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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
Trenton Trolley Cars Tied Up.

Trenton. n. j., March 1O.-The mo
lormen and conductors of the Trenton
street Railway company are on strike
loliowing the refusal of the company
TO accede to the demands made upon
II by the union. The union demands
Tor the men an increase from 90 cents
TO % cents an hour, ten hours work
III twelve consecutive hours. the ad.
JuStment of grievances through com.
mlttee of the union and the reinstate
iheht OF all the men who were dis
charged for joining the union.
The company, through its general
manager, Peter Z. Burley. has declar
ed that IL will not recognize the union
ana that it will pay no higher wages
than at present.
The Trenton Street Railway com
pany is operated by the Interstate
halfway company, which has lines il
chester and Reading, Pa. and VII
Del
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
.EX|LED FOR LIFE.
Nine. Catherine BreShkOv-
Skaya Sent to Siberia.
COURT ACQUlTS HER COMRADE
Nicholas Tschaikovsky Declared Not
Guilty of Criminal Activity In
the Russian Revolutionary
Organization.
COURT ACOUlTS HER COMRADE

st. Petersburg, March 10.-Nicholas
lSchaikoVsky. who was tried on the
charge of criminal activity in the rev.
olutionary organization. was acquitted
here by the high court
Nine. Catherine Breshkovskaya was
convicted and sentenced To be exiled
for life to Siberia.
The announcement by the court oc-
casioned no unusual scene. Nine.
Breshkovslaya received her sentence
unmoved and a moment later asked
the correspondent to send her greet
ings and best wishes to her friends in
America.
Nine. BreShkOvskaya' sentence pro
vides perpetual exile, but this is con-
Sidered as victory for her lawyers.
who had scarcely hoped that their
client would escape hard labor. as she
IS still within the age limit when she
might receive such additional punish
ment
The joint Indictment found against
Tschaikovsky and Nine. Breshkovska-
va charged them with membership in
the central revolutionary committee
and cited articles showing that they
advocated terrorism.
TschaikovsLy was quoted as making
speeches in favor of the crime of regi-
eide and Nine. Breshkovskaya as
ayowing participation in the prepara-
tions for the assassination of Interior
Minister Won Plehve, Grand Duke Ser
gins and Constantine Pobiedenosteff,
procurator general of the holy synod.
The indictment separately charged
Tschaikovsky with visiting the United
States in 1867 to arrange for the
shipment of arms to Russia and to col
lect funds.
Early in the present month cable
message signed by several congress
men, supreme court judges, college
presidents and others in the United
States was sent to Premier Stolypin
the Russian prime minister
that America expects an open and
public trial of these distinguished pris- /.
oners, in accordance with the usages
of civilized nations"
Nevertheless the prefect of police of .
st. Petersburg ordered that the trial
should be held behind closed doors, il .
being feared that the defendants might
take advantage of the occasion to de-
liver revolutionary address to the
judges
Nine. Breshkovskaya, who has been
to exile, underwent the
hardships of Siberian exile for the
cause of Russian freedom more than
thirty years ago. After "A year of hard
abor in the Kara mines she was trans
Ferred to hamlet in the arctic circle.
With other exiles she tried to escape.
Dut was captured and again sent to
Kara. Later she was permitted to re-
urn 10 Russia.
A few years ago she visited the Unit
ID States to arouse sentiment for the
people Of her native country
md on returning to St Petersburg was
gain thrust into prison.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
PRESIDENT TAFT CRITICISED,
For denomination of Stone to Be COL
leetor at Baltimore.

washington. March 10. - President
Taft is criticised in a petition present
ed at the White House and also filed
i'll the senate by Thomas ]. Went
worth, secretary of the Business Mems
association of Baltimore This organ
iZatiOn is protesting strongly against
Mr.. TaftS action in renOminating Will
liam f. Stone as collector of the port
of Baltimore.
The petition left at the White House
says that the president sent in the
nomination after he had promised to
receive delegation of Baltimoreans
on March II who intended to urge the
appointment of Isaac II. Scates.
At the White House it was said to-
night that the president still expects
to see the delegation on March - II
was said also that Mr.. Stone, who is
sergeant nj arms of the Republican
national committee, has the best of in
dorSements from business men OF Bal.
timore.
The petition alleges that Stone is
unworthy of serious consideration"
and says that the association has "eyi-
dence that will prove to the satisfac-
ton of any impartial mind that he
should not be appointed"
The president investigated the
charges against Mr.. Stone before he
was appointed and found nothing
against him. II the Baltimoreans have
further charges TO make they will be
referred to the secretary of the treas.
ury.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
SHE CALLS KNOX A SNoB.
Mother of Bride Angry With the Sec
retary of State.

retary OF state.
Providence, II. l., March 1O.-Mrs.
Daniel Geary, mother of the bride OF
Philander C. Knox, Jr., expresses great
Indignation over the way Secretary
Knox refused to receive her daughter
referring to him as a snob. she de-
clared that she had "a good mind to
pack up and start for Washington to
tell the secretary Of state just what I
think Of him and show him that nv
daughter is just as good as his SON"
Philander G. Knox, Jr., and his bride
got back here without having received
parental forgiveness or blessing.
Young Knox issued statement I'm
which he deplored the fact that his IA
ther had taken his marriage so hard,
but expressed belief that the secretary
would relent after IA time. He de
clared that he would go to work aud
support his wife If necessary. He
added:
ut has been said that my father
threw me out of the house when | saw
him in Washington. This is untrue.
MY father and / had no quarrel, ex.
cept that he does not approve OF NV
marriage
i nave never regretted the step |
took and never viii. Miss Boiler is
my ideal and we'll worthy of being
any mans wife She is fitted for me IN
every way, and know that she would
be accepted by my father should he
ever see her. as / hope he will"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
MORGAN IN AUTO COMBINE,
r'naneier's Firm Begins Making Alb
sorption of Companies,

sorption of Companies.
New York, March 1O.-A mammoth
combination of automobile manufac.
turing companies is in process of for
nation, and it will be financed by ].
L. Morgan, who thus appears in new
field of industry. This was learned
as a result of the absorption of the
Everett Metzger Flanders company
which makes EMF cars. by Morgan
90. Tor the purpose of combining Il
with the Studebaker Manufacturing
company.
The big combine will be built nm as
was the United States Steel corpora.
ton, and the financing will be similar
TO that Of the steel combine in many
respects.
Auto concerns in various parts OF
the country are being organized into
a series OF units with the idea OF
amalgamating all those units. 1t is in
this way that Mr. Morgan forms all
MS great industrial combinations.
FIRST he forms independent concerns
INTO units and then amalgamates
these units into one big entity.
These units are said to be factors IN
the combination:
General Motors company, controlling
about one dozen automobile manufac.
turing concerns, the principal being
Rainier, Oldsmobile. Cadillac. Buick,
Oakland and Rapid and Reliance
trucks; present capital, 100000, 900; es-
timated yearly output, 10000 cars.
United Motors company, controlling
MaXwell-Briscoe. Columbia and Brush:
present capital, $16,0000OO; estimated
yearly production, 1900 cars.
Studebaker company, controlling the
EMF, Studebaker and Flanders cars:
present combined capital about SIS.
100000; estimated yearly output. 15.
900 cars.
Total present capitalization, $91, ,OOO.-
300; estimated total output, 10000 cars.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
LINER SINKS SCHOONER.
Only One Man of Crew of Six Saved
by the Pennsylvania.

Hamburg, March 10. - While ap.
preaching Hamburg, just opposite the
second lightship, the Hamburg-Ameri-
can liner Pennsylvania, from New
York for this port, ran down and sank
the schooner Gertrude, bound for Scot
land. Out of crew of six on the Ger
trude five We're drowned.
The officers of the Pennsylvania say
that while the steamship was coming
In at full speed the schooner suddenly
appeared under her bow. Life boats
were lowered at once by the Pennsyl-
vaniA and the lightship, but only the
steersman of the sailing vessel was
saved.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11

Paris. March lO.-Mme. Marguerite
Steinhoil. VINO was recently acquitted
OF the charge of having murdered her
husband ami mother, visited this city
disguised a. an elderly lady, and her
visit was for the purpose of consulting
her lawyer Her daughter Marthe.
who was aware of her visit refused
TO receive her motheR.
II is said that Nine. Steinhel will
make her appearance on the stage in
London in short time.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
Ills FORMER ASS IdteS Deny
Buying Cock.
REPUDIATE SENATOR'S STORY
Theodore P. Gilman Says He Passed
the Tip and That Accused Leg.
islator Made the Purchase
on His Own Account.

New York, March 1O.-The three for.
mer associates of Senator Jotham p.
Aids of Albany who were named by
MIN In his testimony on Tuesday as
having purchased Jointly shares of
STOCK in the New York Transportation
company in 1900 100 shares of which
he said they had purchased for him.
deny that they ever purchased any
stock for Senator Aids.
Theodore L. Gilman, member of
the General Electric Inspection com
pany; Edward II. Fallows, counsel
for the state comptroller. and Frank
j. Price, assistant corporation counsel.
are the three who were named by
Senator Aids as having been inter
ested in the pool on New York Trans
portation company stock in which he
was represented to the extent of 100
shares. They had all been members
of the family" in the House of Com
mons on State street. Albany. where
Aids and several of his associates at
the capitol dubbed together in 1900.
Otto Kelsey and the late $. Fred Nix
bly, had also been members of "the
family with Senator Aids.
"One of the members of the house
i'll which we lived made a purchase
jointly for three or four members of
the family there" said Senator Aids,
and the shares of stock the 100 to
which | subscribed, were issued to me
in my name"
Assistant Corporation Counsel Price
said that Aids bought the stock on
his own initiative and that there was
no such thing as Il buying pool among
the members of the family in the
House of Commons.
81 was representing the Twelfth as
sembly district Of Kings in the legis-
lature that year" he said. and | lived
with the others whom Senator Aids
mentioned in the clubhouse on State
street AS to the purchase of these
shares in the New York Transporta-
ton company. It was | who got a tip
from Il friend who was Welt acQuaint-
ed with the street He said that this
stock would be n good Investment, and
] passed the tip around the table just
as any one would pass tip from the
street to his friends.
Senator Aids purchase of stock
was made like any other transaction.
There was no suggestion of privilege
about it at all. 1t was a private trans
action"
EN-Assemblyman FallOwS said, "I
did not purchase any stock for Mr..
Aids at that or any other time"
Theodore J.. Gilman, who was dep
nty comptroller in 1900, made an un-
qualified denial of Aids testimony in
regard to the stock
Il never bought stock for Mr.. Aids
)r for anybody else" he said. 81
bought no stock for myself in the New
York Transportation company"
The Fifth avenue stage bill was one
Introduced III the assembly In 1900 Civ
ne the Fifth Avenue Stage company
widely extended franchises for opera
ion on the streets uptown. After the
passage of this bill the Fifth Avenue
Stage company was absorbed by the
\ew York Transportation company.
The bill WAS reported from the com
nittee on rules and pushed through
econd and third reading at one sit
ing. Aids, who was a member of this
voted for the passage of
he bill.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
$4,000 FOR HEART BALM.
Broker Must Pay Damages For Neg
leeting to Marry Mrs. Walter.

New York, March 1O.-Mrs. Helen
NJ. Walter, formerly Of Philadelphia.
who sued Theodore A. Ryerson. neph-
ew OF Martin Ryerson OF Chicago, for
$4,000 for breach of promise, received
a verdict for $4,000 from the Jury be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Dugro.
Ryerson had testified in court that he
was still willing to carry out his prom
lse to marry her, but she said she
didn't care TO marry him now, because
she didn't believe she could trust him.
Ryerson was not in court when the
tury's sealed verdict was opened. but
Mrs. Walter was there. She said 10
the jurors:
Il thank you, gentlemen, very much.
Ir was not the money cared about: Il
vas vindication."
Justice Dugro denied a motion to set
aside the verdict.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11

Daytona, Fla. March 1O.-John War
wick Daniel, United States senator
from Virginia. who has been here for
some days, is stricken with paralysis,
and his condition is critical.
The senator was in bed when strick-
en-. and it was some time before he raj
lied The physicians fear recur-
renee of the stroke. which would prob
ably prove fatal owing to the senator's
advanced age
Senator Daniel has Lever been very
strong physically owing to the loss Of
leg and other injuries which he sus-
tanned in the civil war.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
Nine Months For csrsw Martin.

London, March 10,-Carew Martin.
the art critic, was convicted OF misap-
funds OF the Royal Society
of British Artists, Of which he was sec
retary. He was sentenced to nine
months Imprisonment.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11

Asauith to Bring Up Budget Again.
London, March l0.-In the house of
commons Premier Asquith said It was
the intention of the government TO ask
the house 10 assent to the budget tax
es. Including an Income tax. before Il
rises for the spring recess.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11
FUGITIVE OFFICIAL CAUGHT.
Former Public Administrator of Bos.
ton Arrested In New York.

ton Arrested In New York.
New York, March 10. - Osman F.
Bateman. former public administrator
OF Boston, who is wanted in that city
for the larceny of $4,000 OF dead
savings bank accounts, was arrested
here at the Hotel York by detectives
from Boston.
Bateman is "a big, we'll appearing
man, fifty-eight years old. When ar.
rested he had 5000 in cash in his pock.
ct and steamship passage to South
America
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-11

WVdNTIoT
Unsettled; moderate north TO north
east winds.
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Sies umo 1as.

- Qrbeitsoirsttor Sunomdtsr ers
nonnte asitsrn gbas. preition. NIT q.
nem gehalt bon $50 per Ulonot dls
arbei.er in Der StantbdQt. Or nimm.
ben bisberiesn innesebabtsn yo'isn
pon Sobn Chapman Gin.
- Die Soften Der 8adiieinpfIaiits
runa on Charlotte apeuus BON Der
Qdnabon apeHue Els 81 ihrem iiio-
Iiten ausgonsspun,t betragsn slO,-
367.
- Dix grrihtuns BON aonsrss.
3rtppen on Der Spsrbtr apenue bon
5sroindnb 4Ilsp noh Der Wontroie
Strabe ift auf $1750 peraninIoat.
De aontrsttrtppsu in Der 0snnsr
Strabe BON goltimpr. apenut mad els
nem guntte 4l5 SUB psitIit bon Der
9roCtr apenue toiisn S4,3Sl.
- Glert 30. Z. Boiler BON Ct.
Bernard btnanrihtiei. seiisrn 0r-
beitsoirsiior Sunomatsr, bob feline
Crtf6dft bic elettrii6en Gittpfciten
uno 7rGbte an Der Utit6su 4Denue
sniitrnt babe unb bab bic in Der did
| ION apenus entfsrnt lperoeu puroeE.
Icb0lo bas Wetter Is erldube. Ct.
Bernard Iisfsrie Den 4ntpobnern iiios
lid, Der Wiifea Qpenue sleilrii6ss
QiGi, sbe isnsr 5bsil Der Staot Gins
cinnati sinasmeinbet tpurbs.
- Srie Sennsr, Der pormaIigs gt.
| fhGfisfii6rtr Der Wtiisrn Glsetric Co..
rpuroe unisr Der 4n,lae< Der unters
id,loouue pom 1rieotnsrid,ier Wpers
ben grpBosI6porsnsn iibtrruisisn.
- Die aliticnGre Der Central sruft
| &: Scfe 9spoitt go. baben in ibrer
dabresnerinmmlune Die fc!stnctn Iis
rsitoren pieper.rpdbIt: =. y. Burton.
| n. 5snnman Davis. Ritnro 9nmono.
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la. Soloeu, CHARTS .. Sones. Darn
6. cams, 8. M. Germ, 20. asslep
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Wortbinaton. TrnuEn Wu!hn uno
aucien Muliin. Die Tir.t.orsn ipsr'
ben Iid) am Wontas ourn bic ertpdha
luna otr 9sanlien oreaniiirsH.
- Die 2lition6re Der Wlobatps Ger
mar Sapings gnns &c 3ruf, so. ba'
ben in ibrtr esf!srn Ttniisebabsen Jaa'
rssptridmmluns bsfhloFeu. ihr astisns
tapitol BON $4,000 nuf $4,000 ~
srbobn.
5olparb 9. Mlaiss Iirsngis s,iisUs
i'm 8unhesssridi sins alaae an. uHI
ben 9srtauf Der lanDuirtbIhafilifsn
Maihinsnfabrit bon y. y. Isait &
60. in 6amilion riidsdHsIs 81 nahsH.
, gis }abrit purps btdnntlih iir
. $4,000 on bic 4mtrican SsseiH4
Mahins 60. bertnufi. ab<r Waiss, Der
4497 attien Der Sirmn V. y. Wof &:
60. eisnsi. behdupiei. odb fur o!,
5abrit elm melt bsHsrsr prtis srsisl'
:. spsroen .Onnie.
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Disadvantages Mbentemer
Gatis Gran aramf 8aibbnrn nit
einsm Tiete.

Frau 7Sront mdfb5urn BON Rc. S31
5at5dpop S.rabs, bate seittrn absHo
um s llbr Elm msrtpiiroises Abenteuer
nit einsm Dttbt su bsi'eben. Sie be-
funo iih alIsin in Der Ride uno bate
ibrsn Ruden Der 6cfthir susttthrt,
ols ploblib Elm Mann sintrat. ils auf
bic Eeiie Itob uno in ben poroeren
lbeil Der Wobnung elite. Jn Dem
Blauben, e isi ibr bon Der Irbtit
b,imishenoer SobH stpeie1t. ifsnfie
fie nem gorfdu ttine tueiiert g,ah'uno.
oIs i'm r1diten gus.nblidt Elm nntsrs
Tssisr, pcdsnuarbiesr asrI, perfolst
BON ibrem Sobn. ourh bic anhe IN
ben Soi elite unp in Der GunteIbe.t
perinndnn. Ter So5n mar ourh oie
baus.bur bon Der Strobs aus sinss
trstsn unb bate ben frsGsn Spisbubsn
beim Turhii1btrn einsr 2ommoot I'm
Wohnsimmtr obssfdbt.
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Der Galf eon 4nna aobler se.
gen Gus. apbIer Fiir Gbefheiouns
ipurot auf Soften bes 9erflaattn i'm
areisgsricbt pernorFsn.
- Geleenbe 8arbisre srlanstsn ess
itern ibre 3srtiiiate bon Der Barber
acmmtFiion uno sohItsn ihren Dollar:
8. 6. YeItpn, Gsore 20. aollmnnnn.
6. Q. ainDIdn, 8tpIanD Brothers,
5rte. Sanftlsben unb 2puis Saeobs.
wlanor aris9er srbtelt se'iern Elm
Shrsibsn sugeianot. rpelhss nit peas
oies OF Rstpport unterSeinHst mar. Gr
lpirb bdrin eriud,t, Den gefshl. odb aIIs
6unee MauIiprbe traeen miihea, oufs
subebtn, oa ieins 9sridots iibsr piis
tbenos Sunos sinasInuien isisH.
Irou :. 90. Ran. in Gelh
Sprinos. an., nahs Der gtisranbric
gife luobnbdit. tpuroe BON einsm biNi'
gen 6unoe anptfdasn unD ihmer5bafi
am Etint psrlebt. Die Wunbs puros
BON Or. Robtrtion dusgsbrdnni.
Ter Ttutihe grbeitsrpersin bon
1anton, an.. bstb<iIiats iih asiiern an
bsrn esihnbsadngnib ots perItcrbtnsn
miIIiam Gabtq. Gbenfo Hahm bsl
SudfcnsaIub an Der 1rausrfsisr ibsiI
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g ahts sn, =.

lie Scrbsrunstn Der 9rdu'rtis
arteiisr fino Don ben grawreibeiiRtrn
fat in ibrem pollen llmfanae bstpl!ltsi
porcen uno Der brobenos ausfano III
tisrburd abaepsnbst porosn. Dst
Arbeits!rbn Der 8rauersidrbslssr uno
Der anaeIsIlten I'm 5IaIhtnbitrs Its
pnrtsmeni In um siusn GoLlar el'
Wott erb6hi tucrosn. ipdhreno Die ar.
btits;sit Der Waid)iHiIlsn BON Il aul
oht Stunbsn pro sag btrabat'ssi
ipurbe. atIuoings nit elmer RenuiiioH
ots arbeitslohns um 81 pro Wohs
obsr bi,rmii botten Die Mafhiniiisr
iid3 BON pornberein einperitnnetn srt
iidri. Die ntue aobuitolu b!tibt 3ipeI
Sabre in araft.
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eokal.Derid)t
Zd,tuierise Operation.
6oIiplitisr aus sem SdaSs! siHss
gatieuien bes 0sipitaIs sntftrnt.

Cine idtpieriae OPERATION puree
oef,srn 9lbsno i'm itdotifteu Sofpital
an btm 38 Sabre aIieH nnaorn
groipn pon Central apenue uno
Finolap Styabs Ocresnommsn uno
stpar nit erobsm Grfoigs. grc'pH
in si Der Cincinnati Ibbdtoir Comp.
anotit,lt. er bsfaHb iih ssiisrn glafl.
miitoe in otm glepator, ais plosl'h
bon sinsm Der pbsrtn Stocptrse Elm
SoisIt<it berabfisl unc ibn NIT ioits-
nudlt an ben gopf irai, oaB Elm
Splitter curh ben StdeeI orong. lei
9eruneliidte rpairos in itiperNrlssism
3uItane nah b,m 5oipiiaI gsbrahi,
100 Der Spliitsr ouf cperotirsm Wsa'
entfernt spurbe.
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6 o b / n a { o n.

Die Gceinstun Cfilee far bas rGln'
eiuuuti gGltsblatt" befiueet nd I'm
Bcbaubc DER GOniustDu Goal & Sauo
Go., ND. 5O9-511 IaSiion aSenne.
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10 lllr gIbenbs oaielbit eHtgeeengs'
nummen. Seiephon Sputh 4O0.
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iebo6 5iIfe Ieiften gu tonncn, oenn Die
frau itorb eintge Winuuteu nat bem
Gintreffen bes 4r3tes. sic ertrantte
am Mlittipod pl0Blih un0 1T tbr 4bz
le6eH einem -5er3leioen 5u3uihreiben.
- Bl0BIi6er 5ob. Gr Ri6ter
q8. B.8ih, 90 Sabre alt, nabe piner,
&n., pobnbaft, itarb geitern eines
pl0sliten Soees. Gr begab iIh nah
bsm StaLe, I'M Ietns Sd,uTs 3u fit
tern, als Elm g2adbur Ramens Gb.
goliton ibn fallen lab. Gr elite fos
fort berbei, ieboa nur, um etnen Soos
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fiorbene mar Elm W}ttqIieo 0es aenton
GDuHtp GTisialgerihts uno Sdpiegers
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