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FORGE FORCED r X 9ASSAGE PASSAGE PASSAGErvo 1 1Two
Two Companies of Japanese JapaneseCrossed JapaneseCrossel JapaneseCrossed
Crossed the Yalu YaluA
A Rumor Rumorls Is Current That Japan In Intends Intends lntends
tends to Occupy a Portion of ofthe ofi
i the Fukien Coast Oppo Oppov Opposite Opposite
v site Formosa FormosaTolvio Formosaoliio FormosaTokio
Tolvio oliio April 26 26The The cruisers Ros Rossia Rossia Rossia
sia and Gromboi of the he Vladivostok VJadivostoksquadron VJadivost01isquadron Vladivostoksquadron
squadron participated l > in an attack oil oilGen OIlGen omGen
Gen San Monday They were accom accompanied accompanied accompanied ¬
panied by a third cruiser cruis cr is rnot not yet et iden identified identified identilled ¬
tified and by two torpedo torp do boats Later Laterthey Laterthey Laterthey
they entered the harbor harbor ordered the thecrew thecrew thecrew
crew of the Coyo Maru ashore and andthen andthn andthen
then sunk her A detachment dechment of ma marines marines marifles ¬
rines was landed but was recalled and andthe andthe andthe
the warships warsh ps steamed outside of ofth ofthharbor the theharbor taeharbor
harbor The Japanese and andmany many Ko Koreans Koreans Koreans ¬
reans reans fled when the Russians approach approached ¬
ed Late telegrams say that the Rus Russian RusRian Russian ¬
sian squadron squadron remains of the harbor harborof harborof harborof
of Gen San SanThe SanThe SanThe
The steamer Goyo G6 G yo o Maru Marti M ru Which rhieh was wassunk wasslml wassunk
sunk in the harbqr at at Gen San Mon Monday Monday Monday ¬
day morning by bytli tie Jtuss Russian an Vladivo Vladivostok Vladivstol Viadivostok ¬
stok squadron was an Jold Joldcoasting Joldcoastingsteamer coasting coastingsteamer coastingsteamer
steamer of 57C tons and was owned at atChemulpo atOhemllpa atOiemilpo
Chemulpo by a Korean company which whicichartered whic whicchartered whichchartered j
chartered it itto to the Japanese The Jap Japanese Japanee Japanee ¬
anee community at Gen San numbers numbers5OO
2500 5OO and owns oWrr much property there thereI thereThe
1 The The Japanese garrison refrained refrainedfrom refrainedfrom refrainedfrom
from firing on the enemy during the thesinking thesinldl1g thesinking
sinking of the steamer because they the ther
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conveying cony ying 600 men m n to Korea K9 e and that thatall th I Iall
all the troops were lost lostSt lostSt lostSt
St Petersburg April 28 28The The empe emperor emperor empemr ¬
ror has received a telegram from Vice Viceroy Viceroy Viceroy
roy Alexieff as follows Rr Rr1 Adm AdmYeszen AdmYes AdmYeszen
Yeszen Yes en who is at sea with wi h cruisers and andtorpedo andtorpedO andtorpedo
torpedo boats dispatched the the latter to toGen toOen I
Gen Gen San Korea The The torpedo boat boatblew boatsblew
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blew up up uj a Japanese japanese apanese merchantman in inthe inthe inthe
the roadstead The crew was sent sentashore s sentashore nt ntashore
ashore The torpedo boats returned returnedthe retuJried retuJriedthe returnedthe
the same day to the thesguaclron thesguaclronLondonAprir squadron squadronLondon sguadronLondonAprir
London LondonAprir Aprif 28 28The The Telegraphs Telegraphscorrespondent Telegraphscorrespondent Telegraphscorrespondent
correspondent at Irkutsk Siberia un under undel Under
der Wednesdays date says that the theJapaneBe thcJapanese
Japanese have blown blowIiup > up a portion of ofthe 0 0the othe
the railway at Khailar but that the theresultant theresultant theresultant
resultant damage is insignificant insignificantLiao insignificantLiao
Liao Yang April 28 28The The Japanese Japanetroops Japaneretroops
troops which crossed the Yalu north northof northof northof
of Euitjiou Tchangdjiou charged charge1during ch chargedduring argeJ argeJduring
during the night of April 2G27 the theRussian theRussian
Russian position n near Lizavena a vil village vi vilage ¬
lage on the Manchurian bank of the theYalu theYalu theYalu
Yalu They were repulsed but their theirloss theirloss I
loss is not known knownTwo knownTwo I
Two gunboats steamed up the river riverto riv riverto r rto
to the support of the Japanese when a aRussian a aRussian aRussian
Russian field battery at Amisan opened openedupon openedupon openedupon
upon them resulting resuting in a duel which whichlasted whichlasted whichlasted
lasted for 20 minutes The Russian Russianfire Russianfire Russianfire
fire was too hot and the gunboats were wereforced wereforced wereforced
forced tajturn roturnand and steam out of range rangeThe rangeThe rangeThe
The Japanese Jap nese were facilitated in cross crossing crossing crossing ¬
ing by their occupation of the Island Islandof Islan Islandof < l lof
of Samalinda SamalindaSt
St Petersburg April 28 28Disap 28Disappointmcnt 28Disappointment Disap
pointment prevails in St Petersburg Petersburgthat Petersburgthat Petersburgthat
that no official dispatches dis atches giving de details det details ¬
tails t ils of the operations op rations on the Yalu riv river ri rier river ¬
er have yet been made public The Thepress Thepr Thepress
press pr ss dispatches are so meager as to tobecloud tobecloud tobecloud
becloud rather than enlighten the peo people people peopie ¬
ple who rho are hourly awaiting news
A HTTSSIAlTlOIiITABY RUSSIAN MILITARY BRIDGE OVER THE YALU
did not desire to draw a retaliatory retaliatorybombardment retaliator retaliatorbombardment retaliatorybombardment
bombardment bombardmentLatest bombardment bombardmentLatest bombardmentLatest
Latest reports from Gen San state statethat statethat statethat
that the Vladivostok squadron has dis disappeared dislppeared disnppeared
appeared appearedLiao nppearedLiao lppearedLiao
Liao Yang April 27 27Between Between Mon Monday londar Monlay ¬
day night and Tuesday morning the theJapanese theJapanese theJapanese
Japanese forced a passage passage of the Yalu Yalutwo Yalutwo Yalutwo
two companies crossing between Tch Tchangdjiou Tchangdjioll Tcliangdjiou
angdjiou and Siaopoussikhe Heavy Heavyfiring Heav Heavfiring Heavyfiring
firing was heard near Tatung Kau in inwhich irwhich inwhich
which it is believed the th Japanese made madea
a feint in order to distract attention attentionfrom attentionfrom attentionfrom
from the real point 6f passage So far farno farno farno
no bridge spans the river It is be believed believed believed ¬
lieved the th Russian R ssian fire succeeded in indestroying indestroying indestroying
destroying destroying the floating parts parts of the Jap Japanese J Japanese p panes ¬
anese anes bridges bridgesParis bridgesParis bridgesParis
Paris April 27 27A A dispatch to the thePetit thePetit thePetit
Petit Parisian from its Shanghai cor correspondent correspondenfsays correspondent ¬
respondent respondenfsays respondenfsaysA says saysA ys ysA
A rumor is current curren here that Japan Japanintends Japaninten JapanIntends
intends inten s to occupy a portion p rtion of the Fu Fukien FuIden FuIden ¬
Iden coast opposite Formosa Formo awith with the theobject theabject theobject
object of o preventing the Russian Bal Baltic Baltic Baltic ¬
tic squadron passing through the For Formosa Fori Formosa ¬
mosa strait straitParis straitParis trait traitI
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I Paris April 27 27The The St Petersburg Petersburgcorrespondent Petersb Petersburgcorrespondent rg rgcorrespondent
correspondent of the the1fatin Matin Mati says I Ilearn Ilearn 1learn
learn from a sure source that the Vlad Vladi Vladivostok Viadivostok
i ivostok squadron yesterday yester ay sunk four fourJapanese fourJapanese fourJapanese
Japanese transports which were con convoying cpn cpnyoying convoying ¬
voying 4000 men menSt menSt I
St Petersburg April 27 27The The en entrance entrance entrance ¬
trance into the service s rvice of four foursubpa foursubparine subma submarine subjna subjnatine ¬
rine boats at Port Arthur means meai the theaddition theaddition theaddition
addition addition of new and formidable weapv weapvons weapons wean weanons
ons for the defense of that stronghold strongholdThe strongholdThe strongholdThe
The dispatch of the boats in sections sectionsover sectionsover sectionsover
over the railroad has been shrouded shroudedin
in secrecy and even Tuesday Tuesd y many In JnSt InSt inSt
St St Petersburg Pet < < rsburg are inclined to doubt doubtthe doultthe doubtthe
the report by officials of their presence presenceat presence presenceat
at Port Arthur Arthur or to accept the infor information information information ¬
mation as trustworthy An effort now nowto nowto nowto
to clpse or blockade blockadePort Port Arthur will willbe willbe willbe
be dangerous it is thought for Vice ViceAdm ViceAdm ViceAdm
Adm Togo to attempt The defenders defendersof
of the port will be able to guard guardagainst guardagainst guardagainst
against Japanese submarine vessels vesselsentering vesse vesss vesssentering s I
entering the harbor and attacking the theRussian theRussian theRussian I I
Russian ships at anchor anchorThe anchorThe anchorThe
The officials here are not certain certainthat certainthat certainthat
that the Japanese have submarine submarineboats submarineloats submarine1oats
boats as they possessed none before beforethe beforethe beforethe
the war but since ince the beginning of ofhostilities ofhostilities ofhostilities
hostilities they undoubtedly have laid laiddown laiddown laiddown
down a number of them themThe themThe themThe
The Russian submarine boats may maysoon maysoon maysoon
soon have hav an opportunity to to demon demonstrate demonstrate demonstrate ¬
strate the value of thejr type in war waras waras waras
as the Japanese fleet is reported at atChe atCheFoa atChe
Che CheFoa Foo and the interval of time it is isusually isusually j
usually absent abs nt from Port Arthur has hasabout hasabout hasabout
about expired expiredParis expiredParis expiredParis
Paris April 2S 2SThe The St Petersburg Petersburgcorrespondent Petersburgcorrespondent Petersburgcorrespondent
correspondent of the t e Journal reports reportsthat reportsthat reportsthat
that a Russian submarine boat has hassurilc hasunl hasunk
surilc unl a Japanese transport which wa waSurvivors waiSurvivors was wasSurvivors > > >
Survivors of the the Variag arid Korietr KorietrMoscow KorietzMoscow
Moscow April 28 28The The survivors of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Variag and Korietz arrived here hereand hereand hereand
and were greeted greet d by immense crowds crowdsTheir crowdsTheir rowd rowdTheir
Their journey here from Sebastopol Sebastopolwas
was almost a continuous ovation ovationThey ovatleDThey ovationThey
They will leave Thursday night for St SLPetersburg StPetersburg StPetersburg
Petersburg PetersburgLiao PetersburgLiao PetersburgLiao
Liao River Strongly Fortified FortifiedLondon FortifiedLondon FortifiedLondon
London April 28 28The The correspond correspondnt
nt of the Standard at Che CheEoo Boo says sayshe sayslle sayslie
he learns IearI s that both banks ban of the Lao Laoriver 4JlO 4JlOriver I4ioriver
river have been strongly strongtfoi strongIfort1fld fortifid I d and andhe andtie nd ndhe
he estimates that a hunted hundh huthledguns d guns have haveIteen havebeerimoulted havelYeen
Iteen beerimoulted mounted mou ted
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A press representative has obtained obtainedfiom obtainedfrom obtainedfrom
from the general staff the following followingclear followingcle followingdear
clear cle r statement of the situation situationBefore situationBefore situationBefore
Before beginning the passage of the thoYalu th theYalu i
Yalu the Japanese evidently completed completedthe ccmpleterlthe completedthe
the concentration of the armies along alongthe alongthe I Ithe
the river commanded by Gens Kuroki Kurokiand Kurokiand Kurokianti
and Oku Each army is composed comp sed of ofthree ofthree ofthree
three divisions and three reserve bri brigades brigades brigades ¬
gades The total force is 100000 The TheRussians TheRussians TheRussians
Russians on tae Manchurian bank bankthe of ofthe vfthe
the river are inferior in strength strengthHaving strengthHaving strengthHaving
Having perfectetl the essential essentialpreparations essenti essentialpreparations 1 1preparations
preparations the Japanese without withoutwaste withoutwaste withoutwaste
waste of time commenced the passage passageof passageof passageof
of the river and the Russians realized realizedthat realizedthat I Ithat
that it would be impossible to prevent preventtheir preventtheir preventtheir
their crossing The Japanese front ex extend exten cxtendd
tend ten tendd d from Wiju as far as Piek Tong Tongover Tongover Tongover
over 80 miles We faced the possibili possibility possibiPty ¬
ty that they would cross at a score scorelf scorelfplaces of ofplaces ofplaces
places and all we could hope iio was ti tiharass t tharus tharass >
harass and impede the crossing for forevery forevery forevery
every day gained enabled us to pus pusour pusi pusiour i iour
our preparations and bring up more moremen moremen moremen
men
RUSSOJAPANESE RUSSOJAPA ESE WAR WARGreat WARGreat WARGreat
Great Britain Has Taken No Steps StepsLooking StepsLooking StepsLooking
Looking to a Settlement SettlementLondon SettlementLondonApril SettlementLondon
London LondonApril April 27 27Inquiries Inquiries here re reveal reveal reveal ¬
veal no traces ofany q any effort or qr inten intention intention intention ¬
tion to tointerler interf terfer erg in the th RussoJapanese RussoJapanesewar
war l Njstep o step looking oking to a pacific set settlement settIem settlem ¬
tlement tIem nf of the conflict has been taken takenby takenby takenby
by the foreign office nor so far as asknown asknown asknown
known in Downing street by King Ed Edward Edward Edward ¬
ward himself Those who have havediscussed havediscussed havediscussed
discussed the war with the king within withinthe withinthe withinthe
the last few days say saythat that such a step stepi
i the last thing he contemplates contemplatesSuch cantemplatesSuch contemplatesSuch
Such a step however informally ta taken taken taken ¬
ken so it is held here might seriously seriouslyendangerthe seriously seriouslyendangerthevital seriouslyendangerthe
endangerthe endangerthevital vital negotiations now nowprogressing nowprogressing nowprogressing
progressing between Russia and nd Great GreatBritain GreatBritain GreatBritain
Britain with a view to the settlement settlementof settleIJIentof
of outstanding differences between thE the1I thdtwo
two countries countriesShe countriesShe countriesShe
She Voted V ted For For Smoot SmootSalt smootSalt SmootSalt
Salt Lake Utah April 28 28lTrs Mrs Ma Mary Mary ¬
ry G Coulter of Ogden a prominent prominentUtah prominentUtah prominentUtah
Utah club woman will not be allowed allowedto
to make an address at the biennial biennialconvention biennialconvention biennialconvention
convention of the National Federation Federationof
of Womens clubs at St Louis on May lfa
17 next because she voted for Smoot Smootwhile Smootwhile Smootwhile
while a member of the last legislature legislatureMrs legiglatl1reMrs legislatureMrs
Mrs Coulter is a Gentile GentileHarrassing GentileHarrassing GentileHarrassing
Harrassing Chinese ChineseVillages ChineseVillagesLondon ChineseVillagesLondon Villages VillagesLondon
London April 28 28T 28The The e TienTsin TienTsincorrespondent Tien TienTsincorrespondent Tsin Tsincorrespondent
correspondent of the Standard sends a areport areport areport
report that 4000 OOO Russians are ar h hora h7rass h7rassing frass frassing s sing
ing the Chinese villages west of the theShuangTaiSu theShuangTaiSu theShuangTaiSu
ShuangTaiSu river midway between betweeuChinChau bet betweenChinChau e m mChinChau
ChinChau and YinKow YinKowHis YinKowI YinKowHis
I His Wounds Proved Fatal FatalSt FatalSt FatalSt
St Paul Minn April 28 28Private 28PrivateJohn 28PrivateJohn Private PrivateJohn
John Schneider Company E 21st in infantry h hfantry infantry ¬
fantry who fearing he was to be bocourtmartialed bec becourtmartialed
courtmartialed c and executed for over overstaying overstaying overstaying
staying a leave of absence shot him himself himself himself ¬
self in the head Sunday April 17 died diedWednesday diedWednesday diedWednesday
Wednesday WednesdayGrants WednesdayGrants WednesdayGrants
Grants Birthday Anniversary AnniversaryPittsburg AnniversaryPittsburg AnniversaryPittsburg
Pittsburg April 28 2The The 18th an annual annual an1ual ¬
nual banquet of the Ameriqan Ameri n club cil1b in incelebration lItcelebratfgn hicelebration
celebration celebratfgn of the birthday anniyer anniyersary anniv annlver annlversary r rsaty
sary dtiUlysses dtJlys J J7e es S Grant was heW heWW l hel el I IWed
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Second Attempt to t Assassinate AssassinatePremier AssassinateI AssassiliatePrenier
I Premier Pren er Maura of Spain SpainSeveral Sl SpainSeveral in inI inSeveral
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Several Shots Fired Into His Carriage CarriageBetweenvThirty CarriageBetween CarriageBetweenThirty
BetweenvThirty Between Thirty and Forty For y Men MenArmed MenArmed MenArmed
Armed With Revolvers Con Cbncerned Cimcerned Concerned
cerned in the Outrage OutrageMadrid OutrageMac1ri OutrageMadrid
Madrid April 27 27PreIpier 27Premier Premier Maura Maurawho lfaurawho Maurarho
who rho arrived arriY d here Tuesday Tuesd y morning morningwas morningwas
was shot at but was not wounded woundewhil woundedwhul
while whil on his way here from the Bale Baleric BalErric Balenc
ric nc islands When between Alicante Alicanteand Alicanteand Alicanteand
and Enema a a bullet whizzed through throughthe throughthe
the roof i f of his car The incident inci ent cre created created crcated ¬
ated great great alarm but no one was in injured injured Injured ¬
jured This is the second attempt to tokill t tIdll tokill
kill Premier Maura Recently while whilereturning whilereturning whilereturning
returning from services after the thedeath thedeath thedeath
death of exQueen exQu en Isabella a 8 youth youthmade youthmac1e youthmade
made an attempt to stab him and glo gloried gloried gb gbned ¬
ried in i the fact that he had been se selected selected selecte4 ¬
lected to kill the premier The dislike dislikeof dislikof dislikeof
of Maura in certain circles at least leastis leastis leastis
is due to the fact that he has been un unrelenting unrelenting unrelenting ¬
relenting in the prosecution of anarch anarchists anarchists anarchIsts ¬
ists and all he deemed d emed enemies of f the thegovernment thegovernment thegovernment
government Personally he is a mild mildmannered mildmannered mildmannered
mannered man but in dealing dea1 I g with withmalefactors withmaJefactors withnialefactors
malefactors he knows no mercy mercyThe mercyThe mercyThe
The official report of the incident incidentgiven incidentgiven incidentgiven
given out by the minister of the inte interior interior intenor ¬
rior nor says ays As As the train was running runningbetween runningbetw runningbetwn
between betw n Alicante and San Vicente Vicentesome Vicentesomepersons Vicelitesomepersons
some somepersons persons fired and others threwstones threw threwstones threwston
stones ston The gendarmes accompanying accompanyingthe
the train returned the fire firer Neither Neitherthe Neitherthe Neitherthe
the premier or the other passengers passengerswere p passengerswere sgengers sgengerswere
were hurt Two Tw arrests were made madeLater madeL madeLater
Later L ter details show that tae attempt attempti attem attemop
on Senor Maura was an organized plot plotin plotin plotin
in which between betwe n 30 and 40 men armed armedwith armedwith armedI
with revolvers were concerned concernedA
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A regular fusuade was exchanged exchangedbetween exchangedbetween
between the gendarmes accompanying accompanyingi
the train and the miscreants Many Manymarks Man Manm Manymailcs
marks m ks of bullets were found in the thetrain t thetrain e etrain
train afterwards afterwardsFERRYBOAT afterwardsFERRYBO afterwardsFERRYBOAT
FERRYBOAT FERRYBO T DAMAGED DAMAGEDEngineer DAMAGEDEngineer DAMAGEDEngineer
Engineer Dropped Dead Deada arid d It Crashed CrashedInto Cra CrashedInto hed hedInto
Into the Slip Bulkhead BulkheadNew BulkheadNew BulkheadNew
New York Y rl April 27 27As As the ferry ferryboat ferryboat ferryboat ¬
boat America after leaving the foot of ofGrSnd atGr ofGrand
Grand Gr nd street Manhattan Tuesday Tuesdaynight Tuesdaynight Tuesdaynight
night was nearing its slip at the foot footof footof footof
of Broadway Brooklyn with 500 pas passengers passengers pazsengers ¬
sengers on board boardCharlfs Charles Charl s Kelly the theengineer theengineer theengineer
engineer fell dead of apoplexy and andthere andthere andthere
there was no one in the engine room roomto roomto
to answer the pilots pi ots signals sigl1a s The Theboat
i boat crashed into the bulkhead bull 1 < ead which whichtore whichI whichtore
I tore away the rail of the starboard side sideof sideof sideof
of the thehoat boat and wrecked vrecl d the ladies ladiescabin Jadiescabin ladiescabin
cabin Then rl en it careened to the other otherside otherEide otherside
side of the slip 1ip and the rail and cabin cabinon cabinon cabinon
on the IJ1CnS mens side were wrecked wrec1 wreckedThere ed edI
I There was great excitement e citement on o board boardand boardi boardand
i and several passengers were injured injurednone
i none seriously seriously The steam was not notshut notshut
shut off dff until unt l after after the landing bridge bridgehad bridgehad
had been wrecked Kelly was found found1ying foundlying
lying on the floor dead his hand still stillgra stillgrasping
grasping gra grasping ping the lever leverBODYFOUNiNTRE e er erBODY
BODY BODYFOUNiNTRE FOUND IN THE LAKE LAKEt
It t Was IdentifiediAs ldentifieciAs s That of James JamesMessenger JamesMessenger JamesMessenger
Messenger of Blue Island IslandHammond IslandHammond IslandHammond
Hammond Ind April 27 27The The body bodyof bodyo bodyoL
of o a man identified by papers in the thej thepockets
j pockets of his clothing as James Mes Messenger 1Iessenger Messenger
senger of Blue Island who in com company cornpany ¬
pany pan with two others attempted to tocross tocross tocross
I cross Lake Michigan in a rowboat r Wboat last lastDecember 1 lastDcember as t tDecember
December was found Tuesday Tuesd ontly ontlyshore on th thI the theshore
shore of Lake Michigan U higtm near n ne a r tI the Ii Iidiana In Indiana Indiana > ¬
I diana state line The body of Fred FredEcksrome FredI FredEcksrome
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EN E ROUTE TO THE TH E EXPOSITION EXPOSITIONEighty EXPOSITIONEighty EXPOSITIONEighty
Eighty Natives of the Philippines Ar Arrived Arrived Arrived
rived at Tacoma Wash WashTacc WashlacQmaW WashTaeQmaWah
Tacc TaeQmaWah lacQmaW > mat > Wash h April 27 27The The Ori Orient Orient Orient
ent liner Tremont arrived in port Tues Tuesday Tuesda Tuesday ¬
day da She brought an unusually large largepassenger largepassenger largepassenger
passenger list including a number of otpersons ofpersons ofpersons
persons who have been in the military militaryor
or educational department at Manila Manilaalso Manilaalso Manilaalso
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Anderson Ind April 27 27LYln 27LYlnSmith 27LynnSmith Lynn LynnSmith
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j Washington April 27 27lfrs Mrs Foster Fosterj Fosterthe Fosterthe
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