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ASTORIA. OREGON:
SATURDAY..
MAllCII 10. 18SS
THE DEAD EUPEUOn.
The death of. emperor William I of
Germany, removes a singularly majes
tic figure from the world, in some re
spects the foremost A great soldier,
a great ruler, and a firm believer in
the ancient idea ot the "Divino right
of kings,' he was the last of his kind.
He stood alone, and now that ho is
gone, there is none like him.
His great age made him all the
more remarkable. To think that but
yesterday the man lived who at the
age of fourteen, when after the disas
trous battle of Ulm, Germany lay
bleeding at the feet of France, was
taken by his mother to the tomb of
Frederick William and sworn to
avenge his defeat; and that that oath
was taken seventy-3even years ago, and
fulfilled sixty years after. It is a
great stretch of time from the battle
of Waterloo, where William won a
major's commission by bravery, to the
French palace of Versailles, fifty-six
years afterward, where in the halls of
his ancient enemies he was crowned
emperor of Germany, and the seven
teen years of prosperous reign which
closed yesterday, Death dropping
the curtain on a career that has not
its equal in ancient or modern history.
The long reign of Louis XIY was a
magnificent one, but it was his gen
erals that marched to battle: the long
reign of queen Victoria has been a
progressive one; but it was on the
whole, composed of victories of peace,
and not of war; but no where else in
history can be fonnd a parallel to the
great Hohenzollern, with infinito
bkill consolidating his power, and fin
ally after fifty years of toil, backed by
an entire nation, riding to victory and
assuming the crown of an emperor on
a conquered field in the heart of a
hostile citv.
Senator Vest has beeu doing some
recent loud talking in the senate in
what is by a stretch of sensational
courtesy entitled -a speech." In the
course of this speech, the senator was
as inaccurate in his statement of facts
as ho was unfortunate in his choice of
argument The senator has a perfect
right to hold what opinion he pleases,
but even a senator from Missouri is sup
posed to have an idea of what ho
wants to say, before he proceeds to
say it. Among other surprising state
ments the senator from Missouri who
appears to not lack the ability to pull
himself down, says that Gen. Leo had
bnt 8,000 men left at Appomattox. It
really makes very little difference,
but tho official records furnished by
Gen. Lee show that from March 29th,
to April 9th, 1803, there were captured
40,405 of his army, and on tho latter
date there we. e surrendered and pai-
oled 23,410 men.
Last Thursday senator Ingalls pre
sented in the senate a remarkable pe
tition, signed by 105,000 citizens of
the thirteen original states of the
Union, protesting against the admis
sion of Utah to the Union. The peti
tion is about the size of a nail keg,
and trimmed with red, white and blue
limiting. Ladies were mainly instru
mental in securing the signature?.
The Verdict Unanimous.
W. 1). Stilt, Druggist. Bippu. 1ml.,
leistifics: '! can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
Iiottle sold lias given relief in every case.
One man toel: six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 year.-.' standing."
Abraham llaro, druggist. Bellville,
Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medi
cine I have ever handled in my '.:0 years'
experience, is Electric Bitters." Thou
sands of others have added their testi
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure diseases of
the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a
isalf dollar a bottle at W. E. J)ement &
'.!." Drugstore.
Fur the best plmto.5r.1phs and tintypes
gn to Crow's Gallery.
Tlie. latest st le of Gents Boots and
Shoes at r. J. Goon.UAN's.
Tho best Oysters in anv style, at
Whiteomb & McGillat'..
Tolenhnae liOdsia.: House.
Best Beds in town. Booms per night
CO and 23 cts., per week Sl-50. Now and
clean. Piivato entrance.
Ho Yon Eat or tiny Candy T
Pure Candy manufactured and for
sale at lowest prices at the Oregon Ba
kery. Coffee and cake, ten cents, at Whlt-
eomo jiouuias's.
A fine cup of coffee, at Wiiitcomb &
MeGlllas's.
Ludlow's Ladies' S.1.00 Fine Shoes;
also Floxible Hand hired French Kids,
at r. J. Goodman's.
Every mother is interested in know
ing that a special preparation for chil
dren, called -'The Child's Cough Syrup"
is now for si!e only at Demcnl's drug
s.tore.
When Yon Go to Portland
Frank Fabre, Occidental hotel restau
rant, will be glad to see his Astoiia
friends, A good dinner at a moderate
price and everything in season.
Private Koi.mg.
At Whltcomb & iTcGIllas's restaurant,
for suppers, parties, otc. The best
cooked to ordar.
THE EMPEEOE IS DEAD.
Passed Peacefully Away at 8:30 Yes
terday Morning.
Sorronndrd Ey All Bnt The Crown Prinre.
Berlin, March 9. The emperor
William died at 830 o'clock this
morning.
Shortly aftor 8 o'clock all the mem
bers of the family staying at the pal
ace, tho court dignitaries, generals
and ministers ot state were sum
moned to the chamber in which the
emperor was dying. The emperor
was in a naif-sitting position on a
camp bedstead. All the members 01
the royal family took their places be
side it. The room was crowded.
Prince William stood nearest the em
peror, half bending over bis couch.
He earnestly watched the face of the
dying monarch until he expired.
The emperor died holding the em
press' hand.
He was delirious for a brief period
at 5 o'clock during which he exclaim
ed "lam a man of peace, but if Rns
sia forces me to war I shall faithfully
side with my ally Austria.''
The emperor's remains lie covered
with a white cloth on the bedstead on
which he died in tho imperial cham
ber. The body is surrounded with
candles,
Divine services will be held in the
mortuary chamber to-night. Tho em
peror will be buried in the mauso
leum at Charlottenberg.
William I., emperor of Germanv. was
bom March22jl797, the second son of King
Frederio William III. and Qneen Louise,
a princess of Mocktenberg. He grow up
with the humiliating impressions of the
defeat of Jena, and under the melan-
caolv conseauences 01 this disaster, bnt
distinguished himself, thouch as vet verv
young, in the campaigns of 1813-14, which
terminated with the overthrow ot .Napo
leon and tno restoration of i'rnssia. All
his life through he had been au enthusi
astic soldier, indefatigablo in the mili
tarv service, even in its minutest dotails.
When his father died (in 1810), and his
elder brother, Frederick William IV., be
came king, be received the title of prince
of Prussia as heir presumptive, bnt many
years passed away before his namo ac
quired any prominence in political affairs.
He was considered an absolutist, and for
this reason, as woll as on account of his
military inclinations, no was very un
popular. Oa the outbreak of the revolu
tion in 1318 he was compelled to leave
the country and go to England. In the
spring ot itH'Jj no toou command or tne
military forces sent against tho South
German insurgents, and suppressed the
revolution in the Palatinate and Baden.
Later, when the supremacy of the Aus
traian policy in German affairs was felt
with much regret in Prussia, public
opinion underwent a change concerning
the prince, and people began to look at
the strength and firmness of his charac
ter a3 a support of the greatness of Prus
sia. He was, nevertheless, by no means
popular, and frequent collisions arose be
tween him and the people when be came
to the head of the government as regent
Oct. 9. 1858. and as kine Jan. 2. 18G1. It
was especially the reorganization of the
army which perpetually irritated tho peo
ple. The king considered this measure
as the most effective means of elevating
the Prussian state, and wes consequently
most anxious to carry it; while the peo
p!o looked at it as au instrument of op
pression. On Oct. 18, 18C1, ho was
crowned at Konicsberc. and his peculiar
taste for ceremonious magnificence be
came very apparent on that occasion, as
did also his high pride in his royal digni-
bjr mm 111 uia luuiiiy (juumie: wuicn,
however, with him were connected with
the greatest personal simplicity, with
temperance, perfect consciousness, and
great industry. The relation between
the kine and the neonle remained cold.
and it became even difficult after the ap
pointment of Bismarck a3 president of
the cabinet. Bat a sudden and complete
change took place in this respect. In tho
war witn uenmarK (LWl) tho army
proved able and effective. The people
felt elated, and tho king began to be
popular. Still more apparent became
this change in 18C6, when, under the per
sonal leadership of the king, brilliant
victories were won over Austria and her
German allies. At the opening of the
war the liberal party condemned unani
mously the policy of government, but
when the result of this policy became an
accomplished fact, a storm of enthusi
asm arose for the king and his most in
timate councillors, Bismarck, VonMoltke
and Boon. Aftor tho war the king hesi
tated long before he decided to nunex
Hanover, Hesse, and Nassau, and there
by give the principle of legitimacy its
death-blow; but finally the conviction of
the statesman superseded the hesitation
of Jtha king. By the yublicanilum, is
sued from Ems July 2G, 1867, ho placed
himself at the head of the newly-formed
North German union, and assumed for
himself and his successors to the Prus
sian crown tho rights and duties con
nected with this new dignity. But tho
greatest glory was gained by the king for
his crown in the war with France (1870
71). By a peculiar combination of cir
cumstances the final decision of the
question of war or peace came to depend
solely on him nnd his personal cbaractcr,
and in tho crisis which preceded the war
the negotiations with the Fronch nm
bassador,Bencdetti, in Ems July, 1S70
his presence of mind, his firm courage,
and his proud consciousness of his dig
nity showed themselves in an imposing
manner. From this moment he became
the admired representative of tho whole
German people, and the enthusiasm for
him increased every day as the German
army under his leadership pushed f cither
and farther into France and gained one
victory after another. It was simply
just, however, that this should bo so, for
it must bo remembered that the princi
pal part of the success was actually duo
to the king. He created the army; he
selected tho leaders; he gavo the unde
batable decision in cases in which opin
ions differed: and in the bloodiest battles
he exposed himFelf with tho greatest
valor and bravery to the bullets of the
enemy. Moved partly by tho brilliancy
of the victory, partly by the personality
of the victor, the German princes, so
long divided, finally agreed in offering
tho imperial crown of Germany to King
William, and he accepted it at Versailles
Jan. 18, 1871. On March 15, 1871, he re
turned to .Benin under an indesonbable
enthusiasm of tho people.
WIDE SrltEAD KEQItET.
London, March 9. Tho flags nre at
halt mast generally throughout En
gland on account of the death ot em
peror William.
The queen has sent a telegram ut
condolence to Berlin and San Itemo.
SENT TO WASHINGTON.
Washington, March 9. The offic
ial announcement of the emperor
William's death was received at the
German legation early this morning.
The telegram was signed by prince
Bismarck and stated that theemporer
passed peacefully away.
FRENCH CONDOLENCE.
Tabis, March 9. Mr. Flourens.
minister of foreign affairs, went to
the German embassy and telegraphed
to M. Herbette, the French embassy
at Berlin, to present his condolence
to Bismark.
AT ST. rETEKSBURO.
St. Peiersbueo, March 9.--Tho
imperial theaters have been closed on
acconnt ot the death of emperor Wil
liam. Newspapers generally express the
greatest respect for the late empnrer.
Some uneasiness is felt regarding
tho possible political consequences of
his death.
IN AVriTMA.
Vienna, March 9. Tho Keischrath
has adjourned because of the death of
the German emperor, and all the stib
isdized theaters have beeu closed
The endorsement of German
Synip is unparalelled. We will pub
lish 1000 testimonials received during
the last six months. Read them.
May savo your life.
Buelingham, N, 1'., May 31,'8G.
G. G. Greek, Dear sir: I am fre
quently troubled with severe colds,
and the only remedy that will relieve
me of them is yourioscceV German
Syrup. I have used it for more than
12 years. It is a constant household
oompanion with me. Onr merchant
here procured it first at my solicita
tion, nnd says ho has sold a great
many bottles. It is a very popular
remedy in this section. Every per
son who has used it speaks in tho
highest terms of its merits. I do not
know ot a single case it has not
cured. I first used it in Vermont,
where I lived before comingbere. I
advise everyone to use it, as it is cer
tainly tho best cough medicine I have
ever known. I have tried nearly all
of them at different times.
Yours respectfully, "
MOSES GRAY,
Proprietor Grist Mill.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Frank Patton is behind tho desk at
the bank of I. W. Case.
J. O. Spencer, of Clifton, has been
re-appointed notary public.
Mr. Gnstaf Wilson, the Rnssiau
vicc-couusnl, is in the city.
District attorney McBrido leaves
lor Uregon city this morning.
T. Pyo has accepted a situation at
the Laramie Glass works, where he
will receive a salary of S21G a month.
Officer Jas. Kearney has resigned
from the police force and will go to
Alaska in the employ of the Cutting
racking (Jo.
KaNer Wilhelm Pied In Berlin Yesterday.
(.Communicated.)
William I, king of Prussia and em
peror of Germany, was born on tho
2Jnd day of March, 1797.
He was the second son of king
Frederick William III, of Prussia, and
tho noblo queen Louise, and assumed
the reins ot government upon the re
tirement of his older brother, Freder
ick William IV, on account of mental
disability.
In January, 1861, at the death of
his brother, who died childless. Wil
liam I was crowned king of Prussia,
at Koenigsburg.
Since, and during all this time, he
paid strict attention to all details
concerning the affairs of government,
for the benefit of his dear people, as
ho delighted to call his subjects.
None can imagine the intense ad
miration the venerable Kaiser was
held in by nearly all his subjects; one
might almost call it worship. Tho
hearts of his countrymen rejoiced at
111s successes and wept with him in
his sorrows.
In his own country, you only had
to speak of "old Wilhelm." and the
very mention of his name seemed to
inspire all with holy admiration.
The grief will be so much greater
because the heir to the crown, Freder
ick William, or "Unser Fritz1 as he is
generally known, is down with a dan
gerous disease, which is liable to prove
fatal at any day.
The German heart bleeds, and the
civilized world sympathizes.
IL W.
MR. JOHN W. FURBUSH.
An Army Veteran,
OF WAKEFIELD,
who hag probably suffered more than anr
man or woman in America to-day. Taken
sick while in tho Army, ho hiis endured
untold agonies since. Describing his first
symptoms he Bald: "My head ached and
my appetite was poor. Ifeit a faintness at
the pit of tho stomach, and bad taste in my
mouth, while my skin was sometimes hot
and sometimes cold. I next felt pains in
my back and aronnd the lower portion of
my body, and noticed a peculiar odor and
color In tho water I passed, which was
scanty at one time and free at others. Some
times It pained me to void it, and aeain It
was almost impossible to do so at all. Fi
nally I began to pass clear blood accom
panied with the greatest strain and agony."
No less than 20 eminent physicians at
tended Mr. Furbuab at various times, but
not one of them could help him. He was
near death's door. And yetne says: "lam
alive and well to-day, wholly through the
wonderful powerof Hunt's Ecmedy which
took mo from the verge of tho grave."
This Great Remedy attolulelv cure) all
Kidney, Liver and Urinary Diseases.
For Sale by all Sealers.
C. N. CBITXENTON, General Agent,
IIS Fulton St. K. Y.
SfJ for panipijrt ( (If Hmntt FtnuJj c. y,rf.
fnC4 if. .
Fine Dwelling Ilouse to Bent.
Good tennstosnitabl tenant. Inquire
at this oSse. '
K. i.jt ,,")f viiA
THE AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.
Fishermen and thoso interested in
supplying fishermen with every var
iety ot fi3h nettings, nets, purse
seines, etc., will notice the advertise
ment of that old and reliable com
pany the American Net nnd Twine
Uo., of .Boston and New York.
This company stands at the head of .
the fish netting manufacturing indus-.
try of America and is to-day stronger j
in the esteem and goodwill of its pat-'
rons and the public than ever before. '
With a large capital at its command
several mills, oue exclusively for
manufacturing twines, another for
manufacturing cotton nettings, purse
seines, etc., auother devoted entirely
to the manufacture of linen and flax ,
gill nettings, it has all the facilities .
that money, skilled labor and long
experience can bring to bear in pro- j
ducing the highest quality ot goods i
and at the lowest prices. I
Fully alive to tho interest of fisher
men, the American Net and Twine!
Co. pays the most careful and prompt ,
attention to the filling of nil orders.
They are the sole manufacturers
and proprietors of the "Shepard !
uold Medal" twines aud this make of j
twine is used exclusively in their co t
ton nettings.
They have been the recipients of
several medals and in all instances
have received tbo highest awatd.
Tho home office ot this company is
at 43 Commercial St., Boston, Mass.
This company is makiug a special
study of the salmon fisheries of the
Pacific Coast, is supplying largely at
the present time purse seines and
purse nets and pound nets aud in J
fact, all nettings mado of cotton!
and wanted in this section of our'
coast.
They iuvito correspondence nnd
would be pleased to send one of their
illustrated catalogues to any respan
sible fisherman or fishing firm, upon
application free.
A Wouiau'.s IMscorcry.
"Another wonderful discovery ha-
been made and that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened its clutch-;
esupon her and for seven years she;
withstood Its severest tests, lwt her vi-,
tal orjjans were undermined and death I
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed incessantly and could not
Kind's New Discoverv for Consump
tion and was so much relieved on tak-'
ins; first dose that slio slept all night
and with one bottle has been miracu-
lously cured. Iler namo is Mrs. Luther
Lutz." Tims write W. C. Herrick & Co., '
ofShelbyville.X. C., Get a freo trial'
bottle at V. E. Dement & Co.'. Drug I
Store.
NEW TO-DAY.
Leong Kees.
Has woiked for Mr. G. C. Tattou,
Chinese Employment Office.
AU Kind of Chlnpsa Help
For dolus General Housework, or any other
Kind of Labor.
Apply opposite Armory. Astoiia, Ongou.
Call For Democratic Couuty Con
vention. AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
County Central committee, held Febru
ary 23th. It was decided to call a Democrat
ic Convention for Clatsop County to be held
In Astoria March Soth, liT-S, at l o'clock. 1".
M., for the purpose of selecting five dele
gates to the Democra'Ic State Convention,
to be held at Pendleton April 3d. 1333, and
to transact such other business as may prop
erly come before such convention.
The several precincts will be entitled ti
one delegate each,and onedelepataaddltion
al for every fifteen votcsand fraction lhere
of cast for N. L. Sutler for Congressman at
the general election In 18SC, viz:
Astoria ..37 Mishawaka 2
Bear Creek... . 3 Sea hide.. a
Clatsop.... :. upper Astoria .
Clifton 4 Voper 2
F slinank 2 Walluskl
John Days 2 Wesport 2
Knappa. 3 Youujm river c
Lewis and Clark 3
Total number of delegates so
Committee recommend tint the l'recinct
Primary meetings for tne selection of dele
gates to the County Convention be held
at the usual places of voting on Saturday.
March 2ltli, at 2 $o r. ji except in Astoria
and Upper Astoria.
All Democrats and all conservative elti
zcus who favor tho perpetuation of Demo
cratic principles, are cordially United to
participate in the pi imaries.
ALFRED KINXEV,
Chairman.
FIRE BRICK
DEALER IN
Hay, Oais, and Straw, Lime, Brict, Cement, Sana and Plaster
Wood Delivered to Order. Iir)lp, Tramlor; uml Lprt Itu.Iama.
Vr"l-.&$ twi ' trmi.ull
mm Ebenp'parher-Uaster-
5SSilfepgrg--gS KorTOWINO, Pr.EIGIlT orCHAK
rKK apply to the Captain, or to II. Jt. PAJIKER.
The New Model Range
C AN IlE HAD IN
AM BlBBdtma BV 5 flbrfBBfaeV'B
Aseut. Call and Eamlue It ; You Will be Pleased. E. IE. Hanesls also Agent for the
Buck Patent Cooking Stove,
AND OTHER FIRST CLASS STOVES.
Furnace Work, Steam Fittings, Etc., a Specialty. A Full Stock on Hand.
FISH GROCERIES AD PROflSIOIS
Promptly Delivered
AT LOWEST PRICES IN ANY PART OF THE C!TY.
Fruits and Vegetables
In Saion. Everything "Warranted as Represented. Corner flhinamns and
Benton Streets. T
Ross Opera
hi
Tho Event of Tho Season.
Two Nights Only.
Monday and Tuesday, March 12th, 13 th
MONDAY EYKXIKO :
Webster Brady's Dramatic Cmni'imy.
Including
MISS CHARLOTTE TITTEL,
MISS LAURA BICCAR
Ami a powerful cast in Win. A. Brady's
i!r.imat!7.it'on of if. Killer Haggard's
ratr.ous S.'uni.incc,
SHE
With all Hie original scenery i.vd lu tl;e
piece in rorthiud.SiU l'raueliro.
and San Diego.
ti'fsda r.VF.xim: :
ititiifii-atiH'A I'aiiiouh O-rlnrama
of City Lift'.
"AFTER DARK."
'i lie stajri' trunfoniitd Into a
lluxc Itivoi- .r Kent tValrr.
ltesfrvrd Seat'., Si. family Circle. 73
cents, t'allcry.w cent's.
1!ctvpi1 Scats o:i sal' at the N'en Yoik
Novelty Store l'nJ.-iv inorulns, March 9th.
at lu o'clock. .hari. "
The Gen. Canby
Will make an I'xcuislnu lo i'l. Mcreii-,, l-'t.
L'auby, and llw.-.co, uii ,
Sunday, March Nth,
f.eavlu;lrj's Wharf 'it i. Tlckuti
for tho Itnuml Trip,
ONE DOLLAR.
Special Auction.
. . ,, .,
. SatUrdfiV, filarCh 10, 10 A. fU.
Ittlllsell at my Auction itooiaj for ac
count of whom It may concern :
33 doz. Ladles' Hr-se, assorted qualities
and t-lzes.
t piece. S2 jdi. (lingham.
1 &s " TicKhiC
1 " 55 " Bleached Musllu.
7 doz. Barbour's Linen Thread.
40 Dairs White Blankets.
Uso. to pay freight and charge, by order
ui j. Jt. s . uo :
One new Cook Stove. No. S, wllh extension
top and copper holler.
E. C. IIOLDEN,
Auctioneer.
Ooneonily St.. Foot of Jackson. Astoiia. Or
General
1 1 MacbiBlsts aiifl Boiler Mate.
Land and Marine Engines
ROir.KK WORK.
Steamboat Work and Cannery Wurk
SrECIALTV.
Castings ot all Descriptions Made
to Order at Short Notice.
: President.
J. G. lIusTmit, .....Secretary
f. W. Cse . Treasurer.
John Fox suneilntendem.
FIRE CLAY
STKA.7IEU
CLARA PARKER
ASTOKIA, ONLY OF
j..j...1ji .jT-.....v v.
I XWatchmaker
Jeweler. X
I
Astoria Ironworks.
WHOLESALE AND RKTA1L DEALEK IX
Groceries, Provisions and Mill Feed,
Crockery, (Mas Plated Ware.
o
The Largest and finest assortment of
Frosifa, Fruits aad ITegGtatales.
Keceived fresh oYerx Steiuner.
ia II 'HJOnwManinwrwWM'a n iiwwiapl1i -
THE LEADING
TATIONERS AND 1001 SELLERS.
grsffsst
J. G. CLINTON
DEALER IN'
CICARS AND TOBACCO.
FKTJITS.NUTS,
Candies. Smokers' Articles, Etc.
New Goods Received Dally.
Opposite CItj- Ilook Htoro.
Children's Sles .50c to 3.50
Ladies' " 1.35 " 8.00
Men's " 1.25 " 7.00
" Boots 2.25 " 7.00
Boys' " 1.25 " 4.00-
W. T. PAREEH, Manager.
OELO r. l-il'.KKi'..
CARL A. HANSON",
Parker & Hanson
SUCCESSOItS TO
C L. PARKER,
dealers IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Dry-Goods, Groceries,
Haidware. Crockery, Faints, Oils. Glass, Etc
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ESTABLISHED 1812.
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J. W. B0TT0H, Proprietor,
Water Street, Tito Doors East of OIney.
fine Ci;an, Tobaccos nd Smokers Articles,
Hold at Lowest Market Bates.
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Groceries Provisions
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Their largely Increasing trade enables
them to sell at the very lowest margin
of profit while giving you goods
that are of first class quality.
Goods Delivered All Over the City.
The Highest Price Paid for Junk.
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