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THE EMPEROR
OF GERMANY
Was the Victim of an Outrageous
Assualt While Out Driving.
AN INSANE WOMAN WAS ARMED ' .
WITH A HATCHET AND THREW IT
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Russians are Abandening: Surveillance of a Chinese Rail
.j road-The Senate Need Not Confirm AlcKinley's
.' Peace Commissioners.
Aaaonlaftil Prraa la lit JoaraaJ.
UnKnt.AU, November 10 Ktnporor
William was tlio object of an attempted
outrage today. Aa ho wbb driving to
tho Cutrasstor barracks, a woman in tlio
crowd hurled a short hand clioppor or
lintchot, nt tlio carriago. Thu hatchet
Btruck tlw carriage, but tho rapl 'ity
with which (he vehicle was tmsslnir
saved tin occupants. Tho woman was
arrested, She Ib believed to bo insane.
Pahim, Nov. lG.A dispatch says
thu Russians are abandoning thulr
Burvellluni'o of tho railroad from Tnlai
to Yung Thiui, and that Count Von
Waldercoe has telegraphed the Russian
minister of war complaining strongly of
this measure.
Washington Nov 10 Attorney Gen
eral Griggs has decided that moinhors
of the International arbitration commii.
fllon, selected by the President under the
terms of the treaty at tho Haituo nenco
conforonco, aro not aubject to conflrmu
tlon by tho aonate. Tho President has
already soleptcd former president Har
rison and former senator Gray, of Dela
ware as members of the commission.
Two other members aro still to bo selected.
A TODAY'S TELEGRAMS DOILED
DOWN FOR BUSY PEOPLE ?
Ah tho guest last night nt New York
of thu Society of Americans Authors,
Mark Twain convulsed a company of
200 men and women gathered nt a recep
tion hi his honor nt Delmonicos.
The Itov. Alfred Pinney at ono time
Pastor of u church in Oluveland which
John D. Rockefeller nttonded when a
young muu and ono of tho oldest Baptist
Ministers In tho country, died at New
York from heart disease.
The Stewart Mansion, tho famous
marble pahico nt tho Fifth Aveeuo and
Thlrthy Fourth. Btrebt, ulll bo torn
down.
If tho tho Rogers Locomotive Works
at Paterson Ih not pold by December l
Itogers says he will then close it down.
Many sections of tho shops have been
closed down nlrendy and workmen aro
being paid off.
At the Northwestern University Ob
servatory, Kvaurton. between I and I :'M
o'clock this mornini!, many shootiue
stats were seen, ono of which wan re
markably brilliant. Condltioua wero fa
vorable for photographing.
Tho Now York, Ontario t Western
railroad is arranging for .tho purchaseot
soveral additional collieries ronvonlont
ly near its lino in Pennsylvania, thu ae.
quisilion of which mines will Increase
tho anthracite tonnage of the comnanv
about one third.
SECRETS OF WAR
WERE OBTAINED
By an. Official of This Gov
ernment Was or British Parentare and Secured alt the
Dimension or the Latest Field ciin
Manufactured By the French.
NuwYonic, Nov. lfl. The following
statement Is given prominence In La
i rosse: "A personage who claims'to bo
thoroughly acquainted with what Ih on.
ing on behind tho sconeo on tho matter,
of tho dtvulgonco of tho Bccrots of tho
latest French field cun to tho United
States makes tho followinc statement:
This affair is conncctod with tho sud
den departure for Gibraltar of an ofllcor
of tho United States Navy who was em
ployed In tho foreign section of tho Ex
position of having fulfilled his functions
m tho naval attacho ot tho Embassy.
Tho field .gun Incident was. also tha.cauea
of the sudden handing over of tho Em
bassy to the irst Secretary by Genoral
Horaco Porter and his donartnre fnr
opain.
"Tho naval attacho In mioatfnn wlm
was born ofBritish nareuta and dnvntnd
aboyo all to tho Etnbassv In th'o Fun.'
bourg Saint Honoro, anted almost openly
as a spy for soyoral powers."
"Tho doparturo of General Horaco
Porter which Is gvion out as temporary
Is really final and ho will bo replaced In
Paris by Mr. John Lolshman, United
States Mlnlsleter'to.Bernoia diplomatist
of tho highest character whoso Inde
pendence vls-a-vls the EnoliBh Embassy
can bo counted upon for maiutonanco cf
a good relations between tho French
Republic and tho United States."
SAEEMT, OHEGOIT FRIDAY NOVEMBER IG 1900.
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D0.Y0UOTteKS
The Journal will Ueto vor ir'
at 92 In the shads and dilve duff
ltY?rAMl j
lhts ftway-l
T75WTr-
m DHM OF '
PANISH GENERAL
Of His Policy as Commander of the
Spanish Forces in Cuba.
DID HIS DUTY AS SOLD.ER
AND READY TO DO IT AGAIN
Tells How Under DifftfcnCircuinstances the Spanish Army
Would Have Sw6pt the Americans Into
the Sea.
Br Aaaoetiitr Prraa ta lata JoaraaJ
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(overcoatsI
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styles. If you want good, reliable overcoats at
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lowest spot cusn prices go to tuc
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J Don't buy a suit for yourself till you sec what
w we arc offering in men's clothing. You can't
w appreciate our extremely low prices till you
see the quality and make-up of the goods.
Best of linings- and good workmanship on all
grades. If you want to make your boy hap
py, get him one of those neat vested suits.
Wc are prepared to fit the -whole family in
footwear, Almost any kind of a shoe you
want, and they're the kind that give satisfac
tion. New line of ribbons just received,
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S E. T, Barries, Proprietor I
2 Corner Commorclal and Chomekata Streets. Zk
In Drumming up Business....
AtCuracas, Venezuela, Millet Provost
lias purchased tho Melendez Asphalt
mines for 30,000.
The Chilean Council of Stale has au
thorized an appropriation of fGOO.OOO for
tho exhibition nt the I'an-Atnerican Ex
position in Buffalo, New York.
George Ilollonlxjck Hozet, n pioneer
Chicago real estate denier who hai en
gineeretl property deals In Which' mil.
lions word involved, is deal.
JHonsJKnor T. J. Capol has been bo-
jneniiied by the late Ixmt Unto el Kug
lund an income of 500 per year for tho
tet.t of his dfe.
.Former Governor Geo. A. M. ltaips-,
dell ot new llaninsli ro dlinl tixluv.
Attorney-General Grljrga apuounrea
ho will retiro from next cabinet.
Tlio Czar of Russia passed a patisfac
tory day.
Yip Luck. Cliineso. was banned this
morning nt Vancouver, 1!. C.
Senator Davis roported resting quietly.
Kootenai Vailoy Huilway fiorn Hon
tier's Ferry,Iduho, to Kuskonock, B. C ,
ojienod for business Novemler 26th.
FRISCO VINTER'S
SUDDEN DEATH
San Fiiancihco Nov. lit. A mud Hnr.
azsthy a prominent wino merchant of
this state was found In a dying con
dition on tlinshlnwnlk nt Ihn rnrnnr nf
Hydoand Washington Streets early this
morning. He died while being removed
to tho receiving hospital. Heart disease
is the supposed caueo,
Pahis, Nov, 10. General Wcylor has
omorged from his shell and fires somo
hot shot nt Anglo-Saxons in goneral to
Figaro's correspondent. Ho opened by
faying that ho onco moro protested
against the abomluablo reputation ero
oteil for him by tho American and Eng
llph journals for political nurnosus. Hn
centinued:
WliOtl I was Governor Gunnral nf
Cuba and was dtfend.ng tho sovereignty
of Spain in that colony iho leasts of my
acts ot var distorted by tho press of tho
EnIIsh-suenklng nations. I never
troubled inywlf about that for I always
did only my duty as a soldier.
"ThtlfO IvllliI StoritM fminil nn nntin In
Europe. It (unrequired tho events (n
tho Transvaal and the storlon nl th r.l
cruelties colnmltted Upon tho Hoora by
ixiru itouorts and tho Eoglisli for Euro
penn uillitarv writers In nrknmvlixW
that I never conducted mysolf in Cpbn
as the British havodono In South Af
rica.
"I carried onlliu war luOuba with the
n'u'or which war reuitires. You cannot
run tilts of courtesy and generosity with
rebel and half civilized negroes llku our
revolted CubnnH who were accustomed
to maseacro in horrible fashion tho
soldiers thoy had captured.
"I'winln Hlinnlil linvu . mi. .,,..
,-. ., a...1v WV.W.. win jivtfl
Spaillsh Bo'IdlorB. (hoso bravo llttlo uof-'
diors ot ill and iQ yearH of ngo.Ughting
with the Cubans to understand the real
horror of that war. People would h avo
to have seen tho excostos of which tint
Cubans Here guilty in tho treatment of
tholr prJsoncrs.to havo teen tlicm tortur
ing them and putting them through a
slow martyrdom and mutilating tholr
dead bodies to understand thn nniullnr
character of that war.
"But novor mind that. 1 did mv dulv
as n soldier and am roady to do it again.
My best reply to my traducors is tho
esteem and affection In which 1 am hold
by tho whole Spanish army tho mnrka
of devotion which havo always been
lavished niton mo by my eomnanions In
arms both thosu in Cuba and those in
tho peninsula."
"if I had been able to gathor together
a Btrong Conservittlvo parly after thu
death of Canovas I should havo prevent
ed the loss of Cuba. At the liend nf tl...
Spanish troops which wero then in thu
island 1 should havo driven tho Amnrle
ansiuto tho boa. Tho hasty levies cf
Americans would never have been able
to copo with tho Spaniards. I should
novor have nsked for n Heel to lie sent
to mo. My resources down there (in
Cuba) wero uuito ample.
"General Blanco inndn t.irril.i.i .,.tu.
takes. Ho concentrated all itn imm..
in Havana instead of adopting taotles
Wlllcll WOll 111 llllVH lurtntlt.ul I.I... I..
ilttvoto his interests to tho iioiutH
threatened by thu Americans. It would
hnvu la'on easy to havo saved Hautla -o
ir uiBi'uiciiuiK meir euiorcumeulH ut an
earlier stage mid with greater rapidity,
"llutitlstoolato now. What is tho
good of crying over spilt milk. Politics
lst ourrwlo'tles. No blame whatever
tan httnch to tho army. All that It did
was to obey drdes. It. was iu no wise
ruBiuiiiiuiu lor our disaster.
"It Is my opinion that If Marshal Mar
tinez Caw pus hud remained purely and
simply a soldior, his fnmo would havo
boon all thu greater."
FORMING A
CATTLE COMBINE
or Course Rockefeller IU Nothing to Do With
It and It Is Not a trust In Any Sense
of the Word.
NKW YOtttv. NOV. 10. fionrun 11. Io.
Ing, of Fort Worth, Texas, Is in tho olty
ior mo purposo ot lormlng a cattle com-
no, and it has bean mtinrtml timtta
.lohn D. Itockefellor is to bo interested
In tho company. When Mr. T.nvlnirwn
seon nt tl-o Waldorf-Astoria ha said. that
tho company which ho" was ontleaWrfng
to form was not ni trust In hny soiibo of
tho word, and that Mr. Bockofeiler, so
ntr as no know, was not to bo Interested
In tho company in any way, Ho said ho
was In Now York last spring on tho
nine mission which brings him hero at
this Uino and that ho had oxpoeted to
form tho company at that time.
Mr. Loving Bald that, tho company
would not nttemnt to control nrlia nt
all but that it was tho intention, of thosu
who are promoting tho comnanv tn
purcliaso about 3.600.000 nores of Inn. I
in Texas near the lino betwoen Toxas
and Now Moxico for tho purposo of go
ing into tho cattlo raisin tr huslnnM nn n
largo scalo. It was his intention at llrat
tolormn company with a capital of
50,000,000 but he found that It would
not bo practicable and ho has now
decided that tho now company will bo
capitalized nt about fia.OOO.OOO.
Mr. Loving soya that ho was not In
Clovolatul two days ago nnd that ho has
not called on Mr. Bockefollor nnd that
there la no one cJso Interested in tho
company.
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m . ' ' - itit ii. i i i f-li. .,, hi
wssm NOT 'T
; ' 1ALY MOf M
In Expressing their Opinions About
the British.
DYNAMITE DICK OF CALIFORNIA-- ... .,',
OTHER IRISH BRIGADE LEADERS
Estimates of M Marksmanship of the Tfa'nsVaaIers---De-clare
Duller Was the Bulldog of the British
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REMAINS ARRIVE
SATURDAY MORNING
Tho body of the lato Illunehn Knndt
who died In San Francisco, was shipped
Thursday evening and will nrrlvo hero
Saturday morning, Fundrnl arrange
monta will bo made aftoriho rumaliiB
nrrlvo.
JOE GANS AND KID
PARKER WILL FIGHT
SEVERAL BIG
UpP SALES
in Kit
.Thu Choshlre nnd Thoriisliiirry crop
of SHI) ImK'H nt Kuguno, ltrowu nnd (n
gram crop or 17.1 bales at Independence;
Goo. Well'h" crop nt sniuo pluco of SO
bales; wero sold and delivered today to
Fjilier and Nles at l.'J to 14 cents.
McAllister. Camnbull. Death and Knrr.
youn .men accused of causing denlh
nl Junulo Bossuhioter In l'ntomou. Nnw
Jrey, by ndmlnlstorlng a drug, wero
Hrralgnod, pletidwl not guilty, mid trial
rot tor January H.
Before the Denver Athletic Association Tonight-Odds Two
to one on cans.
SOME KENTUCKY
ELECTION MATTERS
I,kxi(1to.. Kv.a A A. 8. Thojinon.
r 0-f - t 9
a nrnmlnunt farmnr. Ganrtm Lonrv and
Samual Adams, Colored, wore hold In
fl.OOO ball, by United States Commis
sioner Hill, to tlio fedoral court, chaiged
with conspiracy to proyont negroes from
voting at the last election,
Of Aaaaelatftf I'rcaa ta Ik Journal.
Dknveii, Nov. 10: Joo Gans of Balti
more and Kid Parker of Donver will
meot at tho Colorado Athletic A nida
tion tonight in a 10-r.ound contest to
weigii In nt 135 lbs. each. Tlere Is great
interest in tho go nnd tho sale of tickets
is unprecedented. GeorRO Siller will
officiate as referee nnd a huge amount
of money has been wagered On tho ro
suit. Tho prevailing odds nro two to
one on pans and tlio lurgest bet thus
far was mado last night between Al,
Hereford, Gun's manager, and Billy
Edwards, manugor for Parker. Tho
formor placed $1000 against Edwards'
500.
BOTANICAL
X WONDERS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
NOT INVOLVED
Ross Was Removed From Stanford for General Indiscretion
and Largeness of the Mouth.
It costs lots to learn how, but
we charge it to experience, not
to you. An object lesson for
instance our slaughter prices on
tan shoes.
KRAUSSB RROS
275 COilV.EHCIAL ST
WbSBSP
ps&ssm? e,
FOR CHRISTMAS X X
THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER twtner wild a WO
plcte court of the Gttu system df lborthml tautbj ty
nail for $40. TaU wll eaable you to bcceoeia expert
steMfrather by utUiilac a little stare time each day.
THE CHICAGO was awarded the Gold Medal at the
PrU ExFOSlina, a vim vnncr. u tuaaaiu m;-
toanl. Is the most riapl and iuuUt of typwrlttrs
aid turns out tee most attractive work.
r Is'lMf X Gea'IAieatforOreioo.JUtaay. Ore.
Lt XvIiNLr v Clyde tsruck. Uical Aca . Saka. Or.
The-marvel om& hour is
(he wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afllicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but Dr. J.
F. Cook, the great botanical
specialist and original tiiscov-
amrnf tUo hntnnif'il rnr hfnls
some patients who have sulTer-
ai fnr voir, frnm rivuful fllv-
ease and the more awfuleiTects
c f 111 I F
oi ninK meuicai uuuiuuk u.
Cook is willing togive patients
iho lipiiffit nf his I iff sttirlv but
AanlinnKin niihlkh fiirlhpr tfi.
imonials out of regard for his
patients, yet win giaaiy reter
nnv callers to their neighbors
and friends who have, b'eeru
healed, Consultation free.
If you have any physical ail
ments it will do you gpod to
call and have a hlltechat with
thA Hnetiir.
Ofhce 301 Liberty street,
Salem Oiepon.
tlr AaaolMtai Pre a la tba Jeamat,
Stanfokd Unitk.nhity, Cal., Nov, 10.
Tho San Francisco Alumni Assooi
ation has takon up Professor Bods' roelg
nation with the avowed purpose of ex.
pressing it as their opinion that tliu wel
fare of tho University if Ha future is to
bo considered above a Dorsonal difference
leading to tho resignation of a Professor
trank v. Kersting repreeentlng tlie As
sociation fay:
"Whllotho Alumni sympathies with
Hobs In Ida predicament; we cannot hut
ecu that Mrs. Stanford 'a reasons are fined
and sufflolont and thero is nn end of It.
There is no doubt iu the minds of the
Alumni that Dr. Itoia has been Indln
ureet. The 'iiersonal reasons' we have
found to Imi iu Ur Bom's frequent
ilorojiatory references to Heuator Han
ford."
New To-day,
Fresh
CHOCOLATES
and fr csh
BONBONS,
Ellis & Zinn's
Nol54State.Stref. Salem'Phone 274
N?"YomNov. 10. Among the Am
erican ecoTRBan'drlsTfliiviilrvinnM tn.f
arrlyod In this country nftor sorvlco In
tho Boor nrmv aro Prlvnto T. a. rtnirnr.i
of Iceland hnd J. N. Kliwof Rnlirni-nin
hotter ktiown as 'Dynamlto Dick."
"Wo nro nil mombors" aald Uolford
of tho Irish Urlgado which was nom-
nmnded by an Amorlcan-Colonol
"Johnny" Dhko formerly of tho United
Slates Sixth Cavalry and n West Point
graduate. This war is not neur over
notwithstanding reports to tho uontrnry.
Head tho reported losses of the Kngllsh
which thoy say In their dispatches are
duo to enlerlo fover. It (a Hot tho en
torio fover or any other kind of nntnrtn
allllclion that la doing tho work. It is
Mauser bullets nnd nothing olso.
"Wo wero In tho Hold from Otobor 0.
mm, to tne L'nd tiny of last month, then
we sailed from Iouronco Maninus for
ineslo enroulo to Ajnrica. Wo wero
at Hpionkop, ColonsojUhtlogo of Udy
smith, ModdorBpruItjfflllusinanyotlior
engagements. Aa .jtwIVds marksman'
ahlp tho l)oor catntfvo the Kngllsh
eardsnudsjmiU'B aiulatlll beat (hem with
their eys shut. During n fight on Oc
tober 90lli 600 Johannesburg twllcemon
fought l.BIK) entrenched Eih-IIhIi. rnn.
turcd their works with 1,178 men nnd
killed tho rest. Thin ulvos nn ldoa of
bow Ihn Itoer can shoot.
"It soumlh strange hut It is trua I
imvof mw a Union Jack or n rcirlnnint.
nl Hag during all tho war. The only flag
tlio ilrltlsh over showed was a while one
nnd I never hoard of a white Union
Jack.
"When the poor' olU' President loft for
Kuropo, General Hotha In his order in
his man aniioiinulni tlm iimi,iriiir..!
'Now that tho oor old man In safe lot
tho lighting begin.' This was tho Inog.
urntlon of thu guerrilla warfare Thu
Kngllsh olllcora aro a ijueer sot. Pronoh
Is tho boat of tho lot. Hullor Is tho bull
dog of tho orowd. Ho has no fooling for
his nidii. On ono occuhIchi u delaul inotit
01 trooiis 111 his command niftm..! (n
turned a battory of nrtlllory on them nnd
73 of thorn wore klllod." '
"Dynnmlto Dick" King said tho scouts
hadanoxpotlonooBlmllarto tho Irielf
mon, In most casos one of tholr daUtif
having boon to dynamlta tlie rallwaya
His participation in this duty ho said
accounted forhla sobrlcquot. Ho said
that tho dotsichmetit was disconrteously
troafod by tho authorities at Louronco
Marquor, tho Portvguoso liavlng Im
prisoned them for six davs on & troon.
ship before nlowlng thom to boaftl tho
Aiisirian.juioyu stcamslilp IHtyra, on
which they sailed for Trlesto.
The AnatxSalooaSold? "
J. P. Ujgors txlay sqld his aalobnjn
Uio old opera houso block to Jav 8.
PhllHpe.
Why?
It U because Aycr's Hair
Vigor 13 Hair-food ; goes right
down to the roots of the lutr :
feeds the hair bulbs just the
way they used to be fed when
you were younger and wore
vigorous. That's hy the, dart,
rich color of culy life always
comes back to your gray hair.
The hiir grows longer, too.
.If you do not nbuln ths brnidflt you
ffr.im Hi. n. .I.a VI... u.l. af... .
about It. lla will (til you Ju.t tfaa rlht
rou dtilra
Uotor
Ataexed to Alabama,
MoNTOQWKiuy., a( NoVf nj(xi,0
project of annexing Went Florida to
Alabama has rocolved an Impotua from
tho report of Bcorotary of HUitoaioDavls,
In which he saya that Alabama runs a
inl'o further south on tho eastern Imnnil.
ary than thu tract books have horotofor
shown, and that tho state fa nofmoaiuui
of uwetlgo of land wh'ch Ida onicorecorda
... ..vuj'ii ,u iiif tuiiiiiiiiuil rumseil 101 B.V..HUU nii'ui iiKviuwoiixinia
storm a lloor stronghold, to face which 'nl,01 t0 B,,ow Jt ownnod, running One
was certain dtmth. In his anger Huller ,lunJro1 "H along the uonthorn end
tf I ft it aliitik
of the statu.
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Tulip and Oroaus bulbs ever M)n 111 IiiIh olty. AIo. fS
yartetled ot the lnsl sweet eas, Uall tijy ami wllwl v
vartetjei wlitfu assortment Is ttouiplHo, ,;:::i
SAVAGE &, REID, Seedmen
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Wi iiiwili.ui Imm ii line of oxoep
tioiml vuluMnneuiid two pair of
a kind.
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f -I -ib llullled Hruvaels Nt (I QQ
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f rt W) NotlliiKliuui 1 1 uo
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Thanksgiving
Table Linens
Tliortuh In this (lupaftinunt frf
enormous, but staty one rettiivea
Attention,
llMmembw tliat now you gut tho
lowest prldtM en the best linens
In all Halonu
t
Remnaiitsi
Hawk's Cut Glass
Is guaranteed high grade hand finished.
ft. L-aan. aaaa-1 niiiii Al ft I Al t 4 1 I I lilt t t a MnlA i
WC IIUVC juat iclcivcu a ucaumui imic ui una iiuim; ui
rich cut glass. It is "a thing of beauty and a joy forever."
We call especial attention to our dfsplay (jf cut glass and
sterling silver and plated ware in our east show window.
Barr's Jewelry Store
25c Black W&ol Ladies'
Hose
19c a pair.
rt
fit H kliul at g'onlly rutin Al
lirw,
Dross Goods
Silks
Kmbroideries
MjC92Ptc,
iwtutt j.tifleit glitwtiiigj, lofti,
lint, print t.
Men's Pants
A special line one pair of a kind
nhown In our south window Just
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