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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
meeting praying for the location and establishment,
OF a County Road, commencing at the State Road
oil Cats Run, at or near William Fraey's; thence
up the left Fork to the mouth of Right; thence up
said Fork through the lands of Daniel Fonkhouser;
thence through the lands of A. McVeigh 10 inter.
sect the State Road leading from Bealsville to
Powhstan point
January 81, 1915.
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Road ,krOfice.

rESHERE viii be petition presented to the
Trustees ofSeneca township, Monroe county,
Ohio, on the first Monday Oh March, 1916, PRAYING
for the location of a township road, commencing
at or near the Horse Run where it crosses the
road leading from Reuben Wilson's to John Turn
ers, thence to the top Of the Ridge near LeoniJas
Heskett's thence TO the State Road, between the
farm of Yachei Barnes, and the town of Summer.
field A PETITIONER.
December 9th, 1874. 434w
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
EpY virtue of decree of the Court of Common
AS Pleas Of Monroe County in the State of
Ohio, at their September term, A. D 1874, in the
case OF Sweeney Sc Matthews against Thomas Les
lie, will be offered for sale at public oucry, at the
front door of the court house n the town OF Woods
field, in said county, on "Wednesday, the 26th day
of March next, at IL O'Clock, NJ, on said day the
following described lands and tenemeuts situate in
said county, to wit: a tract of land purchased by
Johnston Leslie of Job Williams, and is bounded
on the west by lands of Ann Copeland. on the
south by lands of Isaac Beardmore, on the east and
north by lands owned by Job Williams. containing
ten acres of ground; appraised at $225.
VIM. QKEY, Mas. Com'r,
t Monroe Common Pleas,
Feb 81, lS45.
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Rood Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the Com.
misioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their March
Term, praying for County Road at grade not
exceeding five and half degrees.-said Road to
commence at the town of Sards, in said county,
thence the nearest and best route so as to ntersect
the Fishing Creek and Woodstield Road, at or
near Joseph CadwelIs
MANY PETITIONERS.
January 81. 1915
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the Trus-
tees of Malaga Township, Monroe county, Ohio.
on the first Monday of March, 1915. praying for
the location of township road, commencing at
or near the Run where it crosses the new road
leading from Malaga to Louisville, at Robert Coop
ers, thence in south west direction, to Jacob
Bintz's Saw Mill, and thence about west to the
county road. A PETITIONER.
January "a, 1S45.
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commencing at the Ohio River opposite the flats
of Grave Creek, running thence by Woodsfield
IN Monroe county, through the township of Water
ford in Washington county. to ntersect the graded
State road from Marietta TO Athens, at or near the
town of PleasantoD; said vacntion to commence
on the lard of John Knapp in Switzerland town.
ship, and terminate on the lands Of Daniel Gates.
ABEL BROWN.
DANIEL STUKEY.
January 25, lS45.
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0o, The Texas question is still being debated in
the Senate OF the United States. Several wings
in the Senate, have came out in favor Of annexa-
ton. among them Mr.. Msrrick, of Maryland.
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WARNING.

'r WARNING.
A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARN
"a ed against purchasing note of hand given
by the subscriber to one John White, of Washing
ton township. calling for Eight Dollars, bearing
date the 18th day of February, 1885, and payable
one year from date. Said note was fraudulently
obtained from me, and am therefore determined
never to pay the same.
REUBEN THOMAS.
Woods6eld, Feb %, 1915. so
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4 TTAcHMENT,-- Notice IS hereby given ia
all persons interested, that at my instance q
writ Of attachment was this day issued by william
s. Wilson, Justice OF the peace in and fol Suns
bury Township in the County of Monroe aud
State Of Ohio, against the goods. chattes, rights,
credits, moneys and effects Of Enos Clark. m abs
sent debtor, JASPER MALLORY,
Beallsvlle, February 10, lsts.
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sEy1ANTED, !, AN APPRENTICE TO THE
wv Wagon Making business One fom the
country aud FROM l6 to IS years of age would be
preferred.
Woodsfeld, Feb. II, 1916.
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Road Notice.

A9PETITIoN viii be presented to the comInis-
sioners Of Monroe county, at their next session,
praying for the yasptop Of part Of the State road
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February 22, 1915.

EDWARD COX'S ESTATE.
TT Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the sub
~ scriber has been appointed and qualified as
administrator on the estate of Edward Cox late OF
Monroe county, deceased
K .E. JOSEPH WARNER.
February %, Is45. So
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ANNUAL REPORT

OF the Fund Commissioners for the County of
Monroe, and State of Ohio, tor January, 1s45,
according to the act in such case made and provid-
ed, viz;
Amount received from the State $40, $40 80
paid to the State January I,
1914 425 62
paid to the State JAN
uary l, ls45 $40 00- l,265 62
Total amount due the Ssate $l9, ,705 2s
Sum loaned to individuals 1905 2s
g to Monroe Academical
Association 600 90
SI9, ,705 2s
Amount secured by mortgage on real
estate 2,5l5 90
Amount secured by other adequate
security 1880 2s
Sl9,705 2s
The whole amount is loaned at per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually in advance.
The following are the sums loaned in the several
townships in this county,
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Recapituidtion.
JORDAN AND THE DEAD SEA.

JORDAN AND THE DEAD SEA.
The last number Of Silliman's Journal OF Science
contains an interesting article from the pen of Mr.
Sherwood, young lawyer from New York, being
the result ofa tour through the Holy Land, in April
aud May. 1913.
The writer gives am interesting description o
Palestine. comparing its present condition to that
When il was under the rule of David and Solomon.
He speaks Of its diminished population, attributed
first to that great cause in any country, and which
speaks as with warning voice from the distant past
10 the present and future generations Of the earth
the neglect Of agriculture. Secondly, to tie lnse-
curiy of property. and exactions of their masters,
the rapacIous pachas OF Turkey
Indeed, from him we learn that the face Of nature
mourns The down-trodden condition Of the people;
the vine fiourishes no more, nor the olive and
pomegranate, SO famliarly spoken Of in the Scrip
lures. The Jordan flows neither with the same
volume nor in its patrarchal course. The geoIogi.
cal changes, too. are spoken Of, and many conjec-
lures given as to the cause.
In speaking of the Dead Sea, Mr.. Sherwood re-
lates some interesting facts-among others, the at
tempt Of "Costiga," in 1885. who carried boat
from the Mediterranean, across the country, and
launching i on the sea, died from want of water
and exposure, before he had made known his dis
coveries, having spent eight days in the work. The
lake is about 40 miles long, and from six to eight
wide; the water is of dull green color, highly
transparent.
MIR Sherwood brought home some Of the water,
which, analyzed by Professor Silllman, was as fol-
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From the New York Journal of Commerce.]
THE NEW UNITED STATES SENATE.

From the New York Journal of Commerce.1
THE NEW UNITED STATES SENATE.
The Senate, as most Of our readers know, is
divided into three cassss. so arranged as that one
or other of them shall complete their Term. and go
out Of Office simultaneously with the expiration Of
each successive House Of Representatives; which
occurs the 4th Of March in each alternate (odd)
year. The 2s,h Congress closes its existence on
the 4th Of March ensuing From and after that
date the Senate will be constituted as follows:
Zig hteen senator's tDhose terms expire IN IS47
Wings IL. Democratic 6.
George Evans, Maine. Levi Woodbury., N. H.
l. g. Bates, Mass. ID. E. Huger sc.
J, r. Simmons, X. l. Dixon H. Lewis, Ala
U w. Miller, N. J. r. J. Walker, Miss.
I. Clayton, Delaware. James Semple, Ill.,
w. Archer, Va. Chesley Ashley, Ark.
w. P. Mangum, N. C.
J. M. Berrien, Ga.
A. Barrow, Louisiana.
g. Jarnagin, Tenn.
J. T. Morehead, Ky.
w. Woodbridge, Mich. Co.,
Seventeen senator's rhose terms erpire in ls49.
Wings 4. Democrats I3.
VIM Upham, VI. C. G Atherton, N. H.
y. "A. Fearce, ND. J. M. Niles, Ct
II. Johnson, La. John A. Dix, NJ Y
J. J. Critlenden, KY. James Buchanan, Pa.
w. H. Haywood N. G.
G, McDufie, S. G.
w. I. Colquitt, Ga.
A. P. Bagby, Ala.
VIM, Allen, Ohio.
Z. A. Hannegan, Ind.
Sydney Breese, III.
d Atchison, Mo.
A. II. Sewer, Ark.
Fourteen senator's tohose FERNS eap1e in 1851
Whiga Democrats.
A. c. Greene, X. l. Tn. H. Benton, Mo
r. Johnson, Md. Daniel Sturgeon, Pa.
John M. Clayton, Del. John Fairfield, Me.
Daniel Webster, Mass. Jesse Speight, Miss.
7. Corwin, Ohio. d. s. Dickinson, N. Y.
). B. Prentiss, vi Lewis Cass, Mich.
j. w. Huntington. CT.
VIM. L. Dayton, N. J.
The new senators for Tennessee, Indiana, and
Virginia, are not yet elected. The legislature of
Indiana has adjourned, leaving the senator to be
chosen BY the next legislature, and Virginia will
do the same. The legislature of Tennessee is not
in session, and will not be until new election,
which takes place in August.
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We hereby certify, that the above is correct
statement, and exhibits the true condition OF saIt
fund. Given under our hands at Woods6eld,
Ohio. this 9Th day of January, A. D. 1875
JOEL YosT,
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Feb. 81, 1916. .-n5l.S$
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raw been een'sd wnh haa rtrsr, prprlpss n
Yea e.fhsf sneeooot" hodsfa rt,ssonry h.s
opuoteS ooee mech Tor tbs Of hgu.n -,
pns ne es a. tbs rratobs elements di..ss. IN vii.
100 " s ~ pat Experimental ehe'ni-sy quite a.
maen me discovery seaes a,s a.,
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enanse. WIZ dr. einss and uniformity almost iner
sruptoss disappear under IL operation. ~ am
TOT iunne Particular and evfdenes Of m, .,,-,,
gntis. e-'sn oi esene
~ Prepared and so retail and for
SANDS 4 90. Druerist4 and ch-n,-t. Granite pu "a
me NO. ~ broadway. Chambers street. Me- vo.s
soA also, By ALEX. DUvAI. 4 CO. Ar.n,. Nj. -, d..
nond Va. e pef ROME or A. s,,,. ~, A'es>
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM
NEAR RICHMOND

4 virtue of Il d. ed of trust executed TO I.oftin
~ LheV aud The subscriber. by the William Wrcn
ana wary nm his wife, teaTirg date
Iei' and duly eeere Henueo County Court Clerks o be
Aeghe tr acting TF;es IN ;e deed At the qaes
OF the beneficiary ~ III, sad To zen ma ,
premises o. THURSDAY the 81 day Jgy neai At IN. Lcu, OF
&C., a. a. Ae Farm in the County called y. T
"oop containing lOl acres, the
ROAD about nles above line city Of Upon this Far
% noue seuleient oT the accommodation aTsc family be-
4ues 1h aoe corn house, sc. The Hrou.ry 4, b,
"'ec 70 o. ntaoubied suthe undSrsgncd selling Trustee viii
convey VIZ. special warranty IoSE'H MAYO Acting Trustee
SE-lLe GsOse Farm sCi by the Admin
VII inc VIII annexed OF Captain Wren, bat was as
Oy an Inspections OF s will, is s4ire-
Poe - g-fs tae said Wren died 90
A-o'y Vas med on his Excess sane The ale
@ ''aAt eeee i mace with the OF former pureIa
oet sale having Leen cancelled purchasers Respectfully in
''s- W a'''HA ,he sale again JOSEPH MAYo,
Artn
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o"icfIAiioM rn, E4i,M, NEAIt lsiCi1noND


'hE suose Der inienjns n aue,op m
WEDNESDAY, the oh Of July Is1t at ! o'eIoet p 81 ,Ss
Farm on wiei he resides fro. Richmond eaued as,
vcDswood" - M
This arni was formerly property Of w D. Dabn.v and i
situated On Chekahsmny Hvcrat intersection with IA. Me
tains liot about thirds OF which are arrd al
h-uoh WIN e"'eey M acre Of lard upon 1t u wen
ne sio~E 81 The usual OF wheat corr oats and
e @'s1 sascs There four FIVE springs OF e1cci
h waef IT, AMI yocus orchards OF the fruits be
sAh OF bn@d-d peach tees, which VIII ready TO
Neheh win two rooms, smoke house cellar negro
- - -, - VH.- s-'oe, eaffiage h"ute- &c
ala authorized TO that the purchaser he ran
20 ss arm uaei OF the sane size, and originally part Of H. i'm
mediAteiy adjoining without buildings.
ehnenen Hlshing TO purchase
% TN premises before the day of sale. The gen
s-y Al noAs Hsa VA take pleasure showing property
Teis OF sae-one third purchase money win be r.
qtd N eah-he balance in and IL months the purchaser
Es Scbs wih approved feeuriy and deed tie pro
septs E5sr I,,,s a., ~ y, ,.e 'h
70 Enquirer viii copy cts. 4. go.
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49, I. RUSSELL BIGGER.

I. RUSSELL BIGGER. -s.-.
AGENT FOR Thu MANAGERS. d. PAirr A. co
RICHMOND. m.
THE uEtb y sTiLL BLsrss cEI nv sso0gEt
Ts fr,e,ss Of Grand cos.oIa.i, No a,
drawn a Hsains,oe .Ine sth ia.S;
DO eo l0 Is - % 81 81 60 I ~ &c IS 40
whe. Tese, Nos 10 90 o. tho aai Cap of ESQ ooo
was sod AMI vii be paid when presented osrse
r RUSSELL BIGGER.
SPLENDID scHEME.
$4,000. 5000 is Nos. IS Ballots.
Grand con'nhssd NJ" a. draws Wilmington luce as,a
80 prr-s Of Ie IS No. IS s.r.. NO. 1ss
ceea Of rs wbo's Tickets only sIsa-sLarss in proper.
teng u dawn ballot. each package Is .sc. paetarc
iy eoaain The i've highest sapt. eeracais q ras.As.
oay isi dollars halves quarters slshti IN proporoa
you want a Prize call or address HI.GEg
RiehHnond, Va.
SCHEMES FOR TIE WEEK
For ss,urisy-s.oac; rs No. rs drawn Tiete,,2
Also ,oi Saturday Hsa-iooOo. Ae II Nos. dawn
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY
S3U,OeO-i5 Drawn Ballots
n Los,y, Class No a. To be drawn July 5lh,
s5Io Of z.o9. Of isoo. 1000 &C Ae "a No, \,
pano. Iekes $40 esn heas OF &c whole in the
ABOVE, Silo-shares Ia proportion.
S35.29j 100000 nett
SJLowea PRIZE $40 nett; Lowest No Pri,s sc nett f
Wilmington splendid Csp,a.-ssIasS, Ioooo 5000 asoo
s.9f zoos" Of 1900 20 Of 1909. Is Nos ~ b.
raeaee OF IS whole tickets in the above for s2so
"'A"sa =" afa~ lao
eerti6estc will be for s,oa
shares IN proportion.
FOR other schrnes. call once.
W Packages OF wbocs and shares, single wholes and
shares always on hand 10 the usual great variety and
usual prizes paid At sight Immediately after the drawing
borders for Packages certificates or single tickets in
,ae above Schemes and in all Lotteries. will be promptly
attended 10, and drawing when requested
. I. RUSSELL BIGGER
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W. P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
CAPITAL PRIZES FOR July. las,

CAPITAL PRIZES FOR JULY. 1915
!" PTURriN presents the following sebc
w ito be drawn July Having last month or two
met with unprecedented the Prz~s In amount.
nom $1,000 TO the CAPITAL of 10000 recently so 10 WIFI.
rekcand the Sehstnes for Jsy being ununay attractive %
pin eonirniaiy tHiecs is distribute throrbout The
county Thousands Of Dollars AMI request thai 10 s.e,
soue OF Tic Capia remittance BE- forwarded without deliy
bOrcrs for Packages Ccrtifcates single Tickets In the M
owing setencs OF IN any Iots advertised b. Nes-rs Gre
CORY Co. viii be attended BY mail and when tea
ed Drawings forwarded as soon received.
herandra Lottery, Class No. s7to be drawn on s,turt,v
JuN Sih' 1888 Splendid Capitals $4,000 OOon soOp ajO,
9ssO prizes ~ 5000 20 OF 1000 80 q 600 A. az
Noe ~ Drawn Bants Tickets $40 Halves s. Cuar,ers so
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole sO-Iiaivs sd
ouarters in proportion.
AeIlndria Louery, Cas $50 drawn on Saturday july
lRh 1855 Capts $40 OcO tOoOo 5o0o 2ssO 100 r,sr -
1000 ne - no L;iery ~ Bann,s Tickets yr.
0haes 80 Cerhcatcs Of Packages Of 80 vbos Tickets
si90-Haiycs and o0arers In proportion
hetahifia Lottery, Cass ooto drawn on Saturday fpiv
lPh 1870 Gfand Carfas: soO0o UoO 5000 SOFA sans
30 pfHes Of 1000, 50 n 500 so 900 Ec Ies Pr
Tickets $40. Halves So Of raeEarr.
OF - Wboe Tickets sif0-Iavcs In proportion
Araplfa Lottery. 800 be dawn on R,,uri.v Jiv
9eth leS nriian Scheme $4,000 OOO tOuO 500 qst
70 Ees % 1000 SO q eco SO Of 500 Se Tickets
yV Halves . 0aarsts So Ccnhcaes faekafes OF 80
whole Iictes siso-Iislvrs apd Quarters IN proportion.
f 10 ADDITION TO ts shove large schens W. r. h,s AWAY.
on band Tickets IN smaller ranrnr from 1000
20 $4,000 and Tickets frotn awines Of which are re-
eet'edda'S' Pof prizes in any Iouep, sdress
w. p. TURPTN,
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TO THE PUBLiC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
o&@2 lT has been reported, since dis
ESSS3- continued Bu on the Main .tres. TIM, I
had len the city, which . false take this me
moo informing my Customers and thu public am
on Tue ,eeon4 square below The Exchange Hotel and in
rear OF The Bel Tavern Franka
ana Harness. nnnufactory IN eItensv. op@raiion Nv
STOCK eoh.s OF The following descriptions Carriages. VIZ
Co0ehss on Spring.
Do. Elliptic Springs
BaFoaehes for OF two Hnrr-,
Bagsies with and wlhou; TOPS
Top BGggies with
Roeka~ays, a c style article
Coach Baroueh= and Busgye Harness, Of ar ausitie,
rersois wishing TO purchase To their i,,e. 10 rail
and efnnne my stock manufacture wofk thai seu
eSse eau with confidence Particular at,nto, win
Ie sTen to all kncs Of Repairing work don. on The o
reasonable ~ ~ Wv ~
will furnish Country Coaeh Makers with al t, Of Co,e
superior artielr Of Coach varnish '
ap 23-3m .rrprn CRY,
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iSy fGiucs q Brother,
Mr. N-tn $50.

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SUPERIOR CARRIAGES. 4t AUCTION.
EsDAf doRNING, July Store. comm, ing 4, 10
O'Clock vii sell ~ Auction superlsr 1arriayr- ~
handsome Top Baggies
do Barouehrs
two horse Ch5 roee.
error eIaminaiisn day previous To xalr
T.S iNLoEs l. BROTHER Aucts
wa De cdied, TO close Consignment n invoice Of
Superior fame sni bound Leai. Truakx ns y
C.y made Buggy iarress ~ S''
Ladies and Gents Saddles Ge
je INrors 4. npory.n
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GENERAL AGENCY.
STANDARD LAW BO0kS,
Al about $40 per cent" louer than usual rather
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that severai hundred dollars afterwards ba.h,
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Eutterifs.
Eotterifs.
HOVTS PRIZE OFFICE,
Michnond. yn.
UNDER THE ExCHAN No.a

UNDER THE EXCHANGE. No. J.
While eon9a mae hard th some oher
are daily setilg rseh at fioyrs.
There yet remaining good be tai month
'ans-l Of 10000 ard . Sf io.roo ssssry Of $4,000 &C
hef hsesy the hanased Coite-. M C.an At *, 4
,ehinse and her deeisoas other Jur.
she decides IN f,vor NJ al r..d-
49, via i.'of aneeia 10 boyt he tens the primer
~ A<en " TIE BLIND GODDkss
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR June:
10000 Dollar.
Alexandria Lottery. Class IS for 1875 10 he draw, In
A'e1,ndris. D. g., Saturday lane 2sia 1885 So,en
did Prizes: $1,000. l5.O00. 600O, $3.50, 1000 5000
seZs. 230O, 25 prizes Of 1000. IS Of 50D &c, &c as
Nos. Is ballots. Tickets $40, halves s. qrs $50 Cor
IS; Is qr's % so.
money. - ~'' 10y VAN
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by Dabney * CnnIhoTn-

by Eabney ~ Cauthorn.
L'RGE SALE OF FURNITURE.
virtue Of Deed OF Trust nattB il IN I'M.
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J. Z, ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE
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Splendid Lotteries for June.
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$4,000!
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