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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The cities of Massachusetts, seem, according to the
annual exhibits, 10 be most nObly endowed with
debts. For instance, the City Of Boston owes
little over S2G,OO0OOO; Chelsea S7si,O0O, beside
S2,OOO,OOO water bonds Lynn, S7Ss5OO Worcester,
81 100000; Lowell, $70,l24; Lawrence, $411,0 900
Hayerhill $4,000; Taunton, $l9S,45O Fall River
S27OOOO; New-Bedford, s'65.95O 1t must be said,
however that the bonds Of all these cities sell many
of them at par, aud none of them at more than
trihe below aud that the interest is always
promptly met We have been often told that
Massachusetts, was decaying. but she certainly has
not lost her financial credit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

In thinly populated township in Iowa, a citizen,
remote from schoolhouse, and having children to
educate contriyed to get a certain territory, of
which he was the only inhabitant, set off as new
district. He then elected himself sub-Director and
secured an appropriation to build a schOol-house.
He built dwelling-hOuse for himself with the
money, finishing Off schOol-roOm in the upper
story. He then used the contingent fund to buy
himself cooking stove placing it in the lower
rOom and warming the school-room by taking the
pipe through it to the chimney. He then installed
his wife as teacher Of her own children land no
others, fixing the salary to please himself This
man would make an invaluable member of the
"Tammany Ringp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

money! to secure their own election. There
was the transaction by which in their capacity
as officers of the road, they flooded the market
with watered stock, then in their capacity as
stockholders sold that stock TO foreign in
vestors, leaving it recorded in their own names,
and finally, in their capacity as stockholders,
voted for themselves with the shares they had
already sold. There were the various proceed
ings by which for their personal gain they re-
duced the value Of shares in year and half
from ~ to %. There were the numberless
schemes by which they have wrongfully pre-
vented an examination Of their books and
there was the almighty robbery" by which
they took the funds of the Company to settle
their stock gambling debts to Commodore
Vanderbilt. The complaint against Ramsay
reads like a leaf from Fisk, jr.'s autobiography.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Tho man who drew the elephant in a lottery has
been laughed at for several generations; but how
much worse would his case have been il the prize
beast had been left an invalid on his hands. There
is sick elephant at Canandaigua, which has an
agreeable variety Of diseases, including Group
rheumatism and bronchitis" and winding up with
general debility" Being patient of vast proper
TONS it takes five doctors TO attend him. and where
human beings inbibe teaspoonful of medicine
this elephant is served with fluid physc by the bar
rel The prescriptions. we presume, are written in
volumes. His owner is naturally anxious TO have
the sufferer die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
amusemrnis, cit., CHS epsnins.

ACADEMY OF Music Brooklyn" Zip Van Win
ha" Joseph Jefferson
BoorH's THEATER.-"R ichclieu." Edwin Booth.
FITTH-AvENUE THEATER-" Saratoga
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,. lie Petit Faust" Mile
Aimee
LIMA EDwIN's THEATER.-"K Kind TO a Fault and
Aladdin"
Nmo's GARDEN.-"The Black Crook"
OLYMPIC TuEATrR.-"Wee Willie Winkier G.
l. For
SrADr THEATER.-"M Mary Stuart" Mime. Scebach'
WIIACK's TnEATEE-"War."
Nvw-YoRK CIRCUS" Cinderella" Equestrian ex-
erc,es scrOhadc performances. &c L. H. Lent.
SAN FRANCIsCo MINsTRELs, No. 5S5 Broadway.
Songs. da1cs. ecceutde acts. etc
WoopS MUsF1M AND MENAGERTE.-At >; " True
TO the ST. George and the nragon" 1homoa r. up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Another defeat for the Erie Ring Fisk, jr.,
and Gould have lately been forced from sew
eral positions in which they believed an Obse-
quious Legislature had made them impregna-
BILE. They failed to possess the Susquehanna
Railway OF to blockade the Bergen Tunnel;
and now they are ordered to evacuate their
strongest position and throw open their books
to the examination of the stockholders of their
road. The next step may plunge them deeper
into the financial and legal mire in which they
are struggling, and possibly by the time
another election comes round the stockholders
will have power enough to secure an honest one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
UNITING THE OCEANS.

Our country has duties resulting from her
primacy among the nations of the New World,
which we rejoice to see her accept with aac-
rity and perform with heartiness. Having first
spanned the continent by a railroad across the
Isthmus of Darien, and then opened short
cut from Australia, Japan, and China, to West
ern Europe, by way of steamships on either
ocean, and a railroad from her Atlantic
ports to San Francisco, she has recently made
valuable though negative contribution to the
sum of human knowledge, by surveying the
narrowest isthmus of Central America at sew
eral points, and establishing the imprac-
ticability of traversing it by a Ship
Canal. Though these surveys are not yet
absolutely completed, it is already
morally certain that no Ship Canal
can there be made; for We assume that no
words need be wasted on the notion that
ocean steamers might be iloated across noun
tain ranges on water levels filed and reiilled
by pumps propelled by steam or wind. There
are projects which need but clear statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Here are some rather extraordinary proceedings in
Texas-that ia, if they are to be regarded in any
respect as judicial. First, gentleman of the BAR
10y name Williams, shoots State Senator Judge
and Sheriff. with posse, go to arrest the Senator
shooter, whereupOn he shoots the Judge. Finally
this lively maefactor is himself shot by constabe
and tho case may be considered closed. 1t quite
reminds one Of the sanguinary finale Of " Hamlet
but il is altogether matter of taste whether this
method of adjudicating matters can bo considered
an improvement on the old-fashioned jury trials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

However much men might differ in regard
10 the administration of Church matters at
Rome, we did not suppose. until favored with
the communication of An Old Resident of the
Imperial City, that there was any to doubt
that the Civil Government of the Papal
Dominions was about the worst on earth. If
there are any who still doubt, we beg
TO recommend the perusal of Mr., Stiliman's
letter on another page. The writer was long
our Consul in Rome, and he knows whereof he
writes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The latest speculstiOns concerning the or
ganization of the Committees of the next
House of Representatives may be found in
our Washington dispatches. 1t seems to be
accepted that Mr.. Dawes is to remain Char
man of the Appropriations Committee, that
Gen. Garfield is to take the Ways and Means,
and that Mr.. Hooper is TO be Chairman OF
Banking and Commerce, while there seems at
least possibility that the Military Committee
may fall to Gen. Butler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Gov. Clahin of Massachusetts, has not been
ehary of his opinions in his last Message. He
touches upon every subject of interest in po-
Itical and social matters in his State, and is
positive on all of them. He favors the sup
preston of dram-shops as earnestly as any of
the candidates lately put forward most I'M
necessarily by the Temperance Reform
party. lie will Doubtless not fully
satisfy that other faction which demanded
WOmen's Rights, but he deserves the thanks
Of every true woman, in and out OF it, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

1t must be understood that the bowie-knife is
really the classical weapon in Southern regions. A
newspaper printed there rejoices that the citizens
are describing the coarse and vulgar pistol, and are
returning to the use Of the old original steel. We
cannot SAY from experience which is preferable 49, to
die by the bullet, or to be deliberately carved TO
death but we recognize the right of any man who
intends 20 commit murder to select his own imstri-
ments; and the bowie il entitled 20 preference rs
being The most eNquisitely barbarous tool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
KENTUCKY.
DEMOCRATIC RIOT IN FRANKFORT

LOUISVILLE, Jan. THE Courier Journals
special from Frankfort says that the polls crowded
to-day in the Municipal election. The Democratic ticket
was elected. Between aud O'Clock p. person
fired pistol outside the Court-House which seemed 70
be n signal. Immediately after number Of Shots
fred into the Court House. WIN. Newman, respected
irish citizen, IDortaliy wounded, and Capt. W. q.
Thompson and two negroes were slightly wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The meeting to celebrate the completion of
Italian unity next Thursday evening, at the
Academy of Music. promises to be one of the
most elegant and imposing demonstrations
New-York has seen for many day. Vice
President Colfax has written letter heartily
indorsing the objects of the meeting, and nu-
merous letters of like character have been re-
ceived from distinguished statesmen. Gen.
Dix is to preside, and speeches from Mr..
Beecher Judge EmOtt and others are an
,,oupcod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

We desire gratefully TO record a charming NUM-
cpal feature in Portsmouth. NH. Last Monday
evening the City Council partook of beautiful BAN
quet but mark you this was not at the cost of the
City Treasury, for the proud and grateful and jub
liant Mayor paid all the bills out of his private wal
let. Oh. if they were only oil sol But things are
looking better; for the new Mayor of Boston warns
Aldermen and Councilman against appeasing their
appetites at the Citys charge. The only wonder is
that any decent men ever supposed this decent
thing Ia do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Ny Dear Sir: All l ever saw or heard of
Gen. Grant assures me that he has too much
sense to think of sending me to San Domingo.
Thus far, he has honored and gratifed me by
never suggesting to me that | could be more
useful to the country, or to his Administra-
ton, in any other position than in that which
have filled to my own entire satisfaction for
almost thirty years. At all events l assure
you that never thought of going to San Do
mingo-am not q trusD wanted to go to San
Domingo-and, at all events, wont 90 to San
Domingo. Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The English Government has ordered tne
fertilization of Jamaica in anticlpauon' the
dispatch says, of general war. more sig
nifcant statement, indicating the same fear'
ia the announcement that the reorganization
and increase of the English army have been
actively begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The Albany express robbery proves to have
been one of the most audacious, cOld-blOOded,
and murderous in design on record. Express
messengers are liable to peculiar dangers, and
their companies would be false alike to them
selves and to their duty to their employees if
they failed in cases like this to make most
rigorous investigation, and strain every nerve
TO detect and convict the criminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
Breach Of promise cases being marked charac er-
stc of the present age, reprint the following ~
an illustrative contribution to the history Of th'

istic of the present age we reprint the following ~
an illustrative contribution to the history Of th'
period: 1854
MoRa,S COUNTY, STATE OF ILLrSon, Nov %, 100
Received ~ Jacob T. Long 800 being foil Of s damages sustained
satisfaction u marriage contract between Aso IN
satisfaction Of right tho support Of my child OF which the SAID
Jscob X Long Is the father (sisnedl MELISSA HgSRY.
This release has been regularly filed in the Re-
corders Office, and may be pleaded in bar 10y Jacob
should the fair bat frail Melissa change her mind
and bring her action. 1t is great pity that similar
arrangements in like cases. cannot Oftener be made,
as we have doubt they would be but for those gen
temen of the green-bag, who think long bill of
costs the most beautiful object in the world Judges
and ures must of course try fully all causes coming
before them, in which non-suit cannot be techni-
caly reached but every foolish breach Of promise
action is the prolific parent of five or six more oil to
be publicly investigated to the edcation of nobody
except the scanda-mOngers. The parties to con-
tract of marriage know best what each has lost OF
gained by breach, and should try to effect an ac-
cord in private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Reading the address of Cabral to bis three
or four hundred ragged followers, one woulu
imagine that the San Domingo insurrectlon IS
n momentous affair. The address has interest
for us only as indicating what set OF citizens
we should get by annexing the Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.
TIE sIRUGGLB FoR TIE SENATE.

TIE 5TRUGGLB FOR THE SENATE.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE Democrats Jefferson
City special says: "Tho ststo officers figure up the
election OF Wagner 10 the Senate by four majority II tho
Republicans reunite. II Is reported that st. Louis and
the Southwest will support Mr. Blair In the caucu.
which will give him the Democratic nomination, but
knowing ones say that both blair and Glover " IN e.
bans their strength the ballot, and that Norton Of
Dealt County will be the coming man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
ONE AYSWER TO SEVERAL CORRESPOND
ENIN

SIR: ! see by the newspapers that there is
probability Of your being appointed one OF the Com
mission to examine into the San Domingo business.
In that case the Commission would probably find 1t
necessary take with them interpreter. II were
present recommendations from the most prominent
Republicans in Western New-York, and demonstrate my
capabilty would there be any prospect OF my getting
the appointment am thoroughly conversant with the
Spanish language, speaking aud writing 1t huenty, and
would be wlingto stand examination in that respect
Can trouble you to my communication thereby
greatly oblig ing yours. very respectfully,
CLEVELAND h. HORTON.
Mr.. HORACE GREELEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

calling attention to- and urging the repeal of,
the laws whereby women are unqucstonably
wronged. The part of the Message referring
TO national affairs contains singing rebuke
of Gen. Buffers policy of inauglrating foreign
war to preserve political party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
RusineSe Noliccs.

While at dinner see that your secOnd-stOry
sni scues protected With HoNSs BhGLM AARN
TELKGRAPHtbe ony protector that will secure your house ron our
CLARA Look %. for nfng cnents patent b. iO,Nes
- Nuru 81
EXCELSIOR MEAT AND VEGETABLE CHOPPER
So best Every fam should hNe one
Price sale The srlwsc sad House shtg Stores
Merchants should for ccur ARTISAN MANVfACih
~ Co. s IVES; TweHtg -foaith-sL, New YORK
JOUVrN's INODOROUs KID GLOVE CLEANER
rnevs sod gloves instantly. Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers Price. p cents
MARBLE NANTES, MONUMENTS, FLOOR
Manufacturer ard Importer, "artron
2 Fourhave Stem Marble Works l2l. l2J 10 ta ZSlt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINES.
ss Bro.iesy " 100 Chesiautst, rha 81 Greens bo'ion
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TERMS or TIE TRLBUNE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Mr.. HORACE GREELEY,
Buffalo, Jan. 8, 1871.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03
SempfratiIeb : coufcroatipcr 0Sablz
Scttcl.

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3cttel.
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non Baltimore.
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pon G9dibngtOH Gouutp
fhr has Stuat5 9ONtrolCur5zAWt
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Ndltb. u. geo Nnptt.
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fir Gitter oeS @GiitHz@erthts:
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Tlr oGs StaGts=S e%uotortat oce3. SegtsIGtur'
u3, ii. 10, 49, II mn is, @arS.)
Sir Wiitalteoer Der gcrtstatur:
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=, Selipu Epftcr-
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@eurge Gpifpt,
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3. Se9isIaturz SeSlri.
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(I8dbt an Z. giouember 1S7L)
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Solbn's SaaaocnsSou,ertc.

0eite ulo nlor9en Nbeno barrt unier
in Der u@oncorOia" ein ebeniO %ielteller ais
unSiebenocr @euuB. 9olbp, our6 bic Ser.
anitaltuns BON Saaaben . Gon5erten iomobl
biesicits, wie ~ienieitS beS MeereS betannt,
5eigt 5iuei Gon5crte an, in welden iowObl Der
beriibmtcS aritoniitS antlcg, mie audi bteSo'
p%raniitin @bttb 28pnne, bic Gontre = altiitiu
Yatep, Der 3enor Cummings urb Der Saiiiit
Yatep mitiuirten ,uerben. 8alabet Gonjerte
iinO bier 5luur utdtS gteles, abcr Die iiiperbe
abwc6ielung, welde grade 0olbp ieinen
GOnSerten 81 9eben melB lit bier supor nod
nidt erreid,t worben. Sn QOneon madlteu
ite groBeS Surore. 3uoem brin9t Sr. 0olbp
9anS friihe arditc aui Die bieige Siibue, nto
mit0teht ieben mir Sluet eben 10 senuBreiden,
ais mterbalteHoen SonSertabenben entge9eu.
= Silete fir reieruirte Sige iino in SIC.
GaffraD'S Notwithstanding Su baben.
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In Der .,Irbciterhauem

an Suos 6reoertdt
itio fir bas Srdcftrton, oieies tDnnoerbarc gBert
ocutiter 9nnit, Witocr ieds nere 98aISen einsetrofen,
Sur rSiebiihrn Glltsr" LA Gazza Ladral pom Roiini;
2. Suuertire 5ur "Stalienerin In atsier;" 8. @alop
nab "Sauit;" 4. ameritaniihe Qicber; 5. Barrier Gins
ST. Shlescl ldBt es iif. iuie man fiebt, auScle9en
iein, nitt nur fir @ririiduna ieiner GGlte Su ior0en,
ionbCrn AUDI a%bpe3ielin9 in bcm ibnen 9~eboteuen
SbrenidmQuS Al bieten.
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Sds xheater i'm TrputIfra6e.

GBoGl 9tCbt cs in Den Ser. Staaten tein ~Siuettes
9Otat, oas, ute infer Srortitra6ensG beater, iar 10
~9ertnges Sntree 10 piel 2rsfifidcs bietst.
9ieie gBohe bcttcten bort iuni neue rSterne" bic
Slibnc: Sarrg Jtobinion, Der Silberg tbDr1te, Der
GGrSer uro Singer, Der and einen fiintlib conitruirz
ten @iel p%roouStrt; Die bsriibmten Ne9eroariteler
Sobuion & fowers; Der lan9it permiBte Sbauipieter
5. 9. @oudros; bic %rciSenbc Sin9erin Salie DiGlon
II: I. 10. Ind Z %oreiiirte Sunbe seigen i9re Sunii.
itlte.
gat ncuss 9allet: "9ie Seem 2ancicrs" unb bic
ncue Yoie "Slaubart" iino Die @lanSfiide bieier
gkndhP
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Saltimore, II. Sept. 1871.
ySrn. g. 81. Sromn s. Spmp.,
SIR. NS. GiihzSnmnrhz Strnbp

Weine Serreu!
SD fible es ais Yfidt ge9ert meme leiben-
oeu Wtitbiir9er, Sbnen anSu3ei9en, baB mir
Der @ebratd) Sbrer Gel Vino Catalina" iebr
gut getban bat. SD babe ieit LANCER j3eit cine
erl1lafite uno frarfbaite eeber, perbunpen nit
0pSpepiia unb a%a9emeiner S6wd6e, NIB 1T
feiH Sommer per9augcll, in netfem i'd nid)t
meoisinirte ui,b 9etrdnfelt babe, bis ber leb=
ten CONNER, pabreno ,uel6em i) meiile Sc
l6Gfte obne ben Serlnit eines ~ein5isen Cages
bcior9t lnb mid elmer 9uten @einnbbeit er-
ireut babe. SIR cr9sbener
Nobert ~. Wfitdcl,
pManiion SOuie," Baltimore"
z. Wf. ID. Spnrao s So, Gen. Iaent,
Scr. 10. eisbtsotraBe, Baltimore.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03

nV- San. Rice's Yapiauu.G irfuS. - Or. g.
6. @rane, @eiGdits. l9ent fir Dan. 8ice's 9'ariier
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nebmen. Der 8auinon lpar 1867 aui Der erosen
gBelt auSiielun9 in Rdris ausseite1t, une ipdtcr
tauite i'm Sr. Hice. Der Yapilon Uirb nit Gas
RobrtIblen. allies In Auem 9enomrner, 1T oieIer
gapilon Die iebenspertbeite Topttdt in ieiner strt,
Die man fenut.
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bistet fd Elm trauri9er Qnblid bar. @ineS
Der Iugen 1T gdnjlif geihloHeu. Ind an
onoerer 8beilen oeS S0rperS iii q. beoeuteno
nerpunoet. R. lagt aus, oaB CUR !3eit Der
Grploton er gerabe boz Der @iie oes Seiiels
ftaro nnb nit gliibenber &oblen iiuo beiBem
0ampfe itberl6iittet nnrne.
@rpfoion zines Yitriol Be-
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104 ll6r erploOirte nit iueitbin bBrbarem
Snalle etu S,triOl BebGlter ooer Solben in
ben helniihen Werten Der 9S. 2orcnB &
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Sir ben Nugeublid murbe baOurd) in Der
9an;eu Na6bari6ait groBe SeitirSun9 her
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l1alo uerlebt moroetl mar, 10 tuareit Die Ge'
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gcrihtcte Sbaben betrGgt etluaS iiber $50.
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Ibeub nm 8 llbr Der al Der Ode berpouioap'
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