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have been gathering volume and strength throughout the Union for the last twelve months, and which have given to the Presidential Messages and to the Resolutions of the Senate and House of Representatives a significance that such Messages and Resolutions do not always carry with them. Lord RUSSELL's address was an oratorical effort worthy of the speaker and of his position, of his subject. and of his audience, but it throws no fur- ther light on the question than we had before. There was no detailed discussion of the nature and limits of International Arbitration, no examination of the various suggestions put forward for the selection of the Judges who are to constitute this great International Court; of the pres liminary steps that must be taken before a bearing; of the procedure of the Court; of the sanctions that are to carry into effective operation its decisions.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL. FIVE cases of cholers at Singapore on the 9th instant.
THE French figship Bayard has salted from Nagarak bound for Vladivostock.
A SEVEN-footed call has been donated to the Selangor Museum from Kuala Kuba, A DUTCH syndicate is stout to erect an electric light works-in Batavia, for the purpose et sup. plying light to the whole town, Ir was the cruiser Koreyste, not the Pamia Asova, that got ashore recently near Visdivo, stock. She war'towed off by the Rynda, On Monday last Wirth's Circan commenced a short season at.Singarire. The Straits paperu cordially welcomed this deservedly popular and well-conducted show.
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Tur Committes of the cosy little Talkoo Sugar” Refinery Club havo lagued invitations for promenade concert on Saturday, the 19th instant, commencing at 6 p.m.
To-Monnow being the Day of Atonement all the Jewish houses of business in the colony will by closed throughout the day, which is always observed by our Jewish friends as a fast day. ITALY in sending Signor Martins of the Diplo meile Service on board a cruises on a special mission to Rio to demand redress for the recent attacks on the Itailans there and a settlement of a calm made by the Italians for losses suffered in the last revolution, H.H.S. Rattier will proceed to Newchwang when her refilling is completed, and will winter there. This will be a rather severe change for the ship's company after spending the summer on the Singapore station. We are pleased to be able to congratulate Commander Coterworik:
on his well merlied promation,
Lord RussILL dilated on the advantages of arbitration and mediation between nations. He detalled the history of the movement in its various, phases up to date. He indicated that it was not and, from the nature of things, could never be applicable in certain classes of international troubles; but he did pot define these. To have attempted to do so would have been, perhaps, to have veatured on very delicate ground and to have run the risk of alienating the feelings of those he most desired to conciliate. He pointed out that there were worse evils ihan war with all its horrors—“the dis- | honour of a great nation; the triumph of an unrighteous cause; the perpetration of hopeless and debasing tyranny." But all these things are the common places of the subject, and have been repeated over and over again by writers and speakers of every grade, Lord SALISBURY'S des- patches to Mr. OLNEY have no other theme THERR is a rumour circalating in Siamese official than this, that before there can be any quarters thats gravalacident has occosted on the arrangement for International Arbitration Slamesa cantera frontier in the neighbourhood of there must be a very clear understanding the Mekong. What the exact nature of the as to what cannot be submitted to any
affair in we are not aware, but it is said that tribunal by any sovereign and independent several Siamese, including a Governor of Com State, by any self-respecting nation. Will missioner, have been made prisoners. The England under any possible circumstances Siamese appear somewhat excited over the submit the question of Home Rule in Ire-. land to arbitration? Would she admit
"news.—Slam Fria Priss. mediation or arbitration in the event of THUS the Strafiz. Times on 9th instant :-Tha any dispute between the Indian Govern- assertion made in Li Hong-chang's reply to Sh Charles Mitchell's telegram-published in ment and one of our greater feudatories? Will France submit to any tribunal but another columa-to the effect that our Governor that of Fate her title to Madagascar, now was the first representative of the Queen-Em- that she has once committed herself to the press to entertain him en route, ja rather rough declaration that it is no longer a Protec-as Sir William Robinson the Governor of Hong torate but an integral part of her domi-korg, who, it will be remembered, made elabo nions? Will Russia forego her hold on Korea for any less cogent reason than fear or force'? We think not. When the proposed Arbitration Treaty comes to be worked out in its practical detalls there will be a very much longer schedule of cases in which it is not to apply than of the disputes in which arbitration will be
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·NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The troublesome and difficult question of Chinese emigration to the United States and to the Canadas appears to be coming to the front again. Li HUNG-CHANG in his journey through Canada has been anxiously inquiring as to the truth of the report that the poll tax levied on Chinese Immigrants was about to be raised from $50 to $500, a sum which would almost seem prohibitive. We publish in an other column a leading article from the Province a weekly published in Victoria, B.C.-giving the outlines of the question as it appears to Cana-
rate preparations for Lis recepilon there and was disappointed by the Viceroy remaining on bad.
We are constantly- bearing growls about the wharf accommodation for launches and think that the wharf at Blue Balldings takes the cake, Besides being provided with several man-traps in the shape of bolez it has no steps, they having been washed away during the recent typhoon, TELEGRAMS.Passengers landing at Blue Buildings are forced to use the stone steps near the Ordnance Yard, which are always in a Sithy condition and most difficult for a sampes to approach in snything
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THE ARMENIAN AGITATION.
but very calm weather. LONDON, September 14th, by Mr. Gladstone's, Lord Rosebery's and Mr. The Armenian agitation has been fomented
Asquith's letters and is Increasing from the pulpit and to the press. Max meetings have been arranged at various localities.
charged with a serious assault on a washerm Ar the Police Court this morning two men were
who lives la Queen' Road. One of the men called at the prosecator's house and demanded #box. He was told it was in Jervois Street and he replied that it was too far to go there. "He then beat the washerman with a bamboo and the other man siso came up and committed an
THE UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LIMITED.
The first general meeting of the skvreholders In the United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Limited. was held this afternoon at the Honghoor Hotel Mt. G. B. Dedwell, presided, and there were also present-Messrs. A. Anderson, D. Giftes, J. P. Dowling F. Dodwell, A. O'D, Gourdin, and G. H. Medhurst.
The Chairman suid this was simply a statu- tory meeting called in accordance with section 38 of the Companies Ordinance, 1965. The whole of the shares had been applied for and the business started on a siilafactory basis. The Erst fustalment of stock arrived at the beginning of Jano and agencies would be started la Sings pore and Japas. If any shareholders desired Information it would be freely given by the General Managers, Mers. Delwell, Crillll & Co. That was all the business before the meet-
tendance.
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THE REVOLUTION IN THE PHILIPPINES
SINGAPORE, September.roth. dated 3rd instant, state that the outbreak to the Advices from correspondent at Manile, Philippines continues. The Spanish authorities are adopting every possible means to suppress rising, and to prevent its spreading through as was at first anticipated, and it is firmly belloved out the provincer. It is not such a serious rising at Manila that the authorities will cope with it successfully. The foreigners in Manila do not property. Saves Thema danger to lives or property.----Straits Timar.
The latter statement that foreigners in Manila do not anticipate any serious danger to lives and property does not quite fit in with the tone of the communications from Manila published by the Singapore Free Preis and which wa reproduced in our last issue.--Ed. H.K.T.]
SINGAPORE, September gth.
*** MAKING FOR EMPIRE”
CUT OUT IN GUY OWN COLONTER. Mr. W, T. Stoad writer' as follows in the
August number of the Review of Reviews:-
Mr. Willams, author of the book, " Made in Germany," which I noticed at great length last entled "Making for Empire". In this article. manis, contributes to the New Review an article
he pleads for the adoption of a policy which would be more or less protective, his belief being in order to unite the Colonica with the mother that it is necessary to sitabllah differensial duties
country. At present he maintains that the gares show that our trade with the Colonies is increasfag, but le diminishing, while that of and bounds. Here are a few of als facis ----- Germany and Belgium is advancing by leaps
In 174 the export of our produce to the Possensions (excluding India) · was worth
becomes mxolfest, when you turs to
He thanked shareholders for their at-48, x0,000; in '84 £400000:01 in '89, £52,000,000 lu 294 644,000, That Is to This concluded the proceedings,
say, in '94 its value was less by four millions than in 74; lean by six millions than la 943 less by eight millions than in '89 The common exitictim of such a demonstraifon of fallure is that the drop since '89 is accounted for by.. chexpened prices, and it is as fatiin x criticism Ea ever was rokred on a basla of unassential fact. course it is sa exiggeration) that eight out of Sugg we the assertion to be literally true (of Gifty-two millions represents the difference in price between '89 and '94: you have to sccount for the huge growth to population (Australia's Cape's from 730.984 to 1,711,487 in the same from 3,743,350 in 81 to 4,149,084 in 794, the years), which should mean a corresponding increase in our export, whereas there is a positive decline. But the fatuousness of the foreign recorded export these same colonic The cri les do not make allowances for diminished prices here. Nor need they. Listen. The German expert to Canada was worth £93 706 in 30 and £1,200,317 In '94; the Belgian, £31,059 In 'to and 113061 in 1941 the American £6,113,947 in 80 and 10,897,418 In '94 (sur own Increase being from £7,179.431 to £7.955,603). Germany sent goods to the Cape to the value of £38,182 lu 'Bo, and goods to the value of £448,412 In '94 ; Norway and Sweden, gords to the value of £5p7ga in '80 and of 216,789 in 4 the United States, goods to the Line of £351,426 in 'Bo and £523,477 in 194 German export to New Zealand rose from £1,434 (our Increase is about fifty per cent.), The in 80 to £68,163 in '94; the American from £138,011 to £194.591" (our Increase was from 43.479,217 to £3.949.770). To India the German export was worth £68,518 In 181 and £1,716,017 In '94 the Belgian, £950'in '81 and £2 053,378 In 1943 the American, £490 848. In 8 and VICTORIA, BC, August 18th, £2,016,815 to '94. Now, what is the meaning At the two meetings recently held in of these figuren-which by the way are typical Vancouver for the purpose of discussing the What, I ask, but that the Colmies no longer question of Chinese 'iminigration, a very con= | buy, as matier of courte, hom the country to siderable number of those present strongly which they owe their existence, but that they are favoured the restriction of the importation of steadily transferring their trade elsewhere? will be remembered was one of the prominent Mongolians into Canada. This question it planks of both the Liberal and Conserva- tive platforms in the late election and is rapidly assuming such proportions in Brilsh Columbia that the most strenuous efforts ill have to be made if it is to be success fully coped with. Sentiment in Vancouver tä strongly anti-Mongolian, as was unquestionably demonstrated at the late meetings, and the time has come when ways and means whereby the increasing immigration of this nature may be stopped should be considered.
By the Isla de Panay, the Spanish mail steamer that felt for Barcelona last evening, there were some passengers who might have been able, had they been at liberty, to give some in- teresting particulars of the state of affairs in the Philippines. But like the newspapers in that colony, they had been probably advised to act to tila Sr. Garchitoren, sich and im be careful not to say too much, nor even to ga portant resident of Maalir, was a-passenger by the Paway.
MONGOLIAN IMMIGRATION AS VIEWED IN VANCOUVER.
Mr. A. Michle, formerly Zimz Correspondent in China, writing in the Ninetačník Century upon Li Hung-chang's reception in Germany, makes the following observations which bear directly upon the question under discussion
HOW WE LOSE TRADE IN CHINA.
The overdone cordiality of Germany and the fegular rigidity which is recommended by some of our leading organs are curiously illustrative of rective national modes of conducting their commercial competition. The stiff and As a primary and very proper move in the stand-off attitude suggested to the public for the right direction provincial committee is to be reception of Li Hung-chang represents foo appointed to draft, circulate, and obtain signs to their dealings with customers and potential accurately the atilinde of British manufacturers turcs to a pethion requesting the Dominion customers. They refuse to budge or bend an Government to take the necessary steps to inca from their routine in order to promete trade. restrict the immigration of Mongolians.
Had the Provincial Legislature been more observers of every class and to every corner of This is the universal and continuous report of active in the matter we thould not now be in so the world. The spirit was typified in London bid s plight, as undoubtedly upon the shoulders of the Local Government rests the greater optician's shop the other day, where a lady had portion of responsibility for the present dis brought a prescription for glasses to be made celt position; for how can we expect that Calling attention to the fact that her skin was people in Eastern Canada or the Dominion made so as not to hurt the nose. The optical sensitive, ske naked that the bridge should, ba Parliament will pay any marked heed to our representations, or believe that this evil gentleman, in his downright English manner, on favouring restriction is entered in the records answered. "Oh, we can't make glasses that will is a vital one, when not a single word which he no doubt prides himself, merely of the Provincial Legislatora ?
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not hurt the nose." Possibly not, but he might neglect has time and again called forth the have attached a customer for life by merely Now the Germana, if they have not booked strictly utilitarian standpolat alone the curtailing any contracts with Li Hong-ching, as it would of Mongolian laboer i eminently desirable, to say nothing of the bareful, affect upon while have been childish to expect they would-that is men of the dally and clase contact with, and
not the way things are done--have at least wada themselves favourably known to their guest, and example of, Chinese fith, immorality, gambling, polygamy, and eplum and also the danger to the the prepared the way for future business. It is ille entailed by the employment of the Chinese in imposible to deny that a powerful, stimulus has the mines. This subject has already, though nene bean given to German commerce In Chins, that on the one hand the Germans have been roused too strongly, been dealt with in The Province in a way they have never been before, and, on
Vancouver succeeds in instituting material steps towards improvement in the matter the other, the Chinese, as represented by their Nanaims will certainly second her efforts, but chief contractmonger, have been deeply in- the trouble is that there is not at present suficient pressed with the importance of things. German, There was never a better advertisement. Many unity amongst the agitators regarding the initial goal of exclusion. Co-operation is absolutely but the interesting fact remains that it is there meres to be made in the direction of the desired things which Li has seen in Germany he could have seen as well, perhaps better, elsewhere; necessary to achievement of this common In-
that he has seen them, and the meinory will terest of the country,
He will not want his face agala abide.
issued in 1882. The Fanians Bell, Wallace, menit with a carrying pole. The first assuífant | denunciations of British Columbians, far from a promising to do his best.
They
SENSATIONAL ARREST OF FENIANS.
The Fenian Tynan, the notorious "No. 1o has been arrested at Boslerne ou a warrant and Halnes have also been arrested. had organised a laboratory at Antwerp, where s were all acting together in the same gang and was sent to gaol for four months with hard labour and the second was ordered to be, im- complete dynamite armoury was discovered.
The object of the plot is uncertain ; but it is prisoned for two months. remoured that the Nihilists have Jetsed the Fenisse and attempts were to be made on the life of the Tear or the Queen duing the former's visit to Balmoral. Messenger when arrested.
Tynan was travelling in the guise of a Queen's
NEWS!
summoned for
Ar the Police Court this afternoon, before Has, Co mander Hastings. Tam Woon, the accountan in the Sam Shing Hing Japanes shop, 136, Queen's Rand Central, way having made, executed; and signed a receipt for the payment of the sum of $7250 on Li Hong-chang bas salled from Vancouver | unslamped paper, contrary to Ordinance 16 of for Chlor
$886, section 6. Mr. A. B. Johnson (Crown Solicitor) prosecuted. The defendant, who was not represented, pleaded guilty. Mr. Johnson (Crown Solicitor) said a man went into the defendant's shop on the 26th June and bought some goods, for which be paid $72.50. The defendant received the money and gave an unistamped receipt. This was a very flagrant cave indeed and was not the only one which had happened in the shop. His Worship Imposed the full panally-$100.
(From Jobausse Papers) DREADFUL!
DIPLOMATIC AND CONSÚLAR APPOINTMENTS.
dians and from the side of those who are] opposed to the entrance of the Mongolian, Broadly, the whole case for exclusion is there stated. To-morrow we shall publish a long article clipped from the Victoria, B.C., Colonista very ably conducted journal-giving the other side
SEOUL, Septemt ́r 3rd. of the question, in which its bearings are The Tal Won-Kun, bis wife, and Yi Chal very fully considered from the International Myen paid a visit yesterday to the Reiral Palace point of view and as a question of to attend the celebration of the birthday of the reciprocity. So far as we in Hongkong the ceremony. The Tal Won Kan went away King The King, however, did not appear at are concerned, the question has been in a fury. The Queen Dowager was present in- DAKIN, CRUICKSHANE & Co.'s WATERS 2 looked at pretty closely from two points the palace and saw the Tal Won Kun. made under the constant supervision of a duly of view. What effect will it have on qualified English Chemist and will bear compa-
our passenger traffic? How will it rison with the best English Manufacturin,
affect our shipping interests ? What Special texins to HOTELA, CLUES, MESSER and effect will a Canadian Prohibition "Act-- other Large Consumers,
for that is what it will amount to have Any complaints should be addressed to the on our relations with the Chinese Govern- ment? It will hardly operate towards Manager.
Cosat Anegakoj, and class Secretary in the opening Chins to us, that one more of our 1437 Colonies should resolutely close its doors to the rat class and transferred to Washington.
Japanese Legation at Berlin, has been promoted against John Chinaman. The question has Mr. Tabii Kikujiro, 3rd class Legation little more than an academic interest for us Secretary, has been appointed rat class Consol, poor exiles in Hongkong. We may study at Chemulpo. Mr. Horiguchi, vics-Couso it. We may discuss it until we have has been appointed an assistant diplomatic mastered every feature of the case. We oficial and masigned to the Legation at the may protest and "represent" until we have Hague, Holland, exhausted our own energies and the patience of the Colonial Office, but the question will be decided for us, without very much consideration either for our arg ments or for our interests.
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To-Day,—16th September.
TOKIO, September 4th, Mr. Motona, confidential Sealy to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, has been appointed 9 pm-Meeting of Perseverance Lodge. a zst class Legation Secretary. He will probably be sent to Russia,
PRINCE LOBANOFF'S SUCCESSOR.
Torio, September 4th. that Mr. Kichikin (D, Ruralan vice-Minister for Intelligence has been received to the affect Foreign Affairs, had been appointed princips! Minister for Fernign Affairs, -
GOOD NEWS!
MODIFICATION OF QUARANTINE AT MANILA, The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce
18th September... FRIDAY, 10 sm.-Criminal Sessions. English mail due,
SATURDAY,—19th September, 11.15 1.M.—A special general meeting of the
Members of the Hongkong General Cham ber of Commerce at the City Hall. p.m.-Concert at Talkoo Club,
SUNDAY, 10th September. The Transfer Books of the China Matusi Sisans Navigation Co., Ltd, closed from this date to the Isi prox,, inclusiya,
BILLIARDS.
A billiard match between the Staff Sergeants Red Sergeants of the R.A, and R.E.md aside; 200 up-commenced last sight in the. R.. | Sergeants'Mens when ..........
CB. M. Strognell, R.K., beat S.I.G. Parsons, RA, by zy pointu z.
Sergt. Lovell, R.A., beat Sergt. Hulses, R.E., by s points, and
At Saratoga, N.Y,, on the 22nd ultimo, Lord RUSSELL of Killowen delivered the inaugural address, at the annual meeting of the American Bar Association. He had a most sympathetic audience of over four thousand of the ablest men to be courteously informs us that he received this found In the United States Lawyers, afternoon a letter from the Colonial SecretasyQ M/S. Blacker, R.E, best Gr. Duggan, R.A., Journalists, Politician's, Statesmen-and enclosing copy of the following salegram from by 33.
The game will be continued on Saturday next' he achieved an Immense success, not the Betish Consul et, Manila *-*-*-* merely there and then, but with the more "Governor--Hongkong.
aly p., when the following will play oil ---- extended audience throughout the States,
GRA
Ra E 2. B. 3. Seam vo bi Alamoro to whom, by means of the Press, his words
- Q. H. S. McKenzie' v. Sergt. Bowery/ were brought home. Judging from the
C. 8.“M. Spáneví ́p. A. H. "Other. opinions expressed on the subject in all This is good news; but what about the
The Match is to bs decided by the aggregate, the great organs of pubile opinion in rebellion? Has it, been completely suppese
of pointe made by zach team, America Lord Russet:t has done some», or is the siffation silif so grave that masenges
Next work, on Tuesday and Saturday, dome thing considerable iowa rds appeasing the bearing on the subject can only be transmitted mancing at 7 pm, mods day, the secure match feelings of hosülity aga frit England that - so Madrid on Governmeti soovist!
will be played si SOME TIME
"Quarantine · arrivals China without Chinese paringiri thred to Bos dayız- with China rum dayın
The proposal to raise the per captio lax from $50 to $500 has been suggested as the most photographed by the Rösigen says. That feasible inaugural step, and would go far towards remains a German experience. goelling the evil at its source. The plan has feally. Krupp's agent appears in the photo The Games have followed him, up selem!- Been adopted in Australia with satisfactory a
hu were part of the show, graphy takes an geunits, su iz serves to completely excinde the which in fact he was. The effect of all this inthak- low coolls clars of Mongoliaus from the country when Li retures to Chins he will always find a -a great pelat gained at the start.
German at his elbow ready to enter any service Unconstitutional methods or extreme messe consideration. He will not find a are not demanded, but the evils arising from Englishman there. And this trait in the English the very prosence of these people in the Dominion can only be cured by the removal of character, which is losing on our commercima. pre-eminence, is surely the last thing the ̧mma. the cause, and when we see how the increasing iscuring and trading communities need to have
hordes of Chinese which are flooding many walks of llie, such as vegetable and fruit vand lag, laundrying, domestic service, agriculture, |rallways, mining, etc., are retarding the progress of the province, it becomes apparent that soon the question "white or Chinese ?!" will be the only all-absorbing one in this locally.
In It to be Canada for the Canadiens" or "Canada for the Chinese 74.
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urged on them by influenital journals.
THE VEENS AND THE PUPLIC. There are algun that the press is beginning somewhat slowly to wake up to the importance of this querion. The Speaker, for instance, says that it fa high time the attention of pollifcians was directed to the facts set forth in Mr. Williams book, Mr. Williams' theorien are not all com. locing, and some of his statements are capable of explanation and of reply; but the main facts which he laments constitute so remarkable an indictment ar to deserve all the publicity that they can secure. We cannot study these stadstice, adds the Speaker, without a genuine - feeling of alarm:
The Japanese question is an equally important one, bearing an li does spor the best Interests of British Columbia, and in Vancouver at least the popular fallag runs strongly in favour of Imposing equal restrictions upon Japs. Much ustiest discussion has lately bem: Indulgedă in owing to the erroneous bellef enter tained
The Germans do not sleep upon their reputa by many people anent the meaning and application of the Japaners British treaty on and haughtily decline to do business in executed in 1894 by Lord Kimberley and the any fabion but their own. But they set them Japanese Ambassador then resident in London. selves to understand and to master all the con Canada has will another year during which she ditions of success, and to proft keenly by the can (if use, so alect), accept the treaty with Japan, Lothargy or shortcomings into which our com but not having hitherto done no she is, exempt placent security may nm. To meet them we from its or szation at pinsent and is free to place matt modernise our methods, educate : pur her own restrictions upon the influx of people children, and devote ouralves to science, to study, and to work. It is not yet, too late for us from the land of Nippon.
The organization of Japanese Immigration" to hold our own." But every day, makes it menaces us as seriously as does the Chinese clearer that a far greater effort in our education question, for the lower clasice of beta mafons and nur Industry is needed if we are to keep the are equally, objectionable as dwellers amongst | Erst place in the commerce of the world, wit ts, and in the fishing Industry (one" of WANTED—AN AUTUMN CÂMPITOW,UNI our greatest resources) the 'Japanese are fast If anything in to be done, there must be due Crowding out the whites. The immigration lag, this recem a sousing campaign in favour of laws should therefore be made to neply with aducation. It is in the common, school that the ont distinction to all Mongolians alike, so the victorias of the future must be won, There is, laties are obtaining a foothold far too easily in | Indeed, ampla material for use la such a this province and skrasten to time to mantos campaign,arke svidence which I have used for most melody. The piparity of one working theglar month, as to the proersen of German júðavirial competition is alver vi n formmekond
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