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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-03

which have high grade beauty
in them and they will return
YOU in honest service full value
for the amount invested. The
selection is large and generous
and there is close and positive
matching Of the latest styles of
the higher price stufs in the
low price lines.
Nice suitings are offered at
18c, zoe. CSC, CSC and under
SOC a yard that will make up in
dressy and serviceable cos
tunes.
Every department Of the
house has the same interesting
special values to offer you.
In central aisle today there
is a showing Of laces which
will interest every saving
woman. Be sure that you see
them.
If you want to keep your
bonnet cost down to the lowest
possible cost be sure that you
visit the millinery department
before you make a purchase
elsewhere. We are setting the
prices unusually low upon the
very highest class of spring
millinery.
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re RSONAI.

Emory $. Lyon, OF Everett 10 registered q,
the Rainier.
". G. Gallagher. Of Salt Lake. and Charles H.
Lawrence, of Chicago, are at the Rainier
Col George " hea,on. one of the Leading com.
mission mea and fruit Gamers Of san Francisco,
10 in the city.
Mr. and Mira Isaac Brown Will receive ths!.
friends at 20 south Eleventh, Instead o! 1907
Ieslsr avenue.
u T. pe,riex. one o. the owners OF tie Well.
line o: steamers, aad p. 7. DE- Plan, OF Portland
agent Of the line IN that city. are as the Rainier
Harxcoa Morgan. OF Lsador. manager OF the
Land Mortgage baak Of North western America
Who wAs here about . moash ago. AAs returned
s>a kas Eass and 10 .: the Ratals-.
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Madison Street

The best street, with the best street car
line double tracked) and the best street
car service in the city.
There is q car each way every four
minutes, and it only takes l6 minutes to
go down town or back.
You can live there and 20 to and fro
without feeling that you are spending the
most of your time on the street cars.
The Madison Street Cable Railway
Addition is on Madison street-not. half
mile away.
It is on both sides of the street and mono
of the lots are more than q block away
from the cable line.
From . considerable portion of the
property there is a good view of Lake
Washington and the Cascade mountains.
You don't have to transfer to go to
Madison Street Cable Railway Addition.
1t is on direct car line and the fare is
a nickel.
Madison street is the main artery to
Lake Washington.
This property is within few minutes
walk of the lake. with all its amusement
and recreation features.
One important point is, you can
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Special Piano and Organ Sale.

f. Christianer, the old established and
reliable piano and organ dealer at slI
Third street, has rented the storeroom,
No. Si4, opposite his present location, for
the purpose Of placing on special cash sale
large stock of pianos and organs, both
new and secondhand. He has lately made
some extra good purchases for cash, and
having more stock than he can accommo-
date at his old established location, con-
ciuded to hold special sale which will
enable every person desiring to buy way
dawn for cash Cor short time) a chance
never before offered in Seattle. and which
may never occur again. Every instrument
offered will be fully warranted and guar
anteed absolutely as represented. Sale to
commence Monday, April 8. At STA Tn,rd
street
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Church Notes.

Bishop Wells will again visit 81 Marks
church next Friday evening, and administer the
right OF confirmation.
A service OF Holy Communion 10 announced
at St Marks church this Easter Monday, and
tomorrow, Easter Tuesday, at 10:3l
The Women's Guild will meet in st. Marks
church next Friday morning at 1880, the meet.
ing opening with the litany service.
Tuesday 10 the reception day of the pastor of
Plymouth church and MrA Wallace Nuttng
Mira Nutting II at home in the afternoon and
both pastor and wife in the evening.
A fine entertainment will b given In the
First Presbyt terrain church parlors on Friday
night. The friends of the church arc invited
Prof. Thiell and . number of his class vii |
play.
The North Seattle Baptist church, Third and
Cedar streets, was open for service yesterday
after months closing tor repaira During that
period It was papered, irescoed and underwent
several other changes.
ST Stephens Episcopal church at Ballard now
holds services morning and evening on Sunday,
instead of in the evening only AZ heretofore
The addition was publicly announced tor the
first time in this paper yesterday.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF Plymouth
church meets on Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. William II. Reeves, 1903 Third
street The subject for discussion Is: "Work
at Hawaii; What 1t Has Accomplished"
This evening a. 7:SD The annual parish meet.
ing of 81. Marks will be held in the church
The treasurer will read his annual report and
new yestry for the ensuing year will be elected
All persons of age who have been regular at
tendants and supporters OF the parish for the
past three months are eligible ~ slectorA
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-THE-
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Held in the Log Cabin. corner NJ Temperance and
Republican sts-. North Seattle, from 8 TO IL Z
m. Also At 1912 Fourteenth st bet. Madi-
son and spring, from 80 70 $50 p m.
Principal, Miss Winterbourne fFresel Union
0radusse OF the Home and Colonial Train
ing College. London Englandl, who
holds King County Teachers
Certificate. second grade.

Fees payable in advance for either ssssienl,
% per month.
small fee Of Csc per month will be charged
for Kindergarten mater ais. use Of gifts and sta
tionery.
The methods Of teaching based on
FRTBELs SYSTEM, which IL being uui-
versAliy adopted by the best teachers Of infants
The following VIII give an idea of IL scope:
The KINDERGARTEN GIFTS teach the
rudiments Of Color Form. Arithmetic and 0eoms-
try cultivating the ehiidrens tructiye faculty.
imagination. powers Of observation. and ciearness
of perception
THE KfSDER0ARrEN GAMES comprise
0ymnastIc Exercises, Class Singing Ani N abifs Of
Animals and Birds, developing physique promps
obedi and com bined artion.
THE KISDER0AkTES OCCUPATIONS en-
brace Reading. Writing. Drawing, Needle work,
Woodwork. Paper Plating, Bead Work. Baakst
Folding, Modelling. etc. which train the hand To
dexterisy and nsatnsss and the eye 10 accuracy Of
observation.
THE KINDERoARTEN oBJECT LESSONS
convey = clear Idea of the ph yscai world In reiar
ton 10 animals vegetables and minerals. and cui-
tivAte Ia the pupils the power Of description, anil
teach them TO classify and arrange the knowledge
acquired.
Refsrences-Rev. David G. Garrett, ST. Marks
rec,ory: Mra l. y. J. Hunt Yarrew, Lake WASH
street, and parents Of former pupils
For further information, apply 10 the Misses
Wiuterbourue, 1912 Fourteenth street. city.
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flowers were distributed to each pupil Of
the Sunday school.
All the exercises were very interesting
and creditably executed. The Rev. P. T.
Hyiand, MrA Hyland and . number OF
others have worked hard and faithfully
with tho pupils and for the church. and
they = we'll - the congregation are highly
eratified with tho satisfactory results Of
the Easter services.
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The five-mAsted schooner Gov. Amss was
towsd 10 this port Yesterday from Port B. akeley
BY tug Renton. The Gov Amos 10 . very odd
looking vessel on account of her unusual ris.
She carries 40 much cargo 40 q medium zed
ship. but shs Is fore and aft rugged with Eve
rnas.s, . sight not often seen In these waters
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The MacD. & s. Co.
7i7.7i972i-723 FRONT St.

The Big Store has a world
Of interest in it for the owners
Of small purses who wish to
have every penny go to its
farthest extent. We want
you to try it. study its prices,
test the qualities offered and
put it to every fair trial. The
convincing proofs will over
whelm you in every depart
ment.
Here in the dress goods
stock are small priced fabrics
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$3.50
70
800

Our specialties. a. every one knows, are
high grade business and residence prop
erty. These lines comprise the bulk Of our
business and are what We have the most
demand for.
Bdt there are q good many people who
are not able to buy lots in Renton Addi-
ton and Squire Park, but still want to be
in good neighborhood and within easy
reach of the business center-persons who
are not content to go way outside of town
to get . home within their means and
spend from half an hour to an hour get
ting in and out and probably have the
annoyance Of a transfer in the bargain.
Ordinarily the only property persons
with q small amount of money can buy 10
20 far out that they become discouraged at
the prospect of ever getting a desirable
home, and continue to spend their money
for rent.
We don't handle wildcat property.
About every ono in Seattle knows that
but We have tho best moderate-priced lots
ever offered in this city and that. too, on
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1t 10 reported from san Francisco that two
vessels have secured crews OF union men at
non union wages.
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The Oregon U. p. Presby terry.

The Oregon Presbytery of the United
Presbyterian church will meet in the First
United Presbyterian church. corner Sixth
and Seneca streets, on Thursday evening,
at 8 o'clock. A sermon win be preached
by Rev. NJ. NJ. Msrling, of Hslsey, Or.
Tie Presbytery will continue its sessions
on Friday and until its business is CON-
pleted. Friday evening the Presbyterial
convention Of Y. p. s. C. f. of Oregon
p resbytery will meet in the same place. A
banquet has been arranged for the visit
ing delegates at o'clock in the dining
rooms Of the church. At s o'clock there
will be addresses and discussions accord
ing to q carefully-arranged programme.
Papers will be read by delegates from Port
land and Albany. Or, and Tacoma, Wash.
The convention will continue until Sab
bath evening, April 8. There will be Pres
byterial communion in the morning At IL
O'Clock, the sermon being presched and
the sacrament conducted by Rev. A. NJ.
Acheson. OF Oakvilie, Or. At $3.50 p. m.
the Y. P. S. C. E. prayer meeting will be
conducted by Miss Hettie Miller, of AL
bany, Or, president of the Presbyterial
Society. At 7:45 sermon to the Y. p. 8.
G. +. will be delivered by Rev. H. +. Wal
lace, of Portland, Or.
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MARTIN AND EAsTON.

The Great Revival Closed Yesterday
With Fine kesults Accomplished.
The Martin aston revival that for six
weeks has attracted hundreds Of people
daily, closed last night IN Armory hall. A
vast audience filled the spacious hall and
galleries and the sermon was one of the
finest in the series. The total number Of
accessions to the First Christian church
during the meeting was 237. Mr.. Martin
at the close expressed his thanks to the
city press. to the citizens, to Plymouth
church and others for aid in many ways
in his work. He promises to return in
the autumn and give further assistance
when the First Christian church will be
SO housed a. to work to better advantage.
Messrs. Martin and Easton begin at Oiym-
pia tonight, leaving here at .. m. today
On the Multnomah.
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interesting services were nsiu morning
and evening At Battery street Methodist
Episcopal church, under the direction Of
the pastor. Rev. Alfred inwood. In the
morning Mr.. Inwood preached on the
topic: The Holy Spirit in Connection
With Work" IL was missionary subject.
and the mission collection which followed
was the largest ever taken n Battery street
church for that purpose In the evening
il was chIldren's missionary day. fine
programme was given by the children of
the Sunday school. Crowded houses At
tended both morning and evening.
Easter Sunday was generally observed
by all the churches in Ballard, the Gilman
Park NJ. f.. church and 81. stephen s Epis-
copal church making . special effort to OBJ
serve the day appropriately. The Meth
odist church was Handsomely decorated
with proiusion of beautiful flowers. ever
greens etc. An extensive and interesting
programme was carried out in the evening
under the supervision OF the Rev. z. K.
Fahs.
st. Stephens Episcopal church Was beau
tiiully and tastetuiiy decorated with flow
ers, English ivy notices, banners. shields.
crosses, etc. The decorations and ar
rangement OF the different notices was
done under the direction of the rector.
Rev. p. +. Hyland. assisted by Mr.. J. W.
Davies who displayed refined and artistic
taste. so that the interior of the church
presented q very pleasing effect.
A regular Easter Episcopal service was
held in the morning and IN the evening
special services were held in which the
little ones we're the principal participants.
programme was well rendered. including
singing and recitations by Madee White,
Rose Grover, l. McLachlan Robert Scees.
Naomi Dawes and Lois White After
the programme Easter eggs. cards and
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Admission: Adults. Soc: Children, $50: Season
Tickets (Which may be trAnsferred), for the SIX
entertainments, $l5O- All seats reserved, and
can be procured after Wednesday at the book storo
of ]. II. Calvert & Co., 7l9 Front st.
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mtfY. v tomt0 sTasku kpfksy
I,Ioautovy nsl6saIi % pfsemnS DO.
slady . vSposdit wadkh. jas obfat
IlonoiaIa skatkem .e stall, jakoi |
pFiIoispA jest vBpovtd kfAlosny
Liliuokalaai u vfposadf tech w.
stfth, ~ ameriekt vyslabec stevens
povolal yoj.ko spojeuyeh sista do
lIonolulu dffye, neili ss kfhIovsks
yojsko pod velenfm mariAla wiIso.
na ykdalo Wade proratimnd q urnal
ylkdu novou, uelli tato byla Din.
nosti. KrAlovna ye sv6 vSpovsdi
obsihuje mirislry, he nejednali
yhdi NJ jak mtIi a co udinila, he
jen ma radu jejich Sc stalo. TAI
Primo obyihnje yyslance stcyense,
ie dororumt ~ revolucionAFi a
na iirh iadost povolal vojsko 10.
dt stry6ka Sama. IDA sc, ze
ton Hawaii bude mft Str5cek Sam
zbyte6nou polfzanou.
Mortonova vjro6ni xprava.
Tijemnfk zemedelskebo odboru
We vyrocnf zprav6 ave vy.lovuje
polltovanf mad nedostatecnon orga-
nisaci odboru, jenz tolik krasnsch
poskytuje pfilezitostf ku prospe-
chu zeme, dodava vsak zaroveh, ze
mnohym spdsobem lze prospect
veci zem6delske We vzajemnsch
vztazfch jednotlivych statd k odbo-
ru zem6d6lskemu, vladnfmu. Tyz
jest tobo nabledu, ze jednotlive
stanice vladnf mely by NIT povole.
ne M ne obnosy pffmo tajemnik,
ably jen ma nalelite vydanf do,y6.
nych obnosh dohfzel. Zarovef
stezuje 81, ze mnohy zff4enec po-
rosnanf pracf, jez mu sv6fena,
malo placen jest, avsak ze muscle
Sc setfiti usetfilo sc celkem "a je-
dine ctvrtletf pry pres $4,000.
Dale zmihuje Sc rozdavAnf semen,
JED melo jen zadoucf vysledky.
Dobytkafstvf venovana We zprave
zvlastnf pozornost tabulkami sta
tisticktmi jednotliy6 iiajc doloze-
ny jsou. Zaroveh 6inf sc zmfnka
o zmensepf drobnohledne prohlfd.
ky masa ma jatkacb, 6imz mnobo Sc
usetf.lo, nebot naklad ma to obnA.
Sci 0 a phl procent ceny .nasa do
ciziny vyvezendho. Drobnohledne
prohlfdky masa pry vyvozu ani dost
malo nebyly ma prospech. Zprava
odporuouje, ably dfady spolkove
pracovaly ifady mfstnfmi Y nalezi
tenn souhlasu, tam kde NOR dobyt6f
vypukl; dale sazenf stromkf a "a
leshovanf Sc odporucuje podAvA
Sc zprava povetrnostnfch stani.
cfch jich dinnosti. Zprava do.
vozuje, ze vyvoz zemadolskych plo.
din mohl by bgti vdtsf 5000, 900
farem Spojenyeh Stata ma nichz
ruce pilne 10000, 900 osob pracf SO
zanasf.
Bral cizeho.
Il. l.. Fauquier, vrchnf klerk
tajemnfk +. NJ. Hubbella, mfsto-
pfedsedy Des Moines Northwestern
drahy Des Moines, la. zmizel cd
nekolika dnh MIN as $500 ma ho-
tovosti. Take n6kolik jfzdnfch IT.
stka do Chicago Sc pohfesuje. Tfz
jest zenat, ma ma v5chode mansel.
ku svou, vsak iowske byly mu mi.
leisi. Tyi jiz New Yorku sAhl
pr5 na eIxe penfze take Chicago
jej znali, jako nepoctiveho hfednf-
ka, pondvao ale jest synem aupf
ckeho biskupa ma NJ
vynikajfcfch pfAtel, vidy
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xOvt zpaiW uoMlCI.


0hst.
Ne Springfield, Mass yyhoIsI
~. li.tsIsda Dicsih.on iIioek,
4 nsItssls .e Gfsphla Psbli.h
Go Iies skvody Plsmsny
AMY 20 sAhy No soasedai hotel
sdevsfav . jsn asiIt bssisa by.
, dtsoss,l, H. ssdIejst badoss.
usion svsoA, nsIshIs teI pope
Cslkost fifAsy obnAai ~
600. I'lameny .sss doaaIy
"a dfuhoa stsnu alice . snitily
.dik bud Y . obchodh.
emile uhoii trocha chlsdea jst
4 ob6a sidy vice 80 vy.ty,a.
TAX ' 81 l,oai.s pistopenim
IN byIo rsi6eno sest obchodh
'emhaio alici ,kody obnAsf
foss IIasi6i mu-eii vyosloii.
+, sby pbAjili .osssdbi msjet.
TIL a nich byli tSioe ara
Ed.
v Newbefn, v okresu Dyer,
snn. sni6il rAvod Wilson Dry
pods Go. ntkolik jest6 iinych
pchodh. skoda sphsobeoA pact
/ na $4,000. Tii null, ia cbtali
kpds,i ntjakt xboif a daleiitsjsf
Inv 4 hoficfch stavenf byli tro.
Ismi SO sesuviimi rasypaoi a "a.
\puli. 0heh vrnikl Y nkbytko.
p obchodd . jak se rdA byl
|!bien. vyse.fovAni jest ravede.
J = policie prs jest ma stopa
Aof dine, jako ohn6 pFedesl6
pikl polar v obohodnf 6Asti me-
v Salt Lake | vytadal 81 IA
1000 rhrntho majetku. Poji.
ni u porovnini se strAtami nepa-
Kenetn4 usaxen.
lVsher bankovnf fiditel . Lin.
>, jenz pad tamnf nArodnf ban.
I-A M svddomt, byl dopraven
kodu msrakla Allena do Sioux
3, J. ID. do vdrenf. Tyz po-
sf dobe vice cestoval, neali
IN mfiismi. VlAdnf dfady
sali kam jej posadit, ably Sc
kovi dobfs vedlo. Sotva jej
tatjia . Omaby prAvnfci chts-
u zpat, 10 prt jej ( svsde-
r 4, sebujf.
2 PfednAaeI Hawaii.
'vals americky vyslanec John
evens . Augusta, Me. pfednA-
pc 20. I. m. We West Somer-
Mass. o xAleiitostech hawai-
jakz mysleti Sc dA trestf
aaky jeho byla hlavn6 sprava
nfho komisafe Blounta, jenz
leatem na Hawai- poslan jsa o
sovi srovna pffsnive napsal.
y vylidiv sAjmy smerick6ho
lu M Hawai-, povSdSl | jake
~ panovaly M dvofe krAlov-
sjil sc, 10 mel jako vyslanec
tch Stiti jen zAjmy techto
,sli. ZAroveh vyslovil made.
n EamotanA sAlezitost havajskA
tAtnicky vyFfxeoa . TAX, ably
vffEenf TO sluSelo jen bylo
ggswderiy vplnt SLAVE.
dnf vybor Rytffd PrAce
5iu t6chto odbyvanem vi
slphii podal dne 81. listopa-
yu svou. Clenovs vtboru
ii knihy fAdu ! shledali 10 v
poFAdku. v$bor odporu-
ably budova FAdu v mestS
s-hii byla prodAua . nova
ma jinde vice u stfedu
ch StAta. vSbor pfesved-
als, ae spr&va fadu byls 90
o tdz veakers jednAnf /
\ ybo, po nAlezitem vysv6t-
achvktano
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lldem % pfFaim stfemt iYak8ykn
DitA Iahasonem shsmrtAht halesk
sss peslsdnim talent Iahasoa,
Issi positI - ,jlssilo tyl safosse
pfTsiho tAdn
Ohat.
Al o osmt hedibt Vsssfai. dse
~, listora'la, kdyt ofchesr hrAl
hv0dni oesft9fu ' Ilensistavk diva
die ' Ceiumbas. Onto. bylo poled
noa o,nkmeoo kapslnikas, H. y
raia hosi potitIi potalofAao
bylo oVeeehstso, ally klidot a. ~
,eilo, poseva6 50 hfAti nsbade
To stalo se a bikd9 ani dost mkIo
II neubliiil. Oheb ytnlkI radhi
dAsti hiedIsie neiii minulo nsko.
lik minut foraiIil se na bntel '
ttie badost 80 naltrsIfci. PfhbS.
hem dvou hodin lehl cels dtveree
popelem. skody obnAsf t70o, 600
Poikrem tfmto pliilo mtsio Go
lumbus o sv6 neIlepsi divadlo a
nejlepsi hotel, jlkoi celou Fadp
fsdu ptkn}oh obehodh. Jeden ba
sid byl zabit.
Williams block v Mu.kegon,
Mich. dne a. listopadu vJhofel.
Restaursee So tam nal6xajicf, hotel
jakoz n6kolik v6tkich obehodh
byly dplpd zniGeny Ntkolik ha.
si66 octlo sc pod sutinami yyhofc.
IL budovy, jsou yiak Gas vypro.
stem n xachra leni. Jeden mich
ssak byl tiice ran6n nejspisc
xemfe.
Casn6 rhno tehoz dne hofelo ma
dokach We Fairport, Ohio. HnsiGi
pfi nejlepsf vdli nemobli Sc ohna
zmocniti, al koneond povolana mu.
sela byt pomoc PainesviIle, O..
Kdyz tato NO dostavila ohn6 posle.
ze se zmocnili. N6kolik jefabh
jintch strojh bylo zni6eno. Ma
Sc "a to, ze oheh povstal vyldtnnv.
u jiskrou pohozeneho popele ze
strojh. skoda pa6f Sc ma 10000
dolar6.
v Allentown, Pa. vyhofelo dne
"a. m. sest tenementnfeh domh,
spolu dfevafskou ohradou Jamese
M. Rittera. Skoda obnasela as
1900, 1000.
V New Yorku vyhofel tehoz dine
na devat6 avenu tenementnf d6m a
pet osob, JED v nastalem rozruchu
nemohlo v Gas uniknouti, bylo po.
vaaliv6 xran9no.
V Englewood, Ill. vyhofel prvui
metodisticky chram, krasna to bu.
dosa. Skoda spdsobena pact se ma
$4,000. Oheh povstal nasledkem
vfbuchu plyncmeru.
X poslednimu odpotinku.
Telesne pozdstatky jeremiah M.
Ruska, b5valdho guverncra statu
Wisconsin, byyaleho kongresnfka
poslexe tajemnika zem6delskdho
odborn vladnfbo "a presidenta
Harriaona, uloaeny byly We virou.
qua, Wis. k poslednfmu odpo6inku.
Byvaly president Harrisos, jenz
mel Stry6ka Jerry yelice rad, jsa
nejlepsfm pfftelem ieho, pfijel mu
. dalneho Indianapolis ma pohfeb,
jenz odbgval Sc dne "a. listopadu.
A6koliv panovala velika zima, do.
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