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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

rOmcsl from the President Of the Q. n. I.U.l
COLUMBUS, March IA, 1880.
To the Editor Of the WoRKNGNAS's ADVOCATE.
Please give the following correspondence a
place in your paper. Yours respectfully.
FRED. BLKND.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March IA. 1870.
To the Officers and Members Of Local UEions
under the Jurisdiction Of the CigarmSkers
International Union:
GEN1LEXEN-Nr John z Earis correspond.
ing secretary Of Union No. 4, Of Cincinnati
Ohio, reported to me of having received the
following sums Of money since my last report,
published in the ADVOCATE:
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IMPORTANT TO PLAsrERKRs.-We trust every
plasterer injured last Saturday, by the falling of
the west wing Of the Court House. will, through
the influence Of friends, or the local Organiza-
ZION, insist on the city paying ell expenses in
CURED BY the accident. We have been as
sured BY the best legal talent of this city, that
every mechanic injured by the catastrophe re-
ferred to, can secure damages fer every days
work lost. WOrkingmen, take our advice,
stick to our authorities as q periwinkle sticks
to the rock never relax your grasp till our
courts have declded that journeymen plssterers
have rights which our Board of Supervisors
and Common Council are bound to respect.
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TIE CUNIRD LIKE.-It is said that actions
speak louder than words. II the record of this
old and wcll-estab Iished line is to be judged by
this standard, no recommendation 10 required
to commend it 70 public favor. For speed,
safety, ehespness. and accommodation, It has
no rival. It's feet, commanded by the abIest
seamen ahOat, is composed of vessels built in
the first dockyards Of the world. Az the emf
giant season proper is about setting In, We
cheerfully commend It to the patronage Of the
readers Of THE ADVOCATE. For all particulars
apply at the Office of the Company, No. Lake
street.
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W rrktMamsn's Adrpfatt
CHICAGO, MARCH ls, 1870
CITY MATTERS.

TEE Bricklayers Union of this city have
made application to the Secretary of State for
. charter Of incorporation as a benevolent and
protective society. Let all Others interested
follow their example
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TIE Sr. CRIsPIN Organization Of this city is
prospecting famOusly. We are assured BY its
officers that at no period since its organization
has it been in a more prosperous condition
than at the present time. member assures
US that in few weeks we may expect a hand.
some addition to our Crispin Club in this city
The members have re,ently sent several hand.
some donations to their brethren At Worcester,
n aes., nov on q strike.
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These ~tes VI wase4 ere aid q, cbtain Yin
Iustrsli:, a country OF Which the editor Who
publishes the quotation, knows In ell Proba-
bility less than cthing. Yet, be affects 70
believe and convince his readers that these
rates Of wages are below those paid mechanics
On ahis country, In times Of depression, aDd for
q les amount Of work than is rendered oy the
Australian mechanics. Il will be time enough
to compare tAese. rates with those here paid
when American editors are qualified to speak
with certainty upon the relative values Of tns
dollar here and ths dollar in Australia Until
then we respectfully solicit the privilege Of esti-
mating the proper earnings Of the American
mechanic BY the quantity Of goods which the
deprecated dollar In which our mechanic Is
paid, vii measure We have.Do doubt but
chat those Who make use Of such iuexPlicable
evidence would be glad to witness general
reduction Of wages in this country, for the rea-
son that the margin Of their profits is mani
festIy regulated By the market value Of labor.
But there 10 no rule Of equity which will sane
ton the reduction Of competitors, wages to
less than $l4 per week. the sum which We are
In . position TO know 10 the highest
paid TO any compositor in the city Ia which the
paper which makes or publishes the above
quStetiea is published. We prefer to discant-
ing further upon this matter, leaving our read
ers themselves to ponder over the subject, and
reach such conclusions M good and unbiased
judgment may dictate.
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TEE Pmusa AT az adjourned msstiDg or
the employing house painters, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:

resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The subject Of compensation for
labor being one of the most important, a. well
~ the moss interesting TO al concerned, Il 10
highly necessary that some plan should be
adopted whereby justice would be done to the
employer 90 cell a. 70 the employed. Believe
ing that q fair remuneration should be given
for fair DAYS labor, and Knowing that there 10
. great dinerenee in weskisgmsn both as TO
quantity snd esalisy Of work done, we regard
it a. great injustice 70 be compelled to pay the
incompetent Is much ~ the competent work
man; therefore, be il
Resolved, That the standard wages to be
paid by the members OF this association be
fxed at Is per day Of ten hours Ito be paid
only 20 such journeymen house painters as may
in che opinion Of the employers be worth that
sum all others to be rated in accordance with
their WORTHY from the lst day Of March until
the Goth day Of October, and $3.50 per day
from the 9Oth Of Octchet 10 the lst day Of
March. Agreed TO.
We quote these resolutions simply as indi-
eating the devices to which employers of
labor are willing and anxious 70 resort ia order
to avoid that fundamental rule Of fair dealing
which requires that the laboring man should be
paid in proportion to the amount and credits-
bility Of the labor he actually performs. 1t IL
not to be supposed that other than favOrite
Jew win be- paid the mailman tatel Of wages
mentioned in the resolutions, but it is quite
certain that the vast majority Of mechanics who
deity handle the brush and pot, viii be made
Of the minimum rate therein sane
toned. When employers reserve TO them.
selves tie right to determine who are and NhO
are pot entitled by their iabors TO a stipulated
standard Of pay, it 10 extremely improbable that
Justice will be done, for those who do not de-
serse the highest rate. bat who are willing TO
cater to the prejudices Of the party in power,
win b. paid In full, while those Who really do
the greatest amount Of work, and the work re-
quiring q display Of comprehensive and con-
ceptive faculties, are kept in the background,
and compelled to be satisfied With just such
rates Of compensation an selfish employers may
choose to stipulate. The only proper and in
telligent plan possible, il for the Painters
Union to adopt q minimum rate of wages and
10 compel, BY the powers of association, all en-
ployers to snccumb 20 the fat Of such
resolve. We hope the Painters Union Of
Philadelphia will act in accordance with this
advice.
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PHILADELPHIA MARCH 10, 1879.

WoRKISGMAN's ADvOcArE.-Philadelp hIa Of
Zee, 1l2 South Fourth Street-rHIRD FLOOR
where subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and sample copies may be had.
@. BKx j., Reporter Agent
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The following gentlemen are authorised
to act az Agents for TIE ADVOCATE. Amy
moneys paid to them viii be daily acknow-
lodged:
JoHs HIscxCLFFs, Southern Illinois.
OoHRAD RwoHRR, Beievtile,
VS.. =. owsns Cassyolle.
Ss3ssM I sh Es1 %sss sE:,s@ - zrT
0RUSIfBs DAVIS, Pitsourgh.
jams rAson, Reels Station.
II RADaKsR, MHrphyyboro.
Jonn tHoRwRLL, g. John Do Quoln.
D. A. Ressss, d. Lesis, NO.
T. sa:.IDAs, kiesstoa, .ess.ss county. Pa
2. YoLEaAs, Alb nv. NJ.
r. ID. oAsrL ssunY, Augusta, Ga.
D. A. kua1 ana, as~ Orleans Jackson R. =. Shops,
DoUexII 6.srs.ar, troy.
JoHH r: IsasAL. water Valley, Miss.
} @. rsRowsR. Atlanta, Georgia.
U. A. WILSON, Atlanta, Ca
JoHS 4 WARRRS, Columbus. Ga
THonAs Oassrs Monsgc~sry. Ala.
Joss y. Powsss. Mobile, Ala
n b ssEsrDAH, wfkesbarre. Pa
a.o. :. OgsLAr. 1nyin:, n: ):
eBxu q. WALKBR, Peekakill D. r., and Vicinity
JAHRs Lewis, FOLSOM, Gal.
Gsorf Lsrsca, saerassnso. Gal.
J. G. SILVIA. saneary. Pa
e. L. kossMuHD, NeW Yort city.
n n. HAYWOOD, saase sf Massachusetts.
yo.s 7. AsLLo., COT .Ae State o. New Jersey.
J. MANY, U1aAa, NsssaskA
J. O. HossY, BKck River PANS. wisconsln.
LswsLLYs ". L.oTR, Omaha, Nebraska.
JoRN &. HABBRyIRLD, Wheeling, West Virginia.
W. o. srsBBIEs, Bloomington, Illinois.
RIoHARD IssvaLIcK, for State Of Michigan.
Il. N. LBoHARD, Oosrlin, ohio.
WIN. }. JBssuP, New York City.
~. MURPEY, Baltimore, Md.
o. y. ewKsaLss, Buffalo, N. Y.
e. P. MSPBs, Rochester, N. Y.
LAwRKNcH sMfH, Fort Wayne, Ind
4. TzoRMH, Amboy, Ill.
G. h. QuMsY. Wheeling. W. Virginia
O. w. GTBsoH, Norwich, Conn.
THOMAS DELAEY, Milwaukee, Wis.
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TMELY WARMEG.--The ADVOCATE, con-
tanning an account Of the fearful death Of three
iourneymen painters, at the corner Of Lake
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upon such q brute,

A NnaHBoRnooD psper pubsishes the sub
Joined extract from Ged knows where, which
he Affects to believe 10 evidence sufficient chat
American M sehsnics demand more than 10 due
to the amount Of service they a. rule per-
form. Stonenasons, carpenters, and builders
e9.43 per day; blAcksmiths, ta-1s to % 81 /;
bricklayers, e4S7 10 S4.se per thousand |;
builders' laborers, tls4 per day; ordinary
lsbOrers, el.2l to el.7f; wheelwrights, $3.50
to 1912 lads for the country, $2.4s TO Sas1
per week; general farm laborers and station
hands. $S.4e TO e4se. per week men cooks for
hotels, s4s6 to &lsH per week; female
cooks for hotels, ss7s to STAT per week !;
female house servants, ss.SO, % ~, and a 20
per week: nurse girls for town, $2.lA 70 90
per week. ~ m
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PATENT DUST ExCLUDER,
% constructed eaco the works. and sOrn pre-
In order without cleaning double the time that watch
Yin ordiaariIy run without this proteesioa.
This Company feel CONF isnt, after hsyiag ID their
watches ,hree years In market aud s-lag many sheu-
sasds In MI psrts Of The counsry. that the
Elgin Watches are the Best Time Keep.
ers now offered to the American
Puhlic.i
over FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS
In vsrous parts Of the And have suaorssi
them rhes are IN use nooo na@sroes iissse rslway
includrg the Unon Paehc and toe Pennsyivsn Cea
trw and ocers OF these roads with ether preminsms
railroad 0cIals endorse them Oh bese watches Cor
the use Of railroad employees and travesrs yss intro
The following presented specimens Of these tes-
timoalAis:
TEslIMoNIAL.
UEIoH PACIFIC R. T., 0svIcs o. esx'L. SUR,
Hon. r NJ. AvaEr, Prsddsnt Madonna wassk o., cAs-
Dear Nv Daring toe month that have sarvssd aps
Of your "a w. Raymond" watches 10 has noe failed 70
keep the time with much accsracJ % leave moth
ing 20 dssre I'm this reEsrd Roc accuracy In ssms-
chsenge my AdmiratiSn n, and aroa,s ny pride M On
AmericAa, and cooa lent thss In all rsspecss they
viii compse succsssfu " Ia the markets eftas world,
with similar manufacturers ef older naons They need
only to Be kuown TO 30 appreciated.
O. H16MoND, sear. sup's.
OFFICE OF fas Hupsox RIvss 4 T., Gsn'L. suPr
Nav YvaE, January II, ls7v.
T. N. AvERr. ESQ.,, p tezdens Nssionsl Essea 20.
Dear &r,-Ehe watch n 4ds By yOur Company which
have carried the two months has kept exceIlene
time. have carried frsquensy easinsa, and have
been on the road With II almost daily. During this
time Il has run uniformly With stsodard cIdex.
You're tralY, n. roUckY. Gen1. suDt.
The following dealers also, In various parts Of the
country, have certified that they consider the EIgin
watches 70 b all that the Company adverhs ed
tnsm % better nnsnsd maze correct aid .snan
any market Of similar price, and that they have great
conndencs IN rccommendiog them % the publc &C
aount OF their general merit.
Wheelsr Parsons Co. New York
wares. spsaons Co. Mes YOrt.
Middleton Bro. aeS York.
%. Bynner, New York.
Henry 0snuel, Nee York.
George W. Pratt, 4 Co., New York
scoss Barress o., Pitssburge Penn.
J. ksed q Co.. Pittsbarga, Pean.
Dahme Co, CincinnAt Ohio.
jenkins Hasch, uincinnSti, Ohio.
C. Hsebush, Cincipnad, OHIO.
J.ccard q Co.,, 81. Lcais
N. u. Cntten Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
N. Burt, Cleveland, Ohio.
Morss, Roddie Hs~il on, Chicago.
J. III. Hense, Denver, Col.
NJ. N. Baldwin Co., San Francisco, Cal
Koch q. Dryfas. New Orleans.
And 100 others.
Various grades and prices made to suit different tastes
No movements Retailed BY the Company
a. oan on your JeweIer and ask 70 see che Risin
Business Once and salesroom National Watch Com
psny.
1859 q 161 Lake st, Chicago.
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ToLEDO. Ohio, March IL, ls7o.-The Follow
ing named persons have borrowed money tom
this union, and have failed to return the sam.
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CRUELTY'g ExrRKMK Our readers will 10
doubt remember that only few weeks since,
We published IN scconnt Of q workingmsD,
who was turned out Of his house and home un.
der very distressing eircunstaaceA and cir.
cumstances which make Us hope that truth
abounds in the doctrine of those who contend
that eternal punishment 10 Are and torture
awaits the wicked, in order that the perpetra-
tors Of such bastard outrsess May be proved .
punishment commensurate with the enormity
of their crimes The man Who takes life
ofends not more against the holy mandates Of
almighty God than he who takes adv sntage of
his wealth to infiict undeserved injury upon
the poor in the hour Of their affection.
Especially does such conduc. take rank high
up in the category Of the foulest Of crimss
when the tyrant has in the days Of be adj.
versity tasted the sweets Of his victims charity,
as in the case presented few weeks since.
We have an equally inhuman instance OF the
length to which greed will 60 to gil its all-de-
vouring craw. A woman in the last stages Of
consumption, with several children, the
smallest a helpless cripple, We are told by
city daily, was turned into the street day or
two since, because Of her inability TO pay q
months rent for the miserable howell she oe-
cupied We have no means Of ascertaining the
amount Of the stOny-hearted landlords claim,
but we are no doubt cafe in supposing that
though twice the amount the use of the
wretched habitstion was worth, it was but
few psltry dollars, for which he had no i'm
mediate use. And vet he was willing to
callOusly look upon the poor destitute creature,
with no husbands arm to protect her, thrown
helpless into the street, she and her dear little
babes, to battle with the incIem encies Of win
ter, which we're then in their maximum in
teusitV upon "a "0h shame where is thy
blush" The thing who would be guilty of an
act so mean, is q scandalous libel upon the
form he occupies-ths costume he weara No
punishment limited at as awaiting the offender
against Gods laws in the hereafter is half
severe enough TO purge out such foul deeds
and delicate as our sense OF humanity might
be, we could enjoy the infection Of The most
horrible tortures possible to human conception
upon such brute.
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REoEIvED IRON LOCAL UNIONS.

am also requested to announce, BY the secre--
tsry Of Union No. 4, thaI he received twenty
i've dollars instead Of twenty two dollars. as re-
ported before, from Union No. 40, Patterson,
NJ
In the next issue-if possible-I will Try aud
give complete report Of the strike up e date,
Yours fraternally,
EpvD pf vNo Tut pLaaif
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Washington Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
CYRUS CURTISS. President.
Cash Assets, S1,50l,965 So

TIE attention Of the public 10 respectfully Invited 20
tho Ninth Annual Statement Of the WdsktR0os LIe lS
CbmPasy, presented herewith At mo tune In ita
hitherto suocessal has been able to before
the public with greater claims upnn its conndence.
Nine ,ears Of prumpt aud honorable dealing have In
creased Ia solid cash assets 70 over ONE MILLION
AND HALF Of dollars In 1857 lie ratio OF increase
In basine@ 1893 greater than that any
other CASH company. and in 1858 IL vas sSiIl more
marked
ON the lst of January 1859 had q surplus and
above ts iahll tics ncludng amount necessary 20
insure al outstanding rsksL OF $500 600 and nov a.
vides ameng pOlicV holders q wards Of QUARTkR
or A MILLION OF DOLLARS
with BoIidty thoroughly established; With Poll
ees and Dividends t0rfeitabe, and with every in
policy holders Consistent with equity 20 a
members and the prosperity aud usefulness Of the com
p~ny-she Washington stands unrivalled n is advanta
ges.
PAUL IL MASON.
General Agents Gr Northwest lA0 wnnhinmton street.
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This Institution receives deposits OF any from
FIVE GENTS upwards and allows interest ut the
Of mx per cent. annum all amounts from Two
Dollars 70 fve Hundred Dollars, and Five per cent per
aunum.
Interest 10 payable semi annually on the hrst Mon
days Of January and July) Interest Withdraw 10
added to the principal Of the depostor and entitled
interest thu same the orignal deposit. Interest
all sums commences the hrss Of the month following
the deposit
Married women may deposit money In their own
names, subject to their swn order only,
Moneys may be deposited for accu mutation for the
benefit Of children.
~ Exchange on Europe sold on favorable terms.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-08

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Duunes 9aar mirb btder, Dem Musfauen
Bet 9aare mirb @inbalt 9etban, unb &a9l>
beit tpirb, tpentt AUDI ni4t tmnter, 70 bod
jebr baufa, bur9 ben @ebraua $bteles
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den aernSrt, pber bic Drilen etn9etrcdnet
cher aboeforben ine, 70 1T aatarfi& cine
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bur@ tielts Mittel s~erettet. @tatt bas
5aar NIT etntm tei9arti9en Miebtrlala9
III bei9mieren, pirb e ba0elte rein unp
iraftis trbalten. Gin 9ele9entli&tr Sc
brau@ bie(es Mittels miro benz @rauper<
ben pber Musfauen Yurbeu9en une fcnttt
ber &ablbeit feuern. Da bieies 9aartar>
%fun9smittel fret ppn alien jentn f@ablt9en
@ubRan,en il, bic eini9e anbert praYarate
f. 8efabrli& unb na@tbeilie fir bic Saare
MAIDEN, 70 farn Is ,.ur ,publtbuenb tpirfen,
ME ater }aaben. Mls
80" 8aar=Spilette
tann cs ni@ts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eten.
Da es tpeper Sci nod Garte1 tpFe entbalt,
f. faun Is itlb(f bic ftinfe peibe 9einwaao
ni@t bel&muben, unb bennp& balt g f@
lan9er auf benz 6aar ale anbere Mittel,
inben es bemlelben 3u9leia eine1 appi-
gen @lar3 11nb Bobleeru& ptrlttbt.
3ubtreitet BON DR.. =. &. @per 4 g.,
prattl@ea unb analstii@en &bsmittrn
2ome4, Wfaf.
preis $500.
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Gtsa6e, Ct. paul, Wian. ~.
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stt..sa0 SYaus sBiasttnstatHtr Danrertf@
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S9bnau unb BON Greytprf treI&e NIT
5,reni8en Meiter,l rad Der ,uttten in Der
.5tabt eelssenen groben Gaierne iaote,
'unb ben bprtt9tn Sff3teren unp damn
19aftet erfldrttn, fe ieien Btfan9en. Der
Gei1o wubte ut9ts 8e0eres 31 ttbut, als
DOT bieler 5anbYpu 2eute bic @afep 3u
0redtn. Die Grii@te bieleS feden Rei>
terftQd@en tparen etrpa 200 @sfanBene,
100 8eutepferbe unb is @a9enj NIT
prd&ttsm neutrality-suspicious., be-
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jfreuten. sZa%n%% 55~G- t.s@mu# -
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friese In Der bieiieen Glbe zine &rieB6>
ta7e serlentt ftt. Meuerpines fnb nun
Ma&forl9un9en bebbalb aneetelt ,ppr<
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Baeserns eine1 &afen, in bet1 ii& eint>
&c Eauienb Gbaler befanpen> auf9efun>
ben. Die Ginter babe,1 II, patrioti(9er
@eiie tbreu 8elebli@en Ginberlpbn tem
@pntmittee CUR nnterflbua9 per!punteter
unp ~erfranfter &rte9er lberwieitn.
maeteburs,5. Mueul. - 81
fanntltd fabrte ba6 btefiee A. MrtiQerte<
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bod NIT aus 8Sbmen surid. Ct II
(eitbem bel bel. Gruppe 9etlieben >nb
,at@ eieler Sage ,pieeer init berlelben
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uup ~tefSreert rem Musmu1f. Or teFst te uu6rprbentli&e
Rraft. tptprt Grletateruns su oerf4aftn unb e:enta.ea bic
tartndd,efen 8dQe BON 5uaen. Grtaltuns. 6alshbsl 8rpn'
ditis, SnHuensa, Gatarrb, Nfbma unb dwtnbfu9t 3u turtren.
g. asmiS III BE @rleittsrune unp 70 F&er Ger GFett IN
aa.n' pbensenannten 6daeu, pber trsenb anberen 3als- unb
QunAen<Qeiten ba6 Iaufenbt ron Nerstsn Ten Balkan tag
IDS Ser(&reibea unb aae berNnl&t Fnb. bas er bic bette linen
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senlet cine Glaf&e fur cine Rur. Q0irb IN 8rpSsn t!lal@eu
Son Druaatftn p~ertauft. preis Elm Druar. 90 IT ture
eteeut S@nIo, penn tbr buffet unb Tibet. Der Salfaua ta-
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