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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-19

A man in Kansas, on whose shoulder q
lady laid lash didn't sue for dSmngcs because
il was IN SyO.laSh
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-19
wIncbc,.c. and strasOurg Accommodation.

StoppInr Al intermediate stations on Main stem.
4, il. WOOD, Agent, lIarptr'l Ferry
JOHN l. WILSON,
Inne az. ISL lfAoiGr OF Transportation.
BALTIMORE & ONO r. Il. COMPANY.
SCHEDULE Of Passenger Traina arriving and de-
y parting at tho liArpSr'S Ferry SlSttOni
TRAINS BOUND EAST.
DEPARTS.
M.il Train, % q q
Fnat Line, , o. "
Express Train, 0"' Z"
TRAINS BOUND WEST.
DEPARTS
N.il Train l2.n ~
ran,.'. lI55PM
Oice open At all hours for trains. Through Tickets
sod TO all .hs principal cities Of the Union.
'''1 ~ 80 $50 a. h. WOOD, Agent.
Earper'I Ferry. Juno 30, ISL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

XII THEATRE coMIoUE.
~O,'e" Tlih SRnaT 5fiR ooiaBiaATii6x
fHH f%s SS@G
Tds g Ha Ish.ss sSlahshs1 HSr rnaours
H I@s gsAHGSf hla!Sr4S sIHou'x
GEORGE y ;% sS'sn RAYMOND
enhsn sna ApyE Fo}dD Ts ea ayAsSsr
oGgssASD AKAB FEsiIyhG BHLlEr. $500
t IiIS. ws, sussLEssgs HxsasykaSsz4
OLyMrIc THEATRE.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING rnE wEEE.
IF, M ..s,.s wnoSssSSASs and sArunpAys
win be presented new adaptation Of Answorhs ceebrssss
SHEPPARD.
presented with powerful cast =, t Including
Miss ABA shILlaSi srx EfSds y AYhs
COMPLETE COSTUMES srs ryyrc,,
Seats secured ak days in advance.
GRAND OPERA MorsE v,cur.
AIMEE AND fAEE@f rssI ATrEAhAScEs o. gAusrys
popular Opera Troape who nsve during an unpra:
attracted crowded and delighted audiences composed Of tho
FAsIiIoNABLE MUSICAL AND INTELLECTUAL
world of the metropolis
THuRsDAY-Las, performance Of .
FRIDAY-Last performance OF
LA BELLE HELENE.
BARBE BLEUK.
OPERA BoUrPE.
Closing. NJ commenced, brilliant with Iicrvs's
chef d'uuyrc,
LIE PETIT FAUST.
hNSsT SASp
engagement for a iimted season Of tho
-. u y anu y. Y.
PANTOMfME COMPANY,
Tor the production OF the spectacular sensation, tho
3HUNGHBACks,
In which the great English clown,
CHARLES ABBOTT,
and his entire troop OF unriv allied artists win appear
VALLAcKs. -
OF THE PRESENT ATTRACTIVE BILL
THIS EVENING,
THE SUCCESS or THE SEASON.
- - RANpALLs THUMB
BEAuTIFuI. scENRRY.
NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
The piocr presented with
The above play notwithstanding It's Immense popularity,
MUST BE VII HDRAWN
10 order to permit Of the production Of Brousham's wsu
PLAYING WITH FIRE,
which will be presented FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS
THEATRE, with
AN UNUSUALLY POWERFUL CAST.
Mr. JOHN BROUGIAMss REAppEARANCE.
RANDALL'S THUMB
EVERY EVENING
AND SAru RDAY MATINEE.
carriages may be notwithstanding, lo4u T. M Matness
----------.-----~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

w MATINEE MAY ~.
RANDAt.lS THUMB,
THE HIT OF THE SEASON
NvEWcOMB n ARI.TNGTON'S MINsTRET.S.
~ NEW ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE.
TWENTYEIGliTH STREET, CORNER OF BROADWAY.
NEWCOMB Sparkling VII, Dry uumor, unlinttrA
Mirih and Good Music; chasLe and simple
ARL1NGTON'S ialIads beautifully harmorixed Trt0S,
MlNSfRELS. Qu0rtcts and thornscs; Instrumental
FIRST Solos grotesquc and eccentric Dances R94
TIME screaming Comic Ao,s.
OF
CINCINEhTUS.
THE
SONG
AND
DANCE Fifth week OF tho undcninble success.
ARTISTS
OF
THE
PERIOD. a.. Seats secured ak days In advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

At g. MISHs, Is7 THIRD AVENUE LADIES AND
"A gentlemen the highest price TOR Cast.oh
Clothing and Carpets, BY calling or addressing Laaes AZ
.sadod By Nrs Aish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

DELAlpE II. LAMBERTsoN, CL.NRyOYASl, OF
"A Ace % Greenwich avenue. near sish aycaue ladies.
W eeuts; gsotss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

A SPLENDID PIANO FOR Sl50, GOOD AS NEW;
n also Stenway Piano. at great sacrifice for cash. at
20 University place, corner West Eleventh street -
N. +. b. CURTISS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

A FACT.-PROF MARS TELLS THE VERY MIND At
~ fret sight and causes marriages md success 10 oms
than living. 81 Third avenue pc"scn
Eleventh and Twelfth streets Lades and gentlemen, Voc
10 I'll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

A MAGNIFICENT TX OCTAVE PIANO, 5000; ROSE
N wood carved legs and case overstrng bass every i'm
proyement Stenway Plano bargain for cash.
J. BIDDLE, Is Amity street. near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
PIANOFOItTES.

A GREAT VARIETY or NEW AND SECOND HAND
n Pianos and Organs for SALE at the lowest prces
cash; sold on rent, and applied
on purchase. r. s. BERRY 4 Co,
7ea Broadway corner Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

DARLoR sutTs--PARtlOR suITs.--100 PER CENT
less than Broadway prices, all styles all co'ors
silk reps satin brocate and haircot from 800 up
10 1850 Suit al ERNEST ROrits Parlor suit manu-
factory. 90 Blocker street. between Broadway Null
berry street. Goods warranted delivered packed
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
Qbe Gines, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 11a.

disappearance of Derrick and his aunt
put new face upon the matter The
house was examined, and the stairs and
the strange picture found upon the wall,
and then Syl told of her nights stay
there, and it became evident that the
picture had driven Derrick Hurst away
When the well was searched and skele-
ton found in it, there was no more doubt.
Large rewards were offered for his appre-
hension, but all in vain, and at last his
property was all made over to Aunt Jane,
to whom there was no doubt that it
rishtfully belonged.
Years afterward story found its way
to Densboro' that Derrick Hurst had
died in California, and, dying, had con
fessed his crime, and also that he had
caused the railroad accident, learning
that Stephen Lawrence was on the train,
through his letters to Syl which he had
intercepted
But the news mattered little to any
body, now, except that perhaps Syl Law
renee may have felt little relief at know
ing he was no longer in the world. Her
husband is growing famous as an artist,
but since that night Syl can never bear
to touch a pencil, and Aunt Jane persists
in saying that the only good Syl's talent
ever did was to help murderer to get
rid of his just deserts; y but Syl answers
that but for that she might never have
come in possession of the wealth she so
values and enjoys, for Derrick Hursts
guilt might never have been proven il
she had not frightened him away.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25

RsS~ There was jolly old captain in
the 18th Missouri regiment of mounted
infantry He was every thing good and
efficient as an officer, friend and a
gentleman, but he never deemed close
study Of the dictionary as essential to
getting a living or snbduing a Southern
rebellion. One hot day the captain, float
ing around, sat down under the arbor in
front of fellow-ofiicer's tent and picking
up a late paper, commenced to read aloud
the heading of the telegraph column as
follows:
Repulse--of--a -sortie-at-C Char
lesion"
Says he, after musing a moment:
'Sortie? Sortie =? A Sortie ? Cap.
have the rebels any general by the name
of A SOrtie ~
Certainly I've heard of old Sortie
frequently"
"Well, | guess have" said the cap
tain. Come to think now, I've heard of
his being repulsed very often"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
1 Amt Got ,Em.D

Three of the dirtiest, most ragged lit
tie ragamuflins in this city entered one
of our magnificent drug stores. Marching
up to the counter, one said
81 want cents worth of rock
candyw
g Get out, you ragamufin we don't
sell a cents worth of rock candy w
Slowly and sadly they filed out Of the
store. On the sidewalk a consultation
took place. They re-entered the door.
Mister, do you sell three cents worth
OF rock candy p
Yes p
"Well, We amt got 'em "--and the
procession moved out again
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
A Good RetOrt.

Some years ago, as Scotch clergyman
was walking one summer afternoon, two
young beaux took it into their heads to
break jest upon the old parson Walk
ing briskly up to him, they asked him
if he could tell them the color of the
devils wig.-The worthy clergyman,
surveying them attentively for few
seconds, made the following reply:
"Truly, here is most surprisi ing case
two men have served master all the
days Of their life, and cant tell the color
Of his wigp
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
A SCARED DUELIST.

W ming of 1871, in the little town of
Ouachita City, La, on the banks of the
Ouachita River, about twenty-five miles
above the city of Monroe, two gentleman
(Johnson and Jones) concluded to play
game Of seven-up" at So. They
took their time, and interspersed the
game with several drinks. They finally
finished the game. johnson, being win
ncr, raked in the money.
Jones studied about it while. He
made up his mind that it was not right
for johnson to take the money, as they
were neighbors-not gamblers, anyway
and were only in fun. He said:
"You are not going to take that
money, are you !"
(" Yes, indeed, am" said johnson.
"Well," said Jones, "you had as well
take it out of my pocket"
Now, Jones, take that back"
| shall not take that back and if
you are not satisfied, help yourself in any
way you choose"
But, Jones, I insist that you take it
back, because | don't steal, myself"
l shall not take it back and I now
repeat that you might have stolen that
money out of my pocket. If you wish a
difficulty, you can have it any way you
like" "
"Well, then, we will shoot it out"
said johnson.
every well, sir" said Jones, mention
your time and place.
Without further ceremony, all the
arrangements were made for the duel to
take place that evening. Many of the
neighbors were there, and concluded at
once to have the fight come off. They
knew johnson, who proposed the shoot
ing, would back out unless he could be
encouraged. They knew, on the other
hand, that Jones would stand up without
finching. The seconds loaded the pistols
with blank cartridges, and informed
johnson of the fact, but did not let Jones
in the secret They did this to make
johnson stand, which, of course, made
him fearless He went to the appointed
place, and Jones was there, cool and calm.
The moment for action arrived and all
parties took their positions--the distance
being ten spaces. The pistols were
handed to johnson and Jones, in death
like silence-every one being as serious
as death. The count commenced: "0ne~
Stop" said johnson, {" 1t is under
stood by all parties that there oin't no
bullets in these pistols"
Jones, hearing this, and knowing moth
ing Of it before, rather staggered forward
reeling, looked into the muzzle of his
pistol, and cried out, "Ill be hanged if
there amt bullets in mine % and at the
same time pulled down on johnson.
This was two much for johnson. He
broke for the nearest house, which was
about two hundred yards, and they say
he doubled up like four-bladed knife,
and has not been seen since, but sent word
back that all might "shoOt Il our who
chose, but he wanted none in his. Jones
won the field against all odds.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12

eante, otne Greune, otne 81 1rtr. @ir>
0enbs mar elm @trau@ eper Tin Baum
3u erbltden, unp tttn 8aitli@es Sbba&
3eiete f&, ,pobtn fe bic au9en aud ri&>
teten.
v@as nun 2" @aste ga pair, tnbem
Ct G@ Yereebens na@ eineu, betretenen
|pfabe umlat. ~Sn cteient uer'pini&ten
5umppRance, 3pilben ben lotyrintii@
per(@lunsenen Camden, lit es sefdbr<
lid, Na@tS nmber gu irren. 9ier am
ufer in Der Ndbe beS Suffers ben Sag
%absuparten, mSbte id ebenlp weni9 raz
tbeu-"
uMlberne 8eoentli9feiten! !" rief fem
Trcunc. u8prwdns, INNER Yorwdrt8.
ca6 1T Der @obiiprub nneincS 5aules,
leitcem elmer metner Mbnberren bic etlsr>
nett 8eibeu Der SGwejser in berS@la@t
Bel Marisnono rurdbra6! Cadedis i
Dir wpQen bieleS 2ano III Sturn, erz
obern, D. uno iG> ut,o tpentt eS Don ,,z
;ibli9en Moralten 9eiduBt wlre. Sor<
warts, unisr sutes @luf miro uns fIb>
rem"
vWsinetpe9en!" antpertete 1etn g.
fdbrte. Sbre 2eitun9 Dem 3uiaue ube>>
lai lene, {6ritten fe raldau, llfer bin in
Die rcn Monp> uno Stcrnenli@t etbellte
Naht.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
Ser GeufuS BON Wtmnefota.

Sn na&Rebenoer ISABELLE eeben wtr
ben amtli9en @enlus Beri9t BON Min>
nelota bel @ouHties. Es@
Die misunderstanding belduft i@
auf 436,873Seelen Dag in cerNufnabme
oes Genius In einselnen Dinritten Srr>
tb(imer por9efauen, ldbt l6 ui@t in Abz
reDe teuen.
Nu& 1T e6 fat unm6eli9 in ben
1dmad an9eiieoelkn @rtns Counties
wel@e Gin Iebr 9ruee6Nreal umfa0en cine
gan; 0enaue 8ults3dblun9 3u erreiden ;
unp fann fat NIT @tGerbeit oneenumz
men rpercen baB Der Genius beinabe 5
bis 6 Yro;ent btuter Der ptrfli9en 81
r1lferun8 3urid 8eblieben 1T. ytf
8eilpielsbalber flbren mir bier 5ous
ton County an, tpeldeS eineB eoblteruu9
pom beinabe 10000 bat unp laut @enlu6
nur 1856 Seelen na@weif.
Sn Der 6llt@en 9dlfte bteles gouu<
ties puroe BON bonn betrefenpeu 8eam>
ten Ger @enlu6 70 un9euau ouf9enummen
ea6 per 8unoeS Marlball BEL ben SEE
b6rpen in @oibin9ton na@selu@t bat
ben Genius in jenem Dt1rift nod einnal
a%uinebn,en gu lafeu. Gulesnpes 1T per
@enlu 6 bel Counties ron 1870, n.blt
rem MN 1870.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
poli}eigeritbt

Seit LANCER 3ett war oiefr Gempel
Der @ert@i9feit ni@t 10 fart belu@t ais
am 9eitrt9en Sage.
Gaspar @eib, ,pel@er Sobn 8ur9 in
itinemS Saloon an @aibin9ton5 trabe NIT
einem Gtein bic Tenfter ein9eworfen unD
babel cine Godter pe5 6errn 8ur& oerz
lebt bate, wuree in cine @elofrafe Don
1926 uno Soften 8esV9en, wel9e r BE-
rarpte.
Die &lasen ssBen BE 5utdnirtbe> pe<
gen NidSabluna rer itdptil9en 2i3enie
trurcen auf NntraQ res StaptanwalteS
auf eiuen lpdteren Termin uerlest, "a bic
Staot GeabN9'ist Die Sroinani fir
3abluns Yon +5ptel 2i;enlen aufSube<
len.
G1arle5 Grriflpn, unb @brt1ine @unz
cerion> ce6 unerlaubten %um9an9es be-
i&ulpiot ma@ten ibr8 cur@ cine
l&leuniae 5etratb, welde rer seftrenSt
Ni@ter lelblt pouso9, gut uno entstneen
ouf rificm nibt 9ons un9ew6bnli9en
Msse Der ibnen 5u9epa6ten Strafe.
Gin Maun NamenS McGonalo
,ablte $40 unb So fen fit einen &aui9.
S. I. Sro0eau wurpe i&ulots befunz
ben, feline Trau 9~epru9elt uno in (ebr TO-
bet Wetle mibbanrelt su baben. Der
Nidter LIEF ibm eineStrafe BON $75 an
~9eoeiben, mel6e Brc0eau beSablte> uno
itelte i'm fit eute6 @erbalten oesen feline
Trau pdbreno Der nd4iten 6Mpnate un<
ter 8ur9l@aft.
49, Sa6. 9artin, welder cine S@napsz
&neipe bdlt eerietb por einisen Mbeuoen
NIT eiuem Manne, Namens &eQep> in
Streit, uno mar 2arftn's Grau beb1Ifi9
&euo na6 ben &seeln reg Tuuffampfe6
81 ncrorteiten. Bpr ben Ypli,eiz &i@ter
9etradt> sablte tas fampFuNiae Gbepaar
cine 0ele itrafe non $40 unp Soften.
Ma9aret, Grau be5 5erren s. 1.
BrouNeau bat auf S4eirun9 BON iArena
Gbemanne an9etra9en.
- Da5 6auS Don Same5 Dewitt IN
2afelanc, NIT a(lem Mobiltar, Elm &C.
lpannperoe, II + ". purpe amNeujabrs<
Mbenp Elm Naub Der Tlammen. Der
8erlut lit am 70 9r5ber ia Dewitt tetne
8erli9erun9 batte.
8. s. Eaylor'5 neuc Qumber yaro
1T an Ger A. 3wilden Trartlin@ uno Grz
ban9ezS trabe.
- SIN &eprdleutanten<5 aule fe(1te
Gocl Ycn @inona ben NntraA jeoem
Mitsliere $15 fir @nldaffuns bon
Gbreitmaterial unp Briefmarten tu be>
rpiQt9eu, uno muroe Der Mntra9 ou9e~
rp11men.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
Oie Babeufer bel Statement.

&arlsrube, II. Des. Die unle<
rem Eruppen, per Brigade Seller (5. urb
6. bapil6es Snfanterte>& eotmsnt), bel
ibrem &ldmarlae BON Mutun ;usera&te
lleberrai9un9 CAB @ele9enbeit 3u elmer
e%ldn3erben @ofentbat. Die 8risate,
mel@e in Gerfolsun9 Der am rs. UNI 81.
Norember gel9la9enen uno 9tHcbsnen
@aribalpianer bis Nutun 9sfommen mar,
batte na9 ether mfrtlamen Sci 6ieeuna
Der @taot IS bod fir rdtblid 9etolter,
ben Nudmor19 an3utretsn, ols cur9
5eranriden mebrerer feinolider Botailz
lone Don @balons fur @aone Die oeaueri>
laen @treitfrdfte 3u lberle9en er1aieuen.
Sci bielem &ldmarl9e fab l!@ Dir Bri>
eobe am 3. B. swiiaen @anoene0e uno
@bateauneuf in einem ensen Grale pl5e=
lid BON fetneliden Golonnen auf Zen be-
rpalceten 95ben IN beipen Seiten beorpbt
uno nit Nytilerie> uno 9epebrfeuer
iberl6uttst. G6 fam ;u eiretn Sample.
Sic Eamboure iA;u0en NttaGe, uno NIT
ben Gambpur6 eoran fIrmte ba6 life
Battalion be6 S. acknowledgements,
NIT untertlBun9 Der @rtiQerie> bic ftetlen
91ben uno sin9 NIT FOLDER Braoour Yor,
cae oer Teino in polite Derpute uno
unter Beewetfun9 Der @ewebre unoSor>
nifer co5 Telp rdumte. Snswil9en
tonnten bic iibriaen Gruppen unbelditiat
bu8 eefdbrlt9e Defle binter l6 trinsen
unb oonn benz tapferen Battalion Elm
Botailcn .ees 6. &e9iments entse9en
l9tdeu, &peldeS ea0elbe oufnabm. Tret=
LID ein9 pie6 ntdt obne @erlut ab> eer
i'm @ansen 6 Sffjiere uno 153 Mann
betrdet, rarunter 80 @ermiBte, rpoSu obe1
tppbl bic NIT ber Nmbulana obsel9nittcz
men unb sefan9enen rs 2eute seb6yen.
Die feds Merjte Der Nmbulans murpsn
lber Die Sdwet3 3uridsel&tdt une fur
tereitS bier etn9etrcfen.
DAT Die feineli@en Sruppeu ~ ZEN
@rrpS @aribaloi's 0ebSrten, m6@ten nil
beSwtifeln Befeblt9t rpurcen ie son
General Gremer> welder mpbiliiirte ga
tional9arpen f%ommanoiren 1ou> bic gu eel
gyonsr Mrmes oper io9enannten &bone'
Mrmee 9eb6ren. Do@ ftno aud Mobil:
@arcsn bel @aribalot uno mag Greme>
unter ibm 1sben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
ReueTe Ra6rtbtep.

@a{binstpn, 8. San. Genatrr
Summers GanDioat fir bic ndaite Yrds
ipent]9aft 1T @barle6 Ttancis Npams
@en atpr S9urs 1T btermtt einoerFanpet
uno prdlenttrt 9. 0raB 8rown fir &iees
Yrlfpent.
- Gbps. q. 5o!pin> Der GrpreBtptt
Der Mmeriean Grpreb Gompaenie, wurpe
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nem &duber t1otli@ ocrppnoet uno I'M
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Inter benz amen> wel9e i'm Nat'onal:
6otsl am Neujabr8taS" Calculations
81 (ten empfn9en, tpar au9 Trau Sena:
tor Stanley, welde Bel oieier @elesenbei>
Don tbrer Go@ter, Trdulein Warionnt
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fa1bionableRen uno |d5n1en Trauen it,
nelae bic 3ttrpe Der @afbinstcner Sc
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in europa beenpet> fab rei5eno aus in
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naten.
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