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New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
OLD CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.

THE POWER OF TWEED, HALL, AND CONNOLLY
TO PASS UPON AND PAY THEh-AFOTHER
SOURCE OF CORRUPTION
A remark made by Mr.. OGOrman in the
Cornell lately before the Supreme Courts Chambers
furnishes key to unlock the secret OF at least one
Of the influence welded by the City Hall triumvlate'
Mr. OGorman said in substance " II 10 not for me TO
make any suggestions to the other side, but may say
that perhaps Mr. Corneps proper remedy would DO to
present his bill to Board which vds created TO see
lust such claims as his against the city, and whose au
tho,tv do not understand 10 be vet expended ii called
on to give my opinion Counsel to the Corporation,
think should advise that course"
The Board referred TO by Mr.. O'Gorman was created
by the statute of April 49, 1870 cih pocer 10 s dH otd
claims AGAINST tie city, Tweed Hall, and Connolly were
the members of this new Board and to see by
the light Of recent developments what vast oppor-
tunity for fraud this new furnished them Claims TO
any amount that had an honest Dass nor an e1
istence except on paper could have been tumped up
against the city the adherents OF the ng ana passed
by these men for their mutual benefit AS the present
Controller (vho 10 of the Board was authorized 70
isue bonds for the settlement Of such claims there was
sure 70 be no difficulty In their collection indeed II
said that this Board phoe poces are yet tnerpended
according to Mr. OGorman) has now under considerar
ton claims OF this nature the extent OF several mil
lions of dollars Of which the Garvey and Jones claims
for which suits begun about Aug l. are iar sam
nes The Board Of Aldermen, which holds occasional
sittngs "a Board Of Supervisors has no power 10 pass
old claims but they may pass any made since the Gre
alton as such Supervisors the only restriction upon the
action being the veto Of the Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
KII.KLuX TRIALS.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept 6.-At the past term Of
the United States District Court large number OF wit
nessess were summoned under the Enforcement act
testfv TO the existence of organisaons among
whom was Thos scanlon Of Newton Co. scanlon testi-
fed before the Grand Jury that he knew of no political
organization. Ku KuI otherwise that Tss nmica to
the laws of the United States State. He said, how
ever that he was a member OF secret organization
having for it's object the good Of the country but he re
f,sa being deemed contempt by the Court and Grand
Jury scanon is by order Of Judge HL OF the Federal
meeting of the Court the frst Monday OF November
scanlo IA represented ~ merchant In high standing.
and universally respected In his community.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
GENERAL ENGLISH NEWS.

PROGRAMME OF THE REPUBLICANs-THE MAR
oUIs OF LORNE APPOINTED GOvERNoR-GEN-
ERAL OF INDIA-THE DUBLIN RloT-THE
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. Q. 1871.
The Republican Committee OF England has
to-day issued the programme Of the party which they
claim to represent 1t embraces the following principles
The application OF the principle Of federation TO the
afs o TSs asoon Of standing
arnles Compulsory education. The State TO provide
sr sss's
TIE 15s asion hsSRa1aep of sepuScsnism Sh sd
The Earl of Derby delivered brilliant speech on the
Land question yesterday at Liverpool on the occasion OF
the opening Of the exhibition Of the Manchester and
Liverpool Agricultural Society.
II IA reportsd that the Marquis Of Lorne s to be ap
pointed Of India, to Earl
Mayo and that the Marquis Of Lansdewne VIII succeed
Earl Spencer Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
The Investigation which s now In progress at Dublin
will undoubtedly provo that the riot Of Sunday pre-
medtated A dispatch from Dublin says Mccarthy, one
of the constables wounded by the rioters Is dying
Queen Victoria is still Ill. and is unable even to attend
Divine service. horse railroad from BlackfAars TO
Greenwich opened TO public use to-day. ohe case
Of cholera has appeared at Liverpool.
large meeting held at Glasgow tonight In sup
port of the strikes in Newcastle Resolutions calling for
the reduction Of the term Of days work to nine hours
were adopted. The hall crowded. Good order pre-
vailed. The prop1etors III Ne"castie arc 1enons iu
every direction to obtain to I'LL the places Of the
strikers Fresh workmen arriving in considerable
numbers from Cornwall, London, Norway, and other
quarters Some factories have been able to resume OPP
erations with their former activity, although nearly
1000 old hands have left the town. Fifty more OF the
wormen brought from Germany substitutes for the
striking miners of Newcastle-on-Tyne have struck
the plea that they engaged under false pretenses
The remains Of Renforth, the Tyne boatman reached
Gateshead tonight Thousands followed the coffin, in
silence to the house Of the widow Of the deceased The
funeral takes place on Sunday.
Eighteen thousand emigrants left the Mersey for the
United States during the month Of August There
an accident, to-day, the Western Railway,
Reading, in which 1s persons injured Four plate
layers were instantly killed by railway accident
scorton, on the Preston and Carlisle Railway.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
FRANCE.

THE CONDEMNED COMMUNISTS APPEALING TO
THE CIVIL COURTs-MILITARY PREPARA-
TIONs-THE WAR DEBT TO BE BORNE BY
THE WHOLE NATION-BAZAINE'5 DEFENSE.
PARIS Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1871.
The condemned Communists, with the ex-
ception of Luer have appealed from the decision Of
the courtmartal to the civil courts The trial Of the
Communist General, Rosse Is appointed for Thursday
OF this week.
The Assembly has adopted bill laying the burden OF
the caused b. the the whole nation, and
providing for the immediate distribution of
francs among the suferers by the insurrecton of the
Commune. The vacation Of the Assembly begins on the
10th inst.
The City Of BOurges is to become military center and
to be extensively fortified An arsenal to be estab
shed and the military school at Metz Is to be removed
there The question Of the creation Of line Of fortic
tions from Avalon to Changy and Autun, Is under dis
cussion by the Government.
President Theirs gave Marshal Bazsine an audience to-
day, which lasted hour. The Marshal has ap-
peared before the Committee Of Military Investigation.
He made speech in defense of his conduct Of the war;
attributing his failure at Metz mainly to lack Of
milton.
The Francais says officers Of the italian army
travelling over French territory contiguous to Italy and
studying its strategic points, In order to be prepared In
Of war with France.
The Bien Pubic thinks that the intimate relations Of
Chevaer Ngrs with Napoleon render his position here
as the representative Of Italy untensble.
The League for the DeiTerance OF Asace and Lorraine
that It will continue Its labors but has mod
fed its title to Society for the Promotion Of Asatan
Emigration ardsse.
The report that the Duke has been appointed
Governor Of Algeria Ii denied The rumors Of dissen-
ons between the Governments of Italy and France arc
false. The Government has informed the municipalities
throughout the country that they will not be allowed TO
petition for the dissolution of the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
rFLEaRAPHIC NOTES.

A. panPs Methodist Church was dedicated in
Proyssss T,sssy Ths Dr. Tiffany Of Fe~Je'ey preached
be sermon
Five deatbs from yellow fever have been re-
the last houl Lbe oo nenef having
uavorbls c bst there are msuT any new ease
The Boston Commandery knights Templars
l,n he DIV ,Asy r an eItesd xursea b. vay a saisgs New
Yo Ab:n, he oossc Mountain and FkhbaE under The
Of Rnissas Cs.nasdsr Wn hyvan ''h' 'AA' soc"npsnes
tban-
Tho action of the Auditor Of the Canal Depart
.ss having As.i.ssd !sn@ nysan - s w. hans Of
AZ, o. ~ essa Be hsstss G,. es vsgkAs Of boats
= fS ~ y:s.sss e..ss2 SytIS6sAsd sbs sppss,sd
.sous 100 delegates, representing the National
pv,ea n - m AslaG RssaHes BssAss k
v,sk vkiS = rssy sss W. ssPslsse h:esseA Ans.e
~ sssss ~ o. IN ssssses q In.ss !sSls a.a
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.ssSs 4 ss sst ssssa saaissass Sss Aas'A.a 81
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
nEK @ OF THE ANERIcUs CLUB FATALLY
~ INJURED By RECKLESS DRIVING.

ArS,.A Aah hWen, one Of the City Surveyors and
4b,,a ~ Es proceeding hOEe. on Monday nsht, in
ntth c%r his residence ReA0g at No. 1853 East Forty.
nms .,s Ct on at the corner Of that street and was
man Isfay.A AHoek9d down by horse driven by milk
The TsSos Spon hn with great force, brt fortna.sy
dA1us on a nSt 90 over hs body The driver who WHs
asStsnoe ts ~. o rate did not stop TO render any
knN 10 49, nen nc As had just sghtsd make any Gt
bsl peIsS w.. 1e %pknan arrested but drove on NJ
land Hmeeu %, and, his house being elosa al
lOVn froSs ~ 70 ct TO his door, where he feii
Aes Ven eSsS Of his injuries When fOusd biz in.
once, but thSv i've veSx t.Is Scn TsIe s.s
N' Ah Even u q Member Of tie AmeSicns Ohm
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
T,uND1NG F1vE-TwENTY BONDS

- u,-,
OVrcE " FN'1YoSs September T. S'h
49,. Iii. "a Oh. AOs,p Of OSE HVTOs@O >'I-''''
~. 49,, ,A., viD BE- paid IN Co.'s ''' ''
=. -. ,,.,,, will es.S An hO"er' I" w ''N''
.,A,ovce decide whether they WI hold
~ ., .Osver, into new eovcnneutY 50.
...r.,.. A,ns possible The pre-G
.>-..
II ts.aly OecO"e' ~ Guy :"
,..,,., into ..bOs oNs'idsrah'n
.-v,, rseenueDdiBs e1chasrs tSe tI per- csH''o|d
,.s :, ard interest," d ibe ChesNPeale and Chic RSr0sd
CoUp.ry selling at % A'' interest " when We nave O' ''
4. 900 cc m The Stal GHOuOt of the loan Is $ls'OO
n. Ceape.le Ard Ohio Bdd' Are Issued in SeO0~n1u0" @O
so nd el coupon and registered interest s1 per o may ano
xo,tsO.r principal and Oses payable in EeWYorE City in
.oscop
,,nA III. yV..~ Pacific Size. a. h. male, price
,, The ws~ pAASc BCuds are all Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
h sI Per Ct JahNary and July principal and interest p''O
m hmWYOrI City, 'DU'S gold com
Also tse Cera. patsc Sizes at the price, about lool
n cr. Ps,ss Bonds are an Coupon Bonds Of $1,000 interest
Cert lhss1, and July, pnncp. and interest payable New
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

THE EMPERORS OF GERMANY AND AUSTRIA AL
sALZBURG.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1871.
The Emperor of Germany, accompanied by
Prince Bismarck arrived at salzburg tonight. He was
received by the Emperor Of Austria who was attended
by brilliant suite The sovereigns conversed together
for quarter Of an hour grand banquet was gVen 10
night at which their Imperial Aajestes ana tne oiS
t,nguished statesmen of both empires present.
The ProvretoI Correspondence confident that the I'M
peria Conference at salzburg will strengthen the friend
ship Of Germany and Austria.
1t "a said that the German Government, replying TO
Roumanian note, again reminded the Cabinet at Bu
charest that Roumania not Sovereign STATE and
was not entitled correspond directly with the Euro
pean powers and 1t informed moreo Ver that lts
note had been communicated to the Sultan
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

not subject to attacks Of the gout at such critical
ments.
SWELL" replied this well-fed luminary ats all tho
same What power has Judge to turn about and tie MP
the hands Of those who appointed himi How can Q
court restrain superior bodyi TIE only remedy 10 with
the Legislature Why don't they apply therep
third, when casually Intercepted, happening to
know the profession Of his quesoner, quietly smiled as
he replied:
"I have nothing TO say about 1t : keep mum now-a-
days, for don't know when he's going to lose his
head. prefer to keep my head level now, that 1t
won't be made more so by and by"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
FIRES.
THE CINCINNATI SAFE FACTORY FIRE.

1HE CINCINNATI SAFE FACTORY FIRE.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-The total loss by the
burning OF MeNeale Urbans Safe Factory Last night
tSo The stock, tools. and machinery, are insured
N The Western Commercial, Miami Valley, and Eagle,
Tor $3.50 each American and Union b. 800 each Cncin.
natl tsOG Merchants and Manufacturers Ga 26d all of
CnClnnatl The building belonged TO W. b. DOdd is in
sufed 10 ne Enterprise, Cincinnati London and Liver
P"O' ana b'yd Liverpool Companies, for 200 each.
TIE GLOBE wOoLEN MILL BURNED.
UTICA MY, Sept, 6-The main building of
WOODEN Mills in this city was destroyed by fire
' e'enaOS' The nre originated in the packing-reom,
Sn vSH what manner cannot be sscertaned The loss
Sadlx IOin. exceed s0OO,0o. Several fremen were
neni -"NSs aNo SS0 hands are thrown out Of employ
ANOTHER WOoLEN MILL BURNED.
In mmhILADnPH14, a Sept. G-The large wooden
.l VI ni'sAhikon Creek owned by Robert Haley, and
Npeo oy Fitzpatrick Holt was burned this morn.
UPON xSSo On the building anil machinery Ia $4,000
eaSSaS M hare Insurance OF $4,000 The fire vas
uS SPsSuins Of an oil lamp.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE PRESS ON THE RING swINDLEs.
THE ISSUE STATED.

THE ISSUE STAIED'
From TIE AIbany Ezpress a,
Friends of good government throughout tne
State the meeting of Monday night has rasea ISSUES
which must lie and settled at the polls next NoVep
ber The questions which you will be called upon 70 ae
eide are Shall honesty dishonesty come out oI e con
test rmphant Shall the rule OF the people or she TUE
OF the Ring prevail Shall those who have swnuiea ING
people be lndorsed repudistedf In sucn We
cannot permit ourselves 70 question the result
THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE RING.
FROM Tk PAtadflpha Press - 49,.
The uprising of the masses OF New ork Clty
on Monday night promises 10 accomplish tne gea.e'
political revolution of recent times The splft mat sn-
mated the meeting almost akin 70 thst 9i looi, mno
forgot old predictions and rallied Win Que accca
to the support and salvation Of the Union IN to u
stance 1t was the manifestation OF tho virtue oi tns
people and q condemnation OF offciai corIupuoa snu
r0guery The meeting, while II was called 70
remedy against the evils OF one party was NOT IT,
one. True tho Republicans predominAteo Doth S IN s %
eaniza0n and In the speeches, but thero were @
Democrats present. Who for the time broke away non M
their old party ties end united IA the rebuke on tno n
their votes had elevated TO power. Tno mo5t nosuo
spoeChes Of tho occasion those OF Judge
and Congressman Roosevelt the drst kepupnose, -
second D Democrat. The WORK o. honony l.fns
V the best ever done In Nsw-York. Tho peril Wnies
threatens tho whole nation hss been guafoed ssn%- AZ
The honest men OF all parties have taken y DO" 10
parture.
TwEED's DEFIANCE OF THE TAx-PAYER As-
TOUADs THE COUNTRY PRESS
rea n ssrssss Jos~sat ~, A..
The TACT that foRr non have been soie "a
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
AN OFFER WORTH ACCEPTING.

T o INC BUfTOT OF THt I'FFVH"e'
SIR; AS there are two Committees of emf
nent citizens now seeking object, viz The un
raveng Of the accounts Of the Controllers Office beg
leave to ma ke the following offer:
If the city authorities will submit the books payrolls
vouchers and returned checks to both Of these
Committees will engage to point out in less than half
an hour, a sufficient number Of entries Endorsements
and receipts for moneys paid out to all that has
been charged. Respectfully yours, &c,
MATTHEW ]. O'RoURKE,
Late OF the Controllers Office.
Netc- York, Sept. 6, 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
TERRIBLE MINING DISASTER.
ExpLosloN IN COAL xNE-s1rY NINE LIVES
LOST.


LosDoR, Wednesday, Sept. q, lsTi.
A terrible explosion occurred this morning
In coal mine near the town Of wigan, in LAncashre
sorae nfty persons who were in Of tho mine at
the time Of the catastrophe were cut Of from oommun
cation with the outer world, and It Is feared have all
been sunocatsd BY foul air. party sent down
to ascertain the condition Of the men who had
been bufled alive are sim in the mine, and
havs Ills thought perished. The neishborhoOd Of the
disaster 10 thronged with the relatives and scQuaint
ances Of the supposed vicms and the Of the
most heartsendng description. The details Of the har
rowing event are awaited with anxiety
LATERThe number Of the killed by the explosion at
wisan is co. The scenes around the mouth Of the mine
are heartrendng.
There have been two explosions in the mine, and
tho shaft has been bricked up.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

TWO &N KILLED BY A NEGRO,

,.SASSASoNVI1LEs Fla, Sept. GA terrible
SS vas enacted seven niles south Of this place last
" which two ecers Of the precent state Admin
Ieerc nm met Their deaths at the hands Of desperate
, arrest the negro, when both vsfe stSbeS in
- uylng instantly. The negro was arrested
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
CRIMES AND cAsuALrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

a.. (, - 4. T,s.s, sss ~ sssss q Ne esassastn
w. = Tbs .on and daughter Of Mrs Paul Schisler Of
iOwa Tewuship lsue, vers a0ss'1" 1"' -
uo,o.r !. r;Ikins had leg broken, and was
,, rssi nj b. al do~s fight Of "an In HIS rs.-
I.,,.. McMsnus. o notorious desperate and
A.. ~ Aihasy Psnesasy reessy slsAl IN. a
~ s ss.ps sss tshss pscs freu thai ersss
aaorre Roberts died In Philadelphia yester-
se.eses ef bsg dswn By 9eorxs esr-ek Il =
-, 1ssss spsseeA r. ..-' s.- ssa go
~ - iaveshsssss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
TURKEY.

Death OF THE GRAND VIZIER.
CoNsrAxrMorIx, "wednesday, Sept ., 1871.
Aali Kibrasli Pasha, Grand Vizier and Min
ster Of Foreign Affairs. died last night Gen. Ignatien
Russian Minister to this country has returned to this
city after a some what heightened Absence.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
ITALY.

CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.
ROME, Wednesday, Sept. Q, is7l
The following changes In the Italian Minis
Try are ofciay announced to-day sisnor Vnoeasi en-
tars the Cabinet a. Minister Of Pubic WORKS. in place Of
sxaer 0sdda who 70 sppoiptea PrsSses Of Bona sao
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
PROBABLY ANOTHER M,rpnpp

Ill rHobABLY ANOTHER MURDER
.ss w, Moer OF No. 069 Pirst-ave. quarreled
Es.,..s KAsleF Of No. Isl West Fortisthst, in
49, iaSt night and struck him on tho head with
4 ~ inA1cfAA mortal wound. Rider Wa ar,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
SPAIN.

THE KINGS TOUR-FRIAL BY JURY.
MADRID, Wednesday, Sept. Q, 1871.
King Amadeus, who is still journeying in
tho provinces has granted pardons to many prisoners
ana visited several bullnshts The System Of trial BY
fury Will soon bc introduced into Spain.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
A SUBMARINE DIVER DROWNED.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Patrick Rooney. sub
marine diver, was drowned yesterday ~ the ~-'es
works above the city by his apparatus Deconhs ioaN
with some piles aud beams which looscneg ne 'no
cap OF the helmet, letting the water Into mo @mof
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
MARINE DISASTER.

A Vessel AND CREW LOST IN THE CHINA SEA.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1871.
The bark Courier has been lost in typhoon
in the China Sea- her crew. composed entirely Of china
men, perished in the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE NEW DOMINION.

STEAMER AGROUND IN LAKE ONTARIO.
KINGSTON, Ont, Sept. ..8.-The steamer Spar
tan. from oswego for Kingston, grounded ths morning
Pigeon Island. &ngs have gone TO her relief.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
ERUPTION OF vEsUvIUs.

A dispatch from Naples announces that
Mount vesuvius has commenced 10 eject lava.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

win be nrusted with the details Of the transfer of ths
capital to this city signor Rbota appointed 10 tho
Ministry of Marine successor to RearAdmirai Acton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-23

American men-of-war the Swatara and Nam
tasket, will remain in Dominican waters.
The New York state editorial convention assem-
bled at Saratoga, yesterday. Over one hundred
editors were present. William I. Twisley, of
the Lyons Republican, delivered the address. In
the afternoon the association made trip to
Saratoga lake, and in the evening compli
mentary ball was given at the Union hotel. To
day the association will visit Lake George.
Thomas Walsh, Charles Carr, Robert Walsh
and Thomas Shea, of the crew of the British
barque Manitoba, who were held for extradi.
ton by Commissioner White on charges of pi-
racy and assailing with intent TO murder Capt
Dunkee and the chief mate of the barque were
sent home on Wednesday on steamer Colorado
for Triest
The Tribune says: General Noyes is a sound
politician and most effective public orator.
He will give the Ohio democracy, with their i'm
perfect platform aud unsatisfactory candidate, a
harder fight than they have counted on. The
tickets nominated in Ohio and Iowa are sure OF
election, and we pay no particular compliment
to THAT Of Ohio when we say it is as sure, not
withstandng the disparity in the late MAORI
ties, as the one for Iowa.
AT Washington, on Wednesday, in the ku-
klux investigation, Mr. Pierce, mayor of Eutaw,
Ala, was examined, and testified that he sat on
a table during the riot in that place, that he saw
the whole of it, and that there were but few
strangers present; that he saw men shot and
pistols fired, but that he could not remember
any particular person having a pistol in his
hands; that he sat on the table and laughed
during the progress of the riot to see the negroes
run.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-23
From San Francisco.
Natives of AIsncc and LOrrRine-A Beer
QuestiOn-PrOsPcct Of Bloody Work,
etc.

SAN Francisco, June 22.-NativeS of AlsacC
and Lorraine, resident in California, unite in a
protest against the cession of the provin ceS tc
Germany, and are determined to remain French
citizens.
The collector at SitlIa seizes and returns &c
San Francisco all ale and beer arriving there
The merchants here charged that he is inter.
ested in a brewery at Sitka, which is in full
blast.
Steamer Moses Taylor, Webb's line, from
Honolulu, arrived this morning, bringing JOG
passengers, mostly from Australia and New
Zealand, bound east. The detention of the
steamer was caused by the bursting Of a fiuc,
when so miles off San Francisco, May oath,
when outward bound, by which accident
Thomas Harrison, engineer, Nicholas Pen
dergrast, II. Mooney, firemen, Paul Mich
olson and William Young coal paSserS,
Oliver Halves, watch tender, were killed. A sur
vey was held, when it was decided to keep the
vessel on her course, and she made the remain.
der of the trip, using only one boiler. The dead
were buried at sea.
The first regiment of the national guards, Col.
W. II. L. Barnes, has been ordered 10 proceed
tonight to Amador county, where the striking
miners have compelled q suspension of work,
not even allowing the pumps TO be used to free
the mines from water, and the local authorities
refuse to interfere. The regiment is armed with
Henry rifles, and instructed to disperse the mob
at all hazards.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-23
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