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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

Statesman.
comparatively a new
yery .arge and is spl
tied We have no home n
iionairs and no great amount
Of surplus capital to invest inS
railroads. Jay Gould and those
whom he represents have
large amount of capital which
they are seeking to invest, ar s
Texas offering a good field f
investment they are puttii
money in Texas railroads, wi
a view to ultimately reachi
the City of Mexico by rail. -
may safely be predicted
within FIVE years, perha
less time there will be o
two roads running to that
This will open up an immd
and lucrative trade to the Un-'
tied States which country viii
supply Mexico with goods that
are now bought almost exclusive
ly in England. Mexico is a lap.e
buyer of cotton goods, Yexas
produces vast quantitkof cot
ton of superior rddsiity and
with a market f0f cotton goods
next doorf=so to speak, cotton
mills on an extensive scale viii
no doubt be built at various
points in this state where water
power can be had in abundance
and where the climate is so
mild that mills can be run the
whole year round. Whenever
capitalists are satisfied that
money can be safely and profit
ably invested in cotton mills
they will do SO. That cotton
factories can be profitable op-
Grated in the south has been
fully demonstrated by the sue
cess that has attended those
established in Georgia.
Jay Gould and his coadju-
tors are wide awake and know
exactly what they are doing
and what they expect to do.
The railroads they propose
building are simply the begin
ming of a system which will in
the course of the next decade
cover Texas with a net work of
railroads similar to that which
now covers the state of Illinois.
Kansas has been made a pros
porous and populous state by
railroads in about fifteen years,
and yet no one will claim that
the citizens of Kansas built
those railroads, or that they
had less faith than the men
who in their cooperate
capacity built the roads and
have transformed the buffalo
range into farms and gardens.
By a similar process Nebraska
has been made into a prosper
Gus state, Railroads. since
1880 have developed the entire
west and made her what she is
to-day.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

Profcssor-Mr. M, what
is the answer to the second
question? Mr.. NJ latter
waiting in vain to be prompted
nobody seems to know, pro-
lessor.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

A Baltimore clergyman re-
Gently preached on the subject:
why was Lazarus a beggar?"
We suppose because he didn't
advertise.-Burlington Hawk
eye.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

RETURNING officers at the last
election were generally careless
and a large number paid no at
-teuhon whatever to the require
ments of the law. The next
Legislature should carefully re-
wise the election laws Of the
state SO as to provide for a
more prompt counting of the
vote and for speedily and ccr-
rect returns. The compensa-
ton Of election officers should
also be Increased.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

THS Flatonio Argus reports
the number of convictions made
by the county attorney of Fay
cite county at tttte-Iast term of
the district court and says==elssyy.iiS
is rather poor showing for our
new county attorney to make. !"
The Galveston News remarks
that a better attorney should
have been elected. Perhaps
so. But as matters now stand a
good lawyer of established rep
tation cant be induced to .un
for the oaics-<af coe-4ty-attor-
ney; he can. make great deal
more money by attending TO
his legitima practice. The
is in need Q. z 5I0yemept.
But two JURORS were obtain
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

: The roias dc town


The rod The. town of
Cuero are all Seing worked,on.
-Iu San Sabq county the
sweet potato creR was froze
out.
Eleven jurors were obtain
ed in the Rothschild case on
Monday.
= About ten per cent of the
cotton crop of Grimes county is
yet in the field.
Ono of the leading features
OF the HempsteadACourier is a
lack OF local news.
= Capt. Ben Thompson has
been duly installed as city
marshal of Austin.
-Belton merchants are ship
ping cotton anywhere they can
get teams to haul it.
= The game of billiards at
San Antonio is at a low ebb-
it has worn itself out.
: Whitney has a ten-year
old negro boy who has COM
menced life as till taper.
= Fifty bales of cotton were
sold in Georgetown the other
morning before nine o'clock.
James P. Newcomb, a shin
ing light of radicalisnl, is a can
dldate Tor mayor at San Anton
10.
Sneak thieves have been
taking in Waco. A number Of
houses have been entered and
robbed.
Roach & Turnay have not
less than one hundred miles of
the Santa Fe railroad under
contract.
-Four baskets of silver ware
that were planted by Dallas
burglars, were dug up on Sat
urday last.
A Galveston grocery house
advertises in a Fort Worth pa
per. 1t is looking for North
Texas trade.
e. N. Flelding's residence
in the suburbs of Houston was
burned last Saturday night.
Loss about $4,000.
The Terrell Times of the
10th inst. just publishes the Of
fetal returns of its, kaufman
county's, election.
= At Bastrop a colored man
has made affidavit against the
deputy county clerk for issuing
a marriage license to minors.
= Sherman is having cold
weather; ice an inch thick is
frozen every night. The town
is also overrun with tramps.
~ man named Thomas,
constable at Concho, has been
doing quite profitable businers
by arresting and robbing sol
diers.
Lafayette Brown goes up
for FIVE years from Palestine for
puGury. He turned states ev-
idence in the Grayson murder
case.
= The town of Sherman is
again to be lit up with gas, the
gas company agreeing to light
the streets for the sum of $40
per year per lamp.
= There IS not a vacant
dwelling house in the town of
Bastrop and the Advertiser says
that quite a number of houses
could be rented.e :
: The town of Cuero is
without any organized FIRE de-
partment. After a destructive
conhagration a fire department
will be organized.
= The Flatonia Argus says
that never in the history of that
town has business been SO pros
porous or have merchants sold
as many goods.
: Jackpot" is epidemic at
Henderson, Rusk county. May
be some of the readers of the
BANNER know what jackpot is
and some of them don't.
The cotton seed oil mill at
Sherman pays out s6oe~per
week for labor, andSin conse-
~
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

VIZ have received the yves
tern Farmers Almanac. Tor
1851. It's published by John
P. Morton & Co., Louisville,
Ky. The current number be-
ing the 6fty-fousth year Of IFS
publication. 1t contains a vast
amount Of matter OF interest to
farmers. besides many original
recipes and hints. The price
Of this book IS only ten cents;
the information contained in it
is worth many times that
amount. In a few days it will
be for sale at McFarland's book
store.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23


at It's mast head, for the United
States senate.
The Houston .Age pronoun-
ces the bell punch a failure and
demands its immediate repeal
by-she legislature.
a MSNs> personal character
has nothing to do with his pol
itics says the Sherman Chroni-
Gle, and it is rights
The Fairfield Recorder is in
dulging in a little bit Of editor
ial correspondencc-its editor
has gone to Houston.
EaE Sherman Chronicle calls
the Central rsifhf0aSl the angel
maker, The Belt&n Journal
says Nat Q. ought { travel on
it,
IN the district c93rt at Aus
tin Mrs. V. c. Bua;c was given
a judgement Us. tic H. and T.
C. railroad for $50 500 dam
ages.
The J36ksen county Clarion
wants tRe Galveston and Ca
MARCO frailfoad and says it is
anxiously looked for by the
people.
TUE Hampstead Courier
made its appearance at this Of
fee yesterday, being the first,
time we have seen it in many
weeks.
EDlsoSSElectric light COM
pany has made a>propositon to
the city council of New York
to light the streets of the city
by electricity. y
THE Houston Age says that
the legislature has no power
over chartered railroads. That
settles the matter; Judge Jere
Black can take a back seat.
FOURTEEN citizens of Harri-
son county have been indicted
by the federal grand jury, now
in session at Jefferson, for vio-
lations of the election laws.
The citizens of Harrison
county indicted by the federal
grand jury for violation Of the
election laws have been held to
bond in the sum of. $1,000 each.
The Gonzales Inquirer is try
ing to rival the Columbus Citi-
zen in writing up wedding no
tees; u its last issue it gives
column notice of wedding.
AN Austin special to the
Houston Post says that the
rowdies of Austin had grand
jubilation over the election of
Ben Thompson to the marshal
ship.
The Dallas Times reports the
condition of Mrs. Copenhagen,
her mother and Muller as bad
as it has teen reported in the
dispatches. These people are
perfectly crazy.
THE Denison Herald is fire.
quently changing its local re-
porters. 1t now has Col. Lip
scomb and Col. Hightone
Brown, both of whom are said
by the News to be A No. 1.
An advertisement in the BAN
NER reaches the entire reading
public of Brenllam as well OF
this and surrounding counties.
A sign board on a tree or
sticker stuck on a fence or
box, is seen only by the few
persons passing by and it is not
needed by them.
The Galveston News may be
numbered among the doubling
Thomas class, as witness the
following; The BANNER chron-
icles the unusual event of two
old topers swearing off before
instead of after Christmas, but
naturally asks: will they stick7
Ycs-to their cups.
THE Mckinney, Advocate
published at the home of Hon. |
J. w. Throckmorton, is doing
everything in its power to for
ward his interests for the senate
and its last issue it INDUCES in
an editorial on Mud Singing"
1t disclaims having INDUCED in
this unseemly pastime.
A COUPLE of negroes, Nose
and Frank Twiggs, have been
convicted IN Burks county
GeersiI the murder of a
white man, Vim. Dryseal, last
November and have been SEN
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

LEVI PErrIBoNE celebrated
his one hundrcth birthday in
St. Louis on The 18th Of Dec
ember. he having been born in
Connecticut on the 18TH of
Decembem 1880. He was in
troduced to a number Of guests
by two gentlemen each Of
whom were upwards Of so years
of age. Mr.. Pettibone moved
to Missouri while it was yet a
territory arriving in St. Louis
in 1917.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

DR.. George w. Cooper, edi-
tor of the greenback organ at
Garrett, Kansas, has been -
judged insane, and seat
'lunatic asylum.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

The New Orleans Times
thinks that a hrst-class way to
raise revenue would be to mn
pose a heavy tax on pistols and
sther weapons such as are used
b05ltually ia StrSes1 brawls. 1t
thinks The government should
impose a heavy tax on the
manufacturer of weapons of
that character.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

n n s.. si''' a 4, ! So
The city council of Hemp
stead has iXtS The salary ofthe
city marshal atN-S5o n month
after April next. II Cour;ar
thinks this IS just hal kssgh.
~ = Some devils in NI1ian
form fred into house ofilI re-
pute at Round Rock, killing
one woman and severely womd-
ihg another in the breast. q
One hundred and sixty
FIVE carp we're received at
Houston and have been distri-
buted among half a dozen or
more parties in the vicinity of
that city.
The Fort Worth News
says that from Coco to 1000
bales Of cotton are now accum-
uiated in the yards at that city.
A lack Of transportation facili-
ties is given as the cause
- North Texan claims that
there are too many religious
dogs in Paris; the dogs go to
church cas- regularly as their
owners and are said to be
! great annoyance to church GO
| crs who leave their dog at home.
= ]. P. Murphree, cripple,
who, for two years enjoyed the
hospitality of a man living near
Bonham rewarded kim for his
kindness by clipping with his
daughter, child only II years
old. The girl was recovered,
but the cripple escaped.
= Last Sunday night week a
serious ARRAY took place at
Milano junction between Chas.
Logan and Barge and Ike
Thompson. Logan was stab
bed with a pocket knife and
died a few days afterwards.
The Thompson boys have sur
rendered.
\ few weeks ago John
Glory. who lives on Lost creek,
Bastrop county, shot and killed.
his eight year old daughter mis-
taking her for a dog in the
night. She had gone out Of
doors unknown to him and was
returning to the house when
the fatal shot was fred.
= At Paris there is great de-
mand for laboring men. La
borers demand 25 cents an hour
for doing odd jobs and don't
care to work at that. Cooks
washers and house servants are
also wanted and in the country
there is a great demand for
farm hands.
The city marshal of
Houston has issued an edict
prohibiting small boys and
others from firing guns, pis-
tolls and fire crackers on
the public streets. The Post
thinks that Christmas can be
enjoyed aud celebrated just as
well without the destruction OF
powder as with it
= The Besaet Da,ia a'se
courses N the -sexI IS Mule
RaisissY Il says g mules
are now sofsi4 500 caeA-ive
bales q co19a 10 lay eauie.
1t asks fLrmefs, how lois will
it be before you raise yogf own
mules The text is fsom a
paper published in Mississippi,
and it is applied 10 Texas.
"A country youth who pos
sessed a handsome sixshooter
took it to Waco to show it
the town. The officers gobbled
up the six as well as its es-
cort. The escort was fined and
trimmed to the sum of $40 10.
The last seen of the youth he
was taking walk with a con-
stable trying to raise 5000.
Caldwell Register Cot
ton pickers can find employ
ment and good prices in Bur
Lesson county.-We saw a farm
er going home with a mess of
turnips in his buggy-sad COM
mentary upon his knowledge Of
farmlng.- There is no trouble
about shipping cotton from this
town-the railroad carries it off
as fast as it arrives.-GCAL.ills and
teyera4e abundant in the c0sn-
ty. Caldwell is healthy.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

q REroRTER of the Houston
.the other day, discovered
bonanza in the way of a
He found that attached
sathen Chinese laundry
as attached a smoking
and that The smoking
Rs frequented by a few
len and the Cinnamon
purpose of smoking
among the smokers he
d three females. One
was very pretty and
used the osbefs were
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

Somehow ex-prize-fghters
are pretty good hands at run
ming revival meeting. They
are seldom bothered by any
body kicking up a disturbance.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

hanks TO Hon. 6. w Jones
the Congressional Record,
Us the Brazoria Independent.
During his entire term in con-
ress Hon G. w. Jones has not,
that We are advised, sent a c.u-
gressional document OF any kicd
to a deuoIfatio newspaper III
the distdct, neither has he sent
any documents to prominent
democr1ls, lt Is Yepz trNe that
Mr.. Jones was not elected to
congress by the democratic
party. nor the votes of the in
telhgent and thinking men OF
the district. BY this we do not
mean to say that no intelligent
men voted for him, but that
comparatively few did. The
question now arises does Col.
Jones intend to represent only
those who voted for him or does
he intend to represent the peo-
pie of the district in congress !;
If the latter he viii distribute
congressional documents among
the newspapers of his district
that through them the people
may know what he is doing in
th,i If behalf.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23
Building Sit
= AND =
FARMING LANDS for i

l offer lor sale at bargain
the Graham tract, one nile e
6renham Courthouse, al well 4
post, plank and wire, contain
beauhinl building sites, overld
city, and the best spring OF. W
i've miles Of the courthouse.
easy walking distance OF The pui
Also the farm known As ..
two miles west Of Rrcnham.
with 5 good tenant houses an
provements, besides 4 fine spri
containing 22S acres.
Also several tracts Of wood lalI
is..s 10 tsSn5 to the above z
JEFFERSON 81
Cctobel Is, 1850 tl&w6n
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23
Fine Farms ior 5!
WASHINGTON cou

WASHINGTON COU
22S1s Acres AZ miles cast Of Bren
The r. r. $50 ACES n cul
b-lanee in pasture.
252 Aenes 5 miles Vest Ct Indere
40 acres n cuilivslioa; well q
1860 Acres on Biaze p :.ssinele,z1
fine land for cos.,.li i'm:
acres IN cnitiralin
only, has bern {
1861 Acses iyinz on
BreHkam and Indl
100 acres N cultivaiioE (
carol Smith place.
The above piaces can be hat,
liberal terms AnpiY 10
JOHN A. RANDLE &
noviYdolwii
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

The governor of Idaho sends
out official notice that polyga-
my Is spreading into bis terri
tory from Utah. 1t is very
catching. The governor VII!
probably be surprised to learn
that the disease has reached
Washington city in a mild form.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

Tlis Philadelphia Times says
some interesting statistics to
show the number Of Ohio men
>wAam he has dragged into,the
services OF an exacsing country
seem to have been inadvertently
omitted BY Mr.. Hayes from
his message.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23
GENERAL Hss

CUTLERY. Epes Iool.
flaming Implements, Hoes. q
Iron, Steel, coeTing and n.
Stove Trimmings and Tinwa
Paints, OILS. Earnishes aad
Buggy and Wagon material |
fnqal II % IS inches Wild
ailkinds, and all articles app
Hardware business. Ma
Ian. l, rs. Bren
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23


ue
10
u IL,
"'
80.
',I
aui'N
ing ana ~
e'e'hs o'i''eS ,N'S.s'.,l,,,-,l' y
noiu ''ie feeoius - 1'''"
, 'ney are oiu a"u sup 4,
ESe'y ma" III l'ie o w
mas mao occasion % V's''
eoui'ii0uSe ioi tle pas, ' ~
years must DC impressed WIN
inc Necessity Oh ne" Ouitui =,
AZ 'he '1s' injecting o' 'ne
commissioners court 'he sup
Jee' Q, d new pu'ioins, was us
ousseu seHe.@'iy %Uu " susses
'ion was 0i,ereo' 0y wiio ;, We
are nor aaViseo' 10 sen 'ne
square upon WHICH tue eo"i
mouse Is now i0ca'eo ana devote
.he pfo9eeus 70 Duyins a',o',ei
i0e ana putting up . new ou'iu-
lhs- ms plan Is d feasible ohe'
out Is naoie 10 serious oplee-
tons Inc ground upon wnlen
inc pulluing now STANDS was 40
mated TO inc county lor 'liar
purpose ana the property IN
.ne immediate vicinity Is Vaiua-
pie because 0''''S proximity 10
'he oour'ho0se nc qeezioA
arises wouio ( DC JUST 10 the
properly owners to remove the
courthouse ana depreeiate the
value oithelr property 10 appFe-
cis'e TIC Valne OF property IN
aho'hsf loeai''y Wnefe Tue court
mouse in'su' .et'a'iee 70 DC 'oGa-
'eu' = ee' ''i.'y WVa'u iio' %
l'sh. 20 move 'iie locaii'y Oh 'ne
ouiiu'lis any more 'lian II "o2ia
DC iish' 20 move 'ie county
sea- i'sel' Inc saA payers o.
ene county Wouid hafa'y favor
moving the location OF the
eou''nous WIEN 'iiey 'aNe M
70 c0nsioera''on me inlas'iee
'hae wouia accrue
!. - eS''i'1'eu ~ soou luus
8 'i'a' d new courthouse sueh
a. Wou'u answer tue ue'A@iiIS
oi inc county iof some years 10
come eouiu DC oulle lor from
sz5,0oo' 70 $4,000. Inc pro-
naoie assessment o. .he county
VIII be upwards OF 100000,
and a special tax of twenty-five
cents on the hundred dollars
would Weld s19 roo wear
n,
mt 'oun'y 10 vi luaiiy ou. Vi
oeot ana IS IN a GOOD CONDITION
needed Enforcement IF +be
commissioners shouiu ueCiae 10
issue bonds Tor the purpose OF
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

The city marshal Of
Houston has issued an edict
prohibiting small boys and
others from firing guns, pis-
tolls and fire crackers on
the public streets. The Post
thinks that Christmas can be
enjoyed aud celebrated just as
well without the destruction of
powder as with it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

THE case Of the State vs..
Ward, Dewey & Co. is now on
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23
eRocnRxHs.

Thevery rapid increase 6fmy
sales for the past twas years
doubling in amount eack year,
IS the best evidence thar - -
really the foremost distribu
market for Groceries in Texa
Such a satisfactory result, in the
face ofthe sharpesteompetitior
from strong and influential rlva.
markets. is certainly a guatazu
tee that aae abb to offer We
positive advantages.
WI. D. CLEVELAND
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

~ man named Thomas,
constable at Concho, has been
doing quite profitable businers
by arresting and robbing sol
diers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

The ii,.saet lii s, d.
courses N the -.5xi 81 Mule
RaisiagS' Z says g3a1 mules
are now sofst 500 caeR five
bales q cotl9a 10 lay nluie.
1t asks tdrmefs, how loag will
it be before you raise yoaf own
mules The text is fsom a
paper published IN Mississippi,
and it is applied 10 Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-12-23

= 4 lew weeks ago John
Glory. who lives on Lost creek,
Bastrop county, shot and killed
his eight year old daughter mis-
taking her for a dog in the
night. She had gone out Of
doors unknown to him and was
returning to the house when
the fatal shot was fred.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-30

bisis Spifnuns iaum srfaasn ;u ippIs
len, Ssnn ipenn ni6t ale sln;ei6eu
triisen, ipir6 man balo ipieeer su benz
Ieitberisen 9lrbeitsIpteme ;uriidtebren
mihen, ba i6pn Jest bic StapeIplGbe
nit Spblen sefiiIlt iiuS unb Die gtods
! frass binter alien GrpartunSen suriids
bleibt.
Gin Nsip 9Orter SadbIatt iast bars
iiber hes gSeiteren: Scr 9lntbracite
8oblenbanbeI 1T bel ipsitem nidt in els
mem 10 ;ufriebenitellenbeu 3uitanbe alS
ppr sipei gSphen. Die 9tadfrase lit
Ssrinser unb es 1T nptorii6, baB elm
beSeutenbes llntertieten in 8reiien itatts
iinSet, tpeI6es ni6t auf Snbipibuen
unb SIeinb bdnoIer ii9 bei6rGntt, ions
bern fporan bic GpmpaSnien i'm ausges
Sebnten WaBe tbetInebmen. Die $oafens
plate iinb iiberfiiqt nit &pblcn uno bic
&obIentarren Beginner ii6 an;ubdufen.
Die glnltrenguneen, ipeIde gema6t
ipurben, I'M pisIen 3uitanb Der 9inse
gu beieitigen, Die 8IOdabe ;u beben uno
8ertdufer unb 3piidenbdnbler sum
rai6en 9lbiab su ermutbisen, Botten
eber ben entsesenSeiebten GrfpIs, ba
su bieiem 3nef ieIbItUeritdnbIid 3uses
itGnNnHe in 9reiien semadt per6en
mu6ten. SrpBbem man ibIieblid bic
&eriencuns einseidrdnft unb ben 8or=
ratb allmdblig perrin9ert bat, fpriht
man rod caopn, bab IS n6tbi9 iei, tic
glrbeitsSeit auf orei Gage in Der @ode
;ll bcf6rdntcn. Sn Der Sbat ideint
iein anoersS Nlittel ais bteics bic Bee
sonScnen SebIsr uno bic nsuIids 9rsiss
erbbbun9 ipieber auS9leiden su f6nnen.
9Senn man greiie feitiest, 10 iplItc uan
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