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FRIDAY MARCH 4 1024

MILITARY

HIS

LANDS `SQUEEZE.

Making The Best Of It.

EXCELLENCY'S

ADVICE.

Getting Rid Of The Incubus.

Following the Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock's speech in the Legislative Council yesterday, voicing the unofficial's protest against what will assuredly come to be known as the "military lands squeeze," the Cound was addressed in turn by the Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, the Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewall, the Hon. Mr. A. R. Lowe, His Excellency the Governor, and His Excellency the General Officer Commanding.

With the exception of Major-General Fowler whose speech was in the nature of a reply to criticism the speakers generally voiced the view that, as far as the Colony was concerned, it was a matter of "Hobson's choice" and we must simply make the best we could of a bad bargain.

THE CHINA MAIL.

TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

shall be out of part of our money for a considerable time, but by the time the full amount of expenditure lus been met we shall, no doubt have been able to dispose of a con. S. E. GREEN QUALIFIES FOR

2ND ROUND. sidorable amount of the military lands and shall therefore have got inck a good deal of money before we hope to spend the whole of it. I do not think there are any grat difficulties in providing for the financing of this rather large scheme. I think that probably the existing balance will enable us to provide what is necessary before money begins to come in from the sale of land. If that is not the ease, my suggestion would be that w should mise money by short term we export to sell the rest of the hills maturing about the time when beat

oral will be better able to deal with

In the only mixed match yester. day G. W. Sowell and Mist Irving were defeated by A. Were wick and Miss Rudge.

Results were:--

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HONGKONG PROBLEMS, retain unanimity on a question on Matheson and Co. followed this-

|which legislation appeared urgently with a reasoned nagument against necessary. During the your the the law as at present drawn, quot Bill passed into law. Thanks are ing a very clear opinion by their due to the Altorney, Gemoral and solicitors. Messrs. Hastings, Fast- to the Chamber's Tegul Sub-Com-ings. Dennys and Bowley who sug- wittee for the long and careful con- gested that by a simple amendment sideration given to this subject. the insertion of the words "to an

Canadian Customis Tariff. Bure,the Ordinance would be

(Continued from page 5.)

Tin Export Trade. The New York Metal Exchange, In the open singles tournament yesterday S. E. Green qualified for in February, 1929, wrote to the the second round by virtue of his Chamber and to the Government Tho China. Sugar Refining Co.,unde fairer in its incidence without fairly, easy victory over W. Halleging that parools of Chinese tin Ltd., wrote notifying that in the weakening its effectiveness. Own Gillow.

were showing on analysis a lower new Canadian Customs Tariff the ers would then be called upon to tin content than usual. No definite British preference given by Canada take all reasonable precautions to cases, accompanied by samples, depended on goods being conveyed ensure that none of the officers or Metal Exchange and the Chamber Britain To was argued thai trm- --- Satisfactory-Solution.- were submitted by the New York without transhipment from Great crew wore implicated. asked them to give particulars of shipment. the British jerk of Open Singles: S. E. Green shipmonte found to assay below.cor Hongkonghould not exclude Brit. The Committee, considering this the Government to amend the Ordi- beat. W. H. Gillow 6-1, 6-0, tified purity, mentioning that two ish roots in the preference and suggestion a practicable one, asked wars' samples aro retained by the the Chath was.nslied to take up Handicap Singles "B": E. Hongkong Government Analyst, so the quentig through the Colonial nance in the manner indicated.

The Govoranont declined to do' the ben, member raised eer- Lammert (1/6) beat E. J. that investigation would he practic- Government with the view te

able. To that letter no reply hins special exception being unde of this, whereupon the Chamber agrín tain points which. I think, the Get-Mitchell (scr) 4-5.7-5.6-5.

F. H. Phillips (15) beat W. ever been received. Writing to the Hongkong. Meanwhile, the Chinned the view that "however de- local Government, the Chamber Sugar Refining Co's correspondents Simble it may be to check infringe- Tembe of legal enwetments, it is that I am.

I can only any, gentlemen, that Greene (15) 6-1, 6-4.

Handicap Doubles: G. H. took the opportunity of conveying in Carando la mise the nesti, inequitable and contrary to the Hafter spending a considerable time per W. B. Comaby (5/6) seven suggestions made by the As at Ottews and the desired cones-iincipals of English law to penalise

in dealing with this matter · and

for the improvement of the method debate, rendering representations which it is impossible to comply." speet---of land which we must bavo. after writing many despatches Deat A. "V. T. Dean and A. H. sointion of Exporters and Dealerssion was granted during the Budget apfentiants under regulation with

Penn (15) 6-4, 6-4.

taking samples of Mr. Holyoak's Support.

tin, by Hongkong unnecessary.

The Chamber urged the Govern We cannot exist them by force, and which I should like to produce to

Opan Doubles: Owen Hughes of

АПУ Fog Signal On Tathong Point. ment to remove an unreasonable Han, Mr. P. T. Holyoak: Sir, the question comes to as: Flow this Council, but am able to do and G. More beat M. Grayburd in order to avoid giving

The Chamber was invited to con- provision from the Statute, Book, site is the views expressed me is it worth our while to pay so, but in which I can assume you and A. Carr, I-6, 97, 7-5, 6-2 masible ground for allegations such

Mixed Doubles: A. Worswick as had been received. The Governader a suggestion by the Tabour, but the Clovernment made no fur- be my allenge the senior to relieve ourselves of this incuius are placed the Colony's point of

They which is blocking the prosperity of view somewhat forcibly befor His and Miss Rudge (3/6) beat G. W.ment Analyst mot these suggestions Master (Commdir. C. W. Perkwith, they reply and, on December 20, in- affirin), touches of Council,

helve said, the very the Colony? The price which Sir Majesty's Government- say that Sewell and Miss Irving (scr.) 6-4, in a helpful spirit, and electrical ap.), But an Antoniolic Fog Signtroduced a Bill to amend and con- pinness for boring and marking Bell he installed on Tathonsolidate the law relating to Opium, Top tot PopCulte manilagy views of the John Calley attached to the reinoval after considering all these things T

slabs have been obtained The Point, The view was held that this still retaining the objectionable Unaffem members, who have re of the incubus is, in my opinion, anu stily of opinion the bargain

Open Singles, Abe v. Wong Committee takes this prortunity of would be of greet benefit to consting clause. The Chamber pressed its nastille und did Sir Tole exceptionally high one, wat on the is one the Color should accept.

haud in andencing afder Tarl von must remember that and I think in the future it will be Pokeung: H. D. Rumjahn v. S. disantisfaction with the steamers, and the Chamber cordial views upon the Government, and Onlie's natural. diers To Jeanul, la car that it is Sir John Onley, is an entirely in lensed to reflect that it has Fugita; A. B. Raworth v. K. Has in which complaints have been le approved the proposal. At the the Hon. Mr. A. O Tang introduc heonght by the New York Metalme time, a tribute was paid to fed a discussion of the question as dur meninger ordnion as I think dependent person, stands admitted taken this exortunity of renewing

Club Championship:-A. D. Hum-re without air attempt to Commander CW. Beckwith's the second pading. F. E. the #tie tie unquie, grinion of the le at the head of his profession, and un obstacle to progress, (Apinuse).

substantiate them. G.O.C.'s Assurances.

vahinhle work during 15.vears con-Governor could not see his way to Col digt for mbulim firiarns I think it is unwise of me to state

phreys v. C. R. Baron.

Mail To The Far East, nection with the Port and it was necept an amendment at that singe The Gemeral. Officer Conañand-

Handicap Singles A"-G. W het quodht ums joita soment. with too much vehemens that T.

On alje Bich raw much hieher thun (thin's his figures, are wrong,

It is highly satisfactory to note a suggested that the Harbour Mas- but promised to give the subject Ling: Your Escelloney. There are Sewell (owe 3/6). v. C. F. Bensley the Clans chiudd le called to the whole he is pure likely to be one or two points that were referred (15/2): N. L. Smith (1/6) v. A. B.at ¿nrovement in the mail serter's name might he remanently further consideration. As this re- that I should like to say a few Cornaby (5/7): "B"-CD. Jillingsvis between the Colony and Tur-associated with Honkong hy nan.ort goes to press a communication Nr. 4 the same time) and with found right than I am.

"Paying Blackmail." Ano way to, plus say nnllanıp

words about, and the first is that (2/6) v. C. T. Fowle (3/6).

on during 1923. Special mangeling the Fog Signal "The Beckwith has been received from the Govern. But assuming his figures are to the Coles is making a bad bargain Handicap Doubles E. Gments worn mes by the Postmaster Bell." This sitquestion was adont-ment suggesting an amended form Dad wich hin his elada 1.

high assimine, not to put too fine on account of the fact that these Lammert and W: W. Mackenzie Genem, London, for the convey by the Government, and the of words considered satisfactory by

point on it, that we are being are prices. That entirely de- (5/6) v G. V. Mark and B. Dan of mail overland 14 Brindisi, Chamber was informed that is the Committee. blackmailed: is it worth our while one, I think, on the future. Evans (3/6).

Mixed Doubles: G. G. Franklin which had a good effect in needing Excellence the Governor had

in the delivery of outward mails, ceived with pleasure their tribute to as blackmail to get the military he tries of the land by the time out of these central sites in the the Colony is ing to dispose of it and Mrs. Boyd (scr.) v. W. A. The and is the mail services form to Commander Beckwith's services

T admit that it is. think there has been some slight possibly have risen and they Nowers and Mrs. Remington (4/6)ed the subject of considerable, cor

twill them-leve he getting the land

and one ad land in Tennis Ed has more chelsene en dat wenwenting the Co Ched

7.1% His wafter

BE ham geldord 'on by pe Murán Calony?

de the Phones of from mana and then growls of this show, man and unde, could be and to all

Chinese View Point.

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Maxims From Manchester.

misunderstanding with regard to the for less you, by paving present achal money involved, because hon is tho what it might be in the populiers have spoken as if we were future

This Excellency the Gov. ing to hand over all these very; once hus denk with the question of la sans to the military. That is urine and the Annncial Test the ease. What we have undermuestion the bon, member refemed

that respect.

Fin

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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

THE YOUNG AND OLD.

"THE DARLING OF NEW YORK HERE.

C.L.F. Sales.

The Chamber called the attention

of the London Produce Brokers! Telephone Service.

Association to the need for modifica. tion of the form of contract issued resnonderice, 'about a year ago, in

Discussion of the Telephone the London and leading provincial. nespaners; it was also discussed Question to which much attention by the Produce Brokers Association a force majeure clause should be nt the Conference of the Association was devoted in 1992 was adminced of Tondon. It was suggested that of British Chambers of Commerce further stage during the year un inserted; also that. in claiming re in Chine and Hongkonus, held in der review. The Telephone Com: lief owing to force majeure, com Shanghai in Tehrary, when a Remittee of the Joint Chambers of

to prove (as is necessary at present, solution, pronosed by this Cham Commerce was asked by the Gov.ditions, it should not be necessary ber, calling for an improved service meni to consider further prender a decision of the Produce sale by the China and Japan Brokers Association) that shipment was unanimously carried.

Telephono and Electric Co., Tital.

The Opium Ordinance.

Finances...

Hon. Mr. B. H. Kotewall: "Sirtalan to do it to removision the The mansion was raised, which The Hen Mr. Chow Shou-son be-military that is, bet place them into a coken against, that fore he left for England, and I. con now sites with suitable acced-there was an understood agreement

Children will come, iniles to see ated the General Committee of the tin in svelange for the necom-idupan flee Wee Office at the

Chinese Language School. and Amendis F1 contains the from all ports in China is provented, Chinese Chamber of Commerce wodation which we have taken away Colony as to the valmiion of land The Darling of New York," this big Coronet Theatre draw

The Chamber had under consider. Joint Committee's opinion on theIt was also urged that sections of traders other than brokers should which is probably the most reprefen them; and of course. I think which was . T believe, in theenings children of all ages, for the ution during the year the vasition subiect.

be given a voice in the administra sentative. Chinese body in the Thon members will agree that it is wear 1990. They were certain v

This sets forth the chamber's ten of the Association. It so hap Colone upon this important ques perfectly reasonable that standards cavendations when we me picture is one that will appeal to of the Chinese Tanging School. tion. They agreed with as that of unfort having gone un consider the W Office with regard to everybody who enjoys good fin, the small number of andents at views in detail regarding the valunened that the British Chamber of owing to the imperative and urgent shle since these harmeks were built, that but they never taunted to simple pathos, healthy excitamenting being resnonsible for the tion of plant, the ahntion of the Commerce, Shanghai, had this need of the folny the award should the new buildings-shall-he-in some negatioal preoptient. ranted found delightful surprise. Young and school beiure conducted at a loss. proports dividends and deprecia question under consideration a few be accented, but that strong pets at loot narige to the old rain scorting clauses to be old will find it equally enjoyable be. The view was taken at the dimini-tion. Regarding automatic tele-months previously and had taken presentations should be made in re do not think hen, memlins will ded in the enantion then unde. Tr fond of the star who takes the lead-in tempore condition, due to the Committee suggested in Part formed, by the General Produce Cause vixing and old are equally shed attendance, was probably quite phones the report remarks: "The it ip in London. They were in- eard to the several points dan rage expenditure on behalf of the has a teleted, as faring role Little Baby Peggy who fact that are few new assistants clause this the Government Brokers Association that it was with by the hon. Sentor. Inofficial in

(Hears I know that the military and only to Jackie Coogan have come to Fengkong meentle: should make further indenpondentensidered impossible to adopt a member in his speech, with a view hear.)

Hurity inferred to wae s militarymong the men's child favourites.

The Committee felt that the enaniry into the most suitable sy force majeure clange which to dibining son-alleviation not

hold there it is thority on the shot, and I think it since surprise is one of the chief School is of such great value is an tem. The Company's present esti- would be generally necepted by the so much as a matter of legal right inerrialde that the cost of resie anada faith clear that it is the clemente in the picture it would be nid to remercial efficiency that mate for a new 8.000 direct lines at many different trades using the under the arddin arrement should exceed the sim War Ofire. We have oponendite to anticipate the story Fore, the ran he no question of the 288,000 for automatic and £100 form of contract. The Brokers' As-

at on the mound of ordinary fair-fr sinn 00

I have not suff out ontein arions to he raid for hand but it can be mentioned without Climber relinniching this dearl-000 for manual appears to be on the sociation suggested that a classe ac ness and equity which the, China sint data fe discuss the muestion and the War riffon line nant spoiling anyone's pleasure that the mant of its activities. An exes. birli sids but as details are lacking ceptable to both parties could be as communite do expect of the Foment costume that the seat of money and then has 7 do rat think the plot is unusually interesting, with ion was placed on record of cordial it is insible for them to criticize tached at the time of maling the Government The remarks of the sioning doos noť ovccel $10,000 mont

Chain Tieë we been in a mystery man all the

way anpreciation of the valuable work these nor do the Commany give any contract, and with this answer to Fan Mr. Pollace have therfore at the forkel of the militame lande rosition in definitely close bar through. There is also a spice of of the Rev. Dr. T... Pearce reason for anticipating higher work its representations the Committee the endorsement of the two Clamer Sir John Calder's abution in without the approval of the drama and a great fire scere ... L... na Director of Buding costs with an automatic system. has had to be content. hors of Commonen, as well as the goale to commwhere nearly don- War Offic

which the Imowing ones declare toline, for several vents post. during, individual 'nofficial members of ide dhoni forums we are not spine to

With road in the question of equal, if not escol, say that has which & considerable number off this Comit

fine queue des disserone. The differ-marred brens unaking it difficult of vet been filmed. Once told that young commercint men have acquir. Tonon manging to cum omilit in anarancs for the remainder of the Baby Pegar is playing the leading ed at the school a knowledge of Matheson and Co., Ltà. wew fined sidered satisfactory. The net in- Hon Mr. A. R. Lowe: Sir. Igasse with bho Wins Offer and military land, the military here will mle, cinema patrons hardly need morrantile CantónERO. The School

on br the War Offer

1994 with larant of this land to meet theducer's name, yet here again considembly larger number of stud the city of Manchester, in which Toment their Pollyma brodu,

Future Needs.

wishes of the Colony as regards so they could scarcely have stronger enta. was born, there is a mying that "i

pnce mad, wlist stone they may wish guarantee. for the man who made Brik & order dnt future needs | to take for wyle and so on.

Think The Darling of New York is lands Trick for nothing, but in site may be met. it is necessary that are always tried on for as no Cart Taumelle, not less, one of the of the heavy price wo am asked to these needs should come into exje cible to meet the wishes of the screen's most gifted brains. my: I think the Colony in time to tence and it seems to me improba Colony in this resort. We always come will get its money back with ible that if the prison is now nde-right to re on with the utmost good interest: It is not a great quately reprovisioned it will be ne- will between anmolves and the hardship now for us to part with sent within the near future at this in the Colons, and T money, which the Official majority Jenst te ovide the additional sath will always continue. hing insisted on hoarding up. per and I think the greater part of the Tune Tango)

To fret we cannot rét. Hens luckily for our children, but difference between the cost of men without this will of the Gees NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, unluckily for us. Anyway, we have provisioning and Sir John Oakley's ernment of the Colony. the moner ready in London and award will remain as a book entry

Withdrawal Of Lots.

FROM TRIESTE, VENICE, SPALATO, am glad to think it can he spent to our dehit for many years nt lenst."

With regard in the clause in Sir

BRINDISI, PORT SAID, MASSAVA, in Hongkong to advantage for, as think the expenditure of that de- John Oakler's award that any lota

ADEN, COLOMB), PENANG & the Yorkshire people say "money is hit may be regarded with equani-may be withdrawn if the War

SINGAPORE. just like muck: no good till spread." mity. If it is found necessary to Office so desires. I think the War In my opinion we need the Army increase the garrison largely the Office are simply safegarding them and Navy here for the safety and do a standing to our Meht yould solve there.

Tt has always been a alike, and they must be made com-buildings, and we might then have thint the War Office would not nect- fortable, even if the reprovisioning to pay the money or a tris badly completa, a bargain until the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kow is in a better and larger scale thinning no, och bargain as is time came, because it is so in agreement with the remarks of account at all. I think it is avions san sure that they will endeavour the wharves delivery may be obtained, their old quarters called for. Iam been entered into and there was no hard to look into the future; but I loon Wharf and Godown Company, the Senior Unofficial member in his that when the necessity for increns far as possible to carry out their

Ltd., at Kowloon, whesse and/or from endeavour to obtain a reduction in ing the garrison arose we should birgain.

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thu dost out for nowi, do it for We cannot get these: thy' sol'."*

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CONSIGNEES.

THE Steamship

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"GERTY"

On June 1, 1923, Messie, Jardine The year's recounts may be con- $1,000 for allowing their .s. cone is slightly larger than last Loonging to be used for the year's but the surplus of Income conveyance or exportation of over Expediture is considerably Opiem, contrary to Section 46, of less owing principally to the fact Ordinance No. 4. of 1914. The that Tent has been doubled, cost of Magistrate said there was no doubt prxlnction of annual report nearly Further consideration was given that the defendants had been in floubled, and that there has been during the year by the Committee nocent of any connivance in the un- larger, expenditure on Yunnanses and the Legal Sub Committee to lawful use of their ship and thint Scholarships.

AMamad Brovdelani Transferð.

this undesirable petice, viz. the they had adopted all reasonable pre- A balance of $956.79 has been sale of the assets, without the lincautions to prevent the occurance carried to General Reserve Account bilities. of Chinese business. The of this offence. The Magistrate which now stands at $36,875.47. draft Ordinance drawn up by the hold that the defendants had failed During the year our holding in Hotel Debentures Attorney General was considered to comply with the requirement of Hongkong and discussed between Mr. Kemn, the Ordinance which rendered them $10,500 was redeemed and the full the Legal Sub-Committee of the linble to a penalty unless they could amount placed on 5% Fixed Deposit Chinher, and a Special Sub-Com- prove that none of the officers or with the Hongkong and Shanghai mitter. A copy of the Bill as final their servants or any of the crew of Banking Corporation. The Cham- I agreed upon was referred to the, meli ship were implicated therein." ber's investment account remains Chinese Climber of Commerce, The Hon. Mr. E. V. D. Parr, nt therefore at $80,500. whose legal advisers, suggested ser- that time Vice-Chairman of the The Language School, it is re- eral amendment. Although your Chamber, who was about to proceed gretted, has again had rather a bad. Committee prefer the mriginal word- home on retirement, left on record year owing to dearth of pupils, and

fence of Britishers and Chinese he drawn on to provide additional condition in all these negotiatione MONSIGNRES of Cargo are harshying of some of the clauses, the sug- his protest against, this decision, ja loan of $2.303.50 bed to be made

Sir John Oakley to value the lands the British taxpayers under present

informed that all Goods are being "estions of the Chinese Chamber of which he characterised as a miscu- to that Institution to pay off ita landeri at their risk into the

Commerce were adopted in order to ringe of justice. Measts. Thrdine, over-draft at Bank'

Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given

..

the price, but as we named to allow have to pay for it. We cannot ask The Gresa reserved, to which I before 12th int. Ingres for celeristy's sake to the circumstances to carry the cost of have referred to, are the Detention terms; and if there is any truth in large increases of accommodation Barracks, Headquarters Horse and Goods have left the Godowas, and all No claims will bo admitted after the What's lost by honesty is won back for the garrison, and the War Office the married quarters. I think the Goods remasining undelivered after by shat I homo the hen, mem- undoubtedly would say to usden is that the mad should be car the 18th fast will be subject to rost. ber will live to win (Laughter). "This garrison is necessary for your ried into the Northern end of the

His Excellency's Speech.

safety. We cannot pay for its ac. Detention Barmcks, where the on presented to the Undersigned on All claims against the steamer, must His Excellency, the Governor commodation. Are you prepared to the now is, and for the widening or before the 28th-inst or shop will- Gentleman, I should like to express to it, or will you retain a garrison of hardon Road a certain amount not be recognized. In concurrence with practically which is insufficient for the Colony's of the Detention Barncky may be

everything that has been said by foty? I have no doubt what the required. In our Invent of those All broken, chafed, and damaged the Hon. Mr. Pollock, but I am answer of the Council will be, It plote we will endeavour to meet Goods are to be left in the Godowns, afraid that we must look at the will be. We will pay. I do not those wishes. (Applause.)

where they will be examined on the thing from a anther different angle, think tlund in any case we are he His Excellency the Govenor: 18th inst. at 10..., by our surveyer- I do not pretend to believe other uning a liability greater than we If I may be permitted to my one Mesaj Goddard & Douglas, wiss than that the War Office, azuld have to undertake. A fur- one of the hon. and gallant mem No Fire Insurance has been effected driving a hard bargain with us, and, ther point is that it is not as if we word mare, it is that I cannot allow Bill of Lading will be countersigned of course I will tmnsmit to the Se-were paying gitt & Inrge mor of har's remarks to pan without quos by pretary of State for his consideration money to the War Office and seo- tion, because it raight be of import.. the views which have been put foring no more of it. A very large sum anco in the future. I contend that ward by bon, members with regard money is going to the experid- there can be no question on reading to the possibility of a rodaction on ed in this Colony, and, as the Hon. the circular that the military nu equitable and jogal grounds of the Mr. Lowe Ins mid, that is all to thorities and the Colonial anthorities figures at which Sir John Oakley good of the Colony I think mom local military mithorities and has arrived. At the same time I therefore, that there are redeeming local Colonial authorities and I con an bound to say that I do not think features in the situation. As I have tend; as I have contented in some interpretation of the circular but we ich is liloaly to be gained by that already said, I think we are paying of the correspondence that the addo not propose to move." I simply courge. The fact of the matter is very high price, but in my opinion sin of the War Office has not been put this in as a carent, in case they that the War Office are, Bax bave hit is wie for us to pay it.

in accordance with the circular des question should arise in the future.

*»Financing Feasible.

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Agriz Hongkong, 12th March, 1924.

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