:C1DENTS
TAKE
pREE
PERSONS
n
i
mteii
or
iu:.tii
at
vamoi
veu1
ir.it
week-end
hazel
lake,
EtT,
IHNEV
TIUST
AND
(AIT.
A.
M.
MACKEND
VICTIM
I
fcNCOUVER,
March
at.
Three
per
.
died
at
the
weekend
u
a
result
j
cldents.
el
Lake
aged
18.
was
knocked
by
a
bicyclist
on
mday
and
sue-I
to
injuries
on
Sunday.
'
ney
Trust
died
as
a
result
of
a
'
rtille
repairing
a
roof
at
his
home.
A,
M
Mackend.
DB
O..
45,
super-
lent
of
a
sieved
or
Ins
firm,
died
,
louday
aa
a
result
of
a
fall
down
I
pen
hatch
of
the
steamer
Simon-
,
on
Sunday
evening.
GAME
TONIGHT
"OUT
W
ILLIAM
AM)
TRAIL
WILL
IIN-
lll
SEMI-IINAI.h
AT
VANCOl
VEU
VANCOUVER,
March
31.
Tonight.
!nr
William
mil
Tr.ll
will
mt
In
S
and
game
to
decide
which
team
will
j
fend
of
the
week
In
the
Allan
Cup
hockey
mat.
Not
only
is
the
Allan
cup
em-Hematic
of
the
amateur
championship
Khthe
world,
at
stake,
but
also
the
gnncrt
will
probably
be
the
team
to
present
uanaaa
ai
nc
uiympic
games
tt38.
In
tonight's
match.
Trail
will
wt
to
overtake
a
two
goal
lead
which
William
piled
up
In
the
game
on
lay
night
Insul'sson
UNDER
ARREST
It:
mam,
a(h.i
so,
ii
it(ii;i
in
MM
Ol'VEIl
POLICE
COt'ltT
WITH
I
DISTIlllll
TIMi
NARCOTICS
WCOUVER,
March
31.
James
Masl,
I
30.
son
of
the
Italian
consul
here.
Nod
by
customs
and
mounted
police
stives
and
charged
with.
distributing
phlnc
cocaine
and
opium,
appeared
otlce
court
this
morning
and
was
uulcd,
jHtoine
otrtccrs
believe
that
they
("
uncovered
an
underground
chan-
lof
smuggled
narcotics
from
vessels
Ivlng
here
from
Mediterranean
ports.
I0M1NENT
CIVIL
!
SERVANT
IS
DEAD
Mt.-Cnl.
Alfred
Jan
Is
Phmh
Awny
In
InUuii
IIcriiii
MllUnry
Currcr
In
1
fit
hi
II
III)
lilt
fTTAWAi
March
31.
Lleut.-Col.
Bed
Jftrvls,
aged
76,
prominent
civil
Bant
died
on
Sunday.
Ills
military
er
began
In
1870
when
he
became
rusler
In
the
Fenian
Raid.
IX
HOUND
TRAVELS
i
400
MILES
HOME
V
-
DNDON,
Ont,.
March
31.
(Canadian
Iw
Despatch)
From
lonely
Murray
kc,
far
above
North
Bar
anU
400
rs
from
his
home
here,
"Jlggi,"
liar-Bclbeck'a
foxhound,
nosed
his
way,
fclly
reaching
home
weary,
hungry
f
with
sorely-hurt
feet.
He
lost
him-from
his
nwniir'i
rmfru
u,
,v.a
imrih
..
.....
-
'
.
.
.
.
J
...
,11.
lul
v..
Sttry
last
October.
rr
TAXI
Boston
Grill
B
Bail
W
Ambulance
and
t
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
Bt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Bland:
Exchange
Iluilding
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
)
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"
IVOL.
XVII.,
No.
21.
"
ltry
PRINCE
KUPEUT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
21,
1927
Circulation
1500
BalM
423
Price
Five
OnU
U
TIONALISTS
ENTERING
SHANGHAI
RAIN
SHIPPING
BEING
RESUMED
HERE
AGM
miS
Wm
'late
of
Emergency
Declared
in
Chinese
Seaport
Today
as
Cantonese
Tr
NOVA
SCOTIA
STEEL
CONCERNS
WIND
UP
HALIFAX,
March
81.
The
National
Trust
Co.
was
today
granted
leave
to
apply
for
the
winding
up
of
tho
British
Empire
Steel
Corporation
and
the
Dominion
Steel
Corporation
by
Mr.
Justice
Chlsholm
of
the
Nova
Scotia
Supreme
Court.
t
IIOCKKV.
Saturday
Neori'S.
Ottawa
2,
Toronto
3.
Canadlens
6s
Maroons
0.
Bostou
3,
Detroit
1.
Chicago
3,
Pittsburg
3.
Sunday
Score
,
New
York
Rangers'
3,
New
York
Americans
1.
oops
M
Naval
forces
landed
from
all
warships
off
ciiy
pJjj
PRICES
commander
ot
Northern
forces
takes
shelter
in
French
concession
1
SAVAGE
FIGHTING
TAKES
PLACE
IN
CITY
STREETS
SHANGHAI,
March
21
Troops
of
the
Chine:
Nationalists,
reaching
the
gales
of
the
city
In.
their
triumphant
inarch
from
the
south
last
night,
entered
the
native
(jityof,
Shanghai
early
this
morning.
Co-incident
with
the
arrival
pf'ihe
Canlonc-e,.navnUorcr
were
landed
in
the
cTfv
from
all
arhijs,in
the
harbor
and
the
municipality
was
declared
to
he
in
a
state,
of
emergency.
The
foreign
troops
are
taking
up
their
stands
in
protection
of
the
concessions
but
may
la-
also
called
upon
for
duty,
if
the
contingency
arises,
In
the
native
parts
of
the
city.
French
outposts
on
the
furthermost
...
border
of
the
French
concession
had
a
brush
with
a
small
detachment
of
'
Chinese
troops
this
afternoon.
Shot!
were
exchanged
and
the
Chinese
were;
driven
off.
I
'
Oeneral
Shu
Chen,
commander
of
the
remnant
of
the
northern
twees
which
j
have
been
spilt
with
defection,
was
re-
j
ported
this
morning
to
have
taken
re-1
fuge
In
the
French
conceeslon.
The
Cantonese
have
cut
the
Shanghai-1
Nanking
Hallway
Naval
forces
from
the
British
cruisers
Hawkins
and
Carlisle
were
landed
at
Portun,
across
the
V.'hangpoo
River
from
Shanghai,
to
protect
Britishers.
The
First
Battalion.
Devonshire
Regiment,
is
leaving
Hang
Kong
for
Shanghai
Immediately.
KA
A(iE
I
Kill
I
IMl
BHANOHAI,
11
pjn.
At
this
hour
the
forces
defending
the
foreign
settlements
from
rioting
Chinese
had
suffered
twelve
casualties.
Two
Punjab
soldiers
were
killed,
five
were
Injured,
one
Russian
policeman
and
four
British
soldiers
were
wounded.
Approximately
ten
thousand
of
the
northern
troops
have
gone
over
to
the
Cantonese.
Savage
street
fighting
continued
tonight
In
the
native
district
of
Oiapcl
between
the
Shantungcse,
Including
white
Russians,
and
plain
clothes
men
of
the
Cantonese
army.
Several
of
the
latter
are
reported
to
have
been
killed.
HORSEBACK
TO
RUPERT
PLAN
lance-coupokal
or
machine
ui
x
coups
ani
comimdes
CONTEMPLATE
TRIP
TORONTO,,
Marrh
21.
Luner-
('urjxir.il
Enurt
Warrrn
of
the
Cuim-(I
In
n
Mm
hlnr
(lull
Corps
Is
planning
to
take
a
Inirrturk
trip
to
Prime
Kiiprrt,
tiillunln;
n
new
roule
north
of
the
prrsrut
our.
The
other
mrni-Urrn
ot
the
unit
will
iweuinpuiiv
W'urren
If
plan
materialize.
SHOT
TO
DEATH
IN
SASKATOON
ritOMINCN'T
I'KAIIilK
SOI.IIIKH
WAS
HH
NIl
IIKAII
JI
NT
IIKMMti:
1IH
VAS
TO
IIAVi:
AI'I'KA
ItKO
IN
(UlItT
SASKATOON,
March
21.
-
Lleut.-Col.
John
McAughey,
barrliter
and
former
The
flghtluc
was
accompanied
by
the
pronldent
of
the
Qreat
War,
Vctcrana1
outbreak
of
serious
fires
at
three
points
;
Association
and
of
the
Saskatoon
In
the
native
city.
'
branch
of
the
Moderation
League,
was
French
troops
had
a
fight
with
a
j
found
shot
to
death
this
morning
a
amall
detachment
of
Chinese
this
after-j
few
minutes
before
he
wai
to
have
ap-
noon.
'
pcared
In
pollco
court
to
answor
to
a
Fifteen
thousand
foreign
sailors
and
!
charge
of
misappropriation
of
clients'
soldiers
have
been
landed
at
Shanghai.
funds.
Including
a
detachment
of
United
States
marine.
In
efforts,
to
stop
looting.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
HERE
TO
OVERHAUL
Under
command
of
Capt.
D.
Donald.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
arrived
from
Vancouver
at
6.30
this
morning
and
will
be
here
for
a
few
weeks
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock.
She
brought
no
passengers
but
had
some
lumber
for
the
company
which
she
Is
discharging
at
the
lumber
wharf
before
moving
up
to
the
dry
dock.
vniei
engineer
w.
c.
naiuie
came
up
with
the
vessel
and
will
supervise
the
work
on
her
at
the
dry
dock."
Thomas
Louden,
superintendent
engineer
for
the
C.a.MJJ.
and
superintendent
of
the
dry
dock,
also
arrived
on
the
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
a
party
of
seven
shipyard
men
who
will
work
on
the
vessel
and
who
are
regis,
tered
at
the
Central
Hotel.
Mr.
Louden
will
remain
til
the
city
for
a
few
days
dke
Entry
LOWER
TODAY
II
AL1IH
T
LANDINGS
IIEKK
THIS
MOIt.MMI
TOTALLED
ISTi.lHMl
j
POINDS
or
WHICH
3I.IMMI
POINDS
UAH
CANADIAN
i
Halibut
arrivals
at
this
pert
LOGGING
CONTRACTOR
today
At
11
p.m.
today
casualties
among
defendingrSTS
j
I
J
1
.
.
i
.
n
'i
I
:
adlan
71,000
pounds.
Prices
it
the
Fish
UUUp
IIUIJIlCICU
lWK.lUHmmmlWV
UllllOll
Punjab
soldiers
killed
and
others
injured
'.
ExLhaiijo
to?k
a
deeded
drop;
the
high
!
price
for
American
halibut
being
14.9c
;
and
Oc
with
the
low.
13
Jc
and
8c
The
j
.highest
aod
lowest
Canadian
prices
werei
(.respecilvcly
13Jc
and
7c
andp3.7c
and
i7e.
J
TUo
day's
arrivals
are
as
follows:
A.UUKICAX
I
!
i
Thor.
82.000
pounds,
to
Canidlan
Pish
;
fit
uin
bcorage
i3.se
anajoc.
i
-
Eetra;
S2J0
poundv-tarRoyai
FUh
Co..
Hie
and
8c.
j
Ira
nhoe.
37,000
pounds;
to
Booth
Fisheries.
13.4c
and
Sc.
Glacier,
lc.ooo
pounds,
to
Booth
Fish,
eries,
14
Ac
and
0c.
Sherman,
13,000
pounds,
at
14.8c
and
Be.
to
Canadian
Fish
ie
Cold
Storage;
Sertcus,
8,000
pounds,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
14Kc
and
9c.
CANAIIIAN
Unome.
3J00
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
13.1c
and
7c.
Belsac.
7,000
pounds,
to,
Canadian
Fish
4:
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.7c
and
7c!
Swing.
3.500
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
12.3c
and
7c.
Ringleader.
5.0CO
pounds,
and
Cape
Spear.
8.500
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
A-
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.7c
and
7c.
Morris
It.,
10,000
pounds,
and
Sea
Maid.
11.500
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.0c
and
7c.
Violet
J..
15.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
13c
and
8.5c.
M.A.B..
3.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fish-les.
12.Bc
and
7c.
Margallce.
0,500
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
13.8c
and
7c.
IS
DROWNED
IN
LAKE
hrlc
IWsruiun
It
lll
Life
In
lmnap
laikr
Near
salmon
Arm
ut
Wrrk-Kud
8ALMON
ARM,
March
31.-
Eric
Wise
man,
logging
contractor,
was
drowned
when
a
handsled,
laden
with
provisions,
which
he
was
pulling
to
camp,
crashed
through
the
Ice
on
Shuswap
Lake
near
here.
Several
persons,
looking,
were
powerless
to
render
assistance.
WITNESSES
IN
SANKEY
MURDER
CASE
TO
LEAVE
FOR
SOUTH
ON
TUESDAY
Inspector
William
SpUler
ot
the
pro
vlnclal
police
will
sail
tomorrow
after
noon
on
the
Calala
for
Vancouver
In
charge
of
a
party
of
witnesses
who
.will
appear
In
the
Appeal
Court
In
connec
tion
wun
me
application
for
a
new
trial
In
the
Sankry
murder
case.
Con
stable
Robert
Qlbson
will
be
one
pf
tne
party.
WHATIIKK
ItKI'OKT.
Prlnc
Rupert.
Raining,
atrong
S.E,
wind:
temperature.
38.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
35.
Alyansh.
Rain,
windy,
temp.
34.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
windy,
temp,
37.
Aiiyox.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
39.
oiewart.
-r
Heavy
rain,
south
wind,
temp.
35.
Haiwlton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
0,
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
46.
Burns
LaKe.T-CIoudy,
calm.
temp.
33
Telegraph
Creek.
iart
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
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SPANISH
SOLDIER
wearing
the
new
Hilii'form.
kissing
the
flag
of
Spain,
part
of
the
certmotiy'littached
to
taking
the
oath
of
allegiance
in
Madrid.
All
sordiers
enrolled
in
the
Spanish
army
during
the"
past
year
take
the
oath
In
this
way.
Japanese
Freighter
Yaye
Maru
Arrives
to
Take
on
Wheat
Cargo
for
Europe
After
a
nineteen
day
voyage
across
the
Pacific
Ocean
which
was
featured
by
no
other
events
than
extremelv
rouirh
vathpr
which
delayed
her
at
least
three
days,
the
"K"
Line
freighter
Yaye
Maru
arrived
in
port
at
about
5.45
Saturday
night
from
Muroran,
Japan,
which
port
she
left
on
March
1,
and
will
go
on
berth
at
the
elevator
about
Wednesday
to
load
the
first
cargo
of
grain
that
will
nave
ueen
snipped
irom
nere
for
over
a
month.
The
master
of
the
laye
.Maru
is
Captain
u.
Kitsuka.
Having
passed
pratiaue
on
Sat
Good
progress
Is
being
made
and
the
rcssel
will
shortly
move
down
to
the
elevator
to
start
loadtnj'a
full
cargo
of
some
200,000
bushels
of
wheat
for
the
United
Kingdom
.or
continent.
The
tonnage
of
the
Yaye
Maru
is
054
register
and
she
carries
a
crew
of
thirty-nine
men.
ROBBERS
IN
VANCOUVER
onni:
ami
vau.t
in
whole-kali:
itu'
it
hoi
se
wiu:
kld
31500
is
taken
VAM'Ol'VEIt,
Marrh
i
I
Khler
entered
Hie
prrnile
of
r.
It.
sienurt
t'o,
wluleule
fruit
drulers,
on
Wuler
street
Saturday
nljrtit
ut
Mindiiv
and,
with
u
heavy
i-harce
of
nltni-gljtrrlne,
urnkril
u
ult
and
Mx-nred
fSuo
In
th
und
rM-upedl
llmiilq
the
luiilt.
the
Interior
of
the
off
lie
wun
wrrckril.
IHx-oiorj
of
the
rubbery
was
muile
sunduy
iilclit.
VANCOUVEH
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
i.4Hi
B.C.
811ver
...H...,:;'
"'
1.60
1.73
Consolidated
.......
248.00'
Dunwell
1,37
1.29
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.......
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Howe
Sound
40.00
42.00
Independence
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Indian
a
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.00
Premier
2.12
3.13-
Porter
Idaho
15!i
TmUW
Silver
Crest
07V4
.08
nichmond
.14
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CANA1IA
TORONTO.
March
31.
-C.
A.
L.
Payne
of
Vancouver,
won
the
first
official
Canadian
amateur
Ecgllth
blUUtrd
tournament
here,
defeating
J.
F.
Rooney
of
Montreal
by
3.000
to
1807
points,
Payne
Is
the
western
champion
and
Rooney,
the
Eastern
W
IRELESS
KEI'OUT.
8
tt.lil.
DIODY
ISLAND.
Rain,
strong
S.E.
wind:
barometer
30.07;
temperature.
38;
sea
smooth:
8.30
pm.
steamer
Catala
out
northbound.
BULL
HARBOR.
Showers,
fresh
S.W.
wind:
barometer,
30.23:
temperature.
38;
heavy,
swell;
8
pjn.
spoke
tug
Cape
Bcott.
towing
barge
Peruta.
abeam
Storm
Island,
northbound:
8:10
D.m,
steamer
Cardena
left
Englewood.
southbound;
8
pm.
speke
steamer
Princess
Beatrice,
abeam.
Pine
Island,
aouth-
bound;
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Amur.
Anyox
fcr
James
Island,
170
miles
from
James
Island:
8
ajn.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch,
abeam
Hanson
island,
bound
for
Englewood;
8
ajn.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith
leaving
Port
Alexander,
southbound;
7:45
ai.
'spoke
steamer
Camo-aun,
left
Walker
Lake,
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
29.-70;
temperature,
36.
XOOX
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Hall,
showers,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer
30.20;
temperature
38;
light
swell.
BULL
HARBOR.
Rain,
squally,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer
30.24;
temperature
38:
heavy
swell.
-
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer
29.-73:
tmiratiire.
40.
CRUISER
WILL
,
CM.CTTTA
WILL
AKItlVK
XI)
ML'
,
!
TIME
IN
iisr.
AMI
RLMAIS
jl
OK
!
MONTH
IN
ISltlTISH
COIX.M-
i
max
w.m:i:s
'
Following
the
practice
of
rcak'ng
cruise
of
Canadian
p.rts
inch
slunmcr.
I
KMJS.
Calcutta
will
visit
Pacific
coast
'
waters
in
June.
The
Calcutta
Is
at-;ahcd
to
the
'orth
Atlantis
Light
Cruiser
Squadron,
and
Is
stationed,
at
Bermuda.
;
-
-
The
Calcutta
Is
s
slater
ship
of
II.M.3.
Curlew,
which
visited
this
port'
last
July.
The
vessel
is
expected
to
.stay
In
British
Columbia
waters
about
a
month.
Ivlsitlng
net
only
Prince
Rupert
but
Vancouver.
New
Westminster
and
Vic-tor'.a
Tills
will
b
'the
first
visit
of
the
Calcutta
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
sister
ship
Capetown,
was
here
some
years
ago.
Last
year
the
Calcutta,
after
visiting'
eastern
Canad'an
ports,
proceeded
to
England
for
general
.overhaul.
COMPLEMENT
OF
370
The
cruiser
has
a
complement
of
370
officers
and
men.
Her
armament
comprises
five
six-Inch
guns,
two
three-uich
antl-atrcralt
guns
andTour
three-pounders.
She
has
a
maximum
speed
of
thirty
knots.
Her
speed
proved
of
considerable
value
during
naval
encounters
during
the
Oreat
War.
Arrangements
are
being
made
to
entertain
the
officers
and
men
during
trrclr
'
vlilKjri
the
eoast.
Entertainment
and
dances
will
be
held,
while
-
.sport
en-.
,
"
i
,
gagKiicuu
aiso
wui
ue
jn'je,-
.
.
.
The
Calcutta
Is
the
flagship
of
the
Eighth
Cruiser
Squadron
of
.the'
.British
North
American
station
at
Bermuda.
Admiral
Sir
Walter
Cowan,
commander-in-chief,
will
be
on
the
vessel.
AITUEIIENHLTl-
IN
TEXAS,
HAN
Itl'SII
ADMITS
1IIENTITY
ANI
TAKINU
OF
MINU'IIML
tlXDS
FORT
WORTH,
Texas.
March
31.
Acting
on
Information
by
the
Alberta
provincial
police.
Fort
Worth
officers
arrested
Dan
Bush,
fugitive
municipal
sejretary
of
Ponoka,
Alberta,
on
a
war-
urday
evening,
the
Yaye
Maru
took
up
a
berth
at
the
ocean
dockir"nt
char'm
thttt
ot
municipal
funds.
and
was
fumigated,
during
the
night.
z
commencing
lining
yesterday
morning,
i.
.......
PONOKA
TOWN
CLERKTAKEN
Officers
said
that
Bush
admitted
this
identity,
also
the
taking
ot
funds,
the
amount
of
which
he
did
net
reveal,'
and
i
declared
himself
willing
to
return
to
Canada
to
face
the
charge.
j
i
::JAILBIRDWAS
ARRESTED
AGAIN
MAN
WHO
WAS
(ilVEN
TWO
YEAR-
AT
VANt'Ol'VElt
SEXTENCEO
KOU
VAIiltANCY
AT
(iOLDEX
VANCOUVER,
March
21.
Scott
Shirley,
who
was
sentenced
to
two
years'
imprisonment
In
connection
-with
the
recent
burglarizing
of
a
Cunningham
drug
store
here
and
who
escaped
from
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
while
undergoing
treatment
there,
was
arrested
at
Oolden,
In
the
interior,
on
a
charge
of
vagrancy
and'
sentenced
'to
a
term
at
Okalla
before
It
was
learned
that
he
was
a
fugitive
from
Justice
ac-
cording
to
word
received
here.
NEW
H4LIBUT
SCHOONER
ELECTRA
ARRIVES
HERE
,
HuiulMiine
American
Yrnsrl,
Hunt
ut
Seattle
During
Winter,
Was
Folly
HeM-rlbed
on
Saturday
The
handsome
new
American
halibut
schooner
Electra,
Capt.
Andrew
Olson,
is
here
today
with
a
catch
of
38.000
pounds
after
her
maiden
trip
to
the
halibut
.hanks.
This
vessel,
which
Is
73
feet
long
and
which
was
built
In
Seattle
fiurlng
the
winter,
was
fully
described
in
the
Waterfront
Whiffs
on
8aturday.
She
sold
her
catch
to
the.
Royal
Fish
Co
and.
moored
at
the
wharf
of
the
plant,
Is
attracting
a
good
deal
of
attention
with
her
yacht-lik
though
substantial
Hum.
is
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