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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-08-13
EahuluI and lFaIluku Railway.

ESiss- Eonziiaa GaseHs.
N Sa-E uu the KAhului and wAiluku Railroad is
ArzE FEshtd forward with dispatch, and everything
v0-ls iovslE- The road is completed to Cape Horn,
Sns srs-- DAY The Passenger and freight list in
r---sss- Io-dHE ne have hfteen cars loaded each
~Hg Eh Passengers and with the freight of the Wal
aufE. WEiles and WaikApu Plantations, keeping the
-uzE stoot ou the road worked up to its full cAnae-
~ o. thEt esn searosy GET material TO the front
<u- uuzErurtun HOu BY this that the little road
HGsuaEE- and il worth money than any plant
H-Huz on H3r Hawaiian Islands. 1t shows that the
haac q. The euterprise has head worth wearing
In fu-us % has been increased OF construction
-ad ne h0Ps % reach Waikiki soon then We will
cra7 Eul a Enn- With respect,
k1HEiEi. AnEasi s, 1879. J. MCKINNEY
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-08-13
ROBBINS l. APPLETON.

760 ly General Agents. New York, @. A.
rS All the above line of watham for sale at
the store OF NJ. McINERNY, Sole Agent for this King
dom.
Also, Agent for the G0RfAM STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
56O
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-08-13

O. q ? ALlES is appointed Acting Governor of the
--lHae % 0-au during ny absence.
JOHN o. DoMISIs.
Ky ~ lt-k-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-08-13

-r-'-z-'1as f1- ths purchase OF Government Bots
NJ E1i-E-aaa FlAias WI be received the Interior
o.
49, c--s-nr - purchass the number OF
Hh l A1 re ur-H they oner for the Applicants
1r siAa sz they desare purchase with the inten-
80 g F-1rils Ne sane: the Government decline TO
- - u---iez ossiriur hold for advance.
su11 "a, rrlos offered satisfactory the viii
F - a. Hnu1 zffur reasonable AdvertiSment OF the
lLEEs of sALE-ouefourfh cash. fourth In two
E-- oze5a-ih n three with nine per IN.
ae-i rs- 1sz payable sszai-Annnaliy IN advance and
a E1u--EAsH hand
@1p Or me uzic ioss the Interior ONCE
az e. ilf1zzz-uoz Esven-
SAIL @. WILDER.
- Nulater os he Interior
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-08-13

A-n nesting Of the Cabinet, held at Washington
Clig. . c. jane 1tfh. the whole Mormon question
~ fu- disczssi0u. and while no formal action
-1en Eei the policy and position Of the admin
tEz-4Giu- Els eie4riy Indicated The subject came
NJ n e01nostiun with the petition for Reynolds
FE-eU1- Itts p@tiiion accompanied by a letter
Eruz aelerl.e Cannon. addressed to the president
CAznu1 H1ys shA; ths case Of Reynolds was a test
Eu@ Hus up tT the Mornuns themselves to test the
snzsri-utillEiilE of the Gnti-pOlygAny laws. Rey-
-uieE hinsef q volunteer defendant put forward
- -rr.ssse.l he Mormon people. Cannon thought
rhIf 1Einy this psoalisr condition of facts Rey-
p5s. rsErssruEng the whole people. should be par
1nunl- D4FHnE was Of The opinion that Rey ynolds
zA- rr1ss.uria1 and . pat the government to ex-
szss sss1rtng his Ultimate conviction. be should
E1E.- tht i1l neu1lfy q the Law embodied IN his
The Secretary Of the INTERIOR SchnrI. aud
Zuc-ury rArEniy approved this view. while Sherman
a18 ErHrlE were in favor Of elemeney. Key aud
1h-zpsuu took part in the discussion Key
E.F.s F.-6ua. but Thompson inciines the other way
EhR rung-z poliey Of the administration Eas also
HnnEl1nrua- Hayes daEires 20 do what he can up
ruuz ne zsrtiruti8u OF p0ygamy, and. indicated
- IL tzlk tO-dAys vii do al he can 10 accomplish
1k1- utsrrt-
Ia rh4zEs upon postcard sent from the United
Emraum "a any fsruign country or British colony
uuEFrirnf wilhin the postal union 70 which The sin
- ss-e- rsfe q Pusssge Is sd. is reduced to Id
L. rA.rEE f1r postcard seat any foreign coun-
II - Brfish c1lany in the postal union to which
1a una 5aErsr Of postage Is reduced to Id, is
mum rmannmd &c Id, with Id additional when sent
wan E-snGHL Postcards cannot be sent TO any colo
- = 6spt1S11ey of tia British Grown uhish Il not
\ - Pssil s.lsa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-08-13
For Sale.
TO THE PUBLIC.

IaAvE ENGAGED THE SER
S@H+ h7FTHmn VICES of frsfclass UPHOLSTERER
NIdx4A from San Francisco, and am therefore
prepared TO do any work 10 that line
with dispatch In best manner Having determined
to give Satisfaction 10 y customers shall spare neither
pains or expense 10 do and all the cheapest
T5s tt J. II. BRUINS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-08-13
L.eas-. of Government Lands

1 AnT September isil ISIS, At I2 O'Clock noon viii
ne uG Fahr Auction, front entrance u AliIo
An Ea zs Lsses Of foaowinE tracts Of land stu.
1zac = HuuoE-., HE-1AknA- Hawaii:
1E--hs l--ss for years Lot No l. known as A'u
ho1uoee za- ty zaA1ka by MahIFs land eas, by
--t Azu4la GrEui. and by the KauhAIulel Grant
49, az acres Upset price g. per acre per annum.
1szs 1f payent- qaAlisrly In advance at this Office
uc-Zae ls4ss Tor Ten yeArs OF Lot No. = situated In
11s h. zae WaiHhoe Grant and Inaina Award east by
-1s -zs GzrA- and BY various lots in Kuhai
Eo- Ar-z L. s-I0 acres Upset. price 50 per acre
p-EzuaE- sezEs q p4yzsnI quarterly In advance at
-sh 60
E4ss % -hs H51re this ONCE and at the
Aaa-as-I Pos 0aloe sAML G. WILDER.
Minister OF the Interior.
Aala.-il- - .aly, lsss. 75s
O. & ? AE1ES Is appointed Acting Governor of the
l--Hae % o-aH during ny absence.
1uly y. ls-t. f5s
-EE 1ol1u1HE persons have this day been appointed
Cuzuaers Fences for the District Of Makawao ISL
ans q Ea1l. VIZ C. d DlcKey D. Crowningburg p
a. sANr'L 6. WILDER
Minister OF the Interior
1zis-isr oeoe- JAY esth. 1879. 75s
ssSBs q the Hawaiian Government. of the denomIna
Euns q slaa s.eo ESQ., $1,000 and ssOOO can be had
rFa1 EFFli1zsioH TIE Hawaiian Treasury.
SIMON &. KAAI
= N Minister OF Finance.
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Tai Am~4~mor-s NOTICE.

uuoe- 1ns-rucsious fnoa The Minister OF Finance
Hsr-1s zus Tax F1ye-z District OF Honolulu
~ -s--s caiz r. made for deduction Of debt that
azas11s e ne eehss and 70 whom due, must be fled
v-ls1 Ia Gzc =1H1- p1-r uf the EvForn returrs
= zhs Lsi 1. not returned TO me on or be-
=zt ssasbs1 lss Is7s shall proceed to make assess
z-fll 4r--r1ilE - law C. Il JUDD.
Eou1lulz. zulv u. 1873 7eost
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
JAIL DELIVERY.
JOHNNY DAVIS AND A CHINAhAN SKIP THE
ESTABLISHMENT.

Night before last the notorious Johnny
Davis, charged with an assault with intent to
kill, and All Ching, the Chinese burglar,
broke Jail. Davis is still at large, but the
Chinaman was recAptursd at 2 o'clock yester-
day morning at the new race track, where he
was wandering aimlessly about. The escape
of these prisoners is Swallowed in dark cloud
of mystery. Whom the jailer last examined
the iron jail door, prior to the escape, the
lock was found to be secure. They must I'M
doubleday have had an accomplish. The first
intimation the officers had of the escape of
the prisoners was from William Hart, who is
serving out a sentence in the Jail for some
minor ofsnse. After the prisoners had quit
ted their gratuitous quarters Hart signaled the
jailer by rapping ON the iron bars of the prison
door. Upon his appearance Hart informed
him that Davis and the Chinaman had escaped.
and that only about two minutes before he
gave the alarm. The Jail door was found to
be unlocked, and it appears that the fugitives
walked through jailer Doron's bedroom into
the recently prepared private Office of the
inside, with the key sticking in the lock, and
in that manner gained the street. The key
of the iron Jail door generally lies under the
pillow of the bed in the jailers sleeping
apartment, and can not by any possible chance
be reached by those in the cell rooms, conse-
quently the natural deductions in the case are
that an outside accomplish had hand in this
delivery. Upon investigation the Jail door
key was found in its usual place. This is the
first case of jail breaking that has occurred |
here in many years. The police do not believe
that Davis has left the town, but that he is
secreted by some friends of his ilk. With the
energy and shrewdness displayed by the
police of this city in ordinary cases, they can
curtail the period of Davis liberty.
He was to be tried on the 31st instant for
making an unprovoked murderous assault
upon man in Winston's club-room some
time last fall.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
A WASHOE sQUAW ABDUCTED.

The Washoe tribe in the southern part of
the city we're in state of fermentation yes
terday afternoon From the broken English
story, as related to us by venerable Washoe
buck, we CLEAN that the greater portion of
of yesterday a stalwart young Piute buck,
mounted on a good horse, was riding around
their camp, and made rather free with the
dusky maidens of that community. One of
them rather took a shine to him, and about 5
o'clock, to the amusement of the whole tribe,
she permitted herself to be lifted into the
saddle of the young Piute, and the enamored
couple rode off at lively gallop. There is
naturally feeling of great Indignation ex-
pressed by the Washoes, as for many years
the Piutes and Washoes have not been on
friendly terms, and the latter think that The
squaw has disgraced herself as we'll as the
whole tribe. If the young woman shall ever
return to her people, we are given to under
stand that fearful fate awaits her.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
A WARMING.

Yesterday afternoon the editor of this paper
questioned a member of the police force re-
speeding the probability of Johnny Davis,
the escaped prisoners, early capture. The re-
ply was, "Oh, yes, we'll get him soon; he
wants little fresh air and a change of diet,
besides Davis has little business with a few
men in this town that he wants to transact
before he gets back to jail; and he DiH transact
1t too" The policeman closed this sentence
looking very significantly. The impression
that the policeman intended to convey we
should judge, was that we were among the
men with whom the fellow Davis would like
to transact "little business" for the numer-
GUS complimentary notices he received in
these columns for his various misdeeds in
this community. Our motive for publishing
this item is to warn other good citizens
against whom the escaped prisoner may har-
Dor a grudge, for there is no telling out of
what corner the fellow may pop in the dark
hours of the night, creep up behind ones
back and deal out one of his cowardly muir
derous blows, like the one for which he was
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
MRS MARIE STUARTS MODEL
SCHOOL EXAMINATION
MRS.

A select number of friends and patrons
assembled at Mrs Marie Stuarts model school
gu Friday afternoon, to listen to the exercises
on that occasion. There were eighteen pupils
present, all of whom contributed their share
70 the entertainment of the visitors. ethan
atopsis was read in a very correct and even
artistic manner, and afterwards analysed and
parsed, showing gratifying aptitude and dill
gence on the part of the pupils and admirable
perseverance and proficiency in behalf of their
instructress. Then followed recitations in
prose and poetry from our best authors.
While all acquitted themselves excellently
well in this department, Misses Ella Edwards,
Carrie Ellis and Nellie Woods among the
girls, and Masters Mic Davies, Homer Tha1-
ter, Adrian Ellis, Addie Davies and Dwight
Edwards among the boys, deserve especial
compliment. Mrs. Stuart has succeeded in
establishing for herself in this community a
school that is emminently worthy of patron
age, and we are pleased to see that it is being
appreciated as she deserves
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
KEEP SHADY.

After the Virginia and Carson papers have
become tired of discussing the nonsensical
estrangement that apparently exists between
the fashionable social clubs of this city and
Virginia. the Reno Gazette of the Dist instant
At last awakens to the Importance of the fact
that it must say something upon this subject
of bygone days. If the Gazette were wise it
would maintain strict silence upon the ques-
ton of social hospitality. 1t is true that the
members of the Au Fast club we're invited to
attend party given by the Riverside Club,
OF Reno, little over year ago; but the re-
ception they recently had at Virginia, COM
pared to their treatment by the fashionable
gliders of Reno, was royal And about the
unpaid for supper at Chamberlain's that night
we'll, We won't say anything about that.
Now, one word for the Au Fait club, of this
city. The members thereof may have some
very straight laced ideas of propriety; but
never was there strange gentleman at their
receptions to whom the most extreme kind
ness and Inequalities were not extended.
That ia more than can in all candor be said of
many other clubs We could mention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23

THE BASE BALL NUISANCE. street
base ballers at the Ormsby House corner,
were at it again yesterday afternoon. There
is an ordinance prohibiting this practice on
the Main street, and the police ought to en-
force it.
ST.. PEERS CHURcH.-Full services to-day
at ST. Peters Episcopal Church at the usual
hours. Sunday school at 80 Subject for
the evening services, Gossip" Everybody
is invited. GEO. r. DAVIS, Rector.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. William Roush, former
of Dayton, and now resident of
is in the city, and guest of
Crawford.
in TowN-Dan Lyon, of the Virginia
Chronicle, and W. 8. Wood were IN the city
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
DISTRICT COURT.

State vs. Isaac Mcconnell pleaded not
guilty on indictment No. 2. Trial set for the
25th instant.
John Kelly vs.. NJ c. Gardner ct ais. de-
murrer argued and submitted. Motion that
one of the attorneys for the defense be allow
ed twenty days to file brief, taken under ad-
visement.
State Vs. Thomas Flynn; sentenced to the
State Prison for the term of his natural life
E. Edgecomb vs., s. 81. Wright ct ais. by
consent of counsel passed for the present.
B. F. Small vs.. d. G. Corbett: defendant
moved for a new trial, granted and set for the
Goth instant
Higgs & Travis Va T. C. Hanson; findings
and decree filed.
S. <. Jones VS.. Henry Lebo; demurrer to
the answer of the defendant overruled
Moore, Reynolds g. Co. VS.. III. NJ. Gaige;
motion to set aside defendants motion sus-
tanned. Counsel for plaintiff filed notice TO
reinstate attachment
The first case tomorrow morning at 10
0 clock, will be the trial of Isaac Mcconnell
on indictment No. l.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
WEATHERSBY'S FROLIOUES.

Tomorrow night this most excellent troupe
of burlesauers appear at the Opera House in
their famous play of "Hobbies," and during
the piece Mr. N. C.. Goodwin will introduce
his limitations of celebrated actors, in which
line he has made an enviable world wide rep
utation. For an evening of mirthful and
pleasant entertainment 90 to the Weathersby
performance. 1t will drive away the blues
and cure misanthropy. The troupe will
surely be welcomed by a large and appreci
alive audience tomorrow night
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23

A SUDDEN SHowsR.-ln room No 81, o.
of the Ormsby House, there is stationary
wash stand, but no running water. Out Of
shis wash stand leads short lead pipe, which
is cut off at the ceiling over the
bed in the bridal chamber A night
Or two since q stranger occupied Room
No. 81, who at late hour washed
himself in the stationary wash stand, and
after he had finished his additions he limo
Gently pulled the plug, supposing that the
water would escape through the drain pipe,
and retired for the night In the bridal
chamber, occupied by DR.. D. Banks McKen-
ne, = different scene presented itself. The
Doctor was in bed, and the water out of the
pipe rushed down into the same, arousing him
from such q sweet slumber that is only &C
corded the righteous. He jumped from his
couch and violently rang for some dry bed
clothes, which were brought to him without
much delay. Whether the Doctor swore at
this adventure our informant did not state,
but We judge not, for he is such .
strong cold water advocate that we cannot
help believing that he even likes it in his bed.
In GREAT TRIBULArION.-The young ladies
Of our public high school are in painful
furry, having been instructed to write com
positions on Julius Caesar. They make more
ado about it than did Brutus when he assas-
sinated the Roman Emperor. The principal
question upon which the young ladies are di-
vided is, Did the oonspirator strike one and
twenty or three and twenty blows with the |
knife" No wonder they are in a perfect |
stew to arrive at an authentic solution of this |
most vital question.
GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury will meet
again on Tuesday, the Goth inst The inves-
tigation of the alleged bribery charges will
be resumed The jurisdiction of the Grand
Jury in this matter is not limited, but it as
sumes the prerogative of examining into the
acts of any member of the late Legislature,
reside he in whatever section of this Common
wealth he may.
YESTERDAY John Kersey sold at public auo-
ton the personal effects belonging to the es-
tate of the late Marvel Parker, among which
we're three hundred shares of the Beach d
Paxton Mining Company's stock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23

MORNING BOARD

MORNING BOARD
Uphir IS 25H
Mexican 3OM 30M
Gould 4 Curry "a
Best & Belcher l61
California
Consolidated yirgini.
Chollar Potosi 80
Hale Norcross I21S
Crown Point 455
Yellow Jacket 12Z
Savage 1923
Alpha III.
Belcher So So
Confidence lOE
Imperial 20
kenCuck 4ls
Sierra Nevada 4511 40
Utah 10
Bullion 81
ExcheQuer sos
Seq. Belcher 80
Overman 10
Justice 40
Succor 40c
Union Consolidated 6i>z 81
LadylBryan 10 s5
Julia As
Caledonia 2 so
Phil Sheridan SOC
Challenge 2 20
Silver Hill l As
Sutro zoe
New York Con- 7sc
st. Louis SOC
Leviathan 800
Andes 40c
North Con Virginia ~
Lady Washington IS
Benton 65
Flowery 5Oe
w. Fargo l0c
Solid Silver S5c
N. Bonanza so
Ward lis
Scorpion ~
Mackay 2 rs
Dardanelles |
Raymond " Ely So
Eureka Con. Il
Jackson 81
Northern Belle az
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
CRRS0R OPERA HOUSE.

CHAS. (. LOCKE. LESSEE AND MANAGER
Also Of the Bus Street Thester Francisco, where
this Company has just closed a brilliant
six weeks engagement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
''GOSSIP."
lncarcerated.

Tonight, at the Episcopal Church, Rev.
Geo R. Davis will lecture upon the subject
of Gossip" 1t will be an interesting dis
course, mastery handled and replete with tel
ing points and pleasant anecdotes. There is
too much ruinous gossip in this as well as all
other small communities gossip that does no
good and destroys the happiness and peace of
mind of many. Rev Mr.. Davis purposes, if
it rests with his power of speech and acts, to
remedy the crying evil. Let there be great
and enthusiastic turnout to listen to the rev.
erend gentleman, for the lecture will not only
be very instructive bat also very entertaining.
FISH FOR THE TRUCKRE.-Fish Commits
sioner 81. G. Parker yesterday planted 49,
900 young salmon in the Truckee river, losing
only one fish in the transit from here Mr..
Parker states that he will plant 10000 more
in that river at once If those fish plants
prove successful the necessity of sending to
California for salmon will be obviated.
CHICKENS SroLES.-Early yesterday morn
ing Jeweller McLaughlin's chicken house was
entered by thieves, and every Growing cock
and cackling hon distracted therefrom. The
left nothing but few tail feath-
ers to impress upon McLaughlin's mind what
nice chicken dinners he has lost
ANOTHER TEMPERAFcE LECruRE-Dr. D.
Banks Mckenzie delivered another temper
aimee lecture at the Methodist Church last
night. His earnest talk and great devotion
20 the cause of temperance will unquestion-
,bly make numerous converts in this city be-
ore the Doctor leaves.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers |
vent south on the stage yesterday morning:
/. Wilkinson, S. Osburne, A. Ross, G. G. |
Jolman, C. A. Calhoon, c. L. Anderson, E. |
". Moore, +. Conn, w. Fl. Haskill, Peter |
3engear, Fl. G. Tobler, G. Pengh, Mrs
1aran and child.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT editor of this
aper thankfully acknowledges the receipt of
Geographic invitation from Mr.. Sam Davis,
f the Chronicle, on behalf of the committee,
D the Journalistic Banquet" which will take
lace at the French Rotisserie in Virginia
his evening.
In FULL BLAsr-The Davis planning mill,
/ the Southern part of the city, which has
cen lying idle for the past few years, and
scently purchased by Mr.. K. NJ. Hunt, the
We and energetic lumber merchant, is now
inning in full blast and doing an excellent
lsiness.
ARRIVALS. following passengers. ar
we'd on the stage from the south yesterday
ternoon: Myron Young, Dana Young, w.
Leon, Mrs. A. Allen, H. n FL. Brown,
ndrew Richards, w. F. Boardman, Matt
ely.
WILL BE BURIED.-The remains of the late [
Governor Bradley will be inferred at Elko +
day. There will no doubt be great CON a
urse of friends present at the burial GER q
lonies from all parts of the State. y
THAMES -Thanks are due County Clerk
srshall for favors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
LUSSIER e HILL,
OF CALIFORNIA,

Of CALIFORNlA,
Lave OPENED FJRSTCLASS STUDIO
II the Carson City Savings Bank, and will remain
in town for 3 few weeks only.
Parties desiring Portraits Painted from Life enlarged
from Photographs Daguerreotypes life size, in oil
Portraits Repaired where broken torn, painted
touched oiled and vanished have opportunity
Of having such work executed bv Artist Of Twenty six
years experience. All work warranted Call in and
for yourselves.
Animals Painted I'm Groups,
Horses under Motion or Still Life.
Special attention is given to
Furnishing Parlors and Dinina.rOoms
with Landscape, Fruit aud
Game Pieces.
NB-Dont forget to call in and examine the portraits
You shall not be charged anything for looking at them
Remember these Artists hold the First Premiums for
Portrait and Animal Painting Of the Stockton San Jose
and Sacramento Fairs and the State Agricultural Sociey
of California; Gold Medal for the years 1877 and 1878
Carson, March 20, 1879. mi
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23

The BEST Spring Medicine and
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Cures Pimples, Boils, Blotches, Men,
ralgia. Scrofula, Govt, Rheumatic
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eases arising from a Disordered state
of the Blood or Liver.
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