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ho mny bo "cncouragoa to ropoat tho opora-

ho nny bo "cncouragoa to ropoat tho opora-
tton.
Tho samo farmor pays an nvorago ta1 Of 30
per cont OIL ovory implement Of iron that lie
uaoa; on l1is horsealloos, on hin wngon-tiroB
and hiB ptown; on ovory acrow bolt, nail, or rod
Of iron; ho pays tho ammo tax on tho tin and
oopror waro on lls oook-Htoyo and pipe, on
his glasB md crookcry waro: OIL Ills cutlery; on
hts carpet, and on his bedding. Ho pays lax on
hls salt, lumber, vinegar, and ni,,stard; OH nonr
ly all that ho cats, drinks, md woars, except
what ho raises htnsolf md about fifty cents ont
Of ovory dollar 10 exponds fs patd aa anpocial
bounty to inonopolints who Iayo obtained from
Congress- tho special privilege Of takiug other
pooplc'a property and earnings without consider
alton. Hero is a practical grievance thet Gun be
ro1ncdied ut tho ballot-box by tho farmers. And
yot how many Of tho mon who aro travelling tito
Btato, urging farmers to violence ngninst rnil-
roads, have word to say against this form Of
Legislative plunder Some Of tllo1n arc getting
their eyes open, but t1tb great masa arc atill
deaf and blind to tho chief cause Of their prca-
ont aufferings.
, 1873-03-12

Attempted St1ici.lc--8'Iae Northwestern
sscngerbtl1rtl yVatcr-7Vurlks COM
pnnY.
Spccta, Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, March 11.-G. T. JcnlSins, we'll
known citizon Of osnge, Iowa, attempted sui
eide, to-day, by shooting himaelf twice
through tho hoad, inf]lctins dangerous but not
fatnl wounds. Tho cauHo OF tho rash act is sup
posed to bo tho ofrect OF excitement on spiritual
ma tterH.
Tho first wheat-sowing Of tho season took
place to-day, noar Dunoombe, Hamilton County.
areat preparations arc making for tho meot-
ing of the Northwestern SDugorbund hero on
Juno 20 next. Forty-six sociaties, from all
parts OF tho country, have already sgniho1
their intention to bo prosont, and
many moro arc expected. Delegates
from q number OF tho most important
societies arc alrcady hore, looking to tho pro-
liminary arrangements. Tho Mpnnerchor
Society expect to havo their nev Opera-llous
80 nearly completed MS to pornt tho singing to
take place within itH wallis The lnrgoat gather
ing Of tho kind ever Witnessed in tho Northwest
is expected,
at tho rognlar nnnual stockholders rncoting Of
the Dubuque Water Company, hold yesterday at
tho Compnny's Office, tho folloWinE-Eamod gen-
to,non wore electod to illl the vacancies for tho
ensuing year. Prosdent, s. Chamborlin,
/ Cleveland, Ohio Vice President, F. L.. Cham-
borlin Cleveland Troasuror aud Secretary, IL.
J, Gibbs, Dubuque Directors, s. Chamberlin,
II. l., Chamberlin, ]. L. Ohumberin. Cleveland,
Ohio T. Il. Perkins, N. ". Knball, ?. Kien-
ueBie r, j. Gibbs, Dubuque.
, 1873-03-12

Mfr. Horny o. Kent, Chairman OF tho Liboral
Committee Of Now Hampshire, has published d
very logioal and concise addross recting tho rea-
aons why tho Liberals Of that State havo nomi-
natod ticket Of their own instead Of ooalescinY
witl, tho Democrats in tho proaont campaign.
Tho positlon taken by tho groat majority OF tho
Now Hampshire Democracy last year, ho aays,
was auch as to challenge tho respect Of tho Lib
oral Ropub1icans. NovertholoHs, thoro we're
1000 Democrats In tho State WHO refused to fol-
low the party standard, and this dofcotlon Was
sufficient to neutralizo tho Liboral Republican
strength. 1t docs not appear that any moro
lopeful roanlts can DO looked for In tho future
from coalition. Therefore, m independent
organization has boon decided upon in New
Hampshire as the initial step to tho Presidential
campaign Of 1876.
, 1873-03-12

upon him was torrlb1o. Hanging would h4.ss havs
boon mIIder punishment. Ho haa said but little
sncc. Hope has desortod hi1n, and ho 6oems
res,gnod to his near fato: ,, ~ t.,
fact. Ct. thst ] ;ioath f. fearcd. 4 serortor Of fgH
TRIBUNE called at Ills residence last oYontng TO
aBoertain how tho doplornblo. orror h9tt noen
n1at1o, ind was informed that ho could NOT pa
ie sSe ooyeysn Hy nns p'f5T To Gxs repeer o efne
ovor, that hrr. Mason had boon lotl to behoyo,
from what Judge hfoAllfstor Aaih whom tho
record waa first presented to linn, that q SUPER
olnimed tint tho jndgo'u remarks on TINT point
woro worry posltiyo. According to l'is own atatc.
mont, or at least according to Tie atatomcnt OF
tho persona WHO roprosont him at his residence
ton ' from from I Judso sioAlliater wes ~ opinio'.
granting suporsodoas. that the thought of
opening it nevor cntorod Ills mind, He would
have Btakod his professional reputation upon it,
was s'Gs notaoa q IN ns good 5 iatS and no person
can fool moro horriaed at tho turn
affairs havo talon than. Mr.: nIngon.
It may be remarked, In passing, that thn 10 10
to 10 stretched on Friday, unloaa Gov. Dcvor-
iage intorpoaoa his official cc1omonoy.
Drivor has onttroly recovered ha sof-posaos..
sion Ho is as cool aud ool1eotod as over, and
noas that would shock persona who are aonsi-
t., Q on Bucl grayo mattor. Tho writor had q
bria1 co1vorsation with him last night. I1e said
that his counsel had inflicted q noodlos8 torture
by his story about tito Huporsoleas Had ho
(tho counHoD httondod to the 1nattor ut the
proper tlmo it would have benefited him
(Driyor) greatly, because If SUCCESS was not at
tanned, ho would thon havo time to apply
to tho Governor for communication Of
sentence. His friends would work for him,
however, In tho short time that romained but hc
bad little faith in tho rosul: VI their ondeavorB.
In answor to tho question, "Whnt do you sup.
poso caused your counsel to toll YOU that q au<
porsodoas had been granted in your cauo whoo
ho was not oortatn OF It Drlvor answered,
m,Whisky. Tho man las boon drunk ovor sinco
tho trnl. TIL remember him as long aa live,
which won't 30 worry long, suppose"
with tho unfortunate Driver, fcelH aomowha1
| jubilant at the result Of tho application for
| Buperaodoas Ho thinks that Chicago papor
known by the name Of Inter- Ocean, hna put til
foot IN IL it IL giving IN opinion fo1
! without first consulting tho gentleman.
However; he thinks that that paper nlndo an asa
Of itao1f when 1t said that the reason why Judge
MoAl1iater granted tho suporsodeaH WIS because
there had not boon o loyal Grand Jury impan.
nclcd IN Cook County for aeyoral months. This
statement, he thinks, nppoars all the moro eBsi.
nino In Wow Of tho fact that 10 guporsedeas was
granted. Mr. Reed believes that Drtvor ought ia
ha the last man hung In Chicago. In lis opinion,
| Portoet aud Rafferty, should havo gone boford
him. Ho catnot 500 tho conBiBtonoy OF Judge
MoAllister granting Buperaeleaa writa In their
caBes and refusing ono Ia tho caso Of Driver,
who ia no vorae ii point Of character and whoao
trial Wa8 no more free from errpE.
, 1873-03-12

Wo doubt whether thero Is any powor In Con-
gross to mako Mr.. Koloy, Of Oregon, refund any
portion Of his pay or mi1oago. Theae woro fixed
by Inv before llo drov tlom. His eorv1ooa aa
momber OF tho Forty-aocond Congroes had OK
pired and la monoy WAS oarncd boforc tho now
not bocnmo Inv. On tho dth OF March, lilo
Government owod 1lim corthtn amount undor
contract for sor7loog aud n,1ongo up to tho pro-
coding day, tito monoy having boon previously
appropriated, and tho amount fixed by statute.
Uougroas could no moro compel lin to refund
any portion Of thia than 1t could compel Mr.
Banks to rofuud his pay received aB Speaker SIX
toon yoara ago. We aro especially painnd that
Mr. Trumbull should hayo voted for this bill, aud
NO earnestly hope that he will refuse to nyail
himHolf Of ite provisions, or to take from tho
Troasury larger sum than ho had agreed to
soryo for.
, 1873-03-12

Tho Burgomastor of Strasburg recently nd
dreaBed petition to Bsmarck requesting that
tho French tongue might bo regularly taught in
the elementary schools OF the city in addition to
the German, alleging its nooossity on account Of
tho intimate commercial rotations OF strnsburg
with Trance. The crafty and versatile Ohancol-
lor sent back 4 worry decided negative, stating
that It was out Of all experience that children
could learn both tongues 80 that thoy would bo
Of any advantage; that those people who
thought the french tongue Of my advantage
Ind the opportunity to send tholr children to
those placcs whore Trench was taught; and
oloHed with the nent bit OF sarcasm that
$50 far as is known, on the farther siac of tho
frontier, the Go1,nan tongue is mover taught in
tho French schools, from which 1t may bo gath
efed thas tho supposed necessity Of mutual
knowledge Of the tongues Of fneighboring statoa
has not yet been discovered in those schools"
, 1873-03-12
LUMBER INSPECTION.

13nlcs and Regulations Adopted by the
Chicago LNmbcrmn11ss Exchange.
At the moating Of tho Board Of Directors Of
tho Lumbornan's Exchange Of Chicago hold in
thoir room, corner Of Franklin nnd South Water
streets, yesterday, the following resolution waa
adopted:
ne.o'yedl That tho Committee on Inspection be in-
ton Of aner IN this parke. that tic grading aud %.
aorting Of al lumber sold by cargo othcr los shall
md Sy Tie yasds IN this second ths tue pat Ct.
per!enoo Of thta orgsHzation has proven tho lenHy
saS Ps RSas wsa fs 1 s
seAe ass* gsss'ss faT fosSt
BE- to failartze inspectors with saoh yard-assortng
hfth, that tho manner and detail Of conducting said
tee on inspection, with full power to act and carry
It into edect.
CLASSIFICATION OF GRADES.
In pursuance Of the aloYe Instructions, tho Con--
1nitteo announce the following tho classification Of
hs grades 1sIp adopted for tho na {ta S lumber H. this
sssss = as sna stock boarss,cots include
all kinda that are batter than common, and falling be-
Firatsnd second clear atrips-usually inspected al
Fiji md second common 1ooring-Usually inspect-
cd ~ one quality.
!" 0uiis" includes al kinds poorer than common, mob
embracing fefuae or W0fthlea9 lumber,
All tapsr1ng lumber should be measured ono-thtrd Of
the distance from tho narrow end. ANY fractional
part Of foot should not be counted, excepting
scanting md jnst. Ali boards md PUNK to bo uaa-
,lred in even lengths. Cus should commence ten feet
In 1ength and rneasuro sasno ~ other grades.
The manufacture Of lumber should be taken into
consideration, and when badly manufactured should
reduce tho grade. In all tho Inspector shoud
examine both alles OF lumber.
DUTIES OF INSPECTORS.
It shall bo tho duty Of Inspectors to toep tho original
taysheets at !ess enc year mad that said tay scesz
At iii ba Il n n f1nr
terestod therein. refusal by any to exhibit
such sheets whom called upon by any Of tho parties n
tercatcd my Of the members Of tic Inspection CON-
nittc0 shall he deemed sufficient for revocation
Of his certificate OF appointment.
inspectors aro directed not to tntruda botwoeu
buyer and sclcr while sales being mnlc aud tho
persistent Interference BY any Inspector shall 10
deemed sufficient cause for revocation Of Ills cer-
HdcAte
After any Inspector has received hts iustruction1
from both buyer aud seller, given together ho RhaI
pay no attention to any dincrent Instructions or sug
gestons from either party given singy.
The inspectors and meaaurora ahall IN all casea
ptoJ competent talymen aud shall call out In quan
lies not teo si1ty feet and bo anaworo back by
their ta13y-meu distinctly, r. K. D1oKFonD,
A. a. CAnrEsTE1,
WSf. DIANcMARp,
Inspection Committee.
, 1873-03-12

All elaborate argument in dofonae Of tho rail-
roads, in their relations to tho public, was do
liyorod boforo tito Joint nailroad Committee Of
tho Legislature yesterday, by h1r. Robert uar~
ris, tho General Superintendent Of tho Chicago,
Burlington l. Quincy Railroad. Ho discussed tho
question from tho standpoint Of tho railroads In
al1 ita aspects, aud defends thoir ohargcH and
tllolr Determinations as forced upon them
by their outlay and tho competition
to which thoy aro subjected. Ills vfews arc OK"
pressed at lcngth, and arc worthy Of oonsidosa-
tion al tho presentation of ono side of this
problem, which can bo justly settled only after
full and fair lloaring to nil tho intorosta In
vn1pnd
, 1873-03-12

Thoro Ia movement In England aH vol aH In
this country to correct tho OWLS Of tho Jury
Byatom. To this ond, tho Attorney Qonoral has
proposed, in Parliament, d worry radical 1noaalro,
which docs not soem to command popular con-
filonco aud will not bo likely to rnsa Tie main
features Of tho Attornoy-G Gonorale proposition
aro reduction Of tho number Of tho jury from
two1vo to novon, except in trials for treason md
murder, and tho principle that majority shall
DO allowed to voto vordtct. Tho frat o]lango
is recommended in orlcr to locraase tho NUM-
bor Of persons withhold from their oc-
oupntiona to attond court wloro they
awnit summons as Jurors. Tho
Attorney General arguoa that tlcro is no magic
iu tho number twelve, and that tho number
might just as we'll be Hovon. In reply to this,
1t is answered TINT there is no moro magic in
the number aovon; that tho owl complained Of
can bo romodied in some. other ma1,nor, and that
it would bo dangerous to change tho number
constituting jury when tho people hnyo
loarnod to regard that number aB necessary to
thoir protection. Tho second change suggested
by tho Attorney General Ia opposed still moro
vigorously. It ia similar to proposition that
has boon msdo in tho Illinois Legislature, OK
cept TINT tho latter requires that two-thlrda
votc shhl1 DO required for tho vordict
Both plans SOON to DO inconHdorato
and dangerous. In tho organization Of
turios, two-thirds Of tho mombors arc aa opt to
bo stupid blockhoata as ono-third, mud tho pro-
posed change would give them tho opportunity
Of determining d verdict whonover such q
division should occur. It would simply 10 an
application OF the majority rulo to jury yor-
diets, na it cxists now in politics. Tho prinoi-
pic ia carried fur enough alroaly, and it would
DO especially dangerous and Objectionable to
npply 1t to absolute judicial verdicts affecting
'lifo, liberty, mud property. Tho principle Of
unanimity has tho constant advantage Of secur-
Ing loliberation and consultation, moro apt to
result in just verdict than a hasty, inconsidor-
ato yoto Of tho majority.
, 1873-03-12

THO dispute botween Omaha and Council
Bluffs for tho honor OF being tho terminus Of
the Union Pacific Railroad llas recoivoda judicial
solution. That Company has sought to prevent
Secretary Boutwell, from Withholding ono
half of tho tolla charged upon Govern-
mont freight passing ovor tho Omaha
brtdgo by Pleading that the road did
not begin on the east sido of tho river, and
that tic receipts Of tho Bridge Company woro,
therefore, not tho receipts Of tho Union Pacific,
and not liable to Government duos. In answor
to this, the Attorney rules that tho road
docs begin on the cast side. This decision, be-
aidos sustaining tho right Of tho Govornmont to
one-ha1f Of tho chnrgos on it's freight passing
over tho bridge, gives an incidental sanction to
the claims Of Council Bluffs over Omaha Us d
terminal point,
, 1873-03-12

The successes OF tho Carlista, which are now
reported almost daily, and the rapid manner in
which they are overrunning northern and cen-
tral Spain, give intorost to tho following state-
ment Of thoir strength, which ia published In
ono Of the Spanish papors Baballs, oon,man-
-GonoraI Of the Oarliat forces In the Province
sf Corona, las 1900 mon Garccrau, in the
provinces Of Barcelona, 1000 men; Vallos, in
Tarragona, 1900 mon; Nadarro, in Le-
rida, ZOO mon; Cucula, in I'll Maea-
trazgo, A,D00 men Ola, in Navarro, 2,b00 mon
Lizarraga, IN 0uipuzcoa, 1,500 mon. In Biscay,
thore aro also humorous small forces. The same
paper says: "Tle uniform Of tho Oarlist
cavalry consists OF blue trousers with roc
atripos, dark-oolored jacket, Wellington boots
, 1873-03-12

Among tho arrivals at tho Tromont, yesterday,
WAS Mr. g. H. Deero, of Moline, III.
Tie Rev. J. Ii. Mclaughlin will load tho noon
prayer-mootlng to-day. Subject OF meditation,
"Tho Gospel Call"
hir. @. H. Mccormick will send two Of bis
splendid combined roaper8 and rnowors to tho
Vienna Exposition. n1R machines carried or
tho frat premium at tho great Paris fur somo
years ago.
4 meeting Of nembora Of tho Deloit College
Alumni Society, Of Chicago, and OF other frion!a
Of tho college In this city, will bo hold at tho
tako action In regard to the death OF Prot. J. J.
Bushnell.
, 1873-03-12

It is stated that tho laat railroad victory
secured In tho Now Jornoy Legislature cost
quarter Of million Of dollars, and that tlon It
1t was won by a bare majority Of tho roto. II
this Ia true, it affords M encouraging outlook
for tho failure Of railroad powor ovor tho State
LogialatnroB. Tho prico hnH bocomo too high.
If 1t takcs quarter of million to buy baro
majority Of ono, tho invostmont will DO too
largo md tho results too uncertain to warrant
frequent ropotitionB. 1t will DO found cheaper
to run railroads OIL thoir morits and without
Legislative MD,
, 1873-03-12

Immediately after conceding tho opposition
ono moro representative On oach OF the 1m'
nortaut committees, tho Republican majority In
tho scnato Increase the Committees on Appro-
1riatlons, Public Landa, poBt.0flco, and Eleo-
tions-1ilo ]aat OF which is tho most important
Of all tho committcea-by two monitors eaoh'
T1,ny will now number niue each, instead
OF aeyen. Tho representation OF tho mlaof1'y'
tustead Of being raised to two OUT ot
v,von, or nearly one-third, is reduced to lcss
,han one.fourth. On the Committee which Ia
, 1873-03-12

E(FthET UGEH1A9 OF k1a0 z&ODbGFF u AAV
Falls City :ro',ncco 13ialals.
Lou1sy111E Ky, March 11.-Othor special do.
posita in tho Falla City Tobacco Dank, robbed
o On Sunday nght, arc found to he missinae to-
day, among tlom ton bonds of tho Louisvillo,
Cincinnati t. Lexington Short Limo Railroad,
numbers 103 to 202 inclusive, Of 81 .000 oach;
alao 1856 to lao inclusive anil 140 and 160, Jolor-
sonyi!lo, Madison Il indianapolis lsallroaa tlrat
ortgass Sst bonly .e e9G eaea aso aGG 1129 o. to
socund p,ortgago bonda, 81, 200 eaol: All tic
Jeloruonyio iEalroad bonds, tho Short = Line l,,
aro rniaaing, amounting probably oyer $l0o 300.
It sooma tito burglars ueoeted all tho securities e
securities scattoroa oyor tho floor Iho ysult
burglars, tho most skillful aud uciontitio
IN tho bsuoas further ex1mnst9n na1 mrsSd,s Of ane
ctYoyt lad boen tuado to barglarizo tue bank IN
tho aame way. an iron wedge was driven in
tic corner OF tho lnnor casing, and also q small
hole was cut through TIM top. The wedge WAS
rusty, anu tho hole wan filed up with putty. It
IL y suprosod tlo attempt was ma,lo 1o1ne months
Binco, mud reliuqushed for luck Of tools, but tho
aame parties returned we'll prepared aud accom-
pliBlcd tho work.
, 1873-03-12

New Hampshire election returns up to mid
nisht giyo Straw, Republican, Yoto Of 24,a71 +;
Weston, Democrat, 21.s57; Blacluan, Temper
ence, 82G; Mason, Liboral Republican, 4Go.
There is, in comparison with tho votea Of pro-
yious years, Republican loas, 80 far. of 0o8'
Tho closenoss Of tho yoto-which may bo made
sill closer by returns not yet In from tho north
ern part Of tho staso-rondor 1t possible tha'
there Inns been no election by the people
Should this bo the caso, tho election goes tt
lin Iepfalaturo.
, 1873-03-12

dhrk-bluo cloak. and tho rod bogna. Thor ap-
pointmonts aro oxcellent; tho horaes small, but
suro-footod aud powerful; tho mon wel~arnod
with long-aworl, carbino, md pistola." Tile In
surrootion Is doing immonao injury to commerce
In tho north Of spatn particularly in the Danquo
Provinces, which aro tho busiest III tho country,
and most OF tho manufacturers aro closing thoir
factories from Inability to obtain matorial or dis
poHo Of their goods.
, 1873-03-12
other ond;

Out Of every s107 ho o1ponds for tho neoes-
sary clothing Of hls family s61.50 il Tor tax not
to tho doyernmont, but to tho WOODEN mud cotton
monopollcs, ponsionod by lhw. This tax Is
eaual to 807 bushols OF corn, md is that much
Of the annual product Of tho farmers labor
taken from him and given ovor to cortain
mouopolsts, without consideration Of any kind
II this tax woro paid Into tho Treasury there
mteht bo uomo e1ouae for 1t, but 1t Ia taken In
tho form Of oash, and paid to tho monopollst that
, 1873-03-12

Lending mon In Senator Dogy's party como to
tho MD OF tho Republican minority who, in the
Missouri Legislature latoly, asked the
United statos to supplement the far
cical proceedings at Jefferson City by
vi honost investigation. These Dcmo-
Gratis aro statei on whit appears good authority,
10 have addressed TO tho Senate Elections Com.
r1ittco q memorial containing now evidence oi
bribery on Bogy's part. Their statements are
uworr to, aud contain tho names Of tht
t3ituns..n3.
, 1873-03-12

PortugueHo papers not long ago hastened with
Suspicious alacrity to aver that there WAS no
Republican movement In their country. They
:ow admit that attempts arc boing mado to oa-
tablisl Republican party in Portugal with 4
,:gor unparalleled in its history.
, 1873-03-12

poriiro Daz, WHO was tho most intractablo OF
all the Mexican reyolutionists, and laia down
his arms and disbandol his troops but d fow
months ngo has now boon elected to the Chiof
Justicouhip Of tho Supreme Court. Thia sudden
freak OF popular favor, which would be startling
in any but Moxican politics, gives Dinz tho sue
cceson to tho Presidency, should any vacancy
occur, OF Do mado to occur, as sometimes hap
1aur III Ma.sEO.
, 1873-03-12

No e4pc,'sctleas LAS been granted Driver, the
vife-n,urdorcr. Tho announcement that Judge
McAlliytor had given stay Of proceedings in
his case had its origin aololy in q minapprohen-
SION of tho prisonor's counsel, who miatook o
packet continuing the record Of the proceedings
md aon,o otl,or formal papors for tho coveted
writ. According to the present outlook, Driver
will DO hanged day after tomorrow.
, 1873-03-12

NO choice was roachod yesterday in tho oloc-
ton Of n souator from Massachusetts to succeed
yico-Prosidont Wilson. Dawes and Boutwell,
we're the leading competitors. Dawes led Bout
77e OH oach OF tho four ballots in tho Sonata; but
In tho House boutwell, showed such unexpected
misunderstanding on Tho second and last ballot
12l to % for Dawoa-that thero is little doubt lie
will 10 olocted OIL Tho trst ballot in joint session
to-.31y
, 1873-03-12

sptcioi Dfypatch to 1Nc CAfcaGo Tribune.
DETito1r, Mich, March l1.-Last night the
house OF ii. q. Smith, in Chnca1e, Kont County,
Mioi,., waa destroyed by llro hy tl,e explosion ct
q KEROSENE lamp, Mrs. smltli'n clothing caught
fro from tho explosion: and sho vas hnrnea SO
90 rapidly that a SOIL Of Mr. smith, Il years old,
anlooi, III nuothor part Of tho building. was
burned 10 death, 1t boing Impossible to rescue
lin. Nr. Smith is 10 burned tlsgt It ia believed
Tint Ills oyosight Ia entirely destroyed, aud hls
hands crippled for Ito,
, 1873-03-12
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