As Day. They kept continually firing at us As we were in open. men fell to work and i seemed to Lead a charmed life for i am uninjured and continually kept walking backwards and forwards cheering men on As they worked. An hour or so later a Captain of . Engineers came Alov and wanted o know was in charge of Vork. started to upbraid to about men working in wrong place. I told him it was not up to be and explained about being left Eloiie with no instructions. ask red me told me to dig Trench and i replied that no one did simply saw that it was needed and so pro avoid All danger from cow s for baby w baby s in f months it i not Only is cow s milk modified at Home unsuitable for present needs but in summer is cause of serious troubles. Doctors Tell us too that germs of various diseases Are introduced into system by cow s milk. 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Astr dam june despatch from Dunkirk states Tomt several heavy Gruns of Arras have been destroyed by artillery fire of allies which has continued without cessation for Many Days. Earthquake in California. Shock Felt in Arizona and near mexican Border. Los june from Al Centro in Imperial Valle state that a severe earthquake a Felt there about 8 o clock tonight electric Light wires were broken report stated throwing town int darkness. Buildings were several shaken. Shock also was reporte As Felt slightly in Puma. Ariz., an at other Points near mexican Bor Dor. Calexico in flames. Sandiego Cal. June Low of Calexico California on mexi can. Border was be 1 flames late tonight As a result of listen to what nurse win Carnis says nerve troubles our nerves Are like an intricate network of Telegraph brain with every part of body. These wires Are controlled and nourished by a portion of brain known As nerve centres. And condition of nerve centres depends upon condition of body s health. 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