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The Methodist Book Concern.

BURLINGTON, jane so, 1871.
Editor Free Press and Times:
lnssmuch as you have attempted 70 enligh1en
your readers in your morning edition on thu
d" Methodist Book Room" matters, will you slsp
DO the public the favor of publishing the las;
clause Of Judge Barnsrd's decision in the case
Of Lanahsn V. Carlton, tried last week befor,
the New York Supreme Court We enclose you
the copy from the New York Tribune
Your servants,
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oil and .Nc,c, for the current month, Is Is
sued in especial number for Commencement
OF cour,e large part of it relates to colleges
and oognate topics On procuring copy we
turned at once to Vermont and confess that
we learned some news, as one often does, it Is
said, on going away from home. We were H.
formed that the University was made the state
Agricultural College in 1867, that Dr.. Le5dTee
(sic) is the president Of Midileoury Oolege'
and that Norwich University was estabii'hea at
Niddletown, Conn, and last year transferred
from Norwich to Marlborough. These original
statements are comprised within dozen lines
Farther on, the University Of Wieonsin seems
to have appropriated to itself large part Of
Prof Frieze's account Of the University Of
Michigan. The number is Of value, however
in spite Of its inaccuracies.
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NARROW EscAPE-Mr. Harry Montague and
wife Of North Cambridge came near being fatally
injured on Thursday morning last Mr.. Mon
tague went early to HE yard snd was attacked
By a cross bull, who threw him down number
oftimes. His wife hearing the cutlery went to
his rescue, when the bull struck a. her and
threw her three or four times. sNr NJ had little
strength to aid her, but succeeded in getting
upon his feet again, and went into the fight with
q board, when be was again attacked snd thrown
in manner that left the bull master, and but
for their dog appearing and seizing the bull they
must have been fatally injured.
Mr. NJ. Is quite seriously hurt shout his chest
and limbs and is not sble to help himself, or
even stand without help. bat hopes to get about
soon. his wife came out Of the ARRAY less IL
iared, but quite lame and bruised. Being quite
advanced in years their escape seems most re
msrkAble. Mr. Montague is heavy dairymsn
and one Of the WORTHLESS, citizens Of Cambridge
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The New York Tribune is down on the ever
lasting Msnsard roof for houses, barns and lac
tories
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-07

At Union College, more than ordinary interest
has been felt in the election Of trustees this
year. The election by the Alumni, who chose
four members Of the Board, on Tuesday. result
ed in the choice of Henry r. Pierson Of Albany,
Harvey J. King Of Troy, John A. Deremer Of
Schenectady and Charles T. Smith of Albany
The election is a triumph Of the younger alumni
Of the institution, who hope to give to its man
agement a new spirit and increased vigor by the
infusion Of young blood into the corporation.
A half finished letter from some loving ''reb''
was once picked up in the army, and all the
philologsts of the division we're brought to work
on one word. The word vas "goddlemity
After deal Of investigation it was found that
the poor fellow had thus written God Almighty.
Thackeray, nor Artemus Ward, nor Josh Bill
lings ever made such an approach to a funny
misspell as that The famous Joe Lsne, OF
Oregon, once wrote weather "wrsghter," and
we are forced to say it was the worst spell Of
weather We ever encountered But goddle-
nifty beat the politician for genuine originality
THE LIABILITIES CT TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
There is an interesting case on trial In the
courts in Washington. which will determine no"
+ ar telegraph company is liable for failure
t. deliver messages. Mr.. John F. Ennis,
Ia wyer, sues the Western Union Telegraph Co.
fo $1,000 damages, alleged to have been sus-
tai ned in consequence of the failure Of the COM
ps oy to deliver a message, and by which failure
the plaintiff Was unnecessarily detained from ou-
sin sss. Some evidence was given TO show the
val ie of lawyers time, but before the case was
con ;Iuded it WAS found that the peadings were
deft Give, and the case was continued over.
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The Metropolitan Hotel, Washington has
failed.
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The mystery shrouding the disappearance Of
Gen. Lawrence, late Pension Agent in New
York, IS cleared up st last, according to New
York despatch He is in Texas, defsulter to
the amount Of some S47, 900, lost in wild speeu-
lation, and which his friends say they will make
good and restore him to his family.
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80 ,rrrKLY FREE PRESS
rro Dollars a Year in Advance.

Is Established every Friday morning by
TUT FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
College ST., BurIin gton, VI.
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The Maryland editors propose to go the White
Mountains this month.
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EVENING.

The meeting was called to order by the Presi-
dent. Pref Pollens. who, after the singing OF a
hymn by the audience. introduced the speaker
of the evening, Prof Collier The Professor
after come Introductory remarks, said:
1t is perhaps needless to call attention to the
fact that the " fundamental PRINCIPLES Of physi-
cal and natural science" is, and has been the
subject Of extended discussion throughout the
civilized world indeed. In all countries there
has been a scientific awakening, and in all
countries schools, professely scientific, have
been established to meet the demand for infor-
nation in this department, and also special
methods of instruction adopted to meet the de-
mand.
Certain questions come up TO be renewed with
increasing interest as long as the race endures.
=" What are wel Whence why are WEI and
whittier are we going,' The first recorded
words addressed to our first parents, " Be fruit
ful, multiply and replenish the earth, and sub
due it, and have dominion over the fish Of the
sea, and over the fowls Of the air, and over
every living thing that moveth upon the earth,
perhaps may help US toward a solution Of these
questions. The world through long centuries
has striven in strict obedience to this command.
Our vocation seems to be TO serve God and Il
say it reyerently) get = living. Education is
not merely machine in which anything COM
posed of human clay may be pressed into the
shape Of scholars, as like each iother as bricks.
We are not all made 10 fill the same mould.
Each should prize his own individuality II is
a glorious thought to feel that in the divine
economy there is q niche, high or low. appoint
ed for every one. and our educators are the ones
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The Methodist church in George
7 ing thorough repairs, sud the coug7- 1i'e
been invited 20 worship in the mel-.l VIA
I the Congrcgaii0ls'ists Rev. U a.. -al-
Of L1Eeyiile, n. Y, has been sssigull lis--
the Methods. church in S. jl-s-
and has slreily catered upon l's --
The Wesleyan Metholists o. El-.lli H'
dedicated a chapel in Rome, staining T..la
few rods Of the Pantheon
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TeaandCoHee.


Taking into accounts the habit Of the 7peo-
pie, Tea and coffee for supper and break
fast add to human health and life, il sin
gle cup be taken at either meal, and is
never inCreased in strength, frequency and
quality. If they were molly stimulauts, and
we're thus tSken ia moderation, with uni
fOrmity, they would in time become so
habitualed 70 their em pIoyment as to re-
main IA the same relative position to them,
as ifthey had never been used; and cOnse-
quently ss to themselves, they had better
never be used, as they are SO liable TO
abuse.
But science and fact mite in declaring
them to be nutritious as well as stimu-
liant; hence they will do new good to the
system every day, to the end of life, inst
as bread and fruits; hence we never get
tired of either. But the use of bread aud.
fruits is daily abused by multitudes, and
dyspepsia and ehOlera-mOTbus result; yet
We ought not to forego their employ nieut
on that account, nor SHOULD We forego the
use of tea and coffee because their iuor-
dinate use gives neuralgias and other aIis
ments.a .-=, lsa -
But the habitual use Of tea and coffee,
at the last and first meals Of the day, has
another high advantage-is productive of
incalcuable good in the way Of aVerting
evils.
We oil drink at our meals, and If we do
not drink these, we will drink, what is
WOrse-COld water, milk, alcoholic mix
lures. The regular use of these last will
lead the young to drunkenness the con-
siderable employment of simple milk at
meals, by sedentary persons-by all ex-
cept the rObust-will either eonstipste or
render bilious; cold water largely used,
that is to the extent ofa glass or two at
meal, especially in cold weather, attracts
to itself so much heat of the system, in
raising said water to the temperature Of
the body-about one hundred degrees
that the process of digestion Is arrested in
the mean while, giving rise to a deathly
sickness of the stomach, twisting pains,
to vomiting, purging and even cramps, to
fearful eontortions and sudden death,
which things would have, been averted,.
had even the same amount of liquid, in
the shape of simple hot water, been used.
But no one knowing these things, and
being pFsiudioed against the use Of tea
and coffee, would subject himself to be
most unpleasantly started at, and ques-
toned if not ridiculed, were he TO ask for
q glass of hot water. But as tea and
coffee are universal beverages, are on ev-
cry table, and everybo expected to take
one or the other as matter of course, they
are unwittingly the means of safety and Of
life to multitudes. They save life where
glass of cold water would have destroyed 1t.
So that the use or the beverages is not
merely RIl loW sbles sitis polite, sitis}a ne
cessitys-I HalPs. Journal OF Health.
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Though the Old Years departed, we iain
wOuid record s's'a7
Some other sveinits that viii merit a word.
Let US look 10 political eonquests to-day,
And see what the nation hath wrought in
that way.
Oar bOrlson.is clear, and 'aucosss q our
mark;
But surely one party stiff gtopss IN the
And truly the day Of election each year,
Is viewed by that party,with no little feari
And when she lreturnS, lalus lEfi6Od the
whole land,
There's suppressed disappointment and
silebics at hand. 81 seek
One partyrhas IO.t, and th5 OtHsF has gain
ed,
And tbscause seths Right viii prevail in
the end. si -
tug 5at az sasaVaL
We remember the strife in our own little
town - '''H '-'''' F'.'t
How the Lo,.doa. rose up to- vote our
Saah dOWp; -
And their atioF once kindlsd,A rose peal
aAsr peat, -
And recruits wsFa drumnsed up With fresh
vig6r and zeal.
Ah, the Londons and Denvers were strong
in the field, -.,-.~
And they thought that our Congressman
surely ,nitsC yield,
And acknowledge the force Of their num-
bers and power,
Or fall, when the die was cast, in the last
houE' E e e
With that calmnsss atalwsyS has lem
pered -hisiife, a5sy oaslsu SEP
Dur Congressman moved through tbe derCe
psrtv strife; -' g A'"S- "
No assGTaaGs q J, bo asked If the dsid wore his
oRnl-z arI sll szsrlsv go
II the LoRdpnsa and Deuveuss would be
0verthrown
But he bidsd his time, tll election day
came, t 80 Esaaa
And vict6iy. oucs moro was attdched 70 his
uSmb. ''.4 &
Then the LoudonS and DenyeEs that had
blazed like Ore,
Let their ardor -di4 outnnd beSnat sslFei
And to-day thsy're5asz quiet as lambs in
the fold is-a4a g
And they surely must feel, that they'Ue 6esn
badly "soLd." ..sse -1
Kind patrons and friends bfthe HIGHLAND
NEWS, r.,
OFFER my simple Address,
In a garb Ogthe plainsst Of languages, and
In truth, most humblyaconfess. e.
A COPY please buy from the Carrier B0yJ
IT'S but small boon that ask, ,,.--T
And II the contents you win, kindly Pc
PuSe,c fs sz1aoa
I trust they will not prOFS a task. g.
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But bear With defects fOT the CarEief'
!. Regard not with critical views;
Rsmember how faithful, through sunshihS
:. and storm, y rs4s1fl s-5-,.z
!. I've brought 10 your firesides the News.
And now may the New Year, so fair in Is
Swell each heart with the deepest de-
Nay the sunshine OF love and prosperity
rs Szs fsll s-s Se-i H'Ez7 es,a
On all, for the future looks bright.
May the Old Hear's dark days In forget
fulness sleep; ss,zst
And the New Year the sorrows Of all buty
deep,
And your homes Be- the,sScsnss. of much
= E. ~ sladqsss adjoys..a s. s5 80
u the hapPleat wish Of the = g'a.s9
uH a CARRIER BOY.
Ef5E trsf sr8 -l-fr.
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While the Old Year brought Us pleasure
It has brought as sorrow t9o3s as-t
Homes have worn the badge Of mourning
( Friends have said q last adieu!
Deaths. dark angel, lowering near u.s.
Sought among our loved aud fair,
Buds To- bloom in Eden's bowers,
And they've been Lransplanted there.
Little bIo5nus, frail ana tender.
TwininR round our hearts the while,
Now have left eur homes forever
Beams no more the sunny smile.
o thou stricken, look to Heaven 7s-
God has blest the mourning Onsl
Canst tHOu say 10 all thine anguish,
at Is NNenl Thy ysRlIl be donej't -
Fathers, mothers too, have left rs;
( Aud their Ioss We must aepiore,
But their Watchlag draws US nearer
/ To the bright. eternal shore.ss5s ss5
And it may Be tlht our sorrows '.-s
Blessings IN Disguise arr glvoni
And the loss .ofthose thst love ms,
Zen may be tbe path q Heayeu.s
IS. zf.t-u
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PRETENDED DEALERS IN 0OUNFERFEIT
MONEY. = Andrew Miller, Of waterbury,
Conn.,, entered complaint 10, the Special
Session, New York, against William FL.
Jackson. The latter, as alleged, sent q
come to the city and invest his money in
jewelry and counterfeit money. Miller ne
gotiated for the purchase of 500 worth Of
jewelry, which was to be securely packed
in two tin boxes, and paid $40 for the same.
On arriving at his hotel he found the -con-
tents to be a quantity of tin foil and note
saying this was done 10 mislead the detec-
uves. Jackson and an accomplish, one W.
Harmon, were sent to the penitentiary for
six months, and compelled to refund the
money. On Thursday detectives visited
the place of Jackson aud Howard, ia John
Street, and report that they found in one
Of the desksr700. letters ordering counter
felt money TO the amount OF S575,OOO,
mainly from parties in the South. A pri-
vate memorandum book found in the safe.
showed that within forty-seVen days nearly
$50, 900 had been received by the prisoners.
for diamonds, ETC., were also found, to-
gether with SI65 in cash, aud large num-
Der of unopened express packages con-
raining money and orders. Parties in the
State of South Carolina alone send for $I7,-
600. A bill from prominent advertising
arm in ibis city, for S376,s4, for advertise
ing in ssae Southern cities, wRs -disoOv cred
in one of the desks. The average number
Of letters received daily was two hundred.
-[NeW York Journal Of Com merce.
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1grsf iE Ea G ss5r.-g Hsfs.-r7
sTlfE CA1stIERs ADDRESS
% 81 lH ht E.f8 fr7 I-sa 1s1.aaa
@ 40 THE FAERoEs OF THH sIvsc
gkand Weekly News.
1anuaFt 1ss, 1871.
Herg r6sthinlzs I hear the sound efBslln.
As silently the hours do wing their
WA, an It, it mean I ,bo ' Ta,ohmoR7 n 'tSsif
rOqnds, en- VLf-,,r 4
etHldag the bells for twelve 5'el6ek Ell
4 night2 Et szs-
So, tit not that, they vibtate Soh ana
low,
And there is music in ths very sound
Aa Il BY magic they were gently swaysd
And EielOdy re-eChOed insach bound.
Ah, now I have ST. IT'S the dying Years.
And ihOss sl0N-toltiug BsIls marx butl
rs death. o.-, ssS,
Farewell; Old Year Thy stay with us ia |
brisfi
Each momsn. spssl.s oeihy departing
rr b-.ath. qg,..t
Romorsslsas Tine will write thy home ere |
long.
Upon the scroll Of old, forgotten ySSFd,
ne past doth elaiia thse4thou Art our.i
no more, %
a lOag farewell to all thy lSssud tSsrs.
And'no those bells have caught merry
bound, ,t5 ..
wAae9Oyfal sounds do greet my ready
AZ d ten thousand myriad vOlcea rang'
A merry welcome to the dad New YeaFll
Yea, welcome, thrice W'slcoms,
Thy new course to rJiG,
Glad New Year, proud New ,Yearsz
't,,- or FSEvENTY-ONE!
5f
. q wehnil thee most joyfal,
With musis.and mirth,
Glad New Year, proud New Year,
we welcome thy birth -
Chase tears from the mourning-
ia-,. Hast Joy at Thy CALI
4. GLAD New Year, pFopd New Year,
!. =. Bring pleasure g. c.aili
Yes, welcome, thrice welcome,
Thy new course % Foh,
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Ia q sfsJ SEA- es
Young ,tleA h9E atAa4 where. eld one

Iss q FfsI %iA sh
Young ep% R9F ateoa who're OLD ones
greEsi q "a h1diea Z
On Nab StlssEio0his oJlt new Town Hall
H,allitaPEide.
This latter We have besnsdeniedi as
On dusty Court House ott relied,
And it has served US lonsand Nsll,
Wem1st admit; Or esHis7H
But may our Han now mark the way
Orgreat advancement in our day,
In EruditiOn, Art and Song,
Ii hirtb and wit. A7Sao 4
And may It witness in this age,
The anabitic. youth. the honOrsd sage,
The youthfdl far, the good, Gl0 Ersatl
Assembled here.
Already music's mellow strain
Hath stirred the heart and.charmsd again;
Dur Han vas opened at tths close
OF ne Oba Year. asH 8 Z
And now We fsih would nots the blTthI
Or an irpprove1naut Of much worth, 4
And ons that Btnehts our town,
At fal ofuight. e as1slz 8
It is the Street Bamps. Their bright glow
A new ehkrfn Ger our t6Vkn doth throw
Like faithful sentinels they stand,
TIL mOrhihg hight. lsS
sFi tE lls ~ t7sE ssa.iW
When darkest night our town would
SCREEN ss1 Srs.a rst-r2 5
It is rare and pleasant acene' 7a715> :
20 gaze feom one OF Highlands hills
Oaerltsi0xpanse, tsle.ss assaarsT =
by tlelamP-lighta' glsra5
Each stFest, each honse IN. part deth share,
And so, our'toWusmsu, thus sach year, 4
Our 36yst advance. se1sya
. e. eol.A aila4E 2
We did anticipate ere long,
A Market ,Houfe, With b6sy throng, PC
And well flled stalIss aud maystt Flaq
S6u1e Futafe dayis oisHsay-l- 3 8 =
Dur Turnpikes do blessing prove,
And nova thousand pleasures give,
While winter With her snows aud storms,
Doth mark the way. -ss-
Dur ufnciI.uRderstand their psrts
And grace our town with every art,
That in the end doth much imprOvs,s
And we'll repay.
Proud New Year, msyst thou too excel,
Aud at thy close have more to tell, q.
Than adght the Old Year dare % boast
10 its brief day. szvsHL
ss "a raH e rr
a. Estaf isH-E
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&c WeIeh. 81 ygohea,s J! ...I. oIoth..

a writer. In Good Health sRya that The
average weight, all the year round, OF that
PoEtion Of - Women's clothing which 81
supported from the waist is between ten
Rnd Afteen pounds, and that il woman
was sentenced to carry such weight
about In this way for q number o. years,
for some great crime, the punishment
would be. denounced as an fnhuulan one
yet thousands of women daily endure such
apunishment voluntarily, because it is the
custom, and because they do not know the &
bad effects likely to follow it. The writer
earnestly coansels women not to adopt an
attire similar 20 that worn BY mon, but 70
hHva their clothing suspended from The
shoulders, BY which dangerous pressure on
eb2omiaal muscles would be avoided. ~
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An Ohio youth, who desired to wed the
object Of bis affections, had an Interview
with her paternal ancestor, stating that,
although he had no wealth worth speaking
Of yet he was 'tchuck full Of days. work.
he got the girl.--[Ex.' s.7ai ft--ga.si.. ~
Very sensible "paternal ancestor" and
most sensible young man. II seems that
be Is an ''Ohio youth;" where does he IiYe3
Take town and country in these days and
not one boy of American birth, in tiftY,
ever thinks of learning a trade. Fewer
stiH are "chpck, full of days. work., The
principal business Of youth, from twelve to
twenty years Of age. is to get an aeduca-
aonI just exact enough to enable them 10
read the New York Ledger sT 50 }i-haoa.
This dOne,they are hnished-dnished for
time and eternity, The young man or the
blushing miss, may net Be able to say
whether this be the Eastern or Western
eoutiuent, and may even forget the shgpe
ofthe' earth, but, so long as there RreEIove,
stories in the Ledger to aaWdle over, 1t can
make no difference. AS for work, in any
way, that is quite as absolets, as the honl-
iny-blOCks or jOhnuy-cake boards of our
grandparents.-[[ Marietta Times s7re q
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Geographical Enigma.
an composed of Il istters.
Ny II Is e city ofFraucs.
Ny 10 "a 10 a town on the Mediterranean.
My u a 3 1850 river in Europe. q
Ny Is II 10 is town in Illinois.
Ny Is u 70 is a city IN western Asis.
My 10 8 s l3 is country in Africa.
Ny whole Is city Of Europu. HUMBUG.
Lessburg, o. ''T . i h.
Answer 70 EnlEnaaa IN l4st weeks News No. J. ]
y. as'eaT and u. ., JUhusJu. No. 2, huBtE6hs.
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Youths Department.

sB-Original Enigmas, CbsEades, Problems, etc. are
respectfully Eoliuisadsfhs 6hagers must always
company shsms tUESther with thB-Teal nsma Of the
writer. - AL.LE4 .f7
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J GaoEranhieaI Enigma.

am composed Of 27 letters.
Ny IS ~ q 25 ST 4 II Is town in Mexico.
Ny II 1s 10 l6 " &c q "a river In Georgia. :
NY V s % 25 II iz 2 IL a town in A ustria.
Ms q Is u 10 II 2T is towu in Georgia
My II a Is 12 80 is river n South Carolina.
Ny 26 4 7 % is a lake in Florida
My IA Is 70 X a river In North Carollna
Ny 10 q 4 20 is a town in Prussia
My whole is the names Of two boys near Sinking
Springs ~ t-''a- ''''7a sgG. J.
December fR, 1870.
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GtFanuient thFopED gIeu9rlE8 TissrH
10 ven our vision iiks cloddsin the skies.
We peer through the mist--glad days Of
st tbs spast.T srfrsf Z teEsi-ls go aLE
cOms back to us now, too hAppy.to last. s
We Fondly remember Father with love,
Who watches and cares for, uS All from
abovet
We think Of our blessings, they caqpot Be
b. q tPld7 ANT GaHU
May the NsR Year bring more than. was
brought by the Old.
ID FTsFAEh
Our nation stands fair 'uuong the nations
Of earth, sssea @
e fourishsd ,nnd grew from the day of its
sblrtb -.'H-5 s--H H~-is -
We re proud that We dwell on Americas
soil.
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Select Miscellany.
- 5-s LEFOm the Youth Z ComPanIOu.
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