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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-05
la eOrte Dc ju8ticia
de AreCi50.
labor GORtinua y gfan HdnGrO DO
i0lGIOs lOT deIltOs eIeGtOTsIeS.
de emues3ro Corresponsoz. J

Ed Ia Corte de DistritO de Are
cibO, Sc han celebrado muchos jul
clos en- asuntos cri1ninales duFante
el pasadO mes de Abril. cOntinuan- +
do esa labor en- ell presente. Los
casos por asuntos electoFales han
sido los que han llevado el mayor
numero.
Entire estos han resultado 16 jul
clos en- que Sc ha dictado la abso-
lucion de los acusados y 4 Sobre-
seidos a solicitud del fiscal especial
Mr.. Wilcox.
Quedan "a juicios por diferentes
delitcs, para celebraF y resolveF set
1lalados hasta ell 6 del corriente.
Los juicios poF juFados, que Sc
han selalado hasta ahora, son los
siguientes:
Mayo 8.-Nieves Cruz , Cru ~,
por incendio maliciOso. Abogado
sei1or Santoni
Mayo 8.-Encarnaci0n Velazquez,
poF abuse de confianza. Abogado
seilor Gonzalez.
Mayo 9.-Juan Barreto de JESUS,
por Violaci6n. Abogado senior San
toni.
Mayo Francisco Cort6s Ruiz,
Por hurtofde mayor cuantfa. Abo-
gadO Martinez.
Mayo 9.-Ramon Gonzalez Me-
gr0n, por robo. Abogado senior San
toni.
Mayo 10 -saturnino vazquez, por
hurto de mayor cuantfa.
Mayo 10. Attic Gonzalez. por
seduction.
Mayo lie oy Perez. por seduc-
ci6n. Abogado se1or SulivereS.
Mayo l1.-Francisco Cancel, por
Violaci6n. Abogado feflor Santoni.
Mayo 12.-Juan Almodovar, por
eXtOrsi0n.
Mayo l2.-Cayetano Rivera, por
aggression. Abogado seflor Large.
Mayo l2.-Salvador Rullan, Por
seduction. AbogadO senor Sulive-
res.
Mayo l1.-Juan Vega, por Sc
cci6n.--Abogado .se1lor SBntoni.
Mayo 10.-Jesds Maria Rivera,
pOr atsque contra la vida.
Mayo e.-Miguel Almodovar, poF
periufio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-05
7 TeatLaIes.

AnOChe Concurri6 81 teAtro regular
conCuFFencia. Di6rOnse & c0nOcer de
este pdblico dos i6venes , apreciables
artiStas: Lao aeflOritas LscOmpte.
En- primeFa tand0 fu6 eLS fiesta de
San Anton en- la que siempre se dis.
tingue la sefloFitR Mate0 y en- que DO
deslucen ell coDjuntO ID Du no, Ia Ba-
llesterOs, Montesinos, R4mfrez Viz
CRrrondO.
LOa seflorea Manzano y PousR Ago
DStOTTeGbIes. TenfGn 0nocha CieFtO den-
gEe en- eli decirl
Per0 en- eSAn Juan de LozD fQ6 no
precisamente Ia fisstR de San Anton,
perO si Gla de San Qaintin.0
PArtfa aquello cora zones de piedra
mSa 8 menos berroqutna. Todo, por
falts de ensayO de algunts peEsonitas.
Z foe lSstina, poTque u MAtso y ls
B BSllesteros, Ramirez y Vizcarrond0 y
la Datfio, eGtnvieron aCeptablee; pero
ell Coro de betunerOs 8 impiabotas /.
pStOrseGbLs. peTfeCtamente pStorreQble
El Coro de hombres, bueno. Solo
que, p0r CRnt8F, debi6 cantar-ain
Rludir los batunero8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-05
JUNIl ESCOLAR De AREGIRO,
PUERTO RlCO.

En- este t6rmino municipal, exis-
ten vacanteS las siguientes escuelas:
Una en- el barrio Sabana Hoyos
y otra en- Ell barrio Tanque, tenien-
do cada una de elias paraCasa- -habi-
taci6n del maestro q las desempafie,
la suma de seis dollars moneda CO.
rriente.
Los aspirantes deben dirigir sus
solicitudes en- debida forma:
F. M. SUSONl.-Presidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-05
DON MODESTO.

-Hsmos tenido OCCASION de YER co
les Ofcinas de ID Sociedad AD5aime
eLuz e 6ctric.0 unas pIantas de tels
fonOs interComunicadoa, pr0pios para
hoteIes, tfcinas, aImacenes. muelIes.
fGctolfts de az6oAr y an donde quieFo
que hsyR necesidad de entendersa con
varios empIeados, que eeguramente
reportan una gran vsntS ja en- el movi
miento del trabSjl, pues fscilitan graz.
demente el despRch0 de los asuntos
pOr d prontitud con que % dan y reci'
han las 6rdenes.
El sefior Todd tFIi1 de los Estsdos
UoidOs una pIants compIeta de est0s
tel6fOnOs para Ias oficinaa de esta AL
caldfs, dOnde pueden verse.
AGtuGlmente ga eatsn inotaIando en-
la fkbFica de CigSPFos de ID r. R. A.
Tobacco Go. uCA pIRntR completa De
estos tsI6fonog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-05
pLdoidG. lSngnida
mOc6e ]. de gGZLO8 :.

En- vez de nOc6e de amor.
PoPque en- <SAn Juan de Luz0 Ia
noche de anoChe fe6 noChe.... de ga
UOs.
A 10 meior. Ji.... % !. y CD
las Gnotas RltAOo 15i5tt5Srtn. !. !. quiFi-
qufliiii. 80.
HastS GCulebrCS estabA Sndisn0dO.
En- cuantO s lGa sen 1ritRs Lacompte
fuerOn merecida csrifi 1ss smente aplsu-
didas, y vArios bouquets az fl lres reci
b:erOn.
El senior LsCompte TOGO CLA Boriu.
quenO y un seas cAorre0o que era mo
giQuStir8e. Los aplAusos NO egclseaFon.
AIecci6nense 90 pcco mas aIgunos
Chioos y chicks de b sociedad aFtfsticS
Para eVitST, nUSi6 RGaair6. el pS
torr@.
lMiren ustedes que ell domingo va q
estAE Z'eps5t6 ese carcAm6n de c0zSs&!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-05

expernca ha demostrado que MAQUNA ECRBIR SMITH
PREMIER fin Ia maqqna de escrb mas aaa que ha
pueStO
dcho de
zadas por la antigua aereditada.
Haga vista al TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Plaza Principal
la mum equpo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-05

EN- eBta impTenta % Von0O papol DO
peri6 lice Vieia { aQ.oQ qulutal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

tary continually showed anxiety over
her. mistress and endeavored to have
as much exclusiveness as possible for
the latter. The day the two women
arrived at the hotel Mrs. Stanford rec
ognized in one of the. bel1boys, who
had been directed to show her to her
apartments, the son of an old-time
friend of her late husband and after
greeting him kindly she suggested to
Miss Berner that she ask the hotel
management that the boy be permit
ted to wait on them during their stay
in the hotel. a request that was
promptly granted.
While at the. ST. Francis Mrs. STAN
ford abstained from the use of min
eral water, to which she had been ac-
customed up to the time that the poi
son had been found in her bottle Of
Poland water at the California street
house, and drank only ice water.
which she ordered daily through the
-bel1boy. That there was something
troubling the mind of Miss Berner
soon became apparent to the beIlboy,
for whenever he brought a pitcher
of ice water TO Mrs. Stanford's room
Miss Berner would receive it and care
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
POLICE CAREFULLY INQUIRE
INTO DETAILS OF THE CASE

With the hope that possibly some
further clew might be added to the
chain of circumstances now being
welded by the Police Department. the
detectives have been carefully tracing
every incident that marked the latter.
days of Mrs. Stanford from the time
she returned from abroad to her de-
parture on her fateful journey to
Honolulu. Yesterday the detectives
had advanced in their inquiries as far
as her return to this city from her
San Jose visit. which followed the
poisoning episode at her California
street home. Arriving here, Mrs.
Stanford and her secretary, Miss Ber-
ner, went to the st. Francis hotel
where rooms on the fifth floor were
quietly engaged by the latter. They
did not register and at the request of
Mrs. Stanford there was assigned to
them a special dining table in the la
dies grill. where they daily took their
meals.
According to the information CLEAN
ed by the detectives at the st. Francis
yesterday, Mrs. Stanford did not seem
to be deeply worried, but her secre-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
I'LL FEELING
AMONG THE
RETAINERS
Miss Richmond Admits That
Servants INDUCED in
QuarrelS.

PALO ALTO, March 5.-Miss Eliza
beth Richmond this afternoon admit
ted that troubles had existed in the
Stanford household among the retain
ers. The private detectives have been
working to ascertain whether the feud
might not have been directly or indi-
rectly the cause of the attempted poi
soning.
"Jealousies existed in the Stanford
household among the employees" said
Miss Richmond. but I cannot ex-
actly term them an open rupture. As
far as the will and its bequests are
concerned do not care to discuss the
subject, nor do care about the matter
one way or the other.
II had very little to do with any OF
the servants. was the immediate at
tendant. OF Mrs Stanford. but 1 did not
mix with any Of the employees; pre-
ferred to keep my own counsel Nat
urally had nothing Of consequence TO
say to. the Chinese employees; / only
saw them when they went to their
meals
II was almost always at Mrs. Stan
ford's side or within easy call when she
was at home At other times / re-
mained In my room by myself. do
not mean to imply that l quarreled
with the servants. i simply kept them
at distance.
You know that in a large household
there are always bound to be ruptures
and lnnumerable fights and petty 1eal-
ousies. i attended to my duties and
let them attend TO theirs. All Wing had
been in the household for twenty years
and naturally considered himself sort
of boss. 1 seldom had anything to say
to him."
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
IMPRESSIVE
SERVICES AT
THE CHAPEL
Rev.. w. DinSmOre'S Tribute
to Worth Of Noble
Character.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March
5.-The memorial services over the
death of Mrs. Leland Stanford were
held this morning at II o'clock in the
Memorial Church at Leland Stanford
Junior University. The services were
conducted by the Rev. J. w. Dinsmore
from the First Presbyterian Church of
San jose They were of anyimpressive
character. The immense congregation.
composed to large extent of the stu
dents of the university, listened with
deep attention to the eloquent dis
couese. The magnificent chapel never
appeared more impressive. The golden
sunlight poured in through the stained
windows and cast mellow glow over
the beautiful altar and the tall white
marble statutes Of the twelve apostles
that stand in front Of the reredos and
grace the side walls of the chancel
The great organ rolled out it's grand
est tones and lifted the beauty of its
music up to heaven. The professional
was entitled Heaven" and was sung
by a choir of fifty voices, in which the
whole joined, throwing out tremen-
dous volume of melodious sound. Fol-
lowing this was sung the Lords
Prayer, the congregation all devoutIy
kneeling. The final hymn was Life
Eternal"
Rev. Mr.. Dinsmore said in part
THE sermon / had purposed to give
here now has been laid aside. The
dreadful shock which has come to this
university and to the public at large
makes all discourse in this place at
this hour on any subject but one,
alien and impertinent. One subject.
and that to the exclusion of all else,
engages your minds and hearts. your
thoughts and feelings here now. /
speak of Mrs Stanford.
perhaps there was no other person
in California who was known so famil-
iarly- to so many people as was Mrs.
Stanford She was known far and
wide, in the mansions of the rich and
in the cottages of the poor. In her
character there was no trace of vul-
gar ostentation or of obtrusiveness.
She was born a true woman. we'll born
and we'll bred. She had high ideals,
fixed principles and unfaltering perse-
verance.
..She was noble wife. blending her
life with that of her husband She was
a devoted mother, giving the wealth of
a deep and powerful nature to her only
child while he lived and cherishing with
unspeakabie tenderness his memory
after he had been taken from her Her
absorbing ambitions. her masterful
aspirations had their soul and center
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

fully examine the contents before she
permitted her mistress to drink OF IT.
The detectives made particular in
ouiry regarding the packing OF Mrs.
Stanford's trunks and learned that
they were not sent to the St. Francis
hotel when she returned from San
Jose, but went direct to the California
street home. where later Miss Berner
directed their packing During their
stay at the ST. Francis Mrs. STANFORD
and Miss Berner were not attended by
the formers maids. this being ths wtsh
OF their mistress.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

Of
end the Stanford poisoning after Mrs Stanford
Poland
downtot
islands t
Detectives Burnett thoroughly of
n dyto omakem the
rinve ha
tha OF
umsha
If o
Ata and the
woof Mor me
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

Continued ON Page ?. Column 8.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
NEWS RELIEVES THE TENSION IN POLICE CIRCLES.

flushed
he
He maintained isin
on the ground that silence would best
be hin
dnith lin
Caun
who left o the steamship
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
ORGAN OTHERWISE SOUND
AND PROVES HEALTHFUL
CONDITION PREVAIL ED
Assimilation Of Poison Too Rapid to Affect
Stomach and Traces of 1t Are Very
Difficult to Discover


anfor death last Tuesday Honolulu
NATION this effect published exclusively
efor the last three days anaZg the
Not only did the cabeeam
noo but decided not to make their public until The
forwarded the
Ough the hcarbOne
deadly
STRYcHfINE rs DISCOVERED I'M ORGANS.
The stomach kidneys and
Duncan All the found
showed the
toms nne poisoning
be II dcondiio butth
ewoudbe
that
an other for
DETECTIVES ARE WORE CONFIDENT
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
DETECTIVES ABE MORE. CONFIDENT

n
adoe regarding the finding Of evidence
II
analyses
the detectives
the the
mystery
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

lpfen Ra9t, unb nit bunbert pirren,
ipeGfelnben Behanten eing Serbert am
nd6ften Sag no9 benz 9Gumenlaben,
in Dem Wdlburga friber g%earbeitet
bate. Sbne fi6 gu fraeen po5u unb
tparurl, nur einem inneren Intriebe
se6pr6enb.
@r fdufte einen Straub, hunn fragte
er naA Dem Mdb9en. Man puBte
bier ni9ts me6r BON ibr.
Weriftrlmt f9ritt err, nit BEN 9luz
men in ter 9anb. bur9 Die Strdben.
AumdIis tpurbe fein Sppf %fIarer, unb
er fam ii9 re4t lG9erli9 Dor.
@as polte er eieentli9?
0as mar ihm nod Walburgd, mas
lag inn an ibr9 Warum bate er 1i9
beirren ldiIen bon ibren itaunerben,
porpurfsDpaen Qugen2 @ienei6t
Dar's AUDI @inbiIbung bon ibm ges
pefsn.
limb furs enif6lpHen lenfte er feline
S1ritte gu Der 0pbnune Der SGngez
rim. @r mnlte bort feline 8lumen log
nerben.
9ie Dame mar gu 9allie unb ems
ping i'm. Shr 9ausar5t, elm alter,
eraubGrtiger !6err, mar bel i6r. sic
fritz gerabe nit bieiem, aIs 9erbert
e%intrut, ben iie nit einem &opfniden
besriiBte.
vQ6er i'd bite sic, better Mebi5is
nulratb, per pirb fi9 benn pegen unz
elufli6er 2iebe bas 9eben nebmen!"
rief iie. vOas tit bod einfa9 lG9sr=
li6! llnb nod bdau Senanb aus ben
unterifen StGnben! SD bd9te, bort
iinb Die @efiible gu ipsnis berfeinert,
Die Minf9e mebr auf's Materiele ge>
ri6tet, aIs bab man bort freipiqis
aug unQliidliGer 2iebe in ben Sob
ginse. @s tpirb ppbl meiit elm Oft
Der Nptb iein, tpenn lie ii9 bas 2eben
nebmen, unb Die ppetiI9en 3eitungss
i9reiber MAIDEN einen 2iebestummer
bdrous."
.Sie irreu, mein Srdulein," berlebte
Der &r5t, rni9t Die @erfeinerung Der
@efible berleibt Der 2iebe Die Siefe
unb 5tGrfe, Die benz Menf9en ales
gering eri9einen lahen, mas auBer benz
gerei9e Der 2iebe liegt, felbit bas 2e@
ben. Inns gebilbeten Meni4en belfen
6unbert anbere 8%e5iebuugen iiber cine
undliidli6e Qiebe hintDeQ; 10 Elm
f6li6tes Wefen aber perfGnt benz
mG6ti9en Sriebe oft rettun9slps. sic
siauben gar ni6t, pie bel ppeIie trob
Der materiellen Sorgen i'm @Olfe
ftedt!"
yWpppn fpre9en bann bic 9errz
i9often2" fragte 6erbert.
Die &inftlerin f9pb ibm bic 3ei@
tung gu, tippte nit ibrer roiieen Sim
gerfpiBe auf cine STEELE unb fagte: nSa
leien Sic"
6erbert las: y@eitern @6enb purbe
am fiibli6en Gtoutpebr cine tpeiblt6e
2ei9e aus benz Wafer se5ogen unb
als Die Der 9lumenbinberin Walburga
g. erfannt. Sb Elm l1nfaa pber Elm
Selbftmorb borIieet, lit unaufeeflGrt."
Sang blaB i'm @eii4t, griff 9erbert
mad ieinem Suite, madte cine ftumme
8erbeuguns unb sing NIT rai9em
S6ritt aus benz 3immer.
r2iebe, treue, quite, quite Curl"
badte er NIT einem 9rimmtgen
S9msr3 i'm 0srasn unb berlieB bas
9aus, um es ME ipieber gu betreten.
Gr lit unper6eiratbet geblieben
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GlspsIauc, Ginesunat, GRssaso & s.. scuis aasl~av.

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@bsans aHfaztt
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@na SntpIs & 81 Ct tsIs IL 5ogam ~&midsrboder Sb tdsI 8 d -. 8 e5sm
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4esrta Sttifton-0fIid.
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Mrurr pfruf.

Sof unentbebrli9 BEL ben Oamen
Der pornsbmen GeieIf9aft in apnbpn
Fat iid n~euerbings cine Srau gema9t,
Die bas eigenartise @ei9Gft elmer
S9mudreintserin betreibt. WGbxenb
Der Salon ma6t Tie einmal ip06entz
li9 bic &unbe BEL ibren &unbinnen.
Wtit einem tleinen Snitrument prDbirt
Tie ound9it Die Tafunsen, bunn tau6t
Iie bas S6mudftfid me6rere Male in
&Dlnif6es Wafer unb entfernt nit
einsm feinen Oa9sbaarpinfel iebes
Bartitel9en Staub, Seife unb berz
elei9en, bas fi9, Sumal BET. &tnssn,
germ opif9en Tahung unb Stein feit@
Ifebt. SIT bas @Amudftiid eGnali9
Igeidubert, 10 pirb es in feinem Edge
me6l getrpdnet. Smaraebe unb anbere
Fdrbige Steine tperben in WattebGuf6e,
|bie nit Ilfobol getrGntt purben, ges
niGelt unb harin belaflen, bis Der OIL
fobol perbunftst lit. perlenbaIsbGnber
Iperben in jeber Saiion einmal neu sez
reibt. Sat Die 8eiberin zines Yerlenz
Ii3mudes feline @elegenbeit, i'm bdufi@
ger ais 5nsimal mpnatli6 an5uleeen,
10 gibt Die SUPERINTENDENT ben Yers
len elm @ao in %lautpormer, friiGsr
gfil9 pber in getpGrmtem Dei5enmebl,
nm ben S6mels Der gerlen Su betpabz
rem. Dieter neue peibli6e @ei9Gfts>
speig lit re9t eintrGgli9 unb Die
S9mudreinieerin bat Bel Der groben
4naabl ibrer &unben einen febr sutsn
@erOienft.
Sci Df9arbeiten UNI
g e t o m m e n. Sn &remtf9ug,
9ublanb, lit Die @anoomirsti'f4e
Miible, cine Der grDbten &uBlanos,
xieOersebrannt. Sci Den 9Di9arbeiten
berbrunnten bier Seuertpebrleute.
MbGeben eines Grfins
bers. SberIt Gbafeppt, ser Grim
Der oss nah ibm bsnannten, bur9 Den
&rieg bon 1870 Defenders befannt se>
poroenen Getpebrs, lit in @agnp BEL
Yaris in bpbem Mlter aeitorben.
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abiOluter 3uriidgesogenbeit.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago & 81. Iouis A'v.

pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago & St Iouis Av.
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Mit einem bumpfen Druid i'm Sc
birn. herftammenb BON elmer fGtof'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-15
La Colonia Espanola
E n P Q N c E

Entire varios distinguidos espanoles
RESIDENCES en- la ciudad de Ponce ira
tase de llevar cabo el proyecto
de constituir la Colonia Espahola en-
aquella importante poblAci6n.
SccunGan la excelente idea todos los
espanoles que residen en- Ponce, con-
vencidos como 10 estan de que es nece-
saria la constitution de la Colonia, que
va funciona en- casi to as las poblacio-
mes de la iSla
Magnifica eS la idea que amman tan
perseverantes voluntades y tan decidi-
das iniciativas. digna de todos los
aplausos de todas las cooperaciones.
FL importante ndcleo de espafloles
que vive en- Ponce, puede forn1ar una
colonia respectable y a la svez uno de
los primeros centros sociales de la
isla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-15
Stoessel y sus enemigOs

San Petersburgo, IS de Febrero.-
Eli vispera de llegar ell general Stoessel
una parte de la prensa lie ataca feroz-
mente. acusandole de haber rendido
Puerto Arturo antes de llegar extre-
nidades
La mayoria de la prensa, sin EN-
barge Sc opone estas critieas, dicien.
do que antes deben investigates debi-
damentc las cosas.
El general Stoessel MEGA Ia auten-
ticidad de cuantas entrevistas Sc han
publicado con.rxspecto a e, dice que
su principle <invariable desde que sali6
de Puerto Arturo ha sidos no hablar
con periodistas.
Moscou, 26 de Febrero--El general
Stoessel y sus acompanantes llegaron
a Moscou las de esta manana. ES-
perabale en- ell anden ell gobernador,
miembre de la nobleza y autoridades
civileS y mlitares.
FL recibimlento fu6 enthusiastic La
senora del general reclbi6 muchos IA
mos de flores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-15

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