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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-14
Capital lettings.

Captain Shoemaker of the revenue
cutter service has perfected arrange
ments for sending out the Boring sea
patrol fleet. May /.
The attorney general. in an opinion
constituting section IL Of the naval per-
sonnet law. holds that a pay director
ar medical director Of the navy whose
rank IL that 81 captain. may be- retired
with the rank and three-fourths Of the
sen nay 81 a rear admiral.
The steamer city Of Rio de Janeiro
which arrived. AT San Francisco.
Thursday. brings news from Honolulu
that at meeting ~ the cabinet. the
c1nfraot with the Scrymser Co. for n
cable between san Francisco and
Honolulu was cancelled. This action
was taken on letter from the secre-
tary ~ state AZ Washington declining
tO.consider the matter.
when the United States government
recently proposed a modus vivendi on
the Alaskan boundary 10 overcome the
possibility OF a lawless out break pend
ing n final adjustment, the British au-
thorities referred the proposition Ia the
Canadian authorities at Ottawa. The
tituWA itTltbiAh'h
with an acceptance Of the general idea
81 a nodus vivendi. This must now
go TO the British foreign office.
Impressive funeral services were held
over the remains OF the late Justice
Stephen ]. Field. at the Church of the
Epiphany. Washington, Thursday
morning. Among those present. were
President Mckinley. Secretaries Will
son, Long and Attorney General
Griggs. the British, Russian, French
and German ambassadors and others.
Rev. IL. Y. Satterlee, the bishop of
Washington. assisted by Rev. Macie
Smith, the pastor of the late justice,
ofiiciated. The simple burial service of
the Episcopal church was read. Chief
Justice Fuller and his associates on the
supreme bench acted as honorary pail
bearers. The remains were inferred in
vault at Rock Creek cemetery.
The state department. Thursday
made public the following message
from President Loubet of France in re-
ply to that sent. Wednesday, by Presi.
dent Mckinley: Paris, April u. Hi
Excellency, William Mckinley, Presi
dent of the United States, Washington
| am deeply touched by the sentiment
which Your ExCellency was pleased Il
express towards me on the occasion o.
the signing of the notifications of th'
treaty of peace between the United
States and Spain. and | heartily thanh
you therefor. | especially desire to as
sure Your Excellency of the sincere de
sire of the government of the republic
and it's President constantly to draw
closer the bonds of traditional friend
ship which have 50 long united the tw,
great republics. tSignedD Emil
Loubet"
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VICIOUS ATTACK
Continued from page ID

are used on human bodies when they be-
gin 10 crack He had eaten of this meat
only once and it made him sick. Mr..
Spicer found the canned roast beef Shiny
and disagreed BILE.
The official report Of DR.. Bigelow of the
agricultural department. VINO was select,
ed to make an investigation OF the canned
roast beef was submitted. DIR. Bigelow
visited Chicago. Kansas City and Omaha
with the court and he gave the result OF
his observations of any experiments upon
various samples of beef used by the PACK
ing houses in canning.
Describing the mode OF preparing the
canned roast beef. DR.. BigeloW stated
that il was generally parboiled from TO
20 minutes before being placed in the
cans and afterward was steamed for sev-
eral hours With the meat generally was
placed quantity of soup hquor ana
often salt.
Wis at length with the view of counter
acting the effect of the testimony of Drs.
Brady, Currie, Castle and others whose
testimony had declared that chemicals
had been used in the preservation of the
meats supplied to the army. The witness
| said he had examined both lne refriger-
ator and the canned roast beef and had
found no evidence of the use of preserva-
lives in either. He said he had never
known formaldehyde to be used a pre-
servative of meat. but il might be used
as a germicide.
At the afternoon session the cross-ex-
animation of DIR. Biselow continued. He
considered beef extract stimulant
rather than nutritive. Canned roast
beef was preferable TO bacon as a food
for the soldiers. Major Lee reminded him
that the soldiers always manifested a
preference for the bacon.
"A man does not always choose the
food that is best for him" was the reply
But mans choice on such matter
should be considered among other cir
cumstances." He did not consider that
the boiling Of beef would diminish its
nutritive value.
Prof. John w. Hallet, professor of
chemistry at the University of Virginia.
was next examined. He expressed the
opinion that no one on chemical analy-
sis alone could determine whether food
was wholesome. nor would an ordinary
analysis determine whether 1t was horse
or beef. True, chemical analysis deter
mines certain limitations or possibilities
of food products. but il does not Definite
~ determine the food value OF a gwen
article. He related that the experiment
had been made of feeding TO hogs the
residue of beef after beef extract hld
been made Of it. which had resulted n
the practical starvation of the hogs.
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South Amboy with barges Braddock
and Derby: schs ID Melanson. church
Point, N S; Howard. Tusket. N -;
Charles w Church. Philadelphia Dia-
dem and James and Ella, Rockport:
Neptune. Machias: J Chester Wood
and w Fl Card. Portland; A Hayford.
Belfast Hooper, Calais; Gamecock.
Rockland.
Sid sims Etolia Avonmouth: earn,
Brunswick; tug Waltham Portland, WIN
Big Derby: schs J Il Martin. Annapolis
Belmont Weymouth: Princess, Brighton
N s; Annie. Salmon River and yarmouth
n s: Sarah Potter and Sarah & smith,
Hllsboro y Il: Mystery. 81 Johns. y +;
olivia Clementsport. n s; y r Gtvan,
81 George y Il Temperance Bell. River
Herbert, y S; Lizzie Dyas. Yarmouth, y
s. Lena Maud Maggie Miller Annie
Harper, Franklin, Nickerson. Nellie wat
ters Alice Maud and Georgia II, 81 John.
Il: Estelle, Bangor and curacOa. Tri
Ton, Calais: Rebecca Shepherd. Kennebec
and Phiiadelphia.
Sid from the Roads, sch John 7 VIII
liams. Parrsboro, n s.
NEW YORK-April IL, sid, sch kenne-
bee. South Amboy for Gardiner Ne.
RALTIMORE-Apri IL. ar. tug Pied
mont. with bgs II and ~ from Bath Me,
and !, from Boston.
PROVIDENCE-April 10. ar, SENS Annie
Laurie ST John. y r.
FALL RIVER-April l3. ar. schs Mary
Standish, Portland; X l. kennry. Rock
land.
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.
Boston. April Il

Boston, April l..
~ YeSter-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
May wheat, .24-7s 1851 12@s IAN 72I. Il:
Wheat opened strong on an active de-
mand from local shorts, inspired by ad-
Vanclng cables and bad crop news: Liver
poor prices We're SD. higher and Price
current Is more decidedly bullish on thu.
crop condition than any week so far Re-
ports from other sources are equally bad
ana the crowd showed more disposition to
accept the damage accounts. Yesterday
business in cash wheat also suggests
that, with the present low rail rates
considerable export business is possible
There was a moderate outside trade on
me advance. and foreign houses bought j
little. while the latest news from tba
west brings Il prediction of colder
weather, including frost in Kansas. IA
hlSht' foliowing this report St Louis he
came heavy buyer. Price Current saws.
There Is further positive evidence Of
serious injury, of wide extent. 10 the
wheat crop. The warm weather for m,
sast Few days has shown that the damage
IS actual, and ii looks as if the advance
III wheat had only just commenced
Inc New York stock market opened
irregular. Manhattan was leading feat
ure in the morning. selling up nearly 4
per cent. in anticipation Of the benefits
70 De derived from the proposed change
OF motive power. The opening Irregular
Ivy was partly due 10 the influence Of
lower quotations from London, bur i
soon became evident that there was no
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GOMEZ CALLED UPON
To Represent Cuban Army in Negotiations
With the United States.

Havana, April l3.-The Cuban gener-
ais. this afternoon. waited upon Gen.
Gomez officially and informed him that
they desired him to represent the army
in any negotiations with the United
States military authorities in Cuba.
Gen. Gomez accepted the trust. after
which all waited upon Gov. Gen.
Brooke to discuss with him the de-
tails Of disarmament and payment.
The original rolls of the cuban army
were delivered To Gov. Gen. Brooke,
at s o'clock this evening. Senior
Capote. vice president of the recently
dissolved Military Assembly and long
prominent in Cuban affairs. volunteer
"a To attempt to obtain them from the
special executive committee that sur
vived the Assembly. The rolls We're de-
liver-d 10 him on his first request.
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Base Ball Notes.

Frank McManus left Lewiston. Tues
dly. Tor Allentown. where hr will play
base bail, the coming season.
Mccarthy. who dil good work with the
AuguStds Two years ago VIII b. one W
the pitchers In the New England League
Sharrott. formerly the manager ~ the
Bangor club. will probably again play
with Detroit. this season. lie made a fiur
record IN that city last year
Portland Courier. one ~ the local
me Portland team "a Frank Libby. who
caught three years ago for the University
% Maine nine. lie has Oeen the battery
partner Of COnroy ana ~ a splendid back
stop besides being a good hitter.
The National League season will open.
today. Chicago playing AZ Louisville ana
Philadelphia IN Washington. ON SaJur-
day the BoStons will play IN Brooklyn.
New York al Baltimore. Washington q
Philadelphia, Cleveland Al II. Louis. chi
cdgo al Louisville and Pittsburg az Gin
c.nnau
Manager Burnham. having succeeded "
securing the use Of Highland Park has
begun getting a team together fD-
BroCktOn. He has signed Robert /. Gan
ley. outiielder. and has laid claim 10
Larry Battam. short Stap. with Taunton
for time ana claimed by thar club, ana
Geo. ;. NObllt. one lime with BrocktOn.
an outtielder. with Providence last year.
ana claimed by FINN. Secretary Morse
says Burnham has first claim on both
men.
James Mccormick the walI-knoWn
Lewiston base ball player. who mas signed
with the Allentown team OF the Atlantic
League, began his base ball career with
the Lewiston team in the season OF 'g9.
He resigned and signed with them agaiu
IN S3-i In 20 ne played with the Quincy.
Ill, team, and in SO with the Columbus
o.. team. lie resigned with the Quincy
team in -. During the season OF '9S he
played with Newport of the New Eng
land League. Mr.. Mccormick Is a good
steady player. and Is sure to hold his own
win Allent0Mn. this coming season.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by The Wires from North. East.
South and West.

De ORC won the pool match from
Keogh at Chicago. Wednesday night. 500
to SIS
Another case Of smallpox was discov-
cred at Boston. Thursday. in RoXbury.
making five cases in three days.
John Drechell, aged 81. cut his throat
from ear to ear at Webster, Mass.
He will die.
Charles G. Lamb of Vineland \. j..
Thursday II ght. shot his servant girl
Lizzie Fisher. and shortly afterwards cut
his throat and died almost instantly. 'Ihe
girl will die.
VIM. H. Mcclure lineman, was
electrocuted by a live wire. at Elmira
y. Y. Thursday afternoon. while aloft
on a pole. 1t is supposed he lost his
balance and grasped the wires in an
endeavor to save himself.
Justice VIM. ]. Gaynor of the supreme
court. Brooklyn. has written to Eugene
" Brewster. chairman of the 81 dinner
under the auspices of the Chicago plat
the invitation TO attend. on the ground
that he would be unable to agree wit all
the 81 dinner stands for.
Fire in Gould K McDonald's plumb ar
shop on North street, Salem, Mass
Tuesday evening, nearly caused the de
structlon Of one of Salems most famous
buildings the old witch house. Prompt
work on the part of Mr.. Mcdonald of the
firm, and of the chemical men of the fire
department saved the structure. The loss
VIII be covered by 500. Il is insured.
In the l5-round sparring bout between
Jimmy kearns of New York formerly
of Lawrence, Mass, and Bob" Allen,
the colored lightweight of Boston, held
at Greenwood Park pavilion, under the
auspices Of the Pastime A. C. of Man
chester. n. H.. Thursday, the former
man was given the decision by Referee
Dan Saunders of Boston
The body of a man about Gu years of
age and supposed to be John Thayer. a
farmer at Limrock, II. L.. was found on
the railroad track near an overhead
bridge, short distance above the
Pawtncket. station, Thursday night
, The body was terribly mangled; and
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the authorities entertain suspicious Of
foul play and that the body was
thrown from a bridge 10 the track
and became mangled by passing
train II Is generally believed. how
ever, that the man was killed while
walking along the tracks. Medical Ex-
aminer French vii conduct an autopsy,
Friday.
In the United States district
court. at Wilmington. Del. Thurs
day. VIM. Eastman Cotter Of
Philadelphia. convicted on conspiring
tn aid and abet William y. Boggs in
the latter's theft of slO7 900 from the
First National Bank Of Dover. was SEN
fenced to pay a fine Of $1,000. and be i'm
prisoned for IS months. District At
torney Vandegraft asked the court for
permission to enter noIle prosecui in
the cases Of State Senator j. Frank
Alice. Amos Cole. Charles :. Butler and
j. r. McGonigle. who We're also in
dicted for aiding and abetting Boggs.
The court granted the motion
Dr. VIM. H. Conklln of Ansonia.
medical examiner. was the principal
witness at New Haven. Conn, Thurs
day. in the trial If Margaret {. A.
Anderson, the colored woman, who Is
charged with murder in the first de-
gree in causing the death of her hus-
band. John Anderson of Ansonia. by
poisoning. He was on the stand over
4 hours. After detailing the many fea-
lures connected with the case he ex-
pressed the opinion that Anderson
came to his death from poison admin
istered through the mouth. Two other
witnesses We're examined. who testified
as To Anderson health for several
months nrayinrs IA hic death
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1t is announced that one of the larg-
EST deals In gold mining property ever
contaminated in Nova Scotia, was
closed at Halifax, n. s. Thursday.
when the Tunnel or Barrel Lode"
mine at Westerly, together with other
valuable property adjacent was trans
ferred to syndicate of New York
capitalists represented by d. c. Hoode.
The mine itself embraces over 200 acres
and there are also several thousands
acres OF land. a hotel and other build
lnss and extensive water power rights
at Fali River and Fletcher's Lock, The
FORMER owners were b. c. Wilson
warden OF Halifax county. and T. r.
que OF Halifax. The price paid has
hot been disclosed but il is said to be
very large sum. The property is
ABOUT IL miles from Halifax.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April l3.
me Leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May. 41s; July, 7iz.n74A
cORN-May. 55An3jas; July, 3j5.M2s;
0ATS-May. 267.M27; July, 25A.
PORk-May. s9.02i2: July. sgi5
RfsD D., Bit; July. $3.50; Septem-
RIBsmMay a.67k; July. $3.50; septem-
Gash quotations closed as follows;
FLOI R-Quiet, but steady.
DO. 6. ny; No 2 red Sac
CORN-No. 2 35i4; No yellow. 3ja,
OATS-No 2. 2714n21ls: No. white Ill.
h3ll2; No. 2 white, 2g24m3l
RYE-NO. ?, 55M55I5
BARLEY-No. 2 3s047
EiAXSEED-sl.2 y. W. sl25
TIMOTHY-S2.30
LARD-s5 12lzG IT,
PORK-Mess, $s.9519O0: ribs. 1854 81.
shoulders iasMii2; clear sides, 81 gOI5 IN
Il GAR-Cut loaf, $50; granulated
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Disasters.

Boston, April l3.-The fishing schoon-
er Mary f.. Hagen Of Portland, Me,
cant. Thompson. while beating up the
harbor. this morning, against head
wind. ran aground on the lower mid
die and subsequently filled. The crew
took to their duries and rowed TO T
wharf The schooner was bilged and il
is possible she cannot be fioated.
Halifax. y. =. April ia terrible
gale swept over the grand bank OF New
Foundland, last Friday. a telegram
from capt Peterson Of the schooner
Elenora. at ST. Pierre. MID, states that
his vessel had been In the gale. hav-
ing decks swept. dOries smashed. sails
torn ana was leaking badly. but that
they had picked of all but one Of the
crew of the schooner Nettie NJ. Davis
ana brought them safe I'd port. Two
Of the latter vessels crew were injured.
George Latham. the lost man. belonged
in Liverpool. y. ).
Albert Hubbard ana Athel MOrrisey
of schooner Lizzie Griffin. were out in
"A dory. when 1t was capsiZed by a sen.
Both got back to the overturned boat.
but MOrrissey was unable % hold on
ana after struggling FOR Il minutes.
his hands became numbed. he relaxed
his hold and was drowned before the
eyes OF his mate. who was fighting for
his own life and powerless To aid him
Hubbard was rescued.
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AT MADRID.
Notice Of Ambassador Storer's Appointment,
Carlist Uprising Laughed at.

Madrid April l3-At the cabinet cOun-
cll. today. the Queen Regent presiding.
Senior Don Francisco Slvela, the premier,
informed his colleagues that the United
States government had notified Spain
that II proposed To appoint Mr.. Bellamy
Storer. American minister al Brussels. to
the United States legation AZ Madrid.
The reports that a Carlst rising was
Imminent were he said. without founda-
tion. as the CarliSts had not the cohesion
necessary for engaging IN active hos
Titles.
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The Weeks Games.

lows: '''
Friday-Villanova-P Philadelphia al Phil
adelphia "
Saturday-IlarVard-U University of Viz
Plnid mt Charlottesville. Boston J'niver-
sity-IIoly cross at Worcester. Wesleyan
at Princeton, New York University IVES
leylu at Middletown Pennsylvania State
College University w PENNSYLVANIA al
Philadelphia. Lehigh-Yale al New Haven.
Hartford aS Newark. North AttlebOro-
Brown an Providence, Boston College AZ
AndoVer
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mr.. Hobart Better-Mr. Baird Dying.

Washington, April 13.-Nice Presi-
dent Hobart was reported, tonight. to
be improving. though he had not sufti-
GENTLY recovered to leave his room.
Representative Biard of Louisiana,
showed no material change, tonight,
aid his death is hourly expected.
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THE UNTOLD MISERIES

That arise frcm the Errors Of Youth or Excesses
OF mature yea = and all Diseases and Weaknesses
OF Men, from hatever cause arising, can be allie
viatel and CLREO Read 1.-THE Diagnostcian (;
Or, Know Thyst.lf Manual" Wade Mecum for Men
only. who seek for True Principles OF III treatment
days. Address, THE PEABODY MEDICAL lNSTl-
TUTE, No. BuIfinch street, Boston Mass; con
huIlati0l IL person or by letter CONr IAI..
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. April L.
Cotton futures closed steady. Apr;I
5.fs; May. 5.75: June. 5.7S: July. 5S4: Xii.
gust, on: september, 5.1Y: October. 5,S:
November, 5.S3: December. $50; January
30; February, 5.g3; March So
spot cotton closed quiet lie lower.
middling uplands, Gs; do. gulf, s3.. Sales
81 bales
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FinIanders Rushing to America.

HUI. Eng, April 13.-There is great
rush of young FinlanderS for the United
States to avoid the recent decree Of
Emperor Nicholas regarding Finland
which provides for an increase of the
Russian military and naval forces and
the extension of construction.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. April 13.-Increased outside
speculation, today, on account Of report
ed serious injury TO the wheat cron
caused 4 sharp advance in prices Man
closed l'442c. higher. Corn improved IL
fi+-, and oats aaMls. Pork gained Zoe. ami
lard and ribs al.M5c. each.
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South Dakota Volunteers Return Demanded :

Pierre, 5. d.. April Ex-Governor Lee
has written to President Mckinley de-
danding the return of the South Da-
kotl Volunteers from the Philippines.
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The flagship Of Vice Admiral Sr
George Denham Bedford. the newly APP
pointed commander of the British North
American and West Indian squadron. will
be the second-class cruiser Crescent,
which was on the Halifax station, two
years ago Sir John Fisher. the present
commander Of the fleet. viii sail for Eng
land shortly from the West Indies an he
flagship, the batrleship Renown.
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Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX. n S-April -, ar. sim
Manchester Enterprise. Wright, Man
chester: sch Ella II Barnes. Hayden.
New York.
sid, sim Erna. GoetZ. Havana, Nor
dkyn. Beer. Liverpool
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seiIing pressure and the market developoJ
decided strength In several directinns
ne undertone Of the market was strong
and there was quite an increase in on,,
mission house business
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BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

BY n break in a water main at Port
land. Thursday morning. the city was
left without water.
The grand jury of the Hancock supreme
lnhlciai court reported Is Indictments 81
81 whlch We're liquor cases ana two for
larceny.
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pretty features and rounueu 10TH IS
a duty. women owe to themselves.
The mark of excessive monthly saf-
ering is familiar one in the faces OF
young American women.
Don't wait. young women, until
your good looks are gone past recall.
Consult Mrs. Pinkham at the out
start Write to her at Lynn. Mass.
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rEALT and beauty are the gories of perfect woman
Women who constantly with weakness peculiar
to their cannot retain their beauty Prsservauon "
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ASIA Minor was the chief opium
market until the 18th century. and from
then on it was gradually distributed all
over the globe. The Chinese obtained
the drug in the 18th century.
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It's the little colds that grow into big
'olds: the big colds that end in consump-
ion and death. Watch the little colds.
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
mon. wed, fri&wk~. If
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On lnt Produce Exchange:
~ TTER-Quiet and easy: creameries
l41D: diaries. l1ianl712.
EGGS-Steady; fresh 12I5
CHEESE-Stea dy: creameries IlG19ia
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New York Money Market

New York, April ~
Money On call steady, ins per cent:
last loan. per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3l=mi14 per
cent.
Sterling exchange firmer at $iS6lhfi
iSG2 far demand ana AT Si.si4n4S4l2 f0l.
80 days; posted rates. $iH4iGG4S5 and S4s7
T4S7l4. commercial bills 81 S3fIl s:I.
Silver certificates, G0n60i2.
Bar silver 59ss
Mexican dollars 4Tss
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