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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
BEEF INQUIRY
WITNESS FLEES

CHICAGO, April 1S.-A sensation
was caused among Federal officials in
the investigation of the alleged beef
trust" to-day, when it developed that
a much-sought-for witness had left
Chicago. The witness is Carl Levi,
head of the Berthold & Levi Sausage
Casing Company of this city. A serv-
ant at the home of Levi said that he
left Chicago more than a week ago,
and that a short time later his wife
followed. No information Is given as
to their destination.
BUTTE, April IA Miner special
from Helena states that Attorney Cen
eral Albert j. G. Allen to-day filed COM
plant in the name of the State of Mon
tana against the Cudahy Packing Com
pany, Swift & Co., Hammond Packing
Company of Chicago, Hammond Pack
ing Company of Pueblo, Colo, and the
Armour Packing Company, commonly
known as the Beef Trust Company
The Attorney General summoned them
to appear before the District Court Of
the First Judicial District of the State
of Montana on April 25 to answer
charges against the packing company
of willfully, lawlessly and feloniously
combining and unlawfully fixing the
price OF certain articles of commerce of
consumption, meat of all kinds and
meat produce
1t is the purpose of the Attorney Gen
eral to thoroughly test the States
antitrust law. The cases are a con-
tinuation of the suits formerly begun
by Attorney General Donovan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
CHARLEY MITCHELL WILL
STAND BY AGREEMENT
Whites Manager Still Has Hopes
That Coffroth Will Pull on
the Fight

Charley Mitchell, manager of Jabez
White. called upon Manager Cofrroth
Of the Yosemite Club last night and
asked him what he was going to do
about the proposed Britt White bat
tie, which is scheduled to take place
this month. Charley" said Coffroth,
you have signed to box before my
club on April rs. If I do not pull off
the contest on that date, you are
through with me-
Before their meeting ended Coff-
roth gave Mitchell assurance that he
would give him a definite answer on
Friday night, or possibly tonight, and
let him know just what he intends to
do. Coffroth says he has plans In
view which he wants to think over
He has not given, up hope of getting
the permit.
Mitchell says he has a, contract with
the Yosemite Club and he intends to
keep it. He said: 'I will fill my part
of the contract and perhaps go lit
tie further If l am assured Coffroth
can bring Britt and White together
He has been under a big expense in
making this match and has treated
our party very fairly. I am not dis
couraged and think Britt and White
will eventually come together. I have
been supervising Whites training
and he is going along just as IL moth
ing was In the way and will be ready
when called upon to box"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
STANDARD OIL AGAIN
TIGHTENs THE SCREWS
Big Gut Made in Purchase Price OF
Petroleum in Kansas and Penn
Sylvania.

INDEPENDENCE Kans.. April 1S.-
The price of Western oil was reduced
cents barrel to-day. to 81 cents for
high grade and cents less a barrel for
each half-degree under 90 degrees grav-
ity. This makes the price of fuel oil in
Kansas 21 cents a barrel. 1t is the gen.
eral opinion Of the oil men in this dis
trict that the price of high grade oil
will go to 30 cents a barrel unless drill
ing is suspended 1t is estimated that
the Western field Is now capable Of pro-
ducing $4,000 barrels a day, while there
is a market for only 5000 barrels
PITTSBURG, April 1S.-The Standard
OIL Company made another reduction in
the price on all grades Of crude oil. The
higher grades were dropped cents and
the lower grades I cent. This makes
the third cut in oil within a month.
The quotations follow: Pennsylvania
81 81. Tiona 81 As. Corning SO cents. Ca
bell 81 06, Newcastle 81 %, North Lima
IS cents, South Lima SO cents. Indiana
So cents. Somerset "a cents. Raglan so
cents.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
NO MORE GOES
FOR A WHILE

Not for several months will the
amateurs" get busy at Woodward's 8
Pavilion; not till the present Grand
, Jury is dissolved. Coming Jimmy
Britts and Nelson's must saw wood for
a while or fight for real medals that
cannot be exchanged at the door for
filthy lucre.
Foreman Andrews is not making a
LIE Blanche swing at a popular sport,
but he is certain that he has scented
graft in the game. When he starts
graft has to take the count. Legiti-
mate clubs can pull off as many shows
as they like, but they must comply
with the law to the letter. Foreman
Andrews is from Missouri strictly in
regard to the alleged amateurs.
But the tip is out that no more mix
ups with amateurs" will be sched-
uled until the dissolution of the Grand
Jury. Rough House Mcdonald will
engage in the pleasant recreation of
Sam Berger will daily while with the
croQuet mallet.
Alex Greggains said last night:
They can't stop a legitimate club.
May be the San Francisco Club will
pull OF show next month, may be
not, l dunno. What tell, anyhow"
This last sentence expresses Just
think. The game is not menaced in
any way. But the Grand Jury insists
that everything must be on the square
to the smallest item.
1t was found in the investigation of
the Hayes Valley Club that several of
the contestants had not been exam
ined by physician, as required by
law. A certificate was handed to the
Chief of Police to the effect that this
requirement had been carried out But
on investigation it was admitted that
several of the boys had not been ex-
anlined-
Morris Levy declared Sunday that he
would put on real, bona-fide, 1S-karat
amateur shows. He had a legitimate
club, and declined to be buffaloed, he
asserted. But now the tip comes that
Morris, too. will lay low.
What tell, anyhow" as Mr.. Greg
gains says.
The Grand Jury has not made any
investigation of the affairs of the San
Francisco Gas and Electric Light Com
pany. Foreman Andrews declared last
night that the sweeping statements
made by Henry Sessions have not been
acted upon by the Grand Jury, and
probably will not. unless something
substantial is advanced to warrant
an investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
JOURNEYS
AT The PARK

Two tournaments were played on the
park courts yesterday. The school
boys completed their class event. and
in a handicap singles tourney. Miss
Bessie Gully won the latter event and
scored her third win of the Miller cup.
Miss Hess and the winner were tied for
first with two victories each. The
trophy in future will adorn Miss Gully $
sideboard
The final match of the second class
brought together the largest and small
est boy of the Junior Club. The con-
testants were Midget" Johnny Strach-
an and w. Patterson. The former is a
wonder for his inches-measuring lust
about yard-but Patterson proved too
strong for him. The score was ga. GA.
In the semi-finals Strachan defeated r.
Van Vliet easily. The score was S-1,
6-1.
In the third, class A, Easton carried
off the honors. In the finals he beat
Levinson by the close score of 6-4,
8-6
The young ladies will meet in a handi-
cap doubles tournament for the Olds
cups to-day.
The results of yesterdays matches
follow:
Lauies nanolcap singles tourney-Miss A.
Greenberg (3-6) beat Miss E. Hess (scratch)
5-S, 6-3: Miss E. Noble. scratch beat
Miss g. Sayler Q5 2-6) by default; Miss Gully
beat Miss Greenberg, Ga, rs.
Finals-Miss Gully beat Miss Noble, 6-1, 60
Boys class singles (second class)-J
Strachan beat r. Van Vliet 81, 6I
Ffnals-W. Patterson beat Strachan, 6-4.
Ga
Third class-Levinson beat Rosenshine, e.
Ga: Maggs beat Ruggles. 60, 6-1; Easton
beat Cummings, 4-6. 6-2. 60.
Semi inals-Levinson beat Williamson, SO,
go; Easton beat Maggs go 6-1.
Finals-Easton beat Leyinson, 6-4 SO.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SIXTEEN ROUNDS
WITHOUT A RUN
Darkness Ends One of the
Most Remarkable Games
in History of Diamond
GREAT PITCHERS FIGHT
Whalen and Schmidt Twirl
Sensational Ball, Keep
ing All Batters Guessing
RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco, O: Oakland, o.
(Sixteen innings.)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

"a "orlds baseball record went
eiiiliinerlng on the Oakland field yes
eerody AFTERNOON when San Francisco
ana oakland struggled and fought for
sixteen tireless innings without scor-
Ing a run. Not fuke play nor a bit
u iuck came to the rescue of either
.eanl during the progress of the
memorable game, which goes to make
the contest even more remarkable.
Ihere have been more sensational
sailes prayed on many diamonds, but
never mas such a remarkable struggle
taken place. The game was devoid of
startling play outside of the work of
the pitchers. 1t is safe to say, how
ever that no two box artists ever par
t,cipated in such an exhibition as
w nalen and Schmidt starred in yes
terday.
Both men displayed courage. cum
ning and nerve that were almost impos-
slple to conceive. They were pitch
ing as hard and as desperately and
were as effective when the game was
called at the end of the sixteenth
inning as when they commenced their
uay labor. Neither man showed the
shsntest sign of weakness or fatigue
uurlng the remarkable struggle.
although the day was bleak and
played wonderful fastness. Only three
errors were committed while the game
was IN progress. One of these was
made by Francks. while Gochnauer
and Spencer were each responsible for
one.
1t is doubtful whether the fans will
ever have chance of witnessing an
other such diamond struggle, yet there
were only about 200 people in attend
he ~,
spectators sat glued to their places,
each intent on watching every play
and cheering their favorites when they
performed any feat worthy of notice.
But few startling plays were made.
Devereaux, Francks and Gochnauer
executed all the f1ashy bits of field
ing.
The work of Whalen was marvel
Gus. He pitched. the entire sixteen
innings without allowing a single base
on balls or hitting one ,batsman. Only
nine of the Oaklanders reached first
base and four of these were caught,
leaving but five to die on the sacks.
Schmidt walked four men, hit one
and allowed eight base hits. Twelve
of. the Seals perished on the sacks.
They had the bases full in the tenth
spasm when Walters poked a ground
ed to Francks and was thrown out at
III -. Ills was Tie ilcdIcSl ellIer sue
came to scoring a run.
San Francisco also had men on sec
ond and third in the sixteenth inning.
Captain Parke Wilson came to the
bat with two out. He fouled off sew
eral balls and was trying his utmost to
make hit, but Schmidt finally let
loose a big drop and Wilson famed
Umpire Perine then called the game
on account of darkness.
Not a man stole a base during the
progress of the memorable game
Both McMurray and Shea threw to
bases in remarkable style. Each
pitcher tore off two hits. while the
best hitters on the rival teams were
unable to connect safely at all. Wal
ters had seven chances with the club
and could not come through once.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
PLEADS GUILTY AND Is
FINED BY TELEPHONE
Illinois Farmer Given Long Distanco
Hearing So as Not to Delay
His Work

BLOOMINGTON. Ill, April 1s.-G
plea of guilty by telephone and the
assessment of a fine by a Justice. also
over the phone, are reported from Lo-
gan County.
Robert Willard VISA served with a
warrant charging misdemeanor by
Constable Petit. Willard was anxious
to avoid leaving his farm work. now
az its height, and persuaded the con-
stable to notify the Justice thar he IVES
guilty. He asked the amount OF ine.
and, when told that 1t was s14. at
once sent that amount to the Justice
by mail.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Assistant to Kruttschnftt.

General Manager Calvin of the
Southern Pacific Company was yester-
day advised from Chicago Of the ap-
pointment of w. B. Scott to the posi-
ton OF assistant director Of main
tenance of way and operations of the
Hartman lines. Scott succeeds Bert
Wortnington, recently appointed gen.
eral manager of the Hartman lines in
Oregon, and will have his headouar-
ters in Chicago. He has been con-
nected with the Houston and Texas
Central road and will enter upon his
new duties on May l.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

PREEN STARS
AT AOUEDUCT
Takes the Arverne Stakes From Santa
Catalina, While Uncle Urigh Gets
Inside the Money

NEW YORK, April 1s.-Preen cap
tured the Arverne stakes, the feature
of to-day's card at Aqueduct, Santa
Catalina running second and Cara
phlne third. Uncle Urigh, formerly
Padua, running under the colors of
Kansas Price. finished second to
Orly Ii in the third race at one mile.
Summary.
First race. four furIongs-Gold Coin won,
Phylis second. Bantam third. Time 40 L -5
Second race. handicap. seven furlongs-
Crown Prince won. Kehailen second, High
Wind third. Time, 1:27
Ihlrd race, ono mile-toriy II won, Uncle
Origh second, Gold Dome third. Time, Al
Fourth race. the Aryerne stakes. six furlongs
-freen won, Santa Catalina second, Cara
.phlne third. Time. 1:14
Firth race, four furlongsLMerrick won, Nell
he burn second. Hickey third. Time, As.
sixth race, seven furlongs-Callant won,
Black Prince second, Goldsmith third Time
1:27 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Arrested for Grand Larceny.

Sam Mohn. who was charged with
grand larceny in ST. Louis several
months ago and afterward jumped his
bail while awaiting trial, was captured
in this city last night by Detective r..
Bailey. The detective learned that
Mohn had enlisted In the army under
the name of Sam McMohn and that
after he had been assigned to duty at
Angel Island he became member of
the Coast Artillery at the Presidio.
Mohn's name was placed on the de-
tinue book and the ST. Louis authori-
ties will send an officer after him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
NO MORE SANITARIUMS
FOR TERRY McGOVERN
Stricken PugiIist Says He Will Go
Any Old Place Save to an
Asylum

NEW YORK, April fS.-Terry Nc
Govern, the prize fighter, who escaped
from sanitarium at Stamford, Conn.
yesterday, was at his home in Brook
lyn to-day and declared that he would
not return to the sanitarium. He said !:
I will go to Babylon, L. T., nv
summer place, or / will go somewhere
with Sam Harris, but I won't go to
any sanitarium again.
He was exhausted and suffering
from cramps to-day as the result of
his run yesterday to avoid the attend
ants at Stamford. McGovern's friends
pian TO bring him into court for a
judicial determination of his condi-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SUIT AGAINST HEINZE
SET FOR MAY NINTH
Boston and Montana Company to
Press Claims for Five Million
Dollars.

BUTTE, Mont. April 17.-Judge
Bourquin made an order to-day set
ting the case of the Boston and Mon
tana Company against f. Augustus
Heinze for hearing on May 8. This is
the suit in which 1t Is sought to Sc
cure Judgment against the defend
ants for 5,250.000 for ore alleged to
have been looted from the adjoining
veins through underground WORKINGS
in the Minnie Healy mine. The case
was set for to-day, but it was neces-
sary to grant continuance because
an application for a writ of review is
pending in the Supreme Court.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Sixth race-one and an eighth miles. three
Mrs. Brown Wins at Golf

The handicap competition over
eighteen holes. medal play, for the
members of the Women's Annex of
the San Francisco Golf and Country
Club attracted only three players to
the Presidio links yesterday. Mrs. r.
Gilman Brown won the prize offered
by the directors. with score of 81,
SIS ttotal 109). Mrs. ]. r. Clark being
second with 81, So (total 116). Mrs.
Leroy Nickel made no returns.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MELODY STORES MCCARTHY
AWAY IN ELEVEN ROUNDS
Boston Pug FIattens His Man With
a Stiff WaIIop on
the Point.
SPOKANE. wash.

SPOKANE. Wash, April 1s.-
Honey Melody Of Boston knocked
out Jerry Mccarthy of Spokane TO-
night IN The eleventh round. The fight
ers weighed las pounds. The crowd
was the largest that ever saw a prize
night in Spokane. The fight was sched-
uled to go twenty rounds. Mccarthy
was Knocked down three times, the
knockout blow being on the chin He
fought from crouching attitude and
Melody was the aggressor from the
start.
Mellody's manager announced that
he viii fight Martin Duffy al Butte on
Miners day, June IA, for $1,000 a side
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

FORESTRY ENGINEER wANTED.-rhe
United States Civil Service Commission an
nounces examination at San Francisco
Los Angeles. Marysville. Fresno and Reno on
May II, for testing engineer in the bureau
Of forestry. Department Of Agriculture. Age
limit 20 years or over. salary $1,000 mar e.
mum. Apply to the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission. Washington. d. c.. or to
the secretary. Board Civil Service Examiners
Postoffce. San Francisco. for application
form 1872
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WILL BEOUEATHS $4,000
TO AN ALAMEDA WOMAN
Last Testament OF Edward E Chever
Is Filed for Probate In
Denver.

DENVER, Colo. April 1s.-The
will of Edward E. Chever, a Califor-
MIA pioneer. who died in the Golden
State several weeks ago. was filed for
Denver estate is worth $4,000. II
is divided among friends, the deceased
leaving no relatives. Mrs. Sophia p
King of Alameda, CAL. is given $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-Navy or
ders: Chaplain j. B. Frazier. detached
from the Pensacola at the naval train
ing station at San Francisco to Tu-
tuila, Samoa: Chaplain B. p. Patrick
to the Pensacola at the naval train
ing station at San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Congress Playing cards.

All the new backs in the Congress Sc.
ries, the incest playing cards made
Rules Tor Bridge" Whist" and 500
Dominos: chess. crib-boards; also Finch
Panic. Pit and other new games recently
published. Sanborn. Vail & Co, 741 Mar.
ket St
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Montgomery Park Results.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 1s.-Montgomery
Park results:
First race. four and a half furlongs-T,wo
Bills won, Marvel second, Colonel Bronston
third. Time, 56%
Second race. six furlongs-The Cure won,
Lauretta second, King Rose third. Time 1: is
Third race declared off.
Fourth race. Arkansas handicap. one mile
Broadcloth won. Jake Sanders second. Gregor
K third Time AZ.
mile and q quarter-Balzac won, Red Car
second, John E. Owens third Time. 2:51.
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Pensey Downs Williams.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1S.-The
University Of Pennsylvania baseball
team defeated the Williams nine here
this afternoon in a ten-inning game
by score of to S
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

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COINS WHISKY ENJoINED. The Duffy,
Mau WHISKY Company fled suit in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday against
William Cohn asking that he be forever en-
joined from selling whisky or other stuff un-
der the complainant's label
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

BANKRUPT RESTAURANT MAN.-c-orv.
VaIianos. observation-disclosures, 1922 Markse
street. filed petition In bankruptcy veSfe-
day in the United States District Court H.
owes $7192 and has $500 assets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

, New second Arc Light third Time. 1:44A-
Seventh race. mile-Alabarch won, Lam
poon second. Federal third. Time, :44z
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
HERRING GIVES rsrr,r.rn

Herring GIVES ESTIMATE -Rudofph
Hering expert engineer called by the Spring
xailey Water Company testified before United
States Commissioner Heacock yesterday that
the tne plant of the company worth s45,-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Fair Grounds Results.

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Fair Grounds results:
First race. four furiongsEBillie Brown won.
Sadie Martin second, Pinta third. Time.
40 3-5.
Second race. Ave and half furlongsEDean
OF Rosecrea won, Jamaican second Willie
Collier third Time 100 2-5.
Third race. Ave and a half furlongs-How-
ling Dervish won. Bensonhurst second. Tom
Mankins third. Time, :OS rs.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Forehand won.
Pinkerton second. Mansard third Time. 1 IA.
Fifth race. one mile-Tartan won Amber
ita second, Malediction third. Time, AZ 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Mariin won. I Know
second, Tristan Shandy third Time. L al 2-5.
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Jockey Club Results.

ST. LOUIS. April 1s-American Jockey
Club results:
First race. six furlongs-Clandestins won,
Miss Mamie l. second. Molo third. Time,
1:17.
Second race. five furionss-Dr- Mcclure won.
Marimbo second Sage third. Time. :02 1-5.
Third race. one mile-CSisbock won, Little
Margaret second. Our Sallie third. Time.
/: IA 1-5.
tension won. Billy Woodward second, Thistle
third. Time TIA AS.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-Attila won.
Pathos second, Mauser third. Time, .56 As.
Sixth race, seven furlongsHBanana Cream
won. Lady Ray second, Operator third. Time.
1:2S AS.
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Totals 81 0 4s q Totals 81. 0 !

Totals 81 4s q Totals 81 As q
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Oakland .....0 0 0 o 0 o 0 o o o 90
Base hits. % oil OIOI1 o Of o q OF
San Fran. % 0 0 0 o 0 o o O 90
Base hits. Il 0 010011 OIO0-s
SUMMARY
Errors-Gochnauer Francks, Spencer Two
base hit-Schmidt. Sacrifice hits-Francks
Hildebrand, Gochnauer, Wheeler McMurry
irwin First base on errors-San Francisco 1,
oakland = First base on called baIls-On
Schmidt 4. Left on bases-San Francisco 70
Oakland O. Struck out-By Schmidt Z. by
Whalen o. Hit by pitcher-wilson Double
piay-Wnalen to Spencer to Wilson. Time of
game-Two hours and forty minutes. Umpire
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SELECTIONS MADE
ON RECENT FORM
BY FRED Il. MULHOLLAND.

First race-Evea G, Red
mont. Maiwells.
Second race-Invictus, May
Holiday, Iras.
Third race-F. w. Barr.
Busy Bee, Father Catchem.
Fourth race-Ocyrohe, Matt
Hogan, Budd Wade.
Fifth race-Mildred Schultz.
Hainau1t, Alice Carey.
Sixth race - Honiton, DIR.
Leggo, StiIicho.
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CHAMPIONS ARE BLANKED
BY THE SENATORS
Washington Takes Advantage of Ros-
tons Errors and Wins Game
With One Hit.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.)
WASHINGTON, April 1s-Rosto

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Boston's
errors in the opening inning gave
Washington its first game of the sea-
son. 1t was a pitchers battle with
the odds In favor of Winter. who AL
lowed only one scratch hit. Attend
ance l40o. Score:
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DR.. LEGGO WILL MEET
HONITON IN HANDICAP

The feature event of the racing at
Oakland to-day will be the $1,000
handicap over one and an eighth miles,
in which DR.. Leggo and Honiton are
starters. The entire card is an excel
lent one.
Following are the entries:
First race-One mile and nifty yards four
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Soufe Brarthoe h. by Char
bu ucouldn
High Chancellor mserabE ridden ttracka
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Z minute on at 2:3sA. Baker place. 2; show.
Coronado. show. l. Winner. br. c. by Sir Mod
amsey. scratched-Alone Mistress of Rolls. Lily
Start bad Won easily. Balance driving. Baker
Is inclined to ease up Spondoolx and at the
al Red cheap Golden Buck quit
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
NEW YORK, April 1s.-New York
Fhllsoelpnia game postponed; rain.
(NATIONAI, I,EAGTrEA

DJDA tJ-NI ApIlI lb.-Ihe Boston
Nationals opened the season hv de-
feating Brooklyn. Young pitched bis
initial game in this city and made .
good impression, striking out six men
and keeping the visitors hits we'll
scattered. Attendance 1900. Score:
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