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Buried with Honors.

FoRT MADISON, Iowa, Oct. 19.-The funer-
al of the late John Van valkenburg, past
supreme chancellor of the knights of
Pythias of the world, took place this after
noon. A large delegation of Knights OF
Pythias and Odd Fellows came BIZ special
trains from many outside points. The SER
vices, at the Presbyterian church, were con-
Quoted by Revs. 7. G. Witherspoon, G. s.
Williams, G. d. Stewart and A. v. Ken
drick. The funeral corteRe was an impos
ing one, consisting of local and visiting
lodges. grand officers of both fraternities,
the militia company, police and fire depart.
ments, and hundreds of citizens. The ser
vices at the grave were conducted by grand
officers of tho Knights of Pythias.
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WON ON FOULS.

Tho Referee Allowed 1t Once, hut the See.
ond Time He Was Firm.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 19.-One thousand
people assembled ct the rink last night to
witness the finish fight between Mike Con-
ley, of New York, and Dick Sullivan. of
Colorado. Charley Herald. the middle
weight puglist, was selected as referee. In
the first round Sullivan fouled Conley, and
the referee gave the latter the fight. Con-
ley announced that he was willing to 90 on,
In the second round he was fouled again.
and the referee refused to continue the
fight. awarding it again to the New Yorker.
Sullivan's hackers lost heavily.
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CLAIM TO HAVE THE NAN,
New Orleans Police Think They Have
Hennessey's Assassin. +

New Orleans Police Think They Have
Hennessoy's Assassin.
NEW ORrEANs, Got. 19.-Ths police 10.
night arrested about forty Italians, whom
they found conRteReted on Burgundy street.
listening 10 q hdrshgns By ono Vf their
number, charging that IL was an unlawful
assembly. The police assembled in force
and gathered in the whole crowd. When
examined at the station II was found that
the men had just arrived from
Chicago this morning and that
none Of them had any money. As they
could give no good reason for having come
here, they were booked an dangerous and
suspicious characters.
The police tonight also arrested Manuel
Pietro, whom they charged not only with
being one of the men connected with Hen
nessy's assassination, but actually the man
who fired the fatal shot. The police assert
that they have the case in excellent shape:
that the murderers have been arrested, and
that there is sufficient evidence, in their
view, that the murder was ordered by the
MatranR0's gang. All the other Italian
prisoners, except some who are regarded az
important witnesses or accessories have
been released.
OnsuuKAk eVlO6uCO was 6OOuC0o against
Macheca to-day by the women who live
next to the masters house, and who say
they saw him there several times Just before
the murder.
The Provenzano and Matranea factions
concerned in the tragic events Of the past
few months, are bitter rivals. For a long
time Provenzano has had monopoly Of
the fruit unloading and much other dock
work. and was prospecting. Matranga, who
kept q saloon, finally determined to 60 into
the unloading business himself. He gath
cred about him lot of adheFents
and began operations. War soon broke
out between Provenzano and Matranpa.
and finally culminated few months ago III
the attempted assassination of lot Of
men. They were ON their
way to tho docks before daylight in a wap-
on, and passing dark alley were fred mp
On by concealed assassins with shotouns
loaded with buckshot. Two were fstals
", and others seriously wounded.
Chief Hennessy soon captured tho
finding them, as he expected, to
% members Of Matranga's gang. They
we're speedily convicted. Hennessy de-
'lared his intention of roofing ont all the
assassin organizations, and as neither side
vas above crime, he is known to have in
urred the enmity of both.
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The Coolness Of an Engineer Saves
Whole Trainload Of
People.
Clearing the Track OF wreckaoe
Under Full Head OF
Steam
Bruised and Bnrnsd. He u Embraced BY
Stout Hearted Men and Presented
with Purse.

ERIE, Pa, Got. ia horrible catastro.
phe was ayerted on the Lake Shore d Mich.
iRan Southern railway near Silver Greek,
through the bravery and cool-headed COM
duct OF the engineer. A detached sectio.a
OF an east bound freight train had been run
into BY another section and a portion OF tie
debris was thrown over on the west bound
track Just AZ number 1--WE, the fast ira n
going west at the rate Of fifty mil Is an hour,
arrived. Engineer Burns, Of the / rassenger
train, saw the wreck and debris. He knew
that to attempt to stop his train and jump
would sacrifice the lives Of his hundred and
hfty passengers. His fireman had left him.
The engineer resolved to stand by his On.
gine, put on all steam, and opening his sand
pipes, 80 as to get armer hold on the rails,
threw the debris from the track and ont
through the freight oars and other wreck
age. Burns, with wonderful fortitude, held
the lever, and in moment he had cleared
the obstruction, reversed his engine. and
applied the air brakes AZ the train entered
the wreck.
The sides were torn ont OF three coaches,
the screeching Of steam. Although the on
gine was dismantled. brave Engineer Burns
emerged from the debris alive, but covered
with scars and bruises. Stout hearted men
embraced him hysterically, recognizing that
his heroisnl had saved the train.
But one passenger was seriously injured
Mrs. Mary Kane, Of Denniston, Ohio, who
may die. Joseph Meyers, of Cleveland, was
badly hurt about the head. Probably a
dozen others were painfully cut and
bruised. Not q car Of the train left the
track.
After the people were quieted, Q. n. Spit
zer, Boston banker, headed the list, and
over $4OO was presented to Engineer Burns
BY the passengers.
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A FREAK OF LIGHTNING.

Queer Accident to Policeman I'm Now
York.
NEW YoRK, Oct. ia clap of thunder
accompanied by terrific fash of lightning
occurred this morning just az Officer Fenker
was opening the signal box at Westchester
and Union avenues to send signal to the
station house. The lightning must have
struck the wires close by. for the current
was grounded through Fenker's body and
without cry he dropped in front of the
box apparently dead. After the doctors
worked over him some time, however, con-
seriousness returned. He complained of q
numbness in the legs and in attempting to
lyzed from the waist down. He suffered
no pain, and no marks OF burning were
anywhere visible. The doctor has homes
that he will recover the use Of his legs.
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Murray-Howe.
Ran or witt, tho Grass vidov.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Oct. 19.-The village of
EldridRe is excited over the disappearance
of Charles G. Morgan, son of the late Cen
eral Morgan, who died in California ten
years ago. and Mrs. William limerick,
Charley's sister-in-!aw. The young folks
are believed to have eloped. Mrs. Emer-
ick's husband left her several months ago
and since then the grass widow has been
very friendly with Morgan. The latter's
young wife is left almost penniless.
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DR.. Cook Heard From.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Friends of DR.. Cook.
who has been missing since October Z.
learned tidings of him to-day. A Mr..
EnRert, of Lakeview, was in st. Louis GO.
tober II. and was approached by man who
carried o surgeons bag, from which he took
q card. and said: II expect you'll hear
about me from Chicago in a few DAYS: Won
should tell people I have gone to New Mer-
ic0." EnRert had never seen the man
before, but ON his return home went to Dr.
Cooks brother and presented the card. II
was one of the missing doctors business
cards, and proved he was not dead, at least.
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Not En,hu,,.stlo Over n. r.,.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19-Hon. Mark Mcdonald.
Of California, one Of the commissioneru-at-
large Of the Worlds Fair, has returned
from southern trip. He says he found
very little enthusiasm among the southern
people about the Worlds Fair. This q
especially 90 at Natchcz and other point in
Mississippi. where be made the loncest
stops. Mr. Mcdonald, however, did con-
which. be thinks, viii have . good e6ect'
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To Fight for $1,000.

New YoRK, Oct. 19.-The Police Gazette
London telegram says that Gus. Lambert.
American heavyweight pugilist, and Teddy
O'Neill. Of Liverpool, have been matched to
6ght.for Goo The men are to fight al
catch weights ON Nov g. Slavin and Nc
Auli6e are boxing to large audiences, and
both are being we'll received.
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Must Cut Down Ern.,...

WAsHNGrox. Oct. 19.-Acting Land Com
missioner Stone has issued circulars to reg
listers and receivers of local land Offices.
calling for reduction Of contingent OK
penses. Their offices, number of entrie..
acreage and cash sales have decreased CON
siderably since 1888, but the expenses have
continued to increase.
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Boston was IsoIated.

Bosron. Oct. 19.-About six o'clock this
evening an electric wire became crossed
with Western Union telegraph wire,
causing the burning out Of the wires in the
tower. The loss Of the wires completely
isolated the Boston office from the outside
world for nearly six hours.
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Admiral Portsr's Cond,tiop.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The condition Of
Admiral Porter was not 70 favorable to-day.
Last night he was very restless aud did not
secure much sleep. This afternoon he had
. slight sst back. but tonight IL reported
resting easier. His physician says there IL
NO Immediate danger Of death.
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KnIea by Her owa Deadly w......

QUmc1, ILL.,. Oet. 19.-lIiss Lillie Booth
died this afternoon She vas NOT shot. a.
ct arst stated. by DAN Prise. He ruehed
into ths Store altar shs shot him. and IS
turning with revolver, fired q ber hut
missed, and than fell to the sidevalk. Hia
brother grappled With Ain Booth 10 ~ M
weapon and in the struggle il Va acoids~,.
tally dtachaEgsd, ~ ball sntseine - hoiv
aA1 caadng kse deaAA te-day.
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|CL0THIER.
SQUARE
DEALING

Every person who Is smart and
observant Of signs Of the times
will buy their goods early. because
prices are bound to advance.
We can cite case wherein a
large firm in the east mailed US 6
check for $4Oo if we would canoe.
an order we placed with them
sarly last spring for 400 suits o.
lothing.
Did we accept
Well I guess notl We have been
ong enough in the business tc
know when we have "a gooc
hing" and as we consider this te
% Of this nature, if we give it away
t won't be to an outside party
out will hold it for our customers
Buy earlyll
Or you'll get left. Goods are 90.
ng up, not alone in clothing, but
III other lines as well.
But
We talk clothing, and that keeps
Is busy.
nvorcaa+a y,r;p o;ra11x~
There arrived a lot to-day that
will make your mouth water. It is
light brown Irish frieze. planted
'elvet collar, as nobby as you want
Q see. and you can put yourself in
ne of them and walk out Of our
tore, if you leave Us s18.
They're dirt cheap.
In fact all our goods are.
They are sold 50 cheap we can't
AXE chances of selling on credit.
When you hear Of any person
Who would try to get you to leave
3, or buy your clothing elsewhere,
.epend upon it, there is a "niqqer
the woodpile." He has been
,urt, been refused, OF been pushed
or money he ought to have paid
ong ago. There's lots of 'em in
lelena. and we intend to push
ome of them good deal harder
they don't come to the front paw
onest debts and stop making new
nes. When they owe US they
ave to pay, or else wen know
vhy. Dead beats are too thick in
ELENA anyhow. and all mer-
aants have suffered enough from
aeir depredations. It is about
me TO call a halt.
We don't wish to have this con.
Iued as a lecture on morality.
ally a bid for honest trade and
'arning for the dishonest few.
Any person who wants a fur
bat and fails to see what we have.
takes mistake. that's all. We
ave everything, and if we wrote
n columns. instead ct one. we
int know how to make it more
,mprehensive.
Boys buckboards.
Don't forget it. INCEST line o.
nildren's suits. cheapest line of
Aildren's suits, and a wagon or
lckboard thrown in,
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I,abl1.,... ..d A...s. th. 80.

DA1LAs, Tex, Got. 19.-Ths BIankenahip-
Blake Manufacturing company, makers Of
Jeans and cotton goods, made an aaaigna
msnt ysstsrday. Liabilities t250.O 900; aassts
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10 Help Thees who Help themselves.

DuMm, Oct. ia printed appeal,
signed BY Father Humphreys and other
clergymen, was posted In Tipperary, to-day,
addressed: MEN Of Tipperarv, heart and
pulses of the nation, and center of Ireland,
hope" calling upon them to give generous
" next Sunday. to show America that they
are not asking help for men unwilling to
help themselves.
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GEN. BOOTHS scHEnE.
Comment Of the London Newspaper ON
His Darkest England"

SOmmoAs o1 sne London NoWspApers ON
His Darkest England"
LoNDoN, OCT. 19.-The Daily News, ooms
montinR on Cen. Booths Darkest Eng
land. !" confeases that nothing can be done
for the souls Of the millions until some
thing Is done for their bodies. "This
scheme," it says, sis one Of the most re-
markabls productions of the age and de-
serves TO be allowed trial. There is some
thing captivating in its grandeur and oom-
pleteness as an intellectual effort.''
The Chronicle saws: I'VE are forced to the
conclusion that % far as the masses are
concerned the gospel Of Christianity has
lost in our day it's power and charm. When
We consider her vast resources, Booths
project puts the state church in . very dis
agreeable position"
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Armins Against rarkish Cruelty.

Arming Against Tarkish Cruelty.
spondent OF the News telegraphs: 1.-TWO
Americans who have travelled in Armenia
fully confirm my accounts, especially as to
the arminR OF the Kurds. The Turkish
officials annoyed tho Armenians in various
ways. and finally arrested and deprived
them OF their passports. which were not re-
turned after they were liberated"
Declined to Meet the Strikors.
SYDNEY, Oct. 19.-The employers have
written to the lieutenant governor deolin-
ing to meet the strikers ON the ground that
the latter broke their agreements and co-
creed frsemen, to whom the employers owe
q debt Of gratitude. But while refusing to
dispense with freemen, they express will
ingness to receive the strikers.
Burst Her Boiler and Foundered.
RoME, Oct. 19.--The loss Of the Italian
torpedo boat, which left Naples for Spezzia.
some time ago, has been confirmed. She
burst her boiler and foundered at sea.
Three officers and fifteen sailors were
drowned.
Tramway Mon ON . Strike.
VIENNA, Oct. 19.-The expected strike Of
tramway employees began to-day. The ser
vice is entirely suspended. The stations
are occupied by police. and troops are held
under arms in the barracks.
6till Plotting In the Argentine.
LONDON Oct. ia dispatch from Buenos
Ayres says the supporters of ex-President
Celman are intriguing with the view Of re-
turning him to power.
Wage Question Mast be Settled First.
CALAIS, OCT. 19.-Ths. lace manufacturers
reopen their factories tomorrow. Il Is
dosbtfrl whether the employees will resums4
work until the wage dispute IL settled.
Reported Attempt to Shoot the Csar.
4 LONDON, Oct. 19-The Chronicles Warsaw
says: '.There are reports
afoat of futile attempt to shoot the car,
but they are unconfrmed.''
Prince and Emperor.
VIENNA, Oct. 19.-The prince Of Wales
and Emperor Francis Joseph exchanged
visits to-day. In the evening banquet
was given in honor Of the royal visitor.
Bernhardt Coming in February.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Sarah Bernhardt will
open in New York in February in LA |
Tosca," which will be followed by "Cleo-
patra."
Olive Crop Destroyed.
vienna. Oct. ia dispatch from Zara,
Dalmatia, says that the olive crop district
has been destroyed by hail storm.
Mount Etna In Eruption.
RoME, Oct. 19.-Mount Etna ID in state
# eruption. The whole eastern mountain
9 covered with thick layer Of cinders.
Liberals aud Socialists Ahead.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 19.-The Belgian munici-
'al elections to-day were generally favora.
lie to the liberals and socialists.
Help from Commoner Holden.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-Commoner Holden has
.iven el,00O to an Irish friend Of the ma
lonal liberals.
Nr.-
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ANDERSON BEAT GRAHAM.

Rain Postponed tho Foot Racing. but
There Was One Good Contest.
BUTTE, Oct. 19.-[Special. THE state
foot racing tournament. set for to-day. was
postponed one week because of the rain.
Quite crowd had gathered upon the race
track despite the storm and while discuss-
ing the merits of the various flyers on the
ground match was made between Graham
of Helena and Anderson Of Butte, 100 yards
for 800. The contest proved close one
Graham had the better of it at first. but
when near the stretch Anderson put on a
squirt and breasted out, winning by eighteen
inches.
A great deal of interest is felt in the out
come of the tournament and number of
flyers are on the ground, each with his
backers, ready to settle the question of
speed. large amount of money will
change hands on this meeting.
A Fire at Boxeman,
BozEMAN. Oct. 19.-[Special. About 12
O'Clock last night fire occurred in what is
known as the Chestnut building which re-
suited in the upper story being destroyed.
A building next door was almost totally de-
stroyed. The origin of the fire is not known.
Al Orton, formerly of Butte. il quite
heavy loser. Had the water supply and
pressure been inadequate the fire would
have been a. furious one, as an adjoining
building was filed with paints and oils.
0urrsy-Howe.
TWIN BR1DaEs, Oct. 1S.-[Special.i -On
Wednesday, Oct. Is. at the residence of
Hon. !. N. Page, Mr.. Frank p. Murray, Of
Comet. and Miss Isabel A. Howe, of Twin
Bridges. were married by Rev. ]. II. Spen-
GER
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socialists Ahead.

Liberals aud Socialists Ahead.
BRussE1s, Oct. 19.-The Belgian munioi-
pal elections to-day we're generally favora.
BILE to the liberals and socialists.
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Help from Commoner Holden.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-Commoner Holden has
given 81 900 to an Irish friend Of the ma
tlonal liberals.
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Mount Etna In Eruption.

Of eruption. The whole eastern mountain
is covered with thick layer Of cinders.
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Three Thousand Miners Out
BRussE1a, Oct. 19.-Three Thousand min.
rs struck in Charleroi district.
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live Crop Destroyed.

VIENNA. Oct. ia dispatch from Zara,
Dalmatia, says that the olive crop district
has been destroyed by hail storm.
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Tramway Mon ON : strike.

vienna. Oct. 19.-The expected strike Of
tramway employees began to-day. The SER
vice is entirely suspended. The stations
are occupied by police. and troops are held
under arms in the barracks.
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LONDON, Oct. 19.-Sarah Bernhardt will
open in Now York in February in LA
Tosca," which will be followed by "Cleo-
patra."
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Declined to Meet the strikers.

SYDNEY. Oct. 19.-The employers have
written to the lieutenant governor declin-
ing to meet the strikers on the ground that
the latter broke their agreements and co-
creed frsemen, to whom the employers owe
debt Of gratitude. But while refusing to
dispense with freemen, shey express will
inRness to receive the strikers
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BurNt Her Boiler and Foundered,
RoME, Oct. 19.-The loss Of the Italian
torpedo boat, which left Naples for Spezzia
some time ago, has been confirmed. She
burst her boiler and foundered at sea.
Three officers and fifteen sailors were
drowned.
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Wage Question Mast be Settled First
CALAIs, Dot. 19.-Thssl lace manufacturers
reopen their factories tomorrow. Il is
dosbtful whether the employees will resume.
work until the wage dispute is settled.
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VIENNA, Oct. 19.-The prince of Wales
and Emperor Francis Joseph exchanged
visits to-day. In the evening q banquet
was given in honor of the royal visitor.
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still Plotting In the Argentine.
LONDON Dot. ia dispatch from Buenos
Ayres says the supporters of ex-President
Celman are intriguing with the view Of re-
turning him to power.
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Reported Attempt to Shoot the Csar.
LONDON, Oct. 10. The Chronicles Warsaw
correspondent says: '.There are reports
afloat of a futile attempt to shoot the car,
but they are unconfrmed."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-21
BOSSES NEW PAPER.

A copy Of the 6est issue of the
Boise Sun is received. 1t is . 7-col.
um" paper. probably Republican in
politics (but it is silent on this point),
and publishes three columns of tele.
graphic news. 1t may fill . "long.
felt want" aud it may not. Time
will tell. In the meantime we trust
that il will prosper, aud shall welcome
it to our exchange list.
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Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for 1t
daily. and mourning because they find
1t net. Thousands upon thousands Of
dollars are spent annually by our people
In the hope that they may attain this
boon. And yet it may be had BY all.
We guarantee that Electric Bitters. If
used according to directions, an the use
persisted In, will bring you good d.
gestton and ONst the demon dyspepsia
and install instead eupepsy. we rec
ommend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia
and all diseases of liver, stomach and
Kidneys. sold ut Soc and 81 per bottle
at Hewitt & Browns.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

II 10 to Be Hel1 10 Boise, Asguss 20,
1SSO-Ths Cessiy Cosyes,lsss 70 h
HELD August u.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee met 1t Boise last Tuesday.
and adopted the following call:
The Republican electors Of tho
State OF Idaho are requested to send
delegates tom their resp- ctive coun.
ties to meet in convention in Boise
City. Wednesday, August 20. 1890,
Ut O'Clock p. a., for the purpose Of
placing in nomination candidates. for
the following Offices:
One member Of Congress for re.
msinder Of Fifty first session and for
the Fifty second session.
One Governor
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary of State.
One State Auditor.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One superintendent of Public rus.
truction.
Three Justices Of the Supreme
Court.
The district and joint Legislative
officers will also be nominxted 1t the
same time and place, by the delegates
to the Ststs Convention from the
counties comprising said districts,
who will meet separately for that
purpose.
And for the Transaction O! such
other business - may come before
the convention.
The several counties are entitled 10
representation in said convention as
follows:
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